PL.YTTSMOUTII. OCT. 9, 1879.
CORRESPONDENCE.
i'oiu-ord Items.
'iug into to develop the unseen
of the future.
! Peter T. Beaver has bought
things
tigued and excited he declared that "if
a horse had stumbled, the driver, pas-
new senders, horses and vehicle would not
We are pleased to learn frol
lain Wright that after sevemte'
of arduous and active service
lain in the army he, in compa
two other Chaplains, has bee
upoa the retired list, and is
Give your mon- liberty to do what and go vi
Young is feeding 150 head of ey to a good cause. Give yonr mite when he pltases. As a testi
toward the support of the ministry in '"is long and active service th
cane crusher and an evaporator, and isihave been worth 25c per bushel when
making sorghum molasses by the: they arrived at the foot of the moun-
wholesale, with the assistance of Prof.
Hicks.
J. II
cattle.
tain."
Again, I say come.
Ed. Herald: As we have not Lad
any thing written from Concord lately.
1 thought expedient to write something
for the Herald from here, as we are
in a dark coiner, to It t the IIkkald
know that we are yet in th land
among the dying, but striving ! get
to the land of the living. I said , we
are in a l irk c utier, hut at the s.un
tiuie we are trying ;o bring light in
our midst by bringing gospel light to
bear through the instrumentality of
Sabbath School, which we have been
For want of space I must close. More'your own town. This, in a pecuniary from Adj't Gen. E. D.
anon. Your friend,
G. A. Creamer.
j point of view, "will pay." as the Wes-J command or len. bherman
ternersays. For never has a hamlet, ;Ppers announcing his retire,
town, city or nation prospered with-j most flattering and fitting.
out the saving, refining, purifying in- "Iu thus performing a duty.
The M. E. Concert.
Mr. Editor: In scanning vour in- fluence of the preached gospel in theiri!" law imposes, the Secretar
terestiheetof last week .nv -ves ' midst. Straxoer. d General of the Army take
fell upon these words: -. to the con-! This is published by request, we doto express their regret that in
cert." I obeyed. At 7:30 harp I was't very gladly, only we pity the yaang:tural course of things the Ion
in in v sent. Knoti looWintr un.. mil I i lady as we did the pro tern editor
;.m:..l r., i.,.t :. ,.. i,,LiMirr f the Enterprise, because we are afraid. V on lDe Part or uie omcers
W;
of uance of most faithful devoti
an andieiK-M instead f a deling ;.s I will lie disappointed in trying to,-"""
had expected. "What means -this?" stir t,lis town UP to a sens of its duty. I8, if not in all cases, a res
running here for years, and have had !"'" 1 l" eiuen. - u, was me,
public preachitte every tw weeks.! ''""Hy. "if it were a negro minstrel:
This
ta-of
unceasing toil and respensibi
he grateful if not necessary c
it dues in this involuntary fc
Little Feet Iihs no ax to erind. unless: n;knt ..
i - - u uuuiii n 'oooi ui 1 1 .j v. H
she grinds very slow. Iproach' The best wishes of
K jrht Mile Grove Notes.
Rev. J. A. Kenaston being our pastor! "P oni oe crowned.
for the present, but can se but verv "Hht t so to be." s-. -id I. I had
.. .' 1 1-. . . ; . . . 1 . A i . . i
I.ttle difference from darknes, to UgliUj " , Whjll hiiS bf.come of liig Feet ? Plese!eruraent for t,,eir future C0IE
i. e. gospellight. We believe the Sab-:y and song when I first gazed up-; . once more aB,how; correspond-!ha,linps, frtow the d
bath School to beoneof the best means-'' shade, hill tops and utilued, R is like editing J
ot promulgating iiio'e minis, oi rais-i ... w.,. .n ;
ing the standard of morality, of ad-i" "-"ops in me lorm oi traveling me
vancing the Redeemer's kingdom, oty,tres' eircuses, and so on, it behoves
the strengthening and building up ol jtl,e West to encourage home effort
his church, and of bringing out and jin talent; and have it, if we will
utilizing (torment talent to the glory ;bllt support it. liy this means our
of Go.l and the salvation of souls i j"loose change" is nt carried off by
l.rirnrinfT tlipm from fhn Vnsa to liirht .i hundreds of dollars, but is retained in
- - - --r- 1
. . . .. '.,ii,mi.lj- M. 11 1.. t
e nad a glorious &ai)U. in cnooi pic "- more i,a8 pved himself as a verv
nic here on A up. 30th. which resulted jtlns n view when emp;oying teachers.! , teacer Hnd c;in chrfullT be re-
in a srand success, gouen up umier u..uriiiuw uiai mat , , , wl..,nT in Wllllt
paper, you have all sorts tf people to
lease, and it is an old saying, in pleas
ing every one, you please nwne, w
find an Item which is true from Alpha
to Omega and give it for the benefit of
tirement from all service to t
of their choice
As Uncle Saw cares for hi
veterans during the remained
life, the prospect of a comfort
i peaceful descent down the
skeptics.
The District School at I'leasant Kidge0f ,fe seems to yl9 before t
has closed for the term. Mr. W. E. Gil-;iMi. .and his manv friends wil
ed to hear of it; among thoa
most assuredly count the fill
the name of Mount Olive Sabbath fen is to be repented, I would like towf a School . hp decHued tlie offt.r for a
School, for the encouragement of the,s:J io inegoon cnizens or nausmouin. ... t .
School Reportof College IlilH
The Society o" the good Templars is
For the month ending OcU
Xo. enrolled, 37; average atf
school. Programme made out in ordr,Come to te concert." The greeting
and strictly responded to by the schol-song will welcome you. A bass solo! hin,r fl)i ward. ! 17 9-20. Average monthly
ars in declamations, essavs, and select w' l nxt, perhaps the melody of jateR aud Kohuke, Carpenters 0f tion, grade of those answeringy
reading. Sabbath school called to or- which still floats on every l'1 r t,,ati voui City ar buildiding a nice iesi-;Per c-nt. of nil questions iske
der at 9:30 o'clock by G. A. Creamer; reaches my enchanted ear, ai.d whis-j-j foj. Mr j,hilip it", j A Grade Flora Davis, 98. J
read second chapter, 1st Peter. Pray- unto ine -i am ureaming. -i.ive . More Axox.
er by Father Isaac Seybert. Programme me the liowl, is a soul-stu ring piece,
read, then came the essavs, declama-'and should be heard by all. If you
tions, &c then we had pic nic dinner
in baskets, which we enjoyed muchly,
after that was had speeches from dif
ferent persons on the scriptures of di
vine truth, and the ' genuineness and
authenticity of the bible, on which the
estimable lady, Mrs. Spurlock, gave an
able address, which will live long in
the hearts of the people of Concord,
and MissDennison.of thePlattsmouth
High School, who was our chief corie
ter assisted by the young ladies of
Concord, and ably and efficiently done.
In the winding up Father Isaac Sey
bert, now 81 years of age, gave us an
old fashioned experimental speech on
religion, and exhorting;t.ie people to
'seek Christ. We had good singing, all
of Gospel hymns, by Miss Denison and
others, and all went off well. Thanks
to Mrs. B. Spurlock and Miss Denni
son for their efficient aid in speaking
and singing.
The people of Concord are in better
want to laugh listen to "Jolly Jona
than," and you will without an effort;
and certainly 3'ou wil! "smole a smile"
to bear the ladies get the last word
with "Profundo Basso," and to enjoy
the strains of Orpheus' fabled lyre,
hear Mr. Weaver render "Home, Sweet
Home." The string band kindlv as-
Frem an Obi Farmer.
Mount Plkasant, Neb., (
October Cih, 1879.
B Grade Frank Schlatttr, 9i
C G rade Frank Lonsdale, 70 ;
Blair, 94: Anna Osenkopp. 82j
Stander, 85; Belle Johnson,8.
We would also report tLef
Ibuildinc iu cood condition. If
Editor Herald: Having had my:1;.ge aud commodious house, vf
jttntiiMi rvillil tit llifi Mart imljilf i i....t. :.. -.1 . .-v .. f
HtiviiiiuM ' " - " m.'siieti. i f tj i ii in 1 1 l.ii i iu araio
boom published in vour last issue of
the Herald, I felt, it rny duty to add
a few lines in behalf of the aforesaid
sisted and added much to the pleasure boom. In the first place no Ilepubli-
of the evening.
Many and beautiful were the selec
tions made bv the chorister, but the
grandest to our mind,
the Grand Sierras."
can of acknowledged principles can
support the Greenback-Democrat can
didate who has twice been beaten in a
was "Crossing Republican convention, only to seek a
"All aboard"! nomination somewhere else.
paratus. Respectfully,
II. W. ZiNK, Tel
Hard Honey Han.
Call at Merges Shoe Stoij'
you will get the most and bfl
aud Shoes, for that kind oi
town.
shouts the conductor, and off we goj Mr. Wooley, though a young man,
with a hum-drum and a lightning! has had no small amount of experience
speed of a lightning train. Our na-jas a teacher; and his success is only
tional pride inflates as we reflect up-second to his ability as an educator;
ok the brevity of time in which those! besides he is the regular nominee of
grand old mountains have been subdn-j the Republican party; stands square- j
t ' TT T T TtnifVU A V 1" XITkll
all wool ladies' cloth suits, t
. : i :.. .:n, ...... I
II iilimeu ill niitv, rtim fiHTuiii
ih, from 82.00 to S7.50 per si
Solomon & Na(
Notice.
Wm. E. Tucker, the well kno
ed and made subservient to our will ly upon her i rinciples, and is not sac-jpenter, who has long been est
suggestive of the energy and powerful irificing everything for' the sole pur- jn this city has just returned fr.
resources of our country. Ipose of gaming an office. Country, where he lias had a i
Mount Pleasant will send up a solid of work. He will hereafter b
We well remember in '59 how Hor
spirits than usual. Prospects of a mar- ace Greely traversed those same rug-'vote for honest principles wnen tne at his shop every day. ready
ket seems flattering. We are rather'ged mountains, and when, upon reach- time comes and don't you forget it. U,ess and respectfully solir itif
an energetic psople here; we are pry-J ing the base beyond, being much fa.
An Old Farmer.
of townspeople in his line.
A