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garenptojicwinwi.. cr vS " t$ lyJ 22 3 ,J TAX 3ALEN0TICE. CO. TMEASCRM'S Of fice, Platte Co., "N'cb.. Columbus, Oct. 1, lbi. NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol lowing described lots and lands will be of fered for sale for taxes of 1884 atthe County Treasurer's office in the Court IIousc in Platte Co., Neb., on Mosday, the 2d day of November, A. D., 18S3, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore noon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, and that said sale will continue from day to day until all the tracts and par cels of lands and lots have bean offered, the purchasers paying the amount of tax hprein set forth, and the in terest, penalty and costa to be added. (See Sec. 109, paA r09, rCom'd Statutes, 1SS5.) C.A.UKWUaH, Co. Treasurer. COLUMBUS TWI Town 1G, Range 1 east. S. Am't. Lotl " 2 " 7 " 1 Back tax I 388 388 4 42 219 44 01 Town IT, Range 1 east. 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 ne se se-se ne sw ae sw sw ne se ne ne ne ft nw ne ft ne sw 7 nw sw 7 Back tax sw sw N 7 Back tax j m se sw 7 nw ne . 8 Back tax sw ne 8 Back tax ne sw 9 nw sw 5 sw sw i' sc sw y nw nw 15 se nw lft nc sw 15 nw sw 15 sw sw 1" se aw 15 ne sc lf nw se 15 sw se 15 se se 15 ne ne 18 ae ne 18 Part aw ae 18 " Bwse 18 41 aw ne 19 Back tax " swne 19 Back tax " sw ne 19 Back tax " sw ne 19 Back lax Und i sw ae 19 Back tax " se se 23 Back tax Part sw ne 29 " 29 4( 4 M) Back tax Part sw ue Back tax Part sw ne Back tax " se nw nw sw Back tax sw sw Back tax sw se se se Lot 5 Back tax " 0 Back tax " 7 Back tax 29 29 29 29 7 21 8 61 8 61 8 61 8 19 5 as 10 53 759 8 01 8 61 5196 8 61 5196 8 61 8 61 8 61 8 61 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 7 21 1120 905 7 75 7 75 12 92 217 79 2 17 55 85 8 61 1..03 535 7 20 3 39 3 70 339 3 70 2 17 172 172 2170 5 35 7 75 87 72 1 171 29 2 17 29 6 89 5 76 29 6 89 5 76 29 0S9 29 6 89 30 4 31 3 60 30 5 17 4 32 30 3 01 2 51 44 3 32 1 30 14 4 32 62 44 8 33 3 20 Lot 33 1 58 44 11 33 2 17 Part lot 1 34 49 Back tax 19 75 Lot 4 35 15 Back tax 6 03 Town 17, U.-ingc 1 west. ne aw 5 7 21 nw sw 5 7 21 sw sw 5 7 21 se sw 5 7 21 ne ne 6 7 49 nw ue 6 3 49 ne sw 7 7 49 sw ne . 8 7 21 se nw 8 !03 lie sw 7 21 nw se 8 7 21 sw se 8" 7 21 se se H 31 lie ne 9 7 58 nw ne 9 8 19 sw ne 9 7 21 sene 9 7 21 ne nw ! 85 ne se 9 7 21 n w se 9 ) (3 sw se 9 7 21 be 9 7 21 nwse 10 7 21 aw he 10 9 sene 11 8 61 Back tax 6 20 nese 11 8 61 Back tax 6 2t nwsc 11 8 61 Back tax C2i aw se 11 Mil Back tax 6 20 sese II 8 61 Back tax H 20 Be ne 13 s 6 n w ue 13 s Cl sJ4, nw e 13 4 31 Back tax 3 10 c4 se, se, se 14 t 05 bw ne 15 7 21 kw nc 15 7 21 se ne 15 7 '21 Bae tax 7 2 nw e 15 7 21 nw nw 17 5 77 Lot 4 17 6 12 Back tax 6 07 nw, se,iiw 24 4 31 Parthwsc 21 6 03 Part se sc 24 46 BISMARCK TWF. Town IS, Uaiigc 1 ea-t. nw n w 4 6 25 Back tax 4 62 sw nw 4 3 13 Back tax 3 08 se nw 10 5 7i Back tax 62 Part ne sw 19 3 i!i Back tax 52 Part se aw 19 2 7 Back tax 0 52 sw sc l! 6 -IS ne uw 32 b5 se nw 32 75 ne se 32 7 85 nw se 32 7 85 sw se 32 7 85 se ie 32 7 85 6HKRMAN TOP. Town 19. Range 1 i-a-t. BW nw ' 5 5 93 awsw 8 7 41 se sw 8 7 41 Part sw se 8 1 14 aw sw 9 3 74 ae sw 9 3 74 Back tax 5 Si nw ne 15 4 04 nw sw 19 3 72 aw sw 19 5 58 Back tax 5 83 CKETTON TOT. Town 20, Range 1 east. Be ne bw ne swne ae ne Be nw nw nw awnw aenw Be aw nw sw W sw aeaw sese bw ae awse ae se Be sw Back tax aw BW Back tax aw aw Backtax JSIW Back tax awaw aw aw Mae 9VBf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 8 8 8 a 9 10 393 4 13 4 13 4 13 393 4 13 4 18 4 13 4 13 4 13 4 13 413 4 13 413 413 413 3 97 1838 3 97 1838 5 31 1838 3 97 1838 475 4 75 885 91 nw nw ltr nw ne sw nw sw .ne sc nwsc nw sw Back tax sw BW Back tax nc nw nw nw swnw se nw ne sw nw sw sw sw se w ne ne nwne nenw e nw se sw sw se Back tax sc se Back tax sw ne se ne ne se Back tax nw se Back tax se se S. 10 10 12 12 12 12 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 23 23 23 23 23 Am't. 4 13 413 413 4 13 413 . 413 413 366 620 o W 4 13 4 13 758 4 13 7 5S 4 13 4 13 4 13 4 13 413 4 13 4 13 4 13 4 13 366 4 13 366 413 413 4 13 366 4 13 366 4 75 SHKLL CKKKK TWP. Town 18, Range 1 west. ii. Am't. bwsw 1 $448 ne ne 3 4 48 nw ne 3 4 48 Part sw ne 3 1 35 44 swne 8 4 48 44 sene 3 124 44 sene 3 336 ne nw 3 4 60 sw nw 3 4 48 se nw 3 5 33 Be aw 8 4 48 nw sw 3 4 48 sw sw 3 4 48 se sw 3 4 48 sw ne 6 5 36 sene 5 5 36 ne sw 5 5 36 nw sw 5 5 36 swsw 5 536 se sw 5 5 36 ne se 5 5 36 BW se 5 5 36 bw se 5 5 36 se se 5 536 se nw 7 5 36 ne sw 7 5 36 ne sc 7 5 44 ne nc 9 5 36 sene 9 5 36 ne ne 11 4 48 se ue 11 4 48 ne sw 11 4 43 nese 11 4 48 nw se 11 4 48 ne nw 12 4 48 nw nw 12 4 48 se nc 14 4 43 ne se 14 4 80 nw sw 15 4 80 se sw 15 4 80 ne se 15 4 80 ne ne 17 5 36 nw ne - 17 5 36 sw nc 17 5 36 se ue 17 5 36 neso 17 5 36 nw se 17 5 36 sw se 17 5 36 se se 17 5 36 ne ue 18 5 36 ne sw 22 7 20 Back tax 35 71 nw sw 22 7 20 Back tax 27 67 ne ne 23 7 2i se ne 24 19 20 ne ne 33 7 44 nw ne 33 7 44 sw nw 33 7 44 ne sw 34 13 20 uwsw 34 7 20 sw sw 34 7 20 se sw 34 7 20 ue sw 35 7 20 nw sw 35 7 20 swsw 35 7 20 se sw 35 7 20 GRAND PRAIRIE TWP. Town 19, Range 1 west. S. Am't. sw sw se sw sw ne Back tax se ne Back tax ne sc nw se aw se ne ne nw ne ne sw nw sw se sc ne sw nw sw sw sw se sw ie sw Back tx sc n w Hack tax sw ne Back tax se ne Back tax ue nw Back tax nw se nw nw Back tax e nw Back tax ne sw ne ie nw se se se ne nw Bark tax nw nw Back tax sw nw Buck tsx e nw Back tax nc ne Back tax nw nc Back tax sw ne Back tax ene Itack tax ne nw Bark tax nw nw Back tax sw sw se sw nw sw sw sw ne se nw se Back tax sw se e e o o 3 6 6 6 6 11 12 12 12 12 17 19 21 21 25 27 27 27 27 28 23 28 23 29 29 29 29 29 29 3) 30 35 35 35 35 35 35 $6 17 617 617 583 6 17 583 6 17 617 617 6 89 4 61 635 4 61 488 U o 488 488 488 4 61 796 479 3 80 479 380 4 79 380 4 70 380 4 79 4 70 423 4 70 738 4 70 4 70 4 70 4 70 4 79 335 4 79 335 4 79" 335 4 79 335 6 61 4 24 4 79 4 24 4 79 4 24 4 79 4 24 479 4 24 4 79 4 24 479 788 4 70 4 70 9 59 4 70 4 24 9 59 4 70 HUMPH RKY TWP. Town 20, Range 1 west. S. Am't. ue ne nw ne ne nw se nw ne w e sw w li n w of ae w Ji sw e nw ne nc sw nw bW nc se nw se e sw sw w Back tax se sw 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 10 IS 13 13 13 31 33 33 5 51 5 28 528 5 57 650 650 32d 326 5 57 5 41 4!9 5 41 5 41 480 4 SO 366 460 1 1 $14 24 3 92 14 24 20 07 712 6 21 TON N OF HUMPHREY. L. B. Am't. 4 Part 5 1 Back tax 44 8 Back tax 1ST ADD. TO HUMPHREY 4 4 107 LOST CRBKK TWP Town 17, Range 2 west. s. Am't, se ae nw sw Lotl BacK tax 3 5 9 BacK tax 4 9 sw ne II sene 11 sw nw 11 se nw il ne sw 11 nw -w 11 sw sw 11 se aw 11 ne'se 11 nw se 11 sw se 11 se ae 11 Part nw sw 14 BacK tax Part bw aw 14 BacKtax Part sw sw 14 BacK tax Town 18,Range 2 west. 342 4 07 3 42 936 208 538 12 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 4 07 407 407 4 07 18 3 71 71 137 101 2 44 bw aw nw BW sw se BacK tax se se BacK tax aene BacK tax awne BacK tax bw se sw Iff ae se nw se bw ne ae nw awnw aw nw aenw ne bw nw bw nw se sw se se sc ne nw nw bw ne sw BacK tax nw sw BacK tax BWBW BacK tax e sw BacK tax ne se BacK tax nw se BacK tax aw se BacK tax se se BacK tax se ne ne sw nw sw awsw se sw ne se bw se se se S. 15 15 17 SO 21 23 23 23 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 20 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 29 35 35 35 S5 35 35 35 Am't. 4 62 4 62 8 71 1336 516 1043 1025 13 81 f 5 76 ' 12 56 812 380 880 3 8l ::S0 3 80 854 7 58 7 58 7 58 666 380 380 677 380 380 4 62 4 2" 4 62 428 4 62 428 4 62 428 4 62 4 28 4 62 428 4 62 4 23 4 62 428 4 62 380 380 380 380 380 38' 380 TOWN OV LOST CRKKIC. L. B. Am't. 1 8 71 2 8 - 71 3 8 71 4 8 71 TOWN OF PLATTE CEN TER, L. 3 5 5 5 6 7 8 1 Wl-3 E 1-3 Wl-3 B. 3 6 10 11 11 12 14 14 20 20 20 26 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 Am't. 98 363 990 6 60 33 660 98 93 98 98 98 98 98 93 93 93 98 98 98 98 BURROWS TWP. Town 19, Range 2 west. S. Am't. nw sw sw sw sw se Back tax se se BacK tax nw sw BacK tax nw uw sw nw ne sw nw aw sw sw se sw sw ue se Be ne ne uw ne sw nc se ne ne nw nw nw swnw se nw ne se nw se sw Be se se ne nw nw nw sw se se se nw ne 3 3 :3 13 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 23 25 2o 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 30 30 31 i 5 93 5 93 525 5 62 5 25 5 52 600 786 6 81 6 81 6 81 6 81 6 81 6 81 6 81 6 31 5 43 5 41 5 43 5 43 15 65 4 78 4 78 4 78 5 43 5 43 543 543 5 43 5 78 7 70 7 70 5 62 BUTLER TWP. Town 16 Range 1 west. S. Am't. Lot 5 Back lax Lot 3 Baca: tax ne nw BacK tax nw u w Back tax Lot 4 44 3 44 5 Back tax Lotl Inland 4 Back tax 4 $ 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 3 07 2 31 455 15 97 5 20 1043 780 8 50 . . U Ol 5 20 2 60 178 3 81 6 40 6410 Town 17 Rauga 1 west. nw ne nw nw sw nw ne sw sw se nwue sw ne ue nw 6euw 19 21 21 31 31 33 33 33 33 5 12 512 2 60 2 60 5 12 5 12 5 12 768 Town 16 Range 2 west. ne sw Back tax nw sw Back tax sw sw Back tax se sw Back tax in e sese ue ne se ne ne se nw se sw se mb se Back tax ue ne sw ne se ue ne se nw se se se nwnw BacK tax Part nw eiv BacKtax sw sw ne e BacK tax nwe BacK tax w be BacK tax se se BacK tax ne sa BacK tax se se Buck tax ne ne n w ne sw ne aene ue sw u w sw ue uw BacK tax uw nw 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 9 9 9 9 9 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 IS 19 in 19 19 IV 19 2i 20 2 56 1 21 2 56 124 2 56 121 2 56 1 21 2 56 256 256 2 56 3 84 3 84 384 384 19 52 384 384 3 81 5 12 512 384 5 12 405 5 12 154 5 12 5 12 405 512 4 05 512 4 05 5 12 405 768 486 525 445 763 763 768 768 76 768 512 7( 7 63 TOWN OF JACKSON. L. H. Am't. 2 BacK tax BacK tax BacK tax BacK tax BacK ax BacK tax BacK tax BacK tax 14 15 15 18 16 18 19 19 3 19 65 66 65 66 65 66 55 66 65 163 65 22 65 1 14 65 2 30 65 2 30 BacK tax Loupe twp. Town 17 Range 2weit S. Am't senw nese nw Be bw re bw nw BWBW sa bw assw 1 9 11 11 15 15 15 If ne w 7 2 83 Lot5 9 2 88 nwne 17 2 88 sw ne 17 2 88 ne nw 17 2 88 aw ew 17 2 88 BacK tax 5 34 sw bw 20 2 88 se sw 20 2 88 sw se 20 2 88 BacK tax 7 19 sese 20 2 88 BacK tax 7 19 swnw 21 2 88 se uw 21 2 88 nw sc 22 2 88 BacK tax 25 35 e se 22 8 64 BaoK tax 9 47 aw se 24 2 92 Tows 17 Baare 3 west. 2 1 Ft. Island 1 U 88 4 Back tax 230 5 07 725 743 4U7 462 4 62 1 Pt. Island 1 S. 12 11 11 11. 11 12 13 13 14 14 14 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 22 w 29 2V Am't. 15 73 38 38 43 3S 288 2 45 2 92 316 3 71 2 43 18; 189 . ;). 2 92 292 292 2 92 'J 92 292 2 92 44 44 44 ti 44 44 44 it 44 .44 44 44 B BW nw nw aw ne sw nw Lot 2 44 3 44 5 4 ne sw nw sw wsw se sw ne nw senw n nw se uw GRANVILLE TWP. Town 20 Range 2 west. S. Am't. ne nw 8 nw nw 8 sw nw 8 se 11 w 8 nw ne 17 sw ne 17 nw nw 21 sw 11 w 21 ue sw nw sw sw BW sesw 110 11 w nw uw sw uw Part se ue sw ne na sa nw se sw se s se nc w s aw ne nw nw nw aw nw aa nw ne sw sesw ue na nw ue bw na sene ne se Back tax nw sc BacK tax sw sa BacK tax a aa BacK tax OTTia ADD, PHRKY. L. B. Am't. 6 3 52 7 3 52 8 3 3 38 OTTIS 2D ADD. TO HUM PHREY. L. B. Am't. 6 6 52 OTTI8 3D ADD. TO HUM PHREY. L. B. Am't. 3 7 148 4 7 62 7 7 52 MONROE TWP. Towi. 17 Riiage 3 west. S. Am't. 22 22 5 23 23 24 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 31 31 31 31 TO 4 48 4 46 448 4 48 4 23 423 643 539 517 5 17 5 17 5 17 517 5 17 5 17 2 43 4 13 4 13 3 13 4 13 413 539 539 4 30 4 30 4 31 430 4 30 4 Si 4 30 4 30 430 4 30 4 30 465 4 30 465 4 30 465 430 465 HUM- uwsw sw sw BacK Ux sw se BacK tax sw ue sene ue se uw se w se nene Part Lot I BacK tax t IV 12 5 71 489 655 489 10 68 395 499 4 99 3 75 895 5 37 89 69 Town 18 Range 3 west. ue ue nw ne sw ne se ue sw ue sa nw Bacittax ne sw BacAr tax se sw ne sw nw sw swsw se sw ne ne sc ne ne ue nw ue ne ne Badt tax nw nc BacJl- tax aw nc Bacil- tax se ne Bac tax ne nw 11 w 11 w sw nw se nw r.e nw nw nw aw nw se uw 1 14 14 14 14 15 IS 17 17 25 25 25 25 32 31 32 32 7 0S 4 97 566 566 518 5 18 1250 518 13 36 5 18 566 566 566 566 566 566 518 5 18 566 12 84 566 6 42 5 66 6 42 566 6 42 566 6 61 566 566 4 99 490 499 583 . JOUETTWP. Town 19, Range 3 west. S. Am't. a:u tw ne se ne ne nv cenw svnr ncne nw nc w ne so ne ne ne nw ne aw ne sene ne nw nw nw sw nw ae nw ne ne nwne e ne nenw nwnw bw nw senw nesw ae nw nw ae wae ne nw nw nw w nw nenw nwnw ne w nw w w aw ne nw ftwnw en nw aw w aw nese nw ne Bwse 6ese 3 3 6 B 6 6 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 15 27 27 J7 30 30 SO 30 32 Si 33 32 32 32 32 32 590 59U 590 5W 422 422 422 4 22 422 122 422 422 422 422 422 422 422 422 422 422 4 22 5 90 444 444 800 444 444 444 444 540 540 540 3 91 391 391 391 3 91 391 391 3 91 3 91 3 91 3 91 3 91 ST. BERNARD TWP. Town 20, Range 3 west. S. Am't. 593 521 0 21 4 47 6 21 4 47 4 47 695 6 2i 4 47 4 47 1116 567 4 St; 426 4 26 4911 354 2 82 428 595 5 21 4 47 647 287 433 433 433 433 930 5 21 3 72 5 21 595 5 21 3 72 521 6 21 5 31 nenw nwnw swnw KI1W neaw nw w BW ae ro ne ae nwse wee se kd nene nw nc awne ae ne ne nw nwnw aw nw aenw nw ne awne aene awne ine neaw nw aw aw ivr fW nee tese nese Mrl sw ew e iw nw nw aw nw re nw ne tw nw aw waw resw awne e ne Be re nw ae nese aene swne nw nw nw ae awae eee nene nwne awne aene aeaw nwnw awnw Back tax aenw Back tax neaw Back tax awaw Back tax awaw 2 2 2 2 2 o 2 2 6 n a it 6 6 - 12 12 12 17 17 17 17 17 17 20 20 21 21 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 TOWN OF ST. BERNARD. L. B. Am't. w6V95 --81 F521 595 5 21 '90 30 31 31 32 32 31 32 32 33 33 33 33 SI 33 33 33 33 34 84 - 595 595 448 448 521 521 409 2 97 985 595 521 521 595 696 695 596 506 596 506 521 606 521 ! 590 599 590 as 17 14 111 Back tax 17 2 4 37 Back tax 17 7 6 37 Back tax , 3 30 8 5 37 Back tax 04 16 37 Back tax 04 7 6 37 Back tax 02 8 6 if! Back tax 02 WOODVILLB TWP. Town lS,Rauge4west, S. Am't. ne ne 4 4 2 nw ne 4 4ft: aw ne 4 C 91 aene 4 4S2 nw ac 13 4 69 Back tax IJS ae ae 13 4 69 Rick tax 2 71 nese 18 691 nw e 18 6 91 Town 19,Range 4 west. ne cw 19 7 65 BW'w 19 980 awaw 19 73f reaw 19 755 neaw 21 505 Back tax 4 15 awaw 21 506 Back tax 4 15 aw aw 21 5 05 Back tax 4 15 seew 21 503 Back Ux 4 15 ne ne 22 5 20 nwne 22 620 wne 22 529 re ne 22 7 77 neae 22 1037 nw ae 22 5 20 wae 22 520 aeae 22 520 ne ns 23 7 77 Bck ux 5 04 nw ne 23 620 Back tax 504 Bwre 23 520 Buck tax 5 04 aene 23 520 Back ux 5 04 nenw 24 520 mow 24 1290 nene 28 1296 nw ne 28 7 77 aw ne 28 7 77 re ne 20 7 77 ne ne 27 5 90 Back tax 3 66 nw ne 27 5 20 BackUx 3SG sw ne 27 5 20 Back tax 3 66 ae ne 27 5 20 Hack tax 3 G6 neae 27 520 Back tax 3 G6 nw ae 27 5 30 Back tax 366 nenw 29 755 uw nw 29 7 65 sw nw 29 755 aenw 29 766 aw ne 34 5 30 ho ne 34 5 90 ae nw 35 5 20 Back Ux 871 uw nw 35 5 20 Back tax 871 wow 35 12 60 Back'.tax M 71 ae nw 3u 5 20 Hack tax 8 71 ne aw 35 0 20 Back tax 8 71 nw aw 35 5 20 Back tax 972 swsw 35 5 20 Hack tax 973 ae sw 35 5 20 Back tax 972 WALKER TWP. Town 19,Range 4 west. S. Am't. nesw 3 529 uw nw 3 C 05 aw nw 3 6 05 se nw 3 4 90 ne sw 3 4 55 nw w 3 4 55 aw ne IS 4 90 Back tax 10 Cl ne nw 13 5 29 nw nw 13 4 55 rw nw 13 4 55 a nw 13 455 nc sw 13 4 90 nw aw 13 645 se sw 13 5 29 nesw 15 4 55 nw sw 15 4 65 Town 20, Range 4 West. awse 1 42C aw nw 2 7 08 senw 2 4 98 na aw 2 4 98 nw ew 2 4 26 ne nw 9 4 49 nw nw 9 4 69 aw nw 9 4 C9 ae nw 9 4 69 ne se 11 6 67 uwse 11 708 aw re 11 4 26 Kte 11 4 ne se 27 5 96 nwee 27 553 w re 27 5 63 reae 27 596 ne iiw 33 4 83 nw nw 33 4 83 sw nw 33 4 KJ re nw 33 4 83 Note. In above land descriptions theworda back tax" refer to the last preceding tract. CITY OF COLUMBUS. o S X e u u a a 5 6 5,6,7,8 m i 8 5 12 34 56 34 56 sl-3 of "14 1 s 1-3 of nj 2 X 37 65 38 65 38 65 40 IT 75 43 258 43 258 45 27 09 46 22 58 49 16 13 49 27 41 51 19 35 51 58 05 52 2 58 2 04 2 75 2 31 179 18 40 sl-3 Part 44 44 44 Part 4. 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About thirty years ago two young girls were graduated from the samo school in a quiet town in one of the Middle States. Each wa? clever, good teinpercd and attractive, and the daughter of a farmer who could give to his children a comfortable home, but no fortune. The mother of 'one of thee girls (we will call her Mary) declared that her child should "have her chance. " An outfit of silk, velvet aud evening dresses. Paris hats and jewelry was provided by selling off part of the fam ily acre?; and the mother set out with her on a round of visits to the springs and other fashionable resorts. The girl was shown ofl'to every eligible young man. precisely as a hore would be ex hibited to a b"iiyer, but in vain. The effort was renewed summer after sum mer, until the mortification and shame which the girl had felt at first were worn away, and she became at heart a hard, vulgar adventurer, whose sole object was to make a b-ill'ant match; in other words, to sell herself for a good price. Just as she was beijinuing to grow old and soured with disap pointment, she succeeded in marrying a man of sixty with a l:irg fortune. His habits were dissolute and his temper intolerable. Her two children, having grown up in an atmosphero of show and pretense, rnwarmed by a spark of lovo. tru1 r r.'liious faith, uaturaily e ! 5 i r j t to Uieir mother. The - U- -:ti a spendthrift and drunkard; t:: il.t.ij.iiter an almost imbecile, fashionable woman. Maryha the stately li mse, the servants, the equip ages, for which she planned and strug gled so many years. But she has noth ing more. Her classmate, leaving school, entere'd at once into the work and life of her home. She was the friend and com panion of father and mother, the teacher of her little sisters. "She shall be fitted to become a wife and mother," her mother said. "'A God sends her that great happiues-. But she shall not go out in the world hus band hunting. 'The iiaro should not chase the hounds.1 " According to this homely philosophy she remained at home, among her own friends and neighbors, and married a young man who had no wealth but in dustry and honesty, whom she heartily loved. They live still in her native village. Their small income goes fat there. They have comforts and luxur ies; their children arc healthy, intelli gent, successful men and women and all devoted lovers of their mother. Mary sometimes sees her classmate in town, in her old-fashiono I country carriage, with rosy cheeks beneath her g.-ay hair, and pities her because she never "had her chance." Girls, remember your chance in lile i something higher aud deeper than the chance of being sold as from an auction block to the highest bidder. Youth? a Companion. THE GREAT MAJORITY. A Michigan Farmer' Experienca with Strapped Theatrical Companies. "No. it isn't the tramps I complain of," said a Wayne County farmer, as he called for ginger alo yesterday. "I can drive a tramp off by simply bringing out my shot-gun, but with this other class it's different." "What class?" "Why, these basted theatrical people who are hoofing it back to Detroit. They come along at all hours of the day and night, and in all sorts of shapes. When a chap, turns into your gate and announces that ho is Damon, and that Pythias is in a fence-corner half a mile back, too far gone to foot it another rod. aud he backs this up by quoting Sliakspvare and giving you the rout of his company for four weeks, why, you've got to do Mimethiug." "Of course." "Komco came along the other night and roused me up, and I went to find Juliet on the grass under a pear tree. resting after u walk of twenty-two miles. They had to have something to stay their stomachs and put new life into 'em, and I thought they'd cat me out of house and home. I'd had lcad ing,men. leading ladies, villians, lover3. chambermaids and property men walk in on me singly and by droves, and I wish the season was over. Gurus how they all tell the same storv." "What is it?" "Why, they had the boss play and the keenest manager. Everything was cal culated right down to a cent, company was the best on the road, and there cou'dn't be no such thing as a failure. But there was. The treasurer skipped with the funds weather too hot too many roller rinks alius oine good rea son for busting up. Poor critters! Whenever I am woke up at n'ght bt a voice calling out: 4Me noble lord, a stranger begs a glass of buttermilk of thee,' I get into my clothes and go down, feel ng as if all the oold meat in the house likewise belonged to him." Detroit Free l'zes. OtHHARD's ADDITION. t 8 9 10 11 12 4 band 10 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 645 3 26 3 26 3 26 3 26 3 26 326 136 4 10 COLUMBUS OUT LOTS. L.'84tax.Bcktax. 194 194 l"t 6 4K 15 K 7 485 45 42 II1GGINS A SPIELMAN's OLT LOTS. 1 29 92 129 92 129 92 129 92 1 29 92 1 29 92 129 92 129 92 1 29 92 129 92 129 92 129 92 ARNOLD'S OI.T LOTS. 4 194 6 1 94 1 22 7 1 94 1 22 rHAPE's OLT LOTS. 5 129 92 lial 9 129 4 50 bcckek's sea -division or out lot 8. L. B. '84 tax. 1 38 70 WH 2 E 1390 CAPITOL ADDITION. L.'S4tax Fart as 1 3 " . 39 33 59 1391 1 41 1 3 4 5 6 t 8 9 10 15 16 BABY DESTROYING. The Many Death of Children Caused by Ignoranca anil Neglect of Parent a or Attendants. It has come to be a gospel with 3oung married folk that the second summer is tho destroyer of the baby. It is fate kismet. That the second summer cost. more lives than it ought is not the fault of the summer; it is the fault of the heat and the parents. The summer heat is dangerous to all young children: it is in connection with the bad diet of the second summer that it is fatal. It is a well-established fact that nearly all the mortality of second-summer babies is from diseases of the digestive organs, and these come from irratioual artificial feeding. Children come to the table, eat pickles, unmashed or fried lumps of potatoes, beets, radishes, and the like, and the trouble begins. Tne stereotyped answer to the question; "What does the child eat?" is: "O. it eats at the table with the rest of the family." The result is enteric diseases and death, and the cause of death is ascribed to the "seoond summer." The first summer the baby stays at home, has its natural food, and pulls through fairly well. But the second summer it must show off. It is trundled down town through the heat of a July oc Au gust day. is overheated, exerted, and its nervous system put to the strain. Keep the yearlings at homo: give them a grass plat and a sand-pile. Do not let them come to the table, give wholesome food milk, oat meal ground very tine and stirred and cooked for twenty min utes. Put them to bed at dark; with a garment they can not kick off when the nights are cool. Bathe them in tspid water night and morning. Stay at home with them and take care of them your self, for it is not "the second summer' which kills the children, but the ignor ance or negligence of those who attend. or rather do not attend, them. Colds aud calves get through their second summers quite as well as their first, and there is no reason that the human ani mal should not live quite as close to na ture and do quite aa well. Indianap olis Journal. MISCELLANEOUS. Physicians in the Sandwich Islands have como to the conclusion that the o:Iy way to stop the alarming spread of leprosy is to begin vaccinating with leprosy microbes. They think the op eration will be a success. The Afr'can elephant will be ex tiuct in another hundred years unless a stop is put to the indiscriminate mas sacre now going on. So says Josef Mcnges. the great importer of African wild beasts, and probably the most em inent authority on such subjects. Dennis Butler, a swimming master, on a wager of S250. swam the East River, from Xew York to Brooklyn, .with his hands and feet firmly tied. The distance was a little over a mile, nnd the time was nineteen minutes. N. Y. Sun. According to the stati?t"cs of the past year up to the age of fifteen more mals die than females. From the age of fifteen to forty-five more females die than males. From forty-live to ninety more males die than females. At ninety the mortality of males and females is the same. Chicaqo Inter Ocean. Tho tropical rooseberry, which is cultivated in Florida, grows on a hand some tree from ten to fifteen feet in height. The fruit is rather smaller than the Siberian crab apple, and the shape a llattcned globe. It contains one hard seed. The fruit is only mod erately valuable, but the tree is orna mental. The word consols is an abbreviation of the term consolidated annuities. The English consols differ from our national debt in this wav: The principal raav van- in amount, but the interest never. They constitute a perpetual obligation of the United Kingdom, bearing thre per cent, interest, and representing ar irredeemable principal. The story is told of Mr. Evarts thai he once sent a donkey up to his farm at Windsor, Vt.. and about a week afterwards received the following lettei from his little grandchild: DearGkanwa: The little donkey is verj gentle, but ho makes a bg noise nights. Hi is very lonesome. I kuoss ho mUscs you. hope you will roine up soon, aud then he won't be so lonesome. Minnie. Many mocking birds are shippec from Atlanta every season to the Xortt and West. The young birds are caught by the hundreds by small boys whe peddle them at fifty cents each. Thej are kept in their native clime until the, are four or five months old. and ther. are sent by express to all parts of the country. A good bin!, four month old. i3 worth from three dollars to five dollars. They sing well when a yeai old. Atlanta' Constitution There has bean a steady increase in the number of convictions in En gland for smuggling during the last ten years. Ten years since that is, in 1876 the total number was 1,114. whereas in the financial year just ended it amounted to 1,950. The authorities, however, do not attribute these facts to an increase in the practice of smuggling, but ascribe them chiefly to improve ments in the system of ' guarding the coast. A female otlice-seeker in Washing ton maneuvered her way into tho White House with six small children in tow. and made a most pathetic plea for an appointment which would enable her to support her widowed brood. It was a neat bit of strategy, but it wofully mis carried when she was recognized by one of the attendants. She was never mar ried at all, and the squad of juveniles had been borrowed for the occasion. The author of so ingenious a device almost deserved success. Chicago Times. The girls in the Philadelphia Mint made a favorite of a sparrow that was permitted to pick up their lunch crumbs. A little boy stole its nest the other day, and upou drawing his band from the box it was found full of shining par ticles. An examination of tho box showod it to be flecked not only with gold dust, but that it was carpeted with sparkling, soft, yellow gold. The spar row had been regularly carrying awav gold dust in its feathers, which it shook out when making its toilet. Philadel phia Press. Minute instructions are given to the officers of the Salvation Army how to behave, what to read, what to'wear, and as to marriage. They may not marry or court tne iirst year, ana may not become entraged at any time with out the consent of the General. As to reading, they arc told that is better not to road secular newspapers, but if they do look at them, it is to be only a look. Thoy are to read no novels, to avoid all the ordinary religious books, all the twaddle and trasn and goody-goody, milk-and-water stuff, and to confine themselves to the Bible, general orders, the hymn book and the War Crv. Y. Y. Sun. Be Warned In time. Kidney diseases may be prevented by purifying, renewing, and invigorating the blood with Ayer's SarsaparilLi. When, through debility, the action of the kidneys, Is perverted, these organs rob the blood of its needed constituent, albumen, which is passed off In the urine, while worn out matter, which they should carry off from the blood, is allowed to remain. By tlu use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the kidnevs are restored to proper action, and Albu minuria, or Blight's Disease Is prevented. Ayer's Sarsaparilla also prevents Inflammation of the kidneys, and dher disorders or these organs. Mrs. Jas. W.Weld, ForeNt Hill st., Jamaica Plain. Mass., writer : . !u e had a complica tion of diseases, but my greatest trouble has been with my kidneys. Four bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla made me feel like a new person; as well and strong a ever." W. M. McDonald, 4C Summer st., Boston, Mass., had been troubled for years with Kidney Complaint. By the me of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, he not only Prevented the disease from assuming a fatal form, but was restored to perfect health. John McLellan, cor. Bridge and Third sts., Lowell, Mass., writes : "For several years I suffered from Dyspepsia and Kidney Complaint, the latter being so severe at times that I could scarcely attend to my work. My appetite was .poor, aud I was much emaciated; but by using AYER'S Sarsaparilla my appetite and digestion iinr(!. ar.., my health has been perfectly iv-to:vit." Sold by all DruggNN. Price 91 ; Six bottles, .t5. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver Jt Co., Low ell, Mass., U. S. A. COAL & LIME! J.E. NORTH & CO., DEALERS IX Coal, Lime, Hair, Cement. Bock Spin Coal, Cirboi (Wyomii?) Coal. BIdoR (Iowa) Coal ...SIM prr loi ... (i.OI) " .... .00 " o DIAMONDS. One of tho greatest puxzles to the observing spectator who watched the youngsters playing Copenhagen at the children's jubilee was to know why those little girls who fought so hard against being kissed played the game at all They didn't have to. Pittsburgh (Pa.) Commercial Tli Difficulty of Identifying Them If IU tuored From Their Settings. Wanting to buy a few precious stones to distribute among my friends before I get niy life insured and go to the sea side, I interviewed a diamond merchant down town, and while we were compar ing the gems the conversation turned upon the difficulty of identifying dia monds. Some people assert that they can recognize a certain stone as accu rately as other people can recognize a certain man. You take your diamonds to be cleaned or reset, and you are sure that you receive the same stones again, although others less valuable, or even paste imitations, may have been substi tuted. But the experts are sure that they can never be deceived unless the stone has been recut. Upon this point the diamond merchant told mo a good story. One dav another firm in the same busine&s .call it Smith & Jones sent him a diamond which was very fine and very cheap. It was set in a ring so that lie could "not weigh it; but after exam ining it carefully he concluded that its cheapness must be caused by some de fect, and so he returned it to the owners. Tho next week an agent called with another fine cheap stone, which my friend concluded to purchase. Be fore binding the bargain he thought he would take it over to Smith & Jones and sec what they said about it. They praised it enthusiastically. "Why, it's a bargain!" cried Smith; and so my frienoV bought the diamond. "Aha!" said Jones, when they met the next day. "you did buy our stone after all, and you paid fifty dollars more for it than we asked for it originally." This was gall and wormwood. My friend hurried back to his office and looked at the diamond. Sure enough, it was the stone which Smith & Jones, had sent to him. The clever firm had angled for him through an agent and caught him nicely. He matched the diamond, had a pair of ear-rings made and bided his time. At last he gave the ear-rings and his price to an agent and sent him out to sell them. The agent came back and said: "Smith & Jones want one of these stones. Will you split the pair?" "Yes," said the diamond merchant, "sell them this one." and he took one of the stones out of its setting; "the price is so much a carat, as the color is verv fine." When the agent returned with the chejek my friend sat down and wrote Smith & Jones the following note: 'Quits! Yon have bought back your own stone and given me ninety-seven dollars profit. I prefer Pomery Sec." It was a case of diamond cut diamond, and it confirmed my doubts as to Uk possibility of identifying oaset stones. JT. Y. BUT Blacksmith Coal of best quality al ways on hand at low est prices. North Side Eleventh St., COLUMBUS, NEB. 14.3m LOUIS SCHRE1BER, BlacKsmiui ana Waaon Maker AH kinds of Repairing dune on Short Notice. Buggies, Wag ons, etc., made to order, and all work Guaranteed. Also sell the world-famous Walter A. Wood Mowers, Reapers, Combin ed Machines, Harvesters, and Self-binders the best made. 'Shop opposite the " Tatters all," on Olive St., COLUMBUS. 26-m 1 : mi nTQ rrm GO TO A. & M. TURNER'S BOOK AND MUSIC STORE -FOR THE- BEST GOODS AT- The Lowest Prices! CONSULT THE FOLLOWING ALPHA BETICAL LIST. Inlc VI- AI.BIIMN, Arithmetic. ArnotdV (genuine). Alirebra. Aiitoirnmh uuuis, Aipnaoei 1; ocKs.AtithorJi Uardt, Arks, Avcordeons. Abstract Legal C-ip. HKi;MMjyaMvsjajflakoi, lHMea?Brryr3TSlfT!!,WamooW Birthday Cards, Basket Buggies, hoy's Tool-chests, Balls, Banker's Case:, boy's Wagons, Sled and "Wheelbar rows, Butcher Book, Br-tss-edged Ku 1ers. Bill -hooks, BooksStraits, Base Balls aud But. Cages C ups ar CA ::. Cards, Calling Cards, Card lades UQUibs. Uonib U:i.-o.sLla, C.i- tSAker Boards. CblhlcA'jsyfliira, ps anu saucers l:iutrBSFiriWFitIiiu- !," .... . ..1 Ti i.iursry. 1. ouar ana 1. tin -lioxes, copy Boaks, Christmas Cards, Chinese Toys, 'Ufcjons, Checkers, Chess-men, Croiue) set. DOJlENTIfJ Sewing .Machiues. Draw ing Paper, Dressing Cases, Drum, Diaries, Drafts iu hooks, Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Dominoes, Drawing hooks. t:.Ti:i.OPIX Klemeutary school hooks, Erasers ( blackboard )' Erasers (rubber). FICTION Books, Floral Albums, Fur niture polish. GKAU31AI(N, Geographies, Geome tries, Glove boxes, toy Guns,G roscopes (to illustrate the laws of motion). IIAKPKR'M Ueaders. handsome Holi day gifts. H:imt-g!ass.es.. Hobby-horses, Hanil-itcliel. Histories. irVKM. (all good kinds and colors), luk otaiids common and fancy). JEWKL Cases, Jews harps. K11GS of ink, Kitchen sets. I.KUGEKM, Ledger paper, Legal cap, Lunch baskets, Lookingglasses. MAKOW Jfc Hamlin Organs, .Magnets, .Music boxes, Magazines, Mustache cups. Mouth organs, Memorandums, Music books. Music holders, Machine oil, Mats, 3Ioderator's records, Muci lage, Microscopes. raEKII,ES for sowing machines. "Note paper. OKfjiA.K, Oil for sewing mat hines, Organ stools. Organ seats. PERIODICALS, Pictures, 1'uzle blocks, Presents, Picture books, Pianos, Pens, Papetries, Pencils, Purses. Pol ish for furniture, P.tmphlelcasu-, P.ip-r cutters, Paper fasteners. Picture pui-zle.-, Picture frames. Pocket books. 1 eriumery aim I'eriumerv cases, I'apor rackfl, Pencil holders. RKWAKD cards, Hubber balls, Rub ber dolls. MIJIIOOIj books, Sewing stands. School Satchels. Slates, Stereoscopes and pic tures, Scrap books. Scrap pictures, Sewingmachine needles. Scholar's com panions, Specie purses, Siugiug toy canaries, Sleds for boys, Shawl strap, Shell goods. TELEMCOPIX Toys or all kinds, children's Trunks, Thermometers, Tooth brushes (folding), Tea sets for girls, Tool chests for boys, Teii-piu sets for boys. Tooth picks, Tin toys. VIOIjIN and strings, Vases. WOOUUR1DOE Organs, j&'ork bas kets, Waste baskets, Whips (With case), Webster's dictionaries, Weather glasses, Work boxen. Whips for boys, Wagons for boys, What-nots, AVoodeu tooth picks. EkTOtt :tn-r JotM! BJUBg, CM&es CrusAnteedl DR. WARNS SPECIFIC No. 1. A Certain Cure for Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emis sions, Spermatorrhci-a, and all diseases of the genito-urinary organs caused by self abuse or over indulgence. Price, $1 (XJper box, mx boxes $.".00. DR- WARNS SPECIFIC No. 2. 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