Lioaal Daws.
A. Boone, the Jeweler.
I>aiii|i weather on Tueadtr
Pllger has aome Hue Cabbage.
dee T L. Pllger*a he# add In thl*
laaue.
Hoot* and ehoca at Henry Doll
Inga.
Pllger baa »ome choice Onion*. Bed
and Yellow.
Pllger baa aonie Excellent Home
made rtauar Kraut.
C. Belmond made a bul»ne»* trip to
Omaha lait Tueaday.
Be aure and lead Oaateyer'a new
‘add" In tbla week* laaue
llog* are on the rlae, happy la he
that hath hi* bog pea full of them.
Mlaa Nora Bmltb baa been vialilng
friend* In the city for the paat week.
Did you get one of thoae fancy china
cup* with I lb of Japan tea at Oaaley
er'al’
Pllger handle* only the Choice at
good*.and bi* good* areallClean, Kreah
and ('heap,
Line your Big Hleeve* witbCbamol/w
c.l InoKoa wide, fur aalc at
Fllger’a.
I'llgrr baa aorne New Hweet Older
The only I'ure Older ever brought to
Hticrmen County.
The front room of the County Super
intendent'* office In the Porter Build
ing I* l>#fng neatly prepared
Mr Hnodgraaa, of Logan townahlp,
left Thuraday wUh hi* family for IIII
noi* where they will maketbelr future
borne.
Oeo. McFadden and J.erln Crawford
are new member# of the M. W. of A
Camp of till* city having rode the g»at
laat Tueaday evening.
Mia* Mattie Snyder, who la teaching
achool at Rockville, came up to attend
the Leap Year ball given at thia place
Wedneaday evening.
There la a law ault pending agalnat
the State Inaurance Company of Lea
Molne* la. before Judge Kay for *800 00
Robert F. Relrnan la plaintiff'
K MOCK# OUT Til* Owr,~Humphrey'*
Sped tic "77" knock* out the grip and
..i _i. _*4..« fa__ rtf. ...... a _ . f,.H
Ml '-,an up « vviw » » ivv v--»»
•ale everywhere.
Frank Simpson returned last Tuva
day for llllnola where he baa been local
ed for aeveral mouth* paat. We learn
that hi* family will |oln him In the
spring.
The Germania Society of Loup City
will give e grand ball on tba evening of
March 17, St. Patrick's Day. The oc
casion la given out a* the beat Dal! of
the season, and all are Invited to come
out.
On Sunday moinlng a heavy fog
came up from the south-east and froze
on the trees In the court yard until t hey
were covered with heavy opagne crys
tals of ice. About oae o'clock lu the
afternoon It thawed suddenly, and It
is variously estimated that It furnished
from a half to a barrel and a half of
water to a trae.
The fourth annual .masquerade ball
of the Germania Society will tie given
at the opera house In Loup City, Fri
day, ,lan. HI, l*W). commencing at 8
o'clock p. hi. (iood music and good
management. All are Invited to come
and enjoy the lieat ball of the season,
masquerade suits can lie had at Oden
dahl Brothers drug atore. Admission.
W eta. for gentleman rnaaked, ladies
unmasked ‘J*>, ladiea masked free.
Ticket* on sale at Oderidahl Bros,
drug atore.
The A. O. U. W. Lodge of this city
held very appropriate memorial ex
ercises at their hall last Saturday even
gram was carried out. Over two bun
dred people were prevent. They con
sisted of tnemhera. relative* anil Inti
mate friend*. Mauler Workman Mel
lor cal led the house to order aud In a
neat little *peech announced the occa
sion and Introduced the speaker of the
evening Mr T, H. Nightingale. Mr
Nightingale then interested the and!
ence for a half hour aud wa* follower
hr toasts by J. H I'edler, Mr* O. W
Hunter, Mr* J.T. Hall aud other* A
•umpilou* lap supper and a good tneia
time followed After supper auothei
abort progr*m wa* arranged tod car
ried out.
The l.eap Year dance given try Hit
Utile* of the village wa* largely attend
ed aud prououuced a grind •mve»»
For a week prior to the dance than
had Ihmui ioualik raide ru*tllug at omul
town hy noth young and married girlt
to secure pailuer* lor the iwuivn
A wrong the many who were there we
note the to lowing distinguish**
couple*. Mr |iru«tlle Irllto and Mix
Will tblend.Itl Mr I, \ Walworth
and Mt* Frank Wmt», Mr M-*llte
I'mllei and Ml** Jatwa* J»h*ii*en Mt
Madle W alwurtk and Ml** Will Nelk
Mr. Ora Hunter and M-»* l» >’ Ike
Mr. Hannah Joltan**M and Mi»* tttllli
French Mr Mary ttnwe aud Mt*. Wit
N*gle# Mr Mat Multak amt M •• Ante
O tin*" Mr Hell Multch and Mia
ItUfe tr'Hnan. Mr haul* l(owa am
Ml** Aug*• I lt»« biin.id Mr. Mullk
li on* ami Ml** t»*r rrrow Mr Mantu
multh a«d Ml** Will Mightenour Mi
Minnie t ravel* amt Mit* Wilt Mullek
»,»,•») hodi pta**nl wa* t»i) i*m I
tlwliled la ike* they had lent tkrl
ptvnrme lo the m<**|wg.
Pilger ha* a choice lot of apples for
sale cheap.
Pure Maple Syrup and Buck wheat
flour at Oaateyer*
Ojsteyer sell* strictly l’urc New
York Apple Cider 80 eU. per gal.
Pilfer I* Sola A gent for the Celebrat
ed St. Paul Flour every sack warranted
Oaateyer sella IJueensware and Fancy
China at remarkable low price* for
cash
Wm. Walter* of Washington Tp was
In f«oup City on business the fore part
of the week.
Oeo, Oilman Inform* n* that he has
ten masquerade suite that he will rent
cheap for the hall on .Ian, 31*1
J. It. O'Bryan ehlpped two car load*
of cattle to the South Omaha market
last Tuesday morning via L’. P
Kd Veeder sold the house and lot on
the hill hack to Wm. Sharp this week.
Another wedding off. hard time# did
it,
Walter Sorensen and Mr. Hasting*
of Arcadia attended the l.e*p Year
ball at the opera house last Wednesday
night.
John Wall, of Arcadia same down
yesterday morning having heard the
new* of hie brother. Judge Walla accl
den t
A country dance at the Snodgrass res
Idence Was given last Monday night.
A good crowd and a good time Is
reported.
PHger ha* the only Pure Buckwheat
Flour in Sherman County. Kalsed the
seed Id in sc If and had It ground Into
Buckwheat Hour
Sheriff Patten was out last haturday ,
in the west part of the county serving
summon* on Jurymen for the sluing of
the neat term of dfatrict court which
will convene February 3rd,
A very enjoyable time la reported at
the resideneeof Jerry Shrove where a
pleasant couetry dance was given last
Friday night. fJulUr a number of our
young folk* from town were present.
Last year every body an<* his family
left the west part of the county and
went south, now they are hack again
saying that they will stay in old Sher
man county till they die, * Be It neyor
so humble there * no place like home.
Kx-County Judge Bent, on Jaat Fri
day night while walking toward* town
from hit residence, fell Into a large
Hole that had l<een dug for the purpoae
of planting a tree. The night waa very
dark and the Judge had walked off the
aldewalk. He waa quite aerloualy
brulaed and Injured hut I* crippling
around.
The cure of Ithruwatlam ha* often
faxed medleal aklll, hut it'a prevention
ha* been very ea*y hy an oecaalonal u*e
of Slinimiiii Liver Regulator. It keep*
the liver well regulated, and the ayatem
free from poiaon. Therein la the aecret
of health. “J have uaed It ror yeara
for indlgeation and Conatlpatlon. and
alao found it give* one relief from a
touch of l<neumatl*rn.r N. Hughe*,
Lord*burg, N. M.
We learn through one of our aubacri
bera, iJetllf l'eteraon, that Boh John- ,
aon, of Valley county, who la well j
known to the people of thla vaclnlty, j
hail conalderable property deatroyed :
hy lire laat Hundav afternoon while
away from home. The Are caught In
the atruw near the abcda and the abeda,
a team of horaea. harrtea*,corn crib and
about *100 buahela of corn wu* eon
mined.
Wedneaday night aiiout eleven
o'clock, the citizen* living in tbe vicin
ity of the Landera building were atartl
ed by a peculiar ruahlngaound, and upon
Invektigation In the morning It wa*
found that the Aoor of the rear portion
of the building had given away lettitig
down onto the ground a thouaand bu»h
• la of oata lielonglug to C. Landera.
The weight of the oata waa too much
for the iloor. Mr. Linder* had i force
of men at work yeaterday moving the
oat* Into the room In front. No great
quantity of tbe oata will be waated,—
Arcadia Champion.
A very aerlou* and painful accident
huppcneif to Judge Wall laat Wednea
day evening while out to hi* farm one
half Utile ootlth of town Mr Wall ha#
a Urge number of fine bur.it ami a*
i It waa a jireliy colit light lie waa a»*i»l
lug III# lilmtl man to gel ilimit all In
Ihe barn W'heu lb«> lou.e lie w e* rlilllig
i flipped and fell wuh It* whole weight
mi III* right leg breaking It )o*l above
I be ankle When Ibe bor*e am.e Mr.
W alt aiWuipteil to rlae al*u but could
not. t he blreil m in waa at time *ei,t
I to Io*ii allei tubltm* ami the city
ejtpre** w agon w«* there a* mum aa pnm
tible ami be waa taken lo late rewltlenee.
While waiting lor help he aulfere.l
much flow «»|HMure a* the Wind waa
htnwing iulen*ly vohl |»r June* waa
•ittuwonetl to *et ih* tlim. a.ol on ek
i amlnatl n loumt that the front bone
I waa broken amlrely og )u*l above the
ankle ami hi* knee and ankle badly
wrenched lie atulni btulaeil about
the head an4 thouliler* The actbleM
will 4oubile*a mu* him titan) •
tngeitng .ml artII greatly retar4 nit
btoluewa a* h« b*« mao) luipottaut ••*«»*
In tli.tioi . > 't wk .h i* atom i« a i
, ami ettbh it ioMle* Will have to be
r piMpotie.l until ao.th lime «• t e nan b*
i able lo at eo4 to litem
front l.ltehftsfrt Monitor.
While Ibe lleslop family were driv
ing home from church at the (>my
school house ls*t hunday. Ihelr learn
became frighlemd near J. W . Ileapy a
place and ran away. The buggy was
upset and Mrs. lleslop was seriously
hurt Sbutlt the head and back. hut Hie
four children escaped unlnj ired Dr,
Ooll who was called, pronounced the
wounds both serious ami painful, and
It will be several week's before she can
fully recover from the accident.
Last night /Thursday) w> s a gala
lime for I lie Mtclifh-ld Camp M W. A.
Twelve of the l.oup City Neighbor*
were In attendance and took charge of
the work of Initiating-four candidates.
About II o'clock Die Camp was Invited
to partake of a sumptions supper
which had lieen prepared by the Wood
men ladle* In the Cotvrn building,
after which they returned to their "log
rolling.*' Those present from Coup
City cemp were 0. II, Hibson, W. J,
Fisher. W. French, J. Johansen, C.
Hinlih.ll Wookey, J I Depew, H,
McFadden, J McCoy, f. Hopper,
A. L, Zimmerman aud D. Itlcbardsou
The J/OupCIty neighbors are strictly
all right.and Urey were profuse In their
praise of the good treatment at the
hand* of I.ltchfleldlte*, especially the
ladles The pleasur s usually attend
ing such occasions were niutu dly en
joyed, ami after the work wa* finished
the remainder of me wee bouts were
devoted to social entertainment, when
i a S A - I A » A S M _#(. . _ A a _ A II I. AA..II
Mil l*'l* Willi III*- r-r-HHH ••»»» *»* • " ’ ’ ’
Dwight, lb* five year old son of W.
ft. McCombs received quite sn Injury
by luring thrown from s bench, pieced
outside the school bouse. sn<l bed to to*
taken to lavenna, the llgsmens. or
museela being torn loose from the
shoulder. He is Imfirovlng nleely un
der the treatment of Dr. Bent lev of Hs
venna
The Nebraska Meet Hugar Associa
tion has Issued it* call for Its second
convention to meet at Fremont, Wed
nesday and Thursday, February ith
and 6th, IWX5, commencing Wednesday
at 1:60 p. in . and Invites the selection
of repiesentatives as follows: namely. ,
The governor of the slate I* requested
to appoint twenty delegates at large: \
The Male l.’nlverslty, the State Hoard ,
of Agricultural, the Htate Horticultural
Hoclety, I he Htate Dairyman’s Associa
tion, and the Htate Federation of Labor,
ten delegates each; County and Local
Agricultural or Horticultural Hoclcties,
five delegates each; irrigation Hoclety
or Company, three delegates each:
Mayor* of cities arc requested to ap
point five delegates each Villages three .
delegates: President of boards o f trades •
and comerclal club*, fire delegateseach.
The Htate Normal school, private and -
denominational Colleges, three dele
gate* each: Labor organizations. Farm
er* Institutes and Granges, Three dele
gate each. Genera! Managers of all
railroads are requested to attend In
person or by representatives, Kditor*
of agricuitursl and Irrigation publica
tions, and editor* of all newspaper* in
Nebraska, will on presentation of cre
dential * be entitled to seat* In the con
vention. A cordial invitation Is ex
tended to all present members of
Congress, the Governor and all htate
official*, the members of the legislature
and all County official* to attend as
delegate*. A program will he presented
with papers and addresses on the sub- .
Ject* from a scientific, theoretical and .
practical standpoint, from the ablest
vsisiii urn liessrss Ifoilnootl rti i I enail rufoa
will l»e obtained on all line*. For fur
ther Information address.!. C. Clelaud.
Secretary local committee, and to
whom uaiiies of delegates should lie
sent.
King aolvniuu’s Notion.
That “There is nothing new under the
sun" does not always convey the truth
K»|>eciilly is tb>* tfue a* regards the
new composite csra now operated dally
via the Chicag >. Colon I'acillc and
Northwestern Line between Salt Lake
City and Chicago. These handsome
Buffet Shi iking and Library Cars are
entirely, new throughout of latest
design, contain all modern Improv
ident*, and are well supplied witti
writing material, the leading daily
papers, illustrated periodicals, mags
sines etc. The fact that these cats
run dally \la "The Overland Limited"
and that the Ciiluu I'acillti was the line
west of Chicago to Inugerale this ser
vice should commend Itself to all. See
that your tickets read via "The Over
land lloule "
Awarded highest honor*,
World'* Fair.
DU
BAKING
POWDER
MOST FI HM CT MAOB
A pun t«>spe 11*soi >4 Timm I* w4«
Ass | m Awswa ASM m *»r *<S« *|
4<* YtAMi 1HR STANDARD
DON’T DO IT
Dispute with a t
woman when
I she say* our
L*roods are the
Only Ones to Buy, Be
cause she knows whst she
is talking about.
Argil** with her
du n she *a)s
| Our J'ri< es arc
L MoXKtr-HAVKKS.
I tjhe talks like
B a sensible woman who
A knows what's whst,
Ij, Try to excuse
Tvourself forgo
I mg to some oth
ler sUrre instead
*of Ours, You
know tluit you csn offer no
W reason that can Ire sufficient
VB for passing the store where
S the Br,sr and CitKAl'XX'f
H g<r tngether,
i Kxpect your
^ wife to meet
> oil pleasantly
if you ve girlie
•Ur some other
store than Ours, when she
expressly told you to go
nowhere else. Don't do
tin sc things if you expect
to live Jong and keep yhjt
hair on.
_ ... ._mil— n ~ --- -- — -r---—
WK WANT ALL 1’KOSLK TO DROP IN AND SKK Ol'R NKW STOCK OS
3rr Goods, Groceries, Qooeasiaro, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Foroishii Goods,
!N”otioiiB< Ki<*»
[T IS THE EVENT OF THE SEASON!
We have got the Strongest Line Wehave Ever Offered in thin Market, Altai Extra Low Prices,
-a OOP BAIT IS BARGAINS i»
T. L. PILGER,
New York Store. Loup City, Nebraska
. -- - - -- - - - - ' ■— <_M"
HOI IS THIS FOR LOW?
I _ I I lArw.,1 I
A 1UUI * ' '
Arcadia Cream Patent, per »ack 75 Bran per one hundred pound*.45
“ Baker* Fancy “ “ #6 Short* “ “ “ .Ml
QUEEPSWAPE apd GLASSWAPE:
Everything in this line CHEAP, must be sold by March 15th
Canned Vegatables Canned Fruit.
Gem Corn, 2 caua.25 Hamilton brand table Peacbe*.15
» Buccotaab, 2 “ .25 “ “ Hlk Cberriea.15
“ Lima bean* 2 “ .25 . “ White cberriea.15
Sifted June peaa 2 “ 25 l,uak'a Apricot*.15
Stringle** bean* 2 “ 25 Califoroia Grape*.15
SJEiOKS:
Everything in this line will be sold at COST for the next
NINETY U.f t*>v CO .ft H IC»i itV
Dried Fruit. Cereal* 1
Apricot*, par pound.10 S*vy heana, per pound .04
I'encliea . .inland 10 C*l I'ink luana “ •• .04
p|uaM .i «• . ...CH Oatmeal *■ •* .o:«
I'runM *• “ .,. ,oH IIcmI Japan ri«w ** •• .07
...04 S oli litiieen pen." •• 1 .Oil
_t T ■ ■ - - -— ■ - -
AM, PACKAGE COFEEF, TWENTY-ONE CENTS.
Molasaeri- 8 rnp 8oap.
HI* k Mlr»p, |**r ||i»l • ••** '*•«•*«. J E»i»
ll.ni Soruhuui, •* ’• <«i II* mi •*« 'll. * " •••
II,■! •' • • . **•• *'!'•» I- ,f
Cl Hit mi Hvrtij*, •• ’ ... ,1J I r*i.n*.
I Mil M*i*l, •* " «“ Nmw Hi>l«, w
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apples ninety cents per bushel.
UcHtl IliU over nm-l'ully Mild take your ca»li anil pr.xltuo lo *
|. f, w|»„„rtl| UlgltV ■ ll*M U HIM* * *‘»k ***** »'* |»*lll * * I* • ' n,, , , HU nit
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