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Good Slnmicr.
BY K. W. EMERSON".
'Tis a rule of manners lo avoid
exaggeration. A lady loses as soon
as she admires too easily awl too
much. In man or woman, the face
and the person lose power when
they are on the strain to express ad
miration. A man makes his inferiors his
superiors by heat. Why nocd you.
who arc not a gossip, talk as a gos
sip, and tell eagerly what the neigh
bors or the journals say? State
your opinion without apology.
The attitude is the main point.
Assure your companion that, come
good news or come bad, you remain
in good heart and good mind, which
is the best news yon can possibly
communicate
Self-control is the rule. You have
in you then a noisy, sensual sav
age, which you are to keep down,
and tuin all his strength to beauty.
For example, what a seneschal
and detective is laughter! It seems
to require several generations of
education to train a squeaking or a
shouting habit out of a man.
Sometimes, when in all expres
sions the Choctaw and the slave
have been worked out of him, a
coarse nature still betrays itself in
hi contemptible squeals of joy.
The gieat gain i not to shine, not
lo conquer your companion then
yon learn nothing but conceit but
to linl a companion who ktiov.s
ul.it you do hoi; to till with hiui
and bo overthrown, horse Knd fool,
with utter destruction of-your lotric
and learning.
T!i?rc r a defeat that- is uc!nl.
Then you can see the rel and the
CGunteifeit, agnin. You viil adopt
the art of war that hs defeated you.
You will ride to baKle horsed on
the very logic which o:i found ir
resistible. You will accept the
fertile truth, in-lead of the solemn,
customary lie.
When people come to &ee u, we
foolishly prattle, lest we be in'ios
ri'ablc. Hut things said for con
versation are ciitlk eggs. Don't say
things. "What you arc stands over
yon the while, and thunders so thnt
I cannot hear what you said, to tin
contrary.
A lady of my acquaintance 'aid.
"I don't care so much for what they
say a I do for what makes them say
It.
The law of the table is beauty
a lespeel to the right of all tin
guests. Everything is unseasona
ble which U private to two or three
or r:y portion of the company.
Tact never violates for a moment
this lav. ; never intrudes the order
of the house, the vices of the absent.
cr a tariff of e:cpsne-, or profes
sional privacies; a? we uy. we nev
er ''talk shop" before company.
Lovers abstain from care-e-, and
halcrarom insults whilst they .-it
in one parlor with common friends.
Would wc codify the laws that
should reign in -households, and
whose daily trausgjcsion annoys
and mortifies us, and degrades our
household life, we must lourn to
adorn every day with sacrifices.
Good manner-- are made up of petty
sacrifice?.
How to TiKiilcii F"r.
1 liaveibund the following way tc
tighten wagon tire, say, th Home
r.ml Farm, to be successful : "Apply
leather rings between the shoulders
on the outer ends of the spokes and
ll.o convspondinij portions of the
felloes, wliieh in:i be done as fol
lows! Procure a number of small
pieces of leather, laom an inch and j
a 1-nlf to two indies in diuiaeter;
with a simrp knife and a eompa,
or a catling punch, mako round j English out of the saddle." in this
holes in the center of those pieces I connection particular relet cure is
aucT nuke a straight cut from the made to American weaving ma
hook to the outqr edges of the piece., j chine-, machines ior working in
o as tn fohu oj)i.n tings. The holes ; wood, labor-saving m lehinc- u all
mu.l uc. mace of a ue that will I
nicJy n't the tenon on the out c Is
of the spokps. Place a fulcrum on !
the tcp"of the hub. on which place
vour lever, with tho &hol ond-under
the felloe, near a spoke; htvc an
assjsthnt bear down uit the other
did sufiicyonth to mi-e the ftflac,
nun expose me sitoinuer ami tenon, J
of the spoke, open your lentlier sine :
fit it nicely around the tenon, hld-1
ingltto its place, while your ai-t- j
ant relaxes the lever, and settles the !
fellcep firin1upon the spake byifti,,B61 length discovered an Elysiau'
blow or tw.o.i.pon the ti: e. Having' "ile teeming with men and wo-'
i-epr'rtjyl-thepr-oeas wJthVulhitint, j l,lc"of 0 singular temperament
number of p"6kQs.to"mal:c-tliQMftivS,e u"''" '"Oue of the most e4
all right, trim tlft p!$jffiti:,ij J truordinary feituii-s i Hawaiian
leatlereve'i.wilii fimur.-K-oof the' ' Tc!c'- Hts in the fact thai the!
srokc-and j our l.i-k will bo dm... ,,"ble" paiuu of je.tlutjs is mi
ll jour pieces ol Jeather Miuuld be Uuuu among U:ein. it ,kscs not.
spougy, hammer thrm down ben-re ; tiial au-v ,u0,e ,,,ai1 :l thing thatj
using' "' " -' , . ;!',va cr heard ol, never had an
, -- ; exji-teneo. Hawaiian woman is the
- Thcliondon Tnnoxw Hint hnn -J
drbds Of al5; farmers iu England
lire throwing rtlilheirarmsj)yinjri,
tohe- liighJVent..-bad lrSrve5t ami
the cheapness -f American provis-J
lous. u continues :i'riic nalt io 13 j
imiv linlirnnii lln miuvniwl tl.n fnir .1
..v. v..t.. ...v ...U.. j. ...... ..v IV... ,F
between the force of numbers. 'and
of wealthwealth iunnoneraor in
land.-. . 'f4ierTrsiositlvnll'iJ,t,)ve to the wi-Iics of his beJ
such thing as a rural cls?, or a class lovcth "He' waits upon list- ith
representing the couufr.v as' ih gallant attention; in fact, the Ilaw-j
towns "are represented. IK Dec. '
The late SQuator.Ghandkr felt the J
htonuof tlie'haril times oriNJn antU
came to 2?ew York tq propose an i
assignment to Iris- cfeditolV. They
told him he was too hones1 and en-
tcrpflsin to 'o) nuern iiy&fi
time and more goods, and he,wa?
soon able to.red.ccut all, his poer
For the Jouhxal.
A. Dccliuatlou.
The extract from one of your city
papers which appeared in your issue
of the 19th of November rofcrring to
Mr. Grant as a drunkard reminds
me of some incidents bearing upou
the subject; the first mentioned may
be as familiar lo your readers as to
myself, but is worth repeating.
When in command of the Army of
the Potomac, word was brought to
Mr. Lincoln that "Grant teas drink
Uuj deeply.'' Said the President:
"1 wish 1 knew where he gets his
liquor, I would be glad to have all
my Generals procure theirs at the
same place."
He was invited to attend the open
ing at a grand industrial exposition
in an eastern city where I was
stopping; in the afternoon he had
been the guest o"f the state fair com
mittee, held live miles distant; had
been riding about the grounds some
hours, then the distaucc between the
two cities in an open barouche in
the hot sun: when he came into the
hall his lace was exceedingly red
and he seemed somewhat exhaust
ed. Stiid a Iriend, "The democratic
papers will report him drunk in the
morning. True to their instinct,
such was the case; they gave an
extended description of the previous
day's proceedings and among the
rest of the news how much liquor
Grant had drank, in the pavillion on
the fair grounds, at the dinner ta
ble of a citizen, ami finally in the
exhibition icstaurant? The next
day there was in all the public pa
pers, a card from a member of the
committee uho had been with him
from his tii-st entering the Slate:
iic was a democratic member of
congress, and said 'That although a
poiiiic.il opponent of Pi evident
Grant he must in justice say that
the story then in circulation was a
purely malicious' fabrication ; that
he had been in hh company the
whole thue and not one drop had
pR3cd his lips stronger than coffee,
and luiihcrmo:e that there was no
wine upou the dinner-table ot their
hospitable cutertaincr.
Ala magnificent banquet in Cali
fornia, when beiug ured to taste
Loir choice native wines, the Gen
eral s-iid, -When I left Philadelphia
iinou this "extended lour I firmly
rcoived not to taste one drop of
intoxicating drink; thus dy 1 have
strictly adhered to it, and intend so
to do; must therefore decline."
Couhl all his contemners and ac
cusers act thus nobly?
When will all this -eiisclc-s talk
oensc? Let them tell us something
new. Maxiu.w
Profe.-sor Ueuleaux. of P.eilin,
generally regarded as the fiist of
mechanical engineers in this coun
try, if not in Europe, and a man also
of broad accomplishments and ex
cellent judgment in other branches
of industry and art, has jn-t publish
ed in book form a scries of letters
upou the industrial position of the
United States, written duiinga visit
to the Centennial Exposition last
j ear, in which he $'is the wealth of
j-our country in coal and iron is such
as Europe furnishes no parallel for.
In regard to machinery, if is frank I v
! admitted that the Tnited Slates has
begun to occupy "one of the places
in the first rank, in some respects the
very first."' iu toolmaking, espe
cially, they "carry away Hie p-ihn,
not only at the exhibition, but seem
ingly everywhere." To this com
plimcnlaiy" nimmiug up Professor
Jleuleaux joins an onumeialion of
the specific excellence which tliti:i-
guie American tooh, which have
got. fur Inktomi Get man products iu
thi line, and have even ''hurled the
sort and csneciallv to iiiinfin.r
presses. Ofourfutiuc devolopme
Is industry and art, he maiutai
. - 0
cut
ns
that there cau be no doubt because
we have education, great mechanical
bkill, know how to u-c machinery
to advr.niigej and have natural re
sources iar superior to a:u thing
known iu Europe. j
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Jiot IcUtOtls.
An" occis-ional cyi re-pondent ".
mo-t loving of human beings. The
Ilawaiian'lovcr, hoivever deeply he!
loves her. is never jealous ot hcri
?,I-n "" smile upon her, may comcj
ai!1 o ut hi soul is uuruliicd by
""- oi-;jwi monsier. native,
WOU10U ai'C llOl lP.nloilc ' if unfti-rj
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t "'tnnen-nor of men : husband is not
'jealous ot'wite. The native is uot
aiia" s.i cxiremciy gallsnt that he
, thinks it a glory to doJiousework, if
the doing thercot will ,p1cne hisl
jwocuiearf. . j,. bun
Au cli-riviits?-io!iliMH?r is thatj
lilt; UIIIVIUllU 'ULIIKXII mu-U JiOllllJf
ill aiitl those going out of office- is
maiuly"-tliis the former arc sworn
iu,.and ihejaller go out swearing, i
rFIie IJe.st .StiimHuMt.
Goorge D. Prentice has contribut.
ed largely to tho gems. that sparkle
in our English literature. This, upon
stimulants, may be placed among the
golden sayings of Pythagoras:
There are times when the pulse
lies low in the bosom, and beats low
in the veins; whcii tho spirit sleeps,
the sleep which,apparntly,kiiows no
waking in its house of clay, aud the
window shutters are closed, and the
door is hung with the invisible crape
of melancholy ; when we wish the
golden sunshine pitchy darkness,
and are very willing to fancy clouds
where no clouds be. This is a state
of sickness when physic may be
thrown to 'the dogs, for wc will have
none of it. What shall raise the
sleeping Lazarus ? What shall make
the heart beat music again, aud the
pulses dance to it through all the
myiiad-throngcd halls in our house
of life? What shall make the sun
kiss (ho eastern hills again for us,
with all its old awakening gladness,
and the night overflow with "moon
light, music, love and Jlowers?"
Love itself is the great stimulant,
the most intoxicating of all, and
performs all these miracles; but it is
a miracle itself, and is not at the
drug store, whatever they say. The
counterfeit is iu the market, bul the
winged god is not a money changer,
wc assure ou.
Men have tried many things, but
fctill they ask for sliinulcnls the
stimulants wc use. but require the
use of more. Men try to drown the i
iloating dead of their own souls in
Ihe winccup, bul the corpse will rise. (
We tee their faces in the bubbles, i
The intoxication of drink sets the
world whirling again, and the pulses
plajing music, and the thoughts gal
loping, but the tast clock runs down
sooner, aud the unnatural stimula
tion only leaves the house it fills
with the wildest revelry more si
lent, more ad. more deserted more
dead.
There is only one stimulant that
never fails, and yet never intoxicates
Duty. Duty puts a blue sky over
every man up in his heart may be
into which the sky-lark happiness
ahvavs goes smiting.
When a bullet strikes the target,
it becomes ?t5 hot that it cannot be
held in the hand. Its velocity is at
tho rate sf twelve hundred feet a
second. Dut what must be the heat
produced when a body like the
earth, moving at the rate of ninety
million feet a second, is suddenly
arrested. It would be converted
into a sea of fire, and all life would
become extinct.
A Iriond ot the late Senator Chan
dler says that the Senator often ex
pressed a w-Mi to die just as he did,
suddenly and without sufl'ering. JIc
had such a strong conviction that
such would be his end that he did
not hesitate to express his belief
that death would come to him as a
thief in the night.
Two Ohio farmers worked side by
side iu peace and harmony for three
months. Then the question of how
Noah got all" those animals into the
ark came up and oue brained the
other with a hoc h decide the ques
tion. 'Why does lightning so rarely
strike twice in Hie same place V"
asked a boarding-school teacher of
the new boy in the class of natural
philo-ophy?" "0!:,'' said the boy,
'because it never needs to."
If the revolution of the earth on
its axis were to be suddenly stopped,
tiie temperature of everything
would b:' raised to such a degree as
lobe incapable of existing in any
other form than vapor.
A great many women are more
concerned about the souls of the
poor children out ot the church than
they are about the soles of their
own children's shoes and stockings.
Thi- is not religion.
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A glass blower recently died at
the age of one hundred and ten
j ear.i. His great age is another
proof of the blcw-glass theory.
The fa-hion papers state that
plaid nlsiet-s will be much worn
tjiis'seasdu. That makes ours right
in style, for it's much worn.
'I am a broken man." said a poet.
'"So I shruld think," was the an
swer, ''for 1 have seen your pieces."
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
L. KRAMER,
ok rriiE
jS"E-W YORK
C H EAF
GASH STOEE!
IS NOW RECEIVING THE
FINEST AND LAR&E8T
STOCK OF
DRY GOOD
CLOTHING,
Boots & Shoes,
HATS and CAPS.
CARPETS, ETC.
THAT
HAS EVER-BEEN EXHIBITED
IN THIS
SECTION OF COUNTRY.
WHILE THE
MARKET IN THE EAST
HAS AUVAXCICIl D.N A IXV
Styles of Goods
l HAVE CONTLl'DED TO
BE.SATISFIED
WITH A 311I.L
SMALLER PROFIT
A.NI blULI.
CONTINUE TO SELL
Al 1UK
Old Low Prices
EVEN KEIHCING THE
Prices of Some Goods.
"Small Profits and Quick Sales"
Has :ilvay. been my 31otto, anil I
shall continue to lhe up to it.
Call and be Convinced!
L. KRA1EE,
llth Street.
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.NEXT, DOOR to JOURNAL OFFH'E
COLUMBUS,. NEBr
JOHN WIGGINS,
Wholesale ami Uetail Dealer in
HARDWARE,
SSSSSSsSSSSS'JSSSs'.SSssS'iSSSSS
IKON. TINWARE.
NAILS. ROPE.
agon Materia
GLASS, PA! XT, ETC., ETC.
Corner 11th ami Olive S(s.
COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.
'YOU BET.
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A. W. LAWRENCE,
AGENT 1'OU THE
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WIND MILL,
He will liereaftt-r We foinul on 13th
.treet two ilo-M"- "t of Mar-hall
Smitlj- win1 r he ki'i'i a ft. 11 line of
cierv tvle of
PUMP. PIPE, HOSE.
And th- (Vk-hr.iteil
I X L FEED MILL.
A -In keen.. I'limp Hnuee-cluivrly,
he i- able to .ell CIIEAIMIU THAN
TIIE CHEAl'ET. l'uiiipt lor any
ilppth well, i'uiupo drivfii or repaired,
aud Hods cut.
l!HK III3I I WLL ASH SIVE 3I0XEV.
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Plyiiai ai Smpm.
s. 3. y:::::. f. 2. i. : izmzz, n.s.,:feiba.
tailing Physicians and Surgeons.
For the treatment of allilas.e; ofSur
gery aud deformities ; acute and
chronic dibe !, dNrj.t of the eye
and car, ctt. ete.,
Coluinbus, "Neb.
$ f AATO $0r00 A YEA I:, or
3 nj fii 3.fi to $20 a 1l.1v in vonr
X U JJ w n locality. " No rik.
Women do a well as
men. Many nnde more than the amount
U.itrd almV. No one e.m f.iil to make
moncj f.t. Anj one cm do the work.
You "jii make from "SO ct-. to $ an hour
hv du otinjr jour evening? and .par
time to the jiines. It eosts nothing
to try the business. Nothing like it for
the mone making tei- oflered before.
MJiine- pleasant aud strictly honora
ble. Koader. if jou want to know all
about the bet p'ajim,' buf-im-s before
the public, send in" your .idtlrc; and wc
will -uihI you full particularism! pri
vate terms" free; tim)lca worth.Jj aljo
fe: von' cm then makeup vour mind
.foKvour'.clf AddresaiGEOHGE STIN-
PON A- CO., Porland. Maine. -tl-y.-
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PLATFORM SPRINGS,
WHITNEY & BREWSTER
SIDE SPRING-:-..
Light Pleasure and Business "Wag
ons of all Descriptions.
We are pleased to invite the attention
of the public to the fact that wo have
just received a car load of Wagons and
Ungues of all descriptions, and that we
are the sole agents for tne counties ot
Platte, Butler, Roonc, Madison, Merrick,
Polk and York, for the celebrated
CORTLAND WAGON COMP'Y,
of Cortland, New York, and that we are
olfering these wagons cheaper than any
other wagon built of same material,
style andlinisli can be sold for in this
eoilnty.
tSTdenil for Catalogue and I'ricc.-list.
.1B03SSK: & CAI.,
48 J-tf Columbia, Nebraska.
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H. P. COGZ.I3GS,
HARDWARE. DEALER.
X E II R A S K A A V E X I" E,
LUEKS&SCHBEIBER
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Bkcfemitb and Wap Makor?.
AI.LKIM3 OF
Kepniriug 6one on Slioit Xotict.
Sieves, 7.'a;:::f St:., Iii5 i: C:::.
ALL WORK "WARRANTED.
They also keep on hand
Furst & Bradley Plows,
SULKY PLOVS, CULTIVATORS, &C.
Shop on OHe Street. npp".ite Tatter
sall. COLr.AlIirs, NEII.
EAGLE MILLS,
Ofci
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SHELL CREEK
Near 3Iathis's Bridge.
JOSEPH 3UCKER,-" Pvoiiriolor
IjTTIh mill is eomiilete m er par-
tietitar for inaKini,' the lie-t of Hour. .l
xquuro, Tstir llIttalIl." i tha
motto. 4o"i-.-
LAND OFFICE,
SAMUEL C. SMITH Agent,
TTENI")" TO ALL IUITI per,
J. t.iiniuiii!.' to a general Kval Et.ite
Ageney and Notary l'liblie. IIae m-tiiietion-
and blank- fiirni-hed by
t'nited htato Land Oiliee for makinir
linal proof on Homestead, therebv s.nv
inr a trip tn Grand Inland. Ilavealare
number ol farm, eity lot- and all land
beloiiL'inirto IT I. R. IL in l'l.ittc and
adjoining eonntie for 'ale ery ehc-tp.
Attend to eont tinj; etaimi befiire E. ft.
Land ollice.
mir; one Poor Wot of IlaiiiHiii'i.: ibine,
COLUMBUS, IIEI3.
E. C". Iiockkm:; koki:. ( brk,
p. ak German
CITY MEAT MREET,
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OB.SVE-: K'E'.. OSSC)JI'fi'K S3 A 31.
AVill keep on hand all kind- r.l Fresh
and Salt Jk.tt-., aKo !- ui-..ij;e, I'oiiitry,
I'rc-h 1-i-Ii. ete.. ali in th ir i-on.
Ca-h pid for fiide. Linl an' l!a.;
eon.
WILL. I. IMCKLY.
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Dealers in Freh and Salted Meat',
ic. Town Lots, Wood. IIide. .tc.
J. HICKLV, Agent.
Columbus, June 1, IS77.
$Ciff-K MOX'IH -iiaranteed.
S 53 912 a diy at h Jine made liv
CJ JJ the indu.itrioiis. Capit-il
not required; t xill l irt
ou. Men. women, boy and .iris make
inonev faster at work ior u- than at any
IhingeNe. The work i liyht and pje.
ant, and such a anyoiii nu t'o ri'.'ht
at. TJiO'-e uho are wise uho ee tit I
notice will send us their addre.e at
onee and see for themselves. Costly
outfit and terms free. Now i- tho time.
Those, alreadv at work are Lijini: up ,
larse sutn of monev. Address Tltt'E
V CO., AujjiistA, Maine. l-y
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FARM FOR HALF,
. -ITill ncrci of "nod land. SOl
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acres i r.der eiiilnition, a
cobd house one and n half
.s,tarv fi"i:h, a rood stock range, plenty of
waterj atid good hay land. Tvo nille'J
casfot coiuinini-.- inquire ai'iac
Pionper Bakery. , -tT3-(!ni
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The Celebrated Diebolcl, ISTorris & Go's
(iJc DlcboUl Cc 2icnsIc,T
Fire and Burglar Proof!
IPAVE TUB UEST KECOItD- OF ALL.
All lea ding Hailrod 1 Express Compani&s afhi Mm k tie Xerihmi be Up,
Xot One Lost in the Two Great Fires i Clilr -go; 3 prrrrveiniiecf5ft
in every instance, at Independence, I WW; a On! CRr ctlM,?"
O,hko sh. inS and at all phe fa ve w? tt. XZT-
All Sizes for Sale and Slide to Ordir. mlsmte-lakenln. Esaha:
;onn:y and Rank Worlc a
Good Worlc
D. S. CfJVENT, GENERAL AGEIf T, CEICAGO.
-WILL. B. DALE, Agent,-
'-nLiTMnrs. xkbkaska
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reward: 'lin-Jiiu-!.-! Js bii-fin , utid
the k ih ,trt'ra:i the volid
people of Crhtral Nebraska uill
HimI the c:. mini of the Juhsnal .1
'pleitditl met! in in.
JOB jpB.K
Or all kinds neatly ami tii.-kh
done, at fair prircs. Th; -Jirei.
of printing i aearlj ainay, want-
eu in a niirrv. and, Kiiouih-' tki- Lr -
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f.iet, we hue 3 proilcd for it
that we e'i nfruNli' L-HVeItpe-. let
tor heads bill had, eireHltr.
poeter-!, ate, etc., on vury hrt
notiee. and promjitly .nu time as
we promise.
suBSCHiPTioar.
leopy per :uiimiti ...
" ?ix tiioiilliM .
" Three month--.
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. I Oil
binglfccopy sHt to aity atom,
u the ruitetl States l'er 5 rt-.
H. S. TUKSEH & CO.,
rolnmhiu, Nebraska.
STATE BANK,
C0EU3IBTJS, NEBRASKA.
CASH CAPTTAL,
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NEBBASILV HOUSE.
S. J1. Bf ARMOY, Vrop'r.
Nebraska Ave., South of Depot.
roE.-pjiiJB'K. rfsis;.
1.w
hoife. ne;ly fHrni-fee!. Gi
aflimolMtiot.-. i;nnl by wy we
wofk at rea.n.it rat-.
3I ', 25 nt. I Ldgieso. . 25 CIS
as.-jtr
A WEEIv iH our wh town.
1(114 INI e.ipitnt rskerf. Von
cull -ic the buin-. tril
without 'icii4.. The bet
oiportlimty er otTered fr te4-r HTI
in. to v.qiL YtU honlji try lbi.fr
el-e until rn e fr mifelf what yop
ean do at tin I iiine-i'H-. oWvr. reW
to (.pliill li'ie. You eJll ilete ail
vonr time or otilryoisr -artf t ntc totht
businei-,, and ma.' j;rct ia rrevri
hour tint jou wotk. "Women make a-mii-h
as men. Jewd for pefhil -rrtat-terms
amr-itwrtU'IiLtr. Avhich We kmII
free. " Outfit free. Ho Tt eompl.iiR of
hard time " u'fiire" vtiMiv sMk '4
ehanee. Addres II IIALLKTT .fc CO.
Portland. jLiiik J.'-y
T)E 0
yy j
n'Aar.ia e:u.:
OF GOOD CHEER. Let not the
ow riee4 of vour prodnots-df--
couragu jou. but rather l(mit your ex
penses to vour re-ouree-. Yon ein do
o bv strtppirta at the new home of ofir
fillow larmer, nere oil cm uuu.e.
aceonitui)djtion -betp. ' For ha fer
.team Tcr one. ui-,'ht and ilay. -'5 efs. A
room furnished with a eonk.-Utw- atid
hsnii? in c'rninrctibn Sfiifi 't lit tJTl?r
i. rjipfr ttivrmjr (nuibe accojmiHt
ilateiLat th; houe of the imdcFNrd
it tlnfToIItfwJnsf rate'r MSN iS'fiiN:
bcdiilOcDts-f JjU..SENECAL .
' K"mile ea-t ortierrard's Oorral.
I $68
ange.
Specially., prieA a. Iw :w
can ha Siadr.
CHICAGO b NORTH-WESTERN
Tho Great Tntnli Xlno from the treat tu
Chicago ami the Kat.
It U ih oUf , hortet. mot ittrrrt. conmrimt.
C(iMfrtaklc ad in ererj n-inxt tb bct Mac ynn
can takr. It Is the grt.-t .iml rraodrH NaOinw
enpaizatioa is the Lsatcd MMvs. It imviw w
control (
2100 MILES OF RASLWAY
VULZJl W HOTEr. C 1IS are nm nIbo
by it lhrowgli liet-vvoon
C0D3TCIL BLTJTTS & CKICA3QI
Nj other road maa Pul bi in Hotel Car, or y
othtr form of Hotel ( arr. thnwgh, between Mm
Miwwurt Kurer aud Chkajo.
'Vaeb-- --:-
rASSKXGnr GOING E.ST aUooM bear
fnmndtluttUa MtLe
BEST ROUTErrrCH2CAGO
AND ALL rol',-; , IST.
P.i "outo"-! l7 ill route have ciioice of I'lVIl
niKKKUI.N'T KOnTK-4 an 1 th n,T9mm t
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iziu jMiry J-mes jljuico Meepioj cars
from C!IU'Ai0 to
FMILADELPKIA AMD HEW YORK,
AND OTIISK EAisTEKN TOIXTS. -
lif'at thr.t Ibe Ticket AMBt rcllsjron tickcU by.
tb Norih-Westcn Kol. faarrine joorTr-,-apl
refuse tobav if tlirytlo sot read ever Urfs Read
All A -i its foil them Lad Cheek, usual' BaggW'
7rQ bx (hid Lic.
ThroHh Tlekp ti via th! Kotite to aM Eavtrr
Puiit- ervu bajwoorvU at tb- L'tHtral I'acUi KaiH
tmil Ticket OrEtrfuot of X.irkt Street. awTat
2 New Xoutcromery Mrct-t. San FraWtMCn.'attd at .
U ntipo i Tif Lt Office nfi mt :al IaCiie, UaJrw
l'jCWc.s'idall Va-leHi-RaHrti.
cw Yuik Ofle. No. 4 15. Itruadtrajr. Dwt
'XKB.Kl.6iteHlret." Oman 09cr, 246 Kaai
ham Sr - S.in Vr nr:rn ( V Tinnl
Y jomery Mrcet. i h cao 1 ite fctees : 02 Ctoik
M4VoaS'rt: KImJb Hreet Ieiwt. rruc Wet
Kinio .1 C.iial btrccti ; IfteUa Stft Btt.
ei.n.er Wt Ifcs mm! Kiezk h-treei. -
I r rn: 4 or information m I sttateaWa Jw
jiwr Luruo tkXc t atreaf, apply to " '
X wtrrt Ht nrrr. W. II. Krram -
tit ! M its'r. Oicacn. ta'l Vjum. Aa". C tiwgo
GUS. A. SCHSOEDER,
irr.rit ::;
HARD' WARE,
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Stovc, Tia4ware,
PUMPS, PAIS1T,
WIMi MILL AN WMiOXl
lAgrimltsral Implemciifs.
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ISPEICE& HORTP0&
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r-enriil Afcitts for tLe ftj!of
Heal. Estate,,
liiii-n Paeiii-, unvt ii!lani l'cMk
11. K. LawK krl t trm J-XtflPSf
p.r jVi lr enh. r on ti e or tM j i a
t tin.-, in tRtidal p.yuints to olt pmr--kikMrr-.
W "! :Wo Mrjti -nmtt
choiie )vt f r.:tii- nl-, iiuyro7-.1 U(i
inlii.rr'vertj'lfr,Tff. at low prJev btk
m xc i'inmMn tn. A4 'hmw imh
re.-i.t ih 1 I- in the lt. We ifLfkJ
t-noiple' al.9f rar of fffte tb trrWF.
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A fuir, frIi -uppty'' '-f'"'
SFJ'APLEiSKD'rAWSf;
.It pwrH,1nI p.r saI"-.- lowWVii
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JAMI Mf ALLIKPHR.-'
Sook-kecpcrs, Keportcra,
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OrviotXiorcaatitc Collese.Kcolaik Jowa,-
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