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tfelombusffaurnal WEI'E'DAY N'OV. 10, 1SSG. A. A- N.TlMKTAlil.K. Freight. Loaves Columbus. S:10a. in. Itellwood ." " David itv !:00 " Reward. .". 10:10.'- Arrives at Lincoln ll:i" ' I:."o . in. :::-20 The iaener leaves Lincoln at "':.. p. hi., and arrives at Columbus T.0 ji. in; 1 lit fr-ijrbt leave.-. Lincoln at C a. m., and arrive at Columbus at 1 p. in. Organ? ! Call at A. & M. Tiirner'H. Creat cIoaln oul Hah', at Kra nieri. (Io In tho cutfitaiiiinrut lliis eveninjr. Rev. .1. A. Kepil ol I'urlinjiton in hi town. Men" Ioo1h at -il ." a pair al Friedliof & IV. S rU-tf New carpet ami oil cloth, at Friedhot & Go's. Wanted. Oirl to ilo housework at Dr. Still iiihhV 1 l.est paints at ruiumiH prices-, Co liitubus Lumber Co. fU-2-tf John V. K-irly, ot l!ii- city, vi Itctl Omaha lat week. School hooks, hhmk hook?, K. F. Fitxpatrluk, l'Jth street. 2 H'.tt Pianos, otjjaup, music, etc., B. 1). Kitzpatrick, i:ili street. Kit I Come to Ivr.itiu'i'-i hefoic the hijr;est li:u;.ius are none. C.& L. Kramer aie mnkinj: exiru inducements to customer. Take advantage of our closing out stle. C. & L. Iv miner. It you want har!-iiu: in li--ola and shoes o to IloiiahanV. Sale hills printed at the .loruNAL ot'ice, all plylen and price. Tlegister ilijiiiiH, nl Craud Is l.md was in the city ln-t week. IJest paint.- in maiket at unheard of prices, Columbus Lumher Co. All wool, red twilled'flannel, '27 centH a yaid at Fiiedhm & (Jo's. Feather and lur trimminf, in larfe arirty, at Friedliof Si Co'. .laejrri & Schnphach are putting in a new li." horse-power enijiue. wusf ijl Our entire stock ol clothing at once. C. .t . Kramer. Aft jjoort a-J the beat, aul art cheap afl the cheapest, at J. It. I legman'. Col. Vhifmoer, ot lliirf city, is now on a trip to the I'pper Klkhoru. .1. Si A. Iluitketuper will pay the highcrit piicert (or ood tahle hutter. Mm. T. H. Mat sou ol CichIou, h reported ijuite ill with lv,)tinid fever. Men's all-wool, svnilet nhirlH and drawers, at .Ml rent-'. Friedhot Si Co. -Deldiunn keeps good good-, and will ml allow himself to he under sold. --Ai.ww Fi:kmi -Sr. l,ouis An-heuser-r.iir-.'li Keer at Will. Schroe der. "JS-tf Co to Honahait't; tor our custom work; the only lir-d-cla-i nhop in town. .Choice winter apples, IV hmdielH 3:i a barrel, only 12 .r0, at Weaver & Keid'n. :'. :: t.'o to iloitahan's for hoot w, shoes tii iii gloves cheapest place in town to buy. 7-J-l Oil-boiled calicos only -4 -cente, worth 1( rents, during our closins? out sale. 9-7tf Wanted. (Jirl to do housework, also nurse. (Jood wiyen psid. A. Jkl. Poet. . '28 2t Ladies" button shoes for $1.25 at Jlonahan's Shoe Store on Nebraska avenue. A full Hue of "lassware, lamps anil qncciiBwarc at .1. t A. Ilcit kemper'e. California strained honey at 12.j cents per pouud at .1. & A. Hcit kemper'tf. George W. Clother of this city returned last week from a lonj; visit in Chicago. No "deception, no misrepresenta tion. Come to the closing out sale at Kramer's. The 3oornai is prepared to do ,all kinds of job work, commercial and otherwise. Just received, the finest stock of huiging lamps and parlor lamps, at Oehlrich liros. Boys' youths' and men's c!othiur, in great variety, at lowest prices, at Friedhof &'CoV. Examine our stocks of drees joods the finest in the city, at Friedliof & Co's. J When in want of a cloak, the "antest style, don't fail to examine our stock. Friedhot & Co. Weaver r lfeid sell coal, truit aii5 feed, all verv rheup Indeed. , That iii what you need. 2tf Complete ntnc.fc- of dinner els aud tea set-, uewest put terns, just received at Oehlrich Bros. R. J. Policy aud family of Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting his father. Dr. J. Polley, of this city. -IHIrhlKaB Appl the flaeM ever lraMjrlil to ColMntttiiw, S a Jtarrrl, at HasMwma'. I The huckboard is becoming a favorite vehicle for those who have much running around to do. ' . If you waut good winter apples call at the O. K. store, and examine etor.k, where you may he suited. .29-1 For holiday preseuts, you muet not fail to call at 11. Heitkemper& Bro's., an they have lb Urges t line in the city. . A. Anderson, of the First Na tional Bank of thie city, returned Taesday night from a hasty business .trip to "WJyoming. " ."' Fremont riccep ted tbeir water works supply, but al a decreased cost, because it- was not, on toncon tract. ,'Hp I fljMl'J We are about niakiug a change in our business, and oiler great ic ductions on all our goods. C. & L Kramer. , . f A Ifght rainfall Monday night laid the dust quietly, and moistened the corn-husk's to the worn hands of tho farmer. The .Tourn'at. is on ale, each week, al the book and news stores of K. I). Fitzpatrick and U. Hartman, at 5 cents a copy. The finest selection of-watches, clocks and jewelry will be found at the jewelry emporium of (J. Heit kemper& Bro., Columbus. 29-4-tf Ucv. .1. W. Little of the Pres byterian church tendered his resigna tion as pastor, but it was unanimously decliued, and ao he remains. If you want your watch repaired in lirst-class manner, leave it with C. C. Berriuger, manager tor (J. Heit kemper & Bro., Columbas, Neb. D. W. Oliver, of Oliver & Tur rill's cheap store is on a business trip to Chicago and Now York to pur chase their fa'.I and holiday stock. 1 .1. & A. Heitkemper, grocers, ex pect to get into their new place of business (now occupied by G. Heit kemper & Bro.) the first of Decem ber. From the Genoa Lender we iearn that .1. K. Moncrief, formerly of this place, now priucipal ot the Genoa schools, has been on the sick list the past week. Before investing in a sewintr machine, organ or piano, see A. &TA. Turner, at their organ depot, or ad dress G. W. Kibler, thrir traveling ralesman. tt We will open up the largest stock of silverware ever shown in the city ot Columbus, as soon as we move into the new brick corner. G. Heit kemper & Bio. A jubilee in the east part of towu, which ended in a free-for-all light, kept quite a number of neigh bors awake until late hours Sunday night. The round year in this section ot Uncle Samuel's domain brings many a sunny day, bright and clear when mere existeuce seems a luxury. Such a day was Sunday last. Two Polander women ,,werear restcd'yesterday morning for stealing coal from the Tnion Pacific road. The fine was $8 each; in default of .payment they were bent to jail. A hner Timer cane down Thurs day last from the Becky Mountains. He has been a little indisposed since, aud don't believe this climate agrees with him as well as in former days. C. II. Sheldon receutly pur chased a hundred Colorado range cattle that are regular beauties. He thinks it doesn't pay to raise cattle when such good ones can be bought cheap. ".Jimmy" Brown, the talented young comedian, left this city Mon day evening, as manager of Draper's (rand Double Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. We wish him snccesB in his new vocation. Money to loau at once anil with out delay on real estate, in large or small amounts, ou lime to suit. Promptly, quietly and at the lowest possible rates. Apply to (Jus. G. Kecher & Co. W-tf Hiram II. Lee, formerly special agent of the State Insurance Co., with headquarters at Des Moines, la., has changed base of operations and will hereafter make Columbus his headquarters. The ladies of the Baptist church will give a festival in Gerrard's store building, two doors north of the Clother House, Thursday evening, Nov. 4th. Oysters will be served. Everybody invited. The ladies of the Baptist chnrch will give a festival in Gerrard's store building, two doors north of the Clother House, Thursday evening, Nov. 4. Oysters will be served. Everybody invited. The stand-pipe is to be completed to-day, and the water supply will probably be tested Friday or Satur day. Everything appears to be all right, and Columbus will soon be in good shape to light fire. Some of the voters in Columbus township think eight miles is quite a ways to go to the polls in a thickly settled country. A petition was being numerously signed Tuesday to change the place of voting. Delicate diseases, as nervous de bility and premature weakness, however iuduced, radically cured. Send l¢s in t stamps for treatise WorlsDiBpeosary Medical A aso cial ion', C03 Maiu St., Buffalo, N. Y. ry, Rag&tz, at his place on rcet, is sbowiug a splendid k"oT fine lamps, glassware and crockery. Those who are in need of these articles shoald certainly give him a call before making a purchase. 11. .lohnson, "of Leigh, whose hired man eet fue to one of hia, hay stacks from his pipe, was compelled to pull off bis-pauls and fight the fire with them in that condition, by which he saved from burning, 100 tons of other hay. L. A.Clark tells us that iu his old county in Indiana, Switzerland, the republicans at the last election made a clean sweep for the first time iu fourteen years, and the republican editor there was almost beside him self for joy. Western Nebraska has bad some snow already. Great apprehension in regard to the cattle inteiests this winter has been expressed along, aa the grass was short thjs season, and the winter, if it shall prove severe, will make gret bavV ajtbag the cattle..., ,-i. i. j .. sc .: .'.j sti A collisiou ot freight .trains yesterday at North Bend killed sever al men and burned up two cars of stock. As will be seen in another part of today's Journal, the partnership' between Messrs. Kummcr & Stenger has -been dissolved, Mr. . Kummcr purchasing Mr. Sfengers interest, and continuing the business. Another land-mark goes Ly man Cook's blacksmith shop, for twenty years past a fixture on Thir teenth street. It is to be replaced by the store building recently owned by I. B. Delsman, purchased by L. Gerrard. The Creamery Company will en deavor to make it profitable to their customers to keep on furnishing cream during the winter. The supply at present is small, hut 17 cents a degree is an inducement to do some special feeding. The Lake Company have laid down a pipe a mile long, connecting with the lake at Stevens's, thus giving them an unfailing supply of water. Looking ahead to the time when the lake aud park will be completed as projected, Columbus anticipates a splendid imyrovemeut. The literary and musical enter tainment this evening at the M. E. church should be well attended, not only for the pleasure and profit to be derived, but becauso the benefit is well worthy of patronage. Purely intellectual pleasures do" very great good, and harm no one. Several Cass county farmers wete iu town Monday with wagon loads of walnuts, hulled and unboil ed , which they disposed of at $1.2f and 75 cents a bushel. They said that crops in Cass county wore poor this year, and wondered why central Nebraska was so favored with good crops. Senator-elect Patrick M. Higgins of Coltax couuty called upon us Fri day last. Considering the fact of the lateness ot bis nomination, his short canvass, the prominence of his oppo nent, and the tearful political com plexion of the district, Mr. Higgins ought to feel in extra good humor over hia success. Wm. Lamb, who has been in the grocery business in this city for the past twelve years, has sold his stock on Nebraska Avenue to J. S. Mor dock. The store will be cloned this week for repairs, but will open the first part of next week with a full and complete line of groceries ciears, tobacco, etc., etc. 1 .1. & A. Heitkemper will move tbeir large stock of staple and fancy groceries, crockery, etc., etc., iuto the rooms now occupied by G. Ileit kemper's jewelry store, about the middle of November, and expect to deserve a continuance there of the very liberal patrouage the public has been bestowing upon them. 2tlf The .Toijickai. job department is prepared to furnish, on short notice all kinds of commercial work such as letter heads, note heads, hill heads, statements, circulars, envel opes, cards, dodgers, posters, Ac. ; visiting cards; lawyers' briefs; pamphlets; catalogues; sale bills, &c. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Ad dress, M. K. Turner Si, Co., Colum bus, Nebr. tf .... i .- r . We are iu receipt or a map of Nebraska from the B. & M. K. H. company, with their system of roads marked thereon in fine shape. Send the names of your easteru friends who may like to be informed on Nebraska, and the public lands yet remaining unsettled, to P. S. Eustis, Omaha, Neb., and they will receive a copy of this excellent map, with a description of the Rroken Bow country, through which the B. & M . road is being pushed. There is qoite a joke on Fred. Matthews that comes all the way from New York. In the evening of the Bartboldi demonstration there were fire-works, and while a compa ny was standing watching1 the per formances, a wonderfully brilliant rocket appeared to view, but remain ed stationary so long that Fred, look ing at it, remarked "That's a funny rocket, it don't burst." Nobody said anything until a little later, when Fred remarked "H , it's the moon !" Visitors upon Miss Belle Par sou's class Monday evening were much entertained by recitations from Nellie North, wonderfully true to nature and remarkable as a study of subjects. Miss Parsons kindly, gave the visitors a unique specimen of rare music, requiring no little amount ol the elocutionist's art to render with satisfaction and delight. Mrs. Evans, of the visitors, being called upon, favored the company wit h one of her cboiee songs, iu a voice rich and ripe. The track layers on the North western railroad will arrive at Hum phrey today. The bridge builders are well ahead and the track will un doubtedly be completed to Newman's Giove this month. The telegraph poles and wire are put in working order as fast as track is completed, and section houses, depots, side tracks aud elevators are built aud put in operation and the trains run on a time schedule as soon as the track is finished to the towns along their line. Ftiftependent, Jotu ;".- The new term of Miss Belle Pardons' class in elocution will begin Thursday, Nov. 18. All classes and private lessons are now given in the lodge room over Mr. Fitzpatrick's store. The present class will close a successful term on Thursday Nov. 11, and on the following Monday night a short entertainment will be given by Miss Parsons' private pupils. Those desiring to join any ot the classes can.pbtalB-further in formation about tbessime.. by calling al 'HI' ErXorth's residence, or at. Mr. Fitzpatrick's store. " 1 Kell of lloaer. :. Senior Class Clara Weaver, Nellie Lynch, Arlie Reiuhard. Phounie Coshiug. Junior Class Eva Clark, Minnie Meagher. Nettle Anderson, Jessie Becber, Walter Henry, Willie Cool idge, Bert Galley, Eirl Pearsali, Lee O'Donnell, Wilk Speice, Gco.Whaley, f Harry Beardsley, Eflic Beardsley.Gco. Taylor, Rose Osborn, Carrie Thurs ton. II. D. SbslFs room Anna Haimer, Carrie Welch, Martha Welch, Minnie Coan, 'Minnie. Luth, Maggie O'Brien, Anna Naylor, Herman Brodfuchrer. Miss Cauavan's room Harry Graves, Frank Schram, Johnnie Wig gins, Ethel Galley, Abbio Hurd.Grace Clark, Louis Schroeder, Adolph Thiers, Ilnnic Hoppen, Louis Schrei ber, Ethel Lundy, Eddie Allbaugh. Mis4 Kansdell's room Lulu Schnc der, Lester Lehman, Robbie McCrea. "Louise Blawat, Bridget Regan, Her niau Krelzschmar, Belle Rice, Annie Graves, Johnnie Albaugh, Josic Sto vecek, Henry Ragatz, Willie Hoppen, Otto Hagel, Johnnie Clark, Frank McTaggart, Carl Blawat, Johnnie Stovecek, Prank Welsh, Hina Scipfr. Miss McGatb's room Ellie White, (5 race. Gerrard, Phebe Gerrard, Lillie Bushel!, Lorau Barnum. Mrs. Geer's room Mary Breed, Frances Baruhart, Hattie Baldwin, Louise Caruahan, Mary Elstou, Lucy Teather, Nellio Hardell,Willic Coffey. Mrs. Backus's room- Euor Clother, Eunice Warnirk, Emma Sissle, Char lie Hardcll, Davie Martyn, John Lamb, Eddie Thurston, Jay Gushing, George Baruhart, John Little. Mrs. Briudley's room Minnie Har den. Bert Stillman, Bert Young, Ho mer Tiffany, Eddie Rawlins, Mary Johusou, Albert R&smusen, Mattie Post, Bertie Post, Eddie Comi, Alvin Brodluehrcr. Nora Johnson, Roy Jennings, Lydia Sturgeon. Gertrude Jenkisoii, Giace Coffej, Nellio Car liahau. Eddie Baldwin, Willie Bald win. Mr.Briudley's room -Tommy Boyd, Maggie Wellmau, Nellie Hoisington, Eslella Bechor, Anna lloehen, Charlie Segelke, Fritz Baumgart. Mr. Clark's room Maggie Scholz, Clara Clark, Alma Segelke, Carl Hoe'ieti, Herbert Davis, Roy Corne lius, David Boyd, Johnnie Burgher, Agnes Keating, Bertie Coolidge, Chaddie Arnold, Clara Mclntire, Luther Jones. Miss Martin's room Ivitiie Speice, Henry Keating, Charlie Mclutiie, Bessie Davis, Mela l'ohl, Fie.l Bader, Verner Gluer, ICddie Jones, Mary Seigenthaler. Mrs. Ballots'? room lrcue Html, Mettie lleusle, Lily Keating, Olga Ejjger, Leona Harrigau, Emma Sie genthaler, Louise Krause, Angie Early, Annie Jones, Emily Segelke, Lida Duvis, Jesnie Berry, Benjamin Davis, John Miisselmau, David ll:tr rigan, Freddie Berger, Connie Keat ing, Jesse Newman, John Egger, Ralph Roul. .IIOOI-KKPOKT. ' Mckei Kepdrt- saiZ Sill; Far :$it. 5.' Attesii::. A-t8iJ:::s. li ;:j :;o ' i 20 .v.i 21 h:i ::7 ss 21 !I5 :,; :2 40 !:; 2:: i2 25 'XI 25 IK! : !w :i7o 2 Dtv't. Esullais'.. High School Senior 15 unior '- Mr. SchatUs 21 MissCanavau'621 MissRausdell'siiS MissMcGath's42 Mrs. Geer's 22 Mrs. Backus'H :K Mrs:Brindley's4:: Mr. Briudley's 25 Mr. Clark's 27 Miss Martin's 27 Mrs. Ballou's II Total, 102 In another place will, be fouud a communication from J. II. R. con cerning grazing cattle on dry corn stalks. The Journal wishes to add emphatically, Don't, if you value the lives of your cattle. With all tho precautions, it don't pay. Our cattle have too much dry feed anyway, aud they should have constant, free access to all the fresh, pure water they can drink ; besides, tho best method to compel them to seek the water is to mix plenty of salt with ground feed thrown in their feeding-troughs. They eat the tempting feed, get abundance of salt which literally drives them to the water, thus saving them from the bad effects of dry feed. But keep them out of the stalks, at least until after heavy snows or rains have thoroughly moistened tho stalks, and even then it would be well to. keep them out. Uncle Johnny Walker aaysfhat the battle is over and the glain'easily counted. There may be aWe,w who imagine they have been slightly wounded, but taking all things into consideration the loss of blood was light, aud the county can congratu late herself on having such legal lights to represent her as Sullivan and Bowmsu, with such a substantial farmer citizen as Senator Patrick M. Higgins, who will uol leave a stone uuturued in doing their level best in forwarding the. interests of old Platte iu every particular. We may add that it becomes good citizens ot all parlies to sustain their representa tives in 'everything they do to serve the public interest. Power is from the people, and ollicial power is a sacred trust. Kcvival .1lertiag Rev. A. M. Darley, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Seward, Neb., will preach iu the Presbyterian church, this city every evenijig next week, beginning Tuesday, the ltith. Services will begin punctually at half pa?t seven o'clock. He will preach a series of sermons, and every one should he heard. All are cordially invited. atain'i ThnakB;iviaK Ulaaer iat Mapper Will begiveo Nov, 25th at .1 p. m. and till 12 p. m., at the M:tnnerchor Hall,, by the ladies of the German .Lutheran church. Tickets, 25 cents. Everybody cordially invited. J293 lleasn Hiadcr Twine Factory. One of tile directors of an eastern concern has written here to know il there would be' any disposition to invest in a 'twine tactorv to b'e es tablished here, provided it could be shown to he fairly profitable. ' The company is looking for a loca tion iu Nebraska, and gives very good reasons for preferring Nebraska : they sell a large part' of their twine in Nebraska, and very largely in Dakota; they raise their own hemp or have it raised, and it grows well in Nebraska; they can saye about half the cost of transportation over '.he railroad, and the twine can be made cheaper here than east. Mayor Kramer will call upon the business men of the city with re ference to this project. Let us have every enterprise that we can induce to come. ColambaM l.yccam. FRIDAY, NOV. 12TH. Piano Solo, Dovie Becher; Reci tation, Mrs. C. A. Brindley; Piano Solo, Mrs. W. A. McAllister; Decla mation, Grace Gere; Extemporane ous speech, L. H. Leavy, subject to be named by the president'; Song, Mioses Turner; Essay, B. F. Fuller; Speech, Fred Jewell. Debate: Should trial by jury be abolished? Affirm, W. B. Backus, L J. Cramer. Deny, Win. O. Brien, Carl Ivramer. FRIDAY, NOV. lfi 188G. Piano Solo, Elsie Morse ; Oration, W. H. Tedrow ; Kay( Mrs. J. E. Munger; Select reading. Miss Caua van ; Recitation, Bessie Sheldon : I'say, Mrs. Ballon; Declamation, W. A. McAllister; Recitation Kittie Taylor; Song, Mary Turner. De hale : Was the money expended in the purchase of Alaska by the U. S. a prudent investment? Affirm, J. E. Munger, 11. D. Sbaff; Deny, F. A. Clark, C. A. Brindloy. Ke' ia I lie World. Ottumwa Lily Corn Starch has been brought to the highest attainable quality by emplo) iug the best skill aud scientific aid that money can fur-ni-li. It is the most strengthening and health-giving loud now before the public, aud is especially recommend ed lor children and invalids. Every package guaranteed strictly pure. Remember and ask your grocer for J Jlii Com Stureh. r. PowrrsM leatii, Will he in his office the last three days of each week, Thurs., Fri., and Sat. One et of Jeolh out of every 10 sets given away. 4-tf BIRTHS. ISkoim'Ukhkkk TmMla, Nov. ill, to Mi-. K. 1'rinlfiieliiT. a ilaughtrr. rij;Iif VI ixmiiiU. K.itlu'i' ami l:nliii-r IjIIi itifltii; Well. LOCAL NOTICES. Alvertifiiieut uiuler tlii head r.-ni- :i litir I'ufli insertion. ti Hides, pelts, wool aud poultry, highest price paid. Otlice at Jaeggi Ac Schuphach's old staud. T. Keat ing. ::j)-tf For good yotiug Breeding stock of all kinds, call at Blooiuingdale stock farm. A. Heurich, Platte Center P. O., Neb. ::o-tt Wm. Schiitz makes bootsaud shoes iu the best styles, and uses only the very best stock that can he procured in the market. 52 1 A toll line ol drugs, medicines, window glass, wall papers, and hol iday goods, at Dr. Stillman's drug store. Ilttli street, between II. Oehlrich Si. Bro's. and E. D. Fitz patrick's. 2i4 llua'li ol Keys. Describe your loss and get your property, at this otlice. This notice 15 cents. 1 A yio. I "Farm ler Male Containing 240 acres of choice land, 5 miles southwest of Humphrey, in this county. Terms reasonable. For fur ther particulars inquire of or address T. Keating, Columbus, Neb. 4-tf . . "K tray Notice. Came to my premises, ! miles north of Columbus, one steer 3 years old. Owner can have the same by proving property, aud payiug charges. 28 :U-p Pf.TE SriIAFFKOTII. For Kale. Residence house and four acres of land under cultivation, eaBt of II ig gins's grove, just outside of city. Price -"rlOOO. Enquire at residence, of Mr. or Mrs. Geo. N. Derry. 15-tf 4ecoBlkaad Ntere. Second-hand goods bought and sold at the second-hand store, corner Nebraska Avenue aud l'i.h street, north 6ide. Also stove repairing done to order. 2(i-tf illeaey ! Meaej ! Persons desiring small loans ou short time should call ou Coolidge & Wheeler; chattel mortgage security or good bankable paper. IStf C00LU(JK& WlIRELF.I!. The llehtt Roller Ciate Hi a ice la the World. Every farmer should use them. Sojd by D. Anderson. 22-11 I For Male or Krai. 5 acres of choice land, good house and otheiwise well improved, ou easy terms. Close lo town. Inquire at the JouiiNAL (.flicc, or of S. J. M annoy. If ltr- V. l..4'oek, Veterinary enrgenn, has returned to Columbus and will remain for the winter. The Doctor is prepared with a lull and complete set of imple ments, to do first-class work iu every respect. Treats alf'aniinals, horses, cattle, swine and sheep. notice ol IMMolHtiea. The firm doing, business under the name of Kuiumer '& Stenger is this day dissolved. R B. Kuiumer will collect all accounts due said firm. R. B. Kummkk, Al.KKI-T StENOF.K. Nov. 1st, 188f. 20 :t COLUMBUS LUMBER COMF1 Will Save You BETTCHER 4 rjlf l .M v V ' - IKAI.KRS IN Heavy and Shelf Hardware, j -ci I Stoves and Tinware, . Pumps, Guns and Ammunition. The Celebrated Moline Wagon Sold Here. ' .. . -t OIT. G.ltEf'HRK: Established lTO. GUS. G. BECHER & CO., LOAN BROKERS, Real Estate and Insurance Agt's, .COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA. "floBejr to "Loaa ou Farms at lowest rate of interest, on th.irt ami long time, in amounts to suit applicants. 4'oaaalete AaotracCNofritle toall Real K.tute in l'latte count v. Notary Public always is Ofxick. Paras aa4 City "Property Tor Male. lanaraace against Fire, Lightning and Tornadoes. f.ljV ami Accident Insur ance, none but the very best companies represented. MteaawhlaXiclcetM to una from all parts in Kuropc. 'iSjuly'SK-y Mckinley & carnahan, M0MffbttfJP 9MQREB8. COLUMBUS, NEB. Money to loan on improved farms in this and adjoining counties, at current rates. We are prepared to close loans promptly, in all cases where title and security are satisfactory. Office with H. J. Hudson, on llth street. I2m3 la Harvexl aid Threahlaj? Time. Nothing ia more wholesome aud nice for all and handy for the busy tarmcr'a wife aud easier lo Veep than a supply -of good lamb or mutton, ('all at llloomingriale stork (arm tot a nire fat ahecp or lamb. A. Hkmmi'II. Iattll Male! I'll uudcrHgned will veil at public miction the following property at hi 'arm 2 niilcd weal ot I.omI Cnvk. I'Utte county, oir Wkinkmiay, Nov. '21. ISStJ, 10 o'clock a. m. fiharp, 1 apau L'SOO lb gray gelding?, I &pau itftKI black mare. 1 pan 2200 lb. horses. ' head ol 1200 lb. horses, :" ponies, I three-year-old colt, 2 two-year-old colts. 1 one-year-old c.olt, 1 three-year-old mule colt, I two-year-old mule col', 2 sucking mule colts, 1!) head fat steers, 'SS head feediug steers on full feed, 4.r yearling steers, 20 cows, I high grade bull naif, l;i bead calves. -10 head fat hogs, 40 head shoals, 4 set double harness. 1 heavy saddle, 1 light saddle, 2 lumber wagons. 1 double buggy, 1 single buggy, 2 mowers. 1 slacker, 2 puh rake. 1 sulky rake, 1 stalk cutter, 1 com shelt er tormerly owned by S S. Sanford, 1 iron drag, 1 gaug plow, 1 stirring plow, 200 tons hay. a lot of small tool i--, both farm and carpenter, house bold goods, etc., too numerous to u.ention. Teams will meet Columbus, Albion aud Norfolk trains. Lunch on the ground. Tenns: All sums under -$20. cash ; above that sura, one year's time on bankable paper, 10 per cent, interest, 10 per cent, off for cash. 1 have rented my farm and give possession Dec. 1st. This property must be sold without reserve. L. II. Jf.WK.i.r. John Huoer, Auctioneer. 20 2 COLUMBUS MARKETS. Our quotations of the markets are ob. tniueriTueariay afternoon, ami are correct aud reliable at the time. GRAIN, AC. Wheat Wheat uew Corn iu ear Com shelled Oata uew, Oats (white) . .' Kye Flour i'urkwueat rxonucK. Butter, . Kkk Potatoes, uew MKATS. Hams, Shoulders, LIVE STOCK. Fat Ilogs Fat Cattle Feeding Steers Coal. Iowa Rock Springs nut Hock Springs lump v tiroou .. .... Colorado i -111(4:: oo - ,-t v'i(tiir, t; 7a to :: m:i r. :: inks; r :: onvtt.n 50 f r oo it :o i; on 7 00 t: (Mi ; on "LecNl Xstlre. T alt u lioiu It may concern: The commissioner ai))ointcl to view and re port iisin t tie location of a public road com menting al the sv corner of t lie seir of ne ir tif sect Ion 1.1. town ly, rairge a west, and run ninsadirect angle soutlieast to the e crner of the ne ir of .ne ir f w'Id se-tioii ', ami theiicH teriiiiiiatin?, mid kimn iimiu tlie record as Hie "Mi'abe'' road, lia rejMirteil in far of the same. Now all nUfcl'onJ thereto, or ehilin rr lamage.-i caused tlicrehy, must lie tiled in the nmiity clerk's oftee on or before nixm of the 17th day of Decemher. !. or the saitl rmul will be located a called for, witlionr referem-e thereto. Ifciled Coliimhiis, Net., Oct. l.lih. SW. JOHX STAIU-KKK, '-S-tt County Clerk. HAKE HONEY! We want Agents, .both ladies and jjen tlenieu, to sell our Standard Works, Ciift Books, Family Kilties aud Alhuiui. 1'revious experience unnecessary. Posi tloua, worth from tof3per vcir. Now is the time to commence. Ilo not delay but address at once. K. 1. JORDAN & CO., St. Louis, Mo. ltl-w-IO TUE Money. Get Prices KERSENBROCK, .- ..U. r Sept.'J-Mr i.Koroi.P j.txuii We have made arrangement. to fur nish to Hit Mib-eriber-J of tbi.- pa-wr, that exrelletii a.miciiltuial and ?tocIt journal, Tht Xn'rnl. Fit run r, for the small ' .sum of $I.(M per year. The Ftti'itt'r is publixlifil at Lincoln, Xeb., (). M. Druse, Kditor, and is devoted to agriculture and Mock growing in the west. Kvery tanner should take it Send $1.00 tii thN otlice and we will have the Funtwr sent to von Henry Ragatz Have a Fine l.iue of Staple ami F.incv GROCERIES. CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, Wuirb were Itouglit cbt'ap for cash, ur.d will he iold at very low prices. llth Street, Columbus, Nebraska. Nov. io-tr ial I! H!C IIIK NKr 6o DAYS WK OKI-K.K OLl: I.AKCK ANI i CO.MPI.KrK STOCK OK I GEISTTS' Furnishing Goods ! BOOTS & SHOES, AT ('rc:itlv-:-RedHietl-:-Pi ii es ! ! ' 3"Call, examine I'oodi and ' learn prices. Greisen Bros. & Co. ''Jseps;.y, before Bavine, l-cp' -yJ-V'Xl m ran T. BAUMGART, HAS OPKNED ANEW IX HARTMAN:S OLD STAND ON Hill ST.. WIIKRK UK KEEPS A MCE LINK OK CusM-Me Work, -MICH AS Ladies1 Fine "Shoes, Gentlemen's Fine Boots, Etc., Etc., KVKHYTIIIMi KKI'T IN A FIKST- i'liASS BOOT AND SHOK KS- TA15I.1SH.MKXT. ENDING DONE ALSO. 'J2sep8-y TIE LAIGEST Ml F1IEST STOCK west of Omaha, at GREISEN BROS. The beat manufactories of the country represented. Not to be under sold by anybody. Come anil see prices at GREISEN BROS. Thta ta the most PRAOTIOAIj SIOH OUT BHOS over Invented. Itld or7 GENTEEL and DRESSY and frtvM the b3mapntoctlon&.sabootoroer-);altrir. Ttla convenient to put on and tho top can lid adjusted, U lit uw r.nklo by elui;!y niuvin Van buttuiu. IVfualoby (GREISEN BROS. i::i it .-t. n;-m OafJ BEARDSLEY & JEWELL, PKOI'UIKTfiKS. lb only Mirilfl Works in Platte Co. We himlle all st.imhtrtl irrulv- of marble anil ninite Itotli KOKKMiN .mil A.M t'KIC A N", employ the inat -killeil workmen, and will -omete with any inarlile works in the "tatc. fall allil ee our work, whether u are reail to lni or not; or it not con venient, send uw your adtlre-H and vc will seiul jiriees or fall on you. ri,ii.ii.' .iTO"t: liy the ton or car-load. llth St., south of U. P. Depot. - -r.i-tr SPEICE & NORTH, (Jeneral Agetils for the Sale of REAL ESTATE. Union Pacific, and .Midland I'a.itic K. R. I.andM forsale.it from fttjiOtof in.ou per acre for cash, or on live or ten years time, in annual s.yment. to -uit'j.iir-chaer. We bave also a lar-e and choice lot of other lands, improved and uuimnroved, for sale at tow riee and on reasonable terms. A Isobii-nirand residence lots il. the city. We keep a complete abstractor titlelo all real es tate in I'Utte t'ouiity. ft! I -OI.)!lltl!. ki:b. GROCERIES! A I.W A ON HAN" I) A FU I.I. A X l XKW I.IN'KoFtJUtM KltlKS tt'KI.I.Shl.Kfllin. FRUITS! OA..KI AM lUIKD. ot all KIXPS OfAltAXTHKO TO I'.K OF ItKSTtil 1.1TY. DRY GOODS! A OOOD.V. WMI.I. SKI.Ki TEI MVCK A I. WAYS AS CI! KA I AS TII K t'HEAI'KST. ALSO BOOTS & SHOES ! laTTHAT DKFY I O.MIETlTlMX.j BUTTER AND EGGS And all kintls tij' country protlitre In ken in trade, and all tfoods delir- ered free o'chtirte to ttny ill)' I of the ''it if . FLOUE! KKEIMiNLY THE BESTtlRADESOF FI.OUK. I l-tf J.K. li:i.SM.4i"l. Bitten TWCWOIDjH Congrtss'BA "bj " """"""""H. 7?"P Tie Colilios MarDle Works! I -l !pfjy t - '(! prT-tf