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lumbus journal
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A.& N.TIME TABLE
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Freight.
1 :ro p. in.
Leave Colunilxi". S:Na. m.
Kellwood S::5.1 "
David Citv !:Uft '
Reward. 10:10 '
Arrive at Lincoln ll:'2-" "
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:tHi
s::W)
The passenger leaves Lincoln at :" p. j
in., aud arrives at coinnuin i:ip. m;
the freight leaves Lincoln at r. a. in., aud
arrives at Columbus at 1 p. m.
Organe ! Call at A. & M. Turner'?.
Great closing out sale at Kra
mer's.
Work b:i- begun on tho I
1
coal Hcbute.
Will. U. Hale visited Oman one
day last week.
The Lyceum was again conven
ed last Friday.
Men's boolH at .$1 f0 a pair at
Friedhor & Co's. 8 24-tl
New carpet and oil cloth, at
Friedbof & CVh.
IJest paint a at ruinoiiH prices, Co
lumbus Lumber Co. ."0-:Mf
Mirs .Tennic Thomas is visiting
at Mrs. A. Anderson.
School books, blank book?, K. I.
Kit'patrick, Ilttli street, t Will
John Wermulh whs in town
severa1 day bint week.
Hev. A. Il-Mirich. ol Tosiviile
was in the city Friday.
Pianos, organ?, niinle, etc . !'. I
Filpatiick. i::tli -licet. Mtl
--Come to Kramer's before the
biggest bargain are gone.
('. V L. Kramer aie in-.king cxlra
inducement to customer-.
Take advautuge ol our cloning
out Hale. ('. Sr L. Kramer.
It you want bargains in boot?
aud shoe? goto llotialmn's.
--Sale bills printed at the .Ioi:i:nai.
otlicc, all st les and price.
Kvery kind of job woik done and
well done at the .Ioitkvai. ollice.
A paper that is So he read by the
family fehould at leat be decent.
ltest paint in market at unheard
ol price?, Columbus Lumber Co.
All wool, red twilled". flannel, i
cents a yard at Friedho: k, Cc'p.
Feather aud fur trimming?, in
large variety, at Friedbof & Co'.
It must io' Our entire stock of
cjothing at once. C. .S: L. Kramer.
A food as the best, and as cheap !
i.t the cheapest, at J. It. Desman's.
.. & A. Heitkemper will pay the
Litest prices fir good table butter.
Men's all-wool, scarlet shirts and
drawers, at .0 cents. Friedbof &
Co.
Dels man keeps good goods, and
will not allow himself to be under
sold. Call and examine
before buying else where
dock.
Alway Fi:rs-h St.
my goods
J. S. Mttr-2-1
t-p
Louis An-
beuser-Dusch Deer at
dor's.
Will. Schroe-2S-tf
Choice winter apples, : bushels
in a barrel, only ?2.i0, at Weaver &
Keid's. 29--J
Oil-boiled calico? only 4 cent?,
worth 10 cent?, during our closing
out sale. 29-7tf
A tull line of glassware, lamps
aud queensware at J. & A. Ileit
kemper's. California strained honey at 12'.j
cents per pound at .1. & A. Ileit
kemper's. Feed grinder?, hand and power
corn shelters, at '. IJ. K ratine's at
low prices.
No deception, uo misrepresenta
tion. Come to the cloning out sale
at Kramer'?.
Tho .Ioi'k.vai. is prepared to do
all kinds of job work, commercial
and otherwise.
- .lust received, the finest slock of
hanging lamps aud parlor lamp?, at
Oehlrich Bros.
W. H. HeeS hah purchased the
grain business o!' .laeggi & Schup
baeh at Duncan.
Tlieo. Wandd, of Omaha was in
the city over Sunday visiting his
brother George.
Roys' youth?' and men's clothing,
in great variety, at lowest price, al
Friedbof - Co'?.
.lust, received a full and complete
lino of staple ami lancy groceries at
J. S. Murdock's.
Etamine our stork of dress
jjoodh the finest in the city, at
Friedbof & Co".
I lev. Father Flood of Omaha was
in town Satuulay. looking in bin
tiMial good health.
When in want of a cloak, the
latest tyJo, don't fail to examine our
Htock. Friedbof & On.
Weaver & ileid noil coal. It nit
and feed, all very cheap Indeed.
That is what you need. 2(tf
Complete stock of .dinner sets
and tea set, newest patterns, just
received at Oehlrich Bros.
Down go prices! Latest style
watches and silverware, opposite
Clother Hotel. A. J. Arnold. :J0 4
Maynard Hurd is to teach at the
J. H. Reed school house north of the
city, beginning on the 29lh of Nov.
Schuyler is divided into five
districts for fire alarm, with distinct
taps for each district. A good thing.
Rev. M. Jacobs, a noted evangel
ist, is to aid the Baptist pastor in a
revival, to begiu in about two weeks-.
For holiday presents, you must
ot fail to call at G. Heitkemper &
Bro'i., as tbey have the largest line in
the city.
tt&&rb
J. E. ISIoncrief of Genoa wag in
the city Saturday, looking pretty
feeble after his attack of typhoid
tever.
Hon u- Lightner, brother of Mm.
Hans Elliott, ot Sacramento, Cala.,
has been visiting his relatives in this
county.
Wc arc abont making a change
iu our business, and ofler great re
ductions on all our goods. C. & L.
Kramer.
The linest line of heating stoves
iu town at G. R. Kraase's at away
down price. Come and convince
yourselves. 6-30-2t
The Jodknal is on sale, each
week, at the book and news storei of
E. I). Fitzpatrick and It. Hartman, at
f) cents a copy.
E. A. IModgett was iu through
the snow yesterday. He save his
neighborhood is iu'fjood shape every
way for the winter.
Mrs. G. W. Brown, and Mrs. M.
K. Turner aud child returned Thurs
day from their three weeks' visit to
the old Ohio home.
Come and get figures on pumps
and wind mills before baying else
where. I am prepared to make low
prices. G. R. Kratue. G-'10-2t
The linest eelectiou of watches,
clocks aud jewelry will be, found at
the jewelry emporium jtfG. Helt"
kemper & Bro., Colombo. 29-4-tf
-l'rof. W. B. Haciua received
Fi itlay a diploma from the Chautau
qua Literary aud Scientific circle for
a course ol four years reading.
- It you want your watch repaired
in firM-class manner, leave it with C.
C. Iterriuger, manager for (J. Heil
kemper & Bro., Columbus, Neb.
-Mr. Myers, a business man of
Norfolk, gave us a pleasant call Mon
day. He tells u that that thrifty
tmrg is to have a daily newspaper.
Mis? Kiltie McKim. who ha
been teaching the school near Dun
can, is sick, and." during her illness,
the school is being taught by Ed.
toj:.
P.etoio iuvestiug in a sewing
machine, organ or piano, see A. ft M.
Turner, at their orgau depot, or ad
dress (.'. W. Kibler, thoir traveling
salesman. tf
Fred. Jewell, of the Columbus
marble works, has been in town this
week, delivering orders and smiling
on his many friends. Cedar Jiapids
Jiepuhlicaiu
"Charter Oak" and "Fidelity"
cook stoves and ranges, the very
latest patterns, at G. R. Krause's.
Trices low. Don't forget to come
and sec them.
Wo will open np the largest
stock of silverware ever shown in the
city of Columbua, as soon as we move
into the new brick comer. G. Ileit
kemper fc Bro.
Rev. St. Clair will preach next
Sunday evening on Communism and
Anarchism from a Christian stand
point. His hearers may look for a
strong sermon.
S. M. Barker, vice-president of
the Nebraska State Fair Association,
was in tho city several dayi last week
visiting with bis daughter, Mrs.
Theo. Friedbof.
Walter Phillips on 15th street,
anticipating cold weather, is erecting
a nice two story stable to shelter his
stock, with sufficient room to store
away all his feed.
R. U. Henry has just completed a
sidewalk, wide, thick and strong,
around his premises, corner of Olive
and 11th sts. When R. II. does a
thing, he does it well.
Before buying anything in hard
ware, stoves, tinware or the machin
ery and implement line, come and see
me. I am making very low prices
on everything. G. R. Krause.
One day last week, a woman was
caught doing some shop-lifting iu
one of our principal stores. She was
made to drop the goods, which she
did, along with a flask of whisky.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. J. Garlow are
now in their new residence on 15th
street aud ready to receive callers on
Tuesdays aud Thursdays, also even
iugs of same days, from 7 :tf) to 10
p. m.
- Rev. A. W. Snider reports quite
an awakening in the revival meetings
on Prairie Creek. A large number
of conversions are reported, and a
church is to be organized in the near
future.
Col. Whitmoyer relumed one
day last week from his uorthwostern
trip iu this state. The Col. don't
draw much on his imagination in
describing that, portion of the
country.
Money to loan at once aud with
out delay on real estate, in large or
small amounts, on time to suit.
Promptly, quietly and at the lowest
possible rate?. Apply to Gus. G.
Berber & Co. 19-tf
We print elsewhere a paragraph
in regard to diphtheria at Seward.
Ve hope it will so attract the at-
tention of some parent that the life
of a child may be saved, or its sick
ness prevented.
Al. Rieder goes to Lincoln to
take charge or Jaeggi & Schupbach's
flour store there. Those who have
occasion to deal with him there will
find him reliable and accommodating.
Success to him.
Monday last Messrs. SmMivau
and Bowman went to Omaha ou legal
business. We suppose that while
there tbey will look after political
matters a little, also, being members
of the next general assembly.
J. & A. Heitkemper will move
their large stock of staple and faucy
groceries, crockery, etc., etc., into the
rooms now occupied by G. Heit
kemper 's jewelry store, about the
middle of November, and expect to
deserve a continuance thereof the
very liberal patrojnga the peWIc has
bees bestowlag apea tam. .-' ' S6tf
Twenty tenement houses could
be rented in Columbus in the next
two weeks. The fact is that, no
matter how many such houses, at
reasonable rent are put up, they are
never idle for any leugth of time.
I have a large stock of cook and
heating stoves on band, aud in order
to reduce the stock, will make special
low prices for the next 30 days.
Come and convince yourselves that
I am in earnest. G. R. Kraase.
Delicate diseases, as nervous de
bility aad premature weakness,
however, Induced, radically cured.
Sead 10 cents m"stai for treatise
World's Disc aalMl'-. Jledical Aaso-
ciation, G63 MaiawlfWMO, N. Y.
J. W. Coria, travaliig passenger
agent of the F., E. & M. V. R. R.,
called on ua Monday. He tells us
that the road is pushing on past
Douglas, and aat the country along
the line is developing wonderfully.
A pretty
down on Uds
heavy snow come
region aV Nebraska
Monday night, and when denizens
looked out Tuesday morning they
realized for the Irst time this season
that Nebraska Vat really in the snow
belt.
Snow storms, have been visiting
several of -the eastern states; they
have nqw.etf.Qpk. this city. . Monday
evening, and at this writing Tuesday
10 a. ra., the suow, moved about by
Nebraska -zephyrs, is quite interest
ing to the Columbus school boys.
The Humphrey Independent says
that W. A. Pelkenton, working on a
Northwestern pile driver, was thrown
to the grouud, sixty feet, Monday ot
tart week, and severely injured,
though uot internally. His nose and
cheek bone were broken and one foot
badly crushed.
Cniou Thanksgiving exercise
will be held at the Presbyterian
church Thursday, Nov. 2.1th, at I0::'0
a. in. Rev. A. W. Snider of the
Baptist church delivers the sermon.
The church choirs are expected to
unite in furnishing the music. A
large attendance is desired.
W. S. Cook, late ticket ageul and
operator for the U. P. at Schuyler,
Neb., and son-in-law of D. Anderson
of this city, has resigned his position
at Schuyler, which he has held for
the past five years, and associated
himself in the publication of the
Jlaili'oiul Jleporler, at Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Willie, a ten year old son of Geo.
W. Fulton, while working aronnd a
corn shelter on Shell Creek Thursday,
bad his right hand caught in the
geariug aud literally ground oil' to
the middle of the fore arm. The flesh
was so lacerated that Dr. Schug had
to take off sonic more to trim it up in
good shape.
Monday evening last some of the
private pupils of M"ib6 Belle ParsonB
gave a rehearsal, at which a number
of visitors were present. The ex
ercises showed considerable improve
ment on the part of the pupils. Miss
Parson b is certainly proving herself
a talented teacher of elocution, and
deserves patronage.
O. H. Archer and E. O. Eakins
of Elk Mountain, Wyo., came down
from the west Sunday. They ex
pect to pass tho winter in Nebraska.
They are very much iu love with
their home on the mountain meadow.
They live about 5600 feet nearer the
heavens than Columbus people, and
there is considerable difference be
tween their climate and ours.
On last Friday eveniug Rev. St.
Clair's family was visited by a num
ber of ladies and gentlemen, with
pouud packages of the good things of
this life, enough in number to glad
den the hearts of the good minister
and his family. In questioning
him about it be said be was very
sore the next morning, but did not
attribute this to the pounding.
By one of our exchanges, we see
that the B. & M. are about to con
struct a new line from Wahoo to
Bellwood, which of conrse means
Columbus as the end of the line.
This will make it 85 miles to Omaha
by the B. & M., instead of 92 as now
by the U. P. If Columbus is made
the eud of this division, as she is now
ot the Lincoln line, it will be another
feather in her cap.
Patents granted to citizens of Ne
braska during the past week, and
reported expressly for the Journal,
by C. A. Snow & Co., patent lawyers,
opp. U. S. patent office, Washington,
D. C. : M. F. Seeley, Fremont, hop
per; J. H. & T. D. Morris, Seward,
permutation lock ; S. W. Coglizer,
Weeping Water, trough for watering
live stock ; J. M. Dragoo, Fairfield,
receptacle for pool balls.
The Journal job department is
prepared to furnish, on short notice
all kinds of commercial work such
as letter heads, note heads, bill
beads, 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 & Co., Colum
bus, Nebr. tf
The literary and musical enter
tainment given at the new M. E.
Church last Wednesday evening, be
sides being a financial success, was
excellent in every other respect, and
the audience were not only entertain
ed but highly delighted by the two
songs by the Mseunercbor, the recita
tions by Miss George, Miss Parsons
and Carl Kramer and the music by
Gus. Falbaum, Mrs. Evans, Miss
Martha Turner, Miss Stockdel, Mrs.
Macfarland, Misses Mary and Anna
Turner and Mr. Norton. Miss Sarah
Fitzpatrick was not present, being
indisposed, which was regretted, as
she is among .the recognized excellent
musicians of the town.
Elsewhere we publish an account
of the fearful wreck" which
occurred on the U. P. three miles
west of North Bend the other morn
ing. D. Anderson of this place had
five car loads ofpyer 100 head of fa!
cattle all ki'.ledbut 40 head, which
were crippled and damaged until
they were worthless. We learn that
the U. P. compauy promptly and sat
isfactorily adjusted his loss the next
morning. The outire loss to the
company will reach $75,000.
It is predicted by those who
ought to know that a great many
miles of railroad will be laid in Ne
braska thsjcoming year, more than
in any previous year of her history.
Every company operatiug in the
state, it is understood, is prepar
ing to make busy work on ex
tentions in the spring. The experi
ence acquired from railroading in
Nebraska has fully demonstrated the
fact to those eugaged in the business
that it takes but a 6bort time for
local roads to become self-sustaining-
G. W. Hoover, who lives on a
farm 4 miles east of Ulysses, met
with an unfortunate accident on Mon
day of last week, occasioned by Mr.
O. C. McGarvey setting fire to a stack
of straw, which ignited the prairie
grass and spread before the heary
wind with great speed, burning 500
bushels of oats and corn for Mr.
Hoover, a stable with contents, in
cluding a valuable mare, aud numer
ous tanning articles. Mr. McGarvey
feels very sorry that he started the
tire on sueji a windy day, as the loss
to Mr. Hoover is a heavy one. Pis
patch. ilraHtlOeueert al l'remoaf.
Congregational church, Friday
evening, Nov. 111. Mr. Nahau Frauko.
director of the college of inti'ne,
Omaha, violin, piano and organ
solos. Edith Edwards Frauko vo
calist. Marion Liwell dramatic
recitals. These artists have a nation
al reputation, aud the entertainment,
in all it features, will be unsurpass
ed. Tho music-loving people ot thi?.
city can go aud return on the regular
afternoon aud evening traius, aud
many will no doubt avail themselves
ot this rare opportunity. 1
Adolph Berger, the broom man
ufacturer of this city, is extending his
business, selling his brooms at whole
sale in all the surrounding burgs. It
is just such enterprises as this,
though small in their beginning, that
bring prosperity to a town, because
they give employment to laboi, make
capital remunerative, increase the in
habitants and the business of a city,
aud draw money hither in a larger
stream than flows away for the raw
material. It is to just such men as
Berger, energetic, irrepressible under
very adverse circumstances, plucky
aud persevering, that tho world owes
much.
The dreadtul malady, diphtheria,
seems to cling to Seward, and our
physicians are apparently unable to
eradicate the disease No other
town in the state, so far as we kuow,
is so alllicted with this terrible
scourge. Tbero must be some reason
for this, and the peoplo of Seward
are doing themselves great wrong in
not investigating the matter. If by
drainage, removal of nuisances, or
other sauitary measures, the disease
can be driven out, it should be done,
and that promptly. Too many chil
dren have already been buried, and
no effort should be spared to find and
destroy the cause of the disease
which baffles the skill of our best
physicians. Outside of Seward
there is uo diphtheria, and we
believe it could be driven out of this
city by proper investigation aud
effective measures. Seward Jie
porter.
Opera IIoae.
Miss Belle Parsons, teacher of
Elocution, will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, November 24th, 18SC, con
sisting of recitations, vocal and in
strumental music.
The following will he the program
for the evening:
Overture
The First Settler' Story
.lohu Spicer's Lreture
.. Orchestra
Will Carleton
u "Knives"
. . Mrs. Diaz
lisi Jlelle ParhOiu.
Snii "Within a Mile of Kdinhoro Town"
.Mrs. C. I. Kvans.
Lanca
lp the AKIe to the Wedding"
Miss ISelle Parson.
Song
Messrs. Cornelius, ISowmau.
and Parniini.
'Meriky'.x Conversion,"
Hock of Ajres,
Desprer
linker
Faltmuni
Wilson
A mm
.Mis l.clle l'arons.
Son, An Aria from Linda di (hainotii x
Mrn. C 1. Kvaii!.
Fourth of .Inly at .loiiesville Jaiuh
A lien's xcifc.
Mis Kelle Par.oii.
Mllslc Orchestra
Potion .Scene troin Itomeo and Juliet
Shaksjtmn'.
Miss IJelh- Parsons.
-Coli'iiibus is becoming quite a
city for literary and musical enter
tainments, and probably uo place in
the state can excel it iu this respect.
A strong desire to learn and to im
prove has brought good teachers to
the rescue, and pupils are working
with a vim. With good literary work
in the schools, with an interesting
and profitable lyceum well attended
each week, with an excellent teacher
of elocution, having public and
private classes, with several faithful
teachers of music whoso patient
work has long been known and ap
preciated, with the Maennerchor,
famous already, at the annual
gatherings of the Bund, Colum
bus citizens may well be allowed to
congratulate themselves not only ou
present acquisitions, but on the hopes
for future good. Intellectual delights
always help and never harm, and let
every parent, every man who has a
busiuess interest in the city, do what
tbey can to further these matters. A
public library aud readiug room
would be in the direction of right
living and right thinking,-and it is a
means of good that the grown people
of this community owe to the rising
aeration.
C'elaatbaM Lyceaa.
FRIDAY, NOV. 16 1886.
Piano Solo, Elsie Morse; Oration,
W. II. Tedrow ; Essay, Mrs. J. E.
Munger; Select reading, Miss Cana
van ; Recitation, Bessie Sheldon ;
Essay, Mrs Billou; Declamation,
W. A McAllister; Kecitation Kittie
Taylor; Sung, Mary Turner. De
bate : Was the mouey expended iu
the purchase of Alaska by the U. S. a
prudent investment? Affirm, J. E.
Munger, II . D. Shall'; Deny, F. A.
Clark, C. A. Brindley.
Friday Nov. 20.
Piano solo, Mamie Ublig; recita
tion, Zura Morse; select reading,
Miss Megatb ; five minutes speech at
the cali of the president, from some
one present, the subject to be given
after the speaker takes the floor;
song, Quartette; essay, Mrs. W. B.
Backus; recitation, Eva Clark;
speech, L. II. Leavy; essay, D. F.
Davis. Debate Should au educa
tional qualification be required of
voters in Nebraska? Affirm, C. J.
Garlow, M. Hurd. Deny, W. B.
Backus, L. J. Cramer.
December 3d.
Piano duet, Mrs. C." J. Garlow aud
Mrs. W. A. McAllister; recitation,
Claude Clark; select reading, John
Wiggins; locitation, Anna Turner;
impromptu speech at the call of the
president; tecitation, Ida Martin;
essay. Clara Weaver ; orMion, Rev.
St. Clair; essay, Mr. Goetzinger;
song, Mis Stockdel ; piauo solo,
Mrs. Macfarland. Debate Should
railroad freights be regulated by
Saw? Aflirm, J. E Munger, C. A.
Brindley. Deny. H. J. Hudson. L.
A. Claik.
Hl la tkt World.
Ottutnwa Lily Corn Starch has been
brought to tho highest attainable
quality by employing the best skill
and scientific aid that money can fur
nish. It is the most strengthening
and Iiealtli-giviug food now before the
public, and is especially recommend
ed for children and invalids. Every
package guaranteed strictly pure.
Kemeuiber aud ask your grocer for
Lily Corn Stench.
'l'liuakstvlB(? Dlaaer sail
Mapper
Will be given Nov, 25th at 'i p. m.
and till 12 p. m., at tho Miounerchor
Hall, by the ladies of the Gerinau
Lutheran church. Tickets, 25 cents.
Everybody cordially invited. 29-15
lr. Fowrrm leatlsl,
Will be in his office the last three
days of each week, Thurs., Fri., and
Sat. One set of teeth out of every
10 sets given away. 4-tf
BIRTHS.
Wii.non" November !lh, to Mrs. V. 1.
WiNon of I.ot Creek, a daughter.
Costki.lo November lllth, to Mrs.
Martin Co.ttello, a son, weight 10 lln.
Hays Wednesday, Nov. 11th, to Mr.
Patrick Hays, a daughter, weight 1." lbs.
MARRIED.
Winoisoii Spichiokr Nov. Tth, by
icrv. Schnltz, Gu stave Windisch and
Mi Lizzie Spiehigcr, all of this city.
S.mitu SI.OSS At the residence or the
bride's adopted mother, iu Lost Creek,
Nov. ::d, 'feO, by Rev. Goodale, Henry
Smith and Miss Irene SIoss. The recep"
tion va held Thursaay evening at Mr.
Smith's.
Krown HOLT At the residence of the
bride'- parents, six miles northwest of
Columbus, Weduesdav evening, Nov. M,
1S!M, by the Uev. .1. W. Little, Mr. .lames
M. Brown, of Hising, Neb., and Miss
Amelia 31. Holt.
Drkss Potter At the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A.
Potter, Nov. d, by Kev. S. Goodale,
Thomas Dress and Miss Nellie Potter. A
hur.dred guests sat at the tables, and the
happy couple received many useful pres
ents. J'latte Center Argus.'
LOCAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under this head liv
cents a line each insertion.
Hides, pelts, wool aud poultry,
highest, pi ice paid. Office at Jaeggi
& Schupbach's old stand. T. Keat
ing. . :io-tf
For good young breeding stock of
all kinds, call at Bloomingdale stock
farm. A. llenricb, Platte Center P.
O., Neb. :H)-tf
Wm. Schiltx makes bootsand Bhoes
iu the best styles, and uses only the
very best stock that can be procured
in the market. 52 1
A full line of drugs, medicines,
window glass, wall papers, and hol
iday goods, at Dr. Stillman'H drug
store, l'Uh street, between II.
Oehlrich & Rro's. and E. D. Fitz
pal rick's. 2SM
For Male. 'au or rime.
Three nice mare ponies, 1 span of
choice young work horses, 1 Hereford
hull. 'JO-p'l D. Anikrso'.
A o. 1 Farm lor 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. Keatiug, Columbus, Neb. 4-tf
Ktray Notice.
Came to my premises, 0 miles north
of Columbus, one steer ' years old.
Owner can have the same by proving
property, and payiug charges.
2H-:!t-p Pktk Sciiaffkoth.
For Kule.
Residence house aud four acres of
laud under cultivation, east ol Hig
gius's trrove, just outside of city.
Price $1(100. Euquire at residence, ot
Mr. or Mrs. Geo. N. Derry. 15-lf
MrcoHithnil Htorf.
Second-hand goods bought and
sold al the second-hand store, corner
Nebraska Aveuue aud 13th street,
uorth side. Also stove repaiiing
doue to order. 20-tf
lr. W. L. Cook,
Veterinary surgeon, has returned to
Columbus, and will remain for the'
winter. The Doctor is prepared with
a full and complete set of imple
ments, to do first-class work in every
respect. Treats all animals, horses,
cattle, swine aud sheep.
COLUMBUS LUMBER COMFY
Will Save You
BinCHERL&
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j Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware,
Pumps, Guns and Ammunition.
The Celebrated Moline Wagon Sold Here.
Sept.22-tf
GUS. O. RECHKR.
Established 1S70.
GUS. G. BECNER & CO.,
LOAN BROKERS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agt's,
COLUiMBUS, NEBRASKA.
Tloaey l.oaa on Farms at Itntest rates of interest, ou short and loin; time,
iu amounts to suit applicants.
Coasplete AlMtravtMerXitletoall Iteal Kiate in PIMlVcnunty.
Notary Public always in Okkiuk.
Farm aad City Property for Male.
laitaraace against Fire, Lightniug ami Tornadoes. l.,j and Accident Insur
ance, none but the very best companies represented.
HtraatMBift Ticket to aud from all parts in Kuropc. july'ttt-y
McKINLEY & CARNAHAN.
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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
The Kewt Roller CJate lllaee la
the World.
Every farmer should use them.
Sold by D. Anderson. 22-tf
.Hoary! .Weary!
Persons desiring small loans ou
short time should call on Cnolidge &
Wheeler; chattel mortgage security
or good bankable paper.
liStf CoOI.IIXiK & Wiikki.ki:.
."Votire et'lNNMolatloa.
The firm doing business under the
name of Kuinnier & Stenger is this
day dissolved. IC II. Kuinmer will
collect all account0 due said firm.
It. It. Kummkk,
Albert Stknukk.
Nov. 1st, 188(. 211-3
la llarveHt aad Thrrxhlas;
Time.
Nothing is more wholesome aud
nice for all and handy for the busy
farmer's wife and easier to keep than
a supply of good Iamb or mutton.
Call al Iiloomingdale stock farm tor
a uice fat sheep or lamb.
A. Hknkmh.
DiNAolatlea Notice.
The co-partnership heretofore ex
isting between G. It. Krause, Henry
Lnbker aud W. J. Welch, under the
firm name of Krause, Lubker &
Welch, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Henry Lubker and
W. J. Welch retiring. G. It. Krause
will carry on the business of the late
firm, and to bim are due and payable
all accounts and notes due the firm,
except those assigned to Henry Lub
ker and W. J. Welch. G. It. Krause
also assumes all liabilities of the late
firm of Krause, Lubker & Welch,
both notes aud accounts. Agreed to
by and between us this 4th day of
November, A. D., 188fi.
G. It. Kl'AU:).,
Henuy Lubukk,
:$2-:t W. J. Welch.
Habile Male!
The undersigned will sell at public
auction the following property at his
farm 2 miles west ot Lost Creek,
Platte county, on
Wednesday, Nov. 21, 18SG,
10 o'clock a. ni. sharp, 1 span 2800 lb.
gray geldings, 1 pan 2000 black
mares, 1 span 2200 lb. horses, 'I head
of 1200 lb. horses, 5 pouies, 1 three-year-old
colt, 2 two-year-old colts,
1 one-year-old colt, 1 three-year-old
mule colt, 1 two-year-old mule col',
2 sucking mule colts, 1!) head fat
steers, 38 head feeding steers on full
teed, 45 yearling steers, 20 cows, I
high grade bull calf, 15 head calves,
40 head rat hogs, 40 bead sboats, 4 set
double harness, 1 heavy saddle, 1
light saddle, 2 lumber wagons, 1
double buggy, 1 single buggy, 2
mowers, 1 stacker, 2 push rakes, 1
sulky rake, 1 stalk cutter, 1 corn shell
er formerly owned by S. S. Sauford,
1 iron drag, 1 gang plow, 1 stirring
plow, 200 tons hay, a lot of small
tools, both farm aud carpenter, house
hold goods, etc., too numerous to
ti.eutiou.
Teams will meet Columbus, Albion
and Norfolk trains. Lunch on the
grouud.
Terms: All sums under $20. eah ;
above that sum, ono year's time on
bankable paper, 10 per ceut. interest,
10 per cent, oil for cash.
I have rented my farm aud give
possession Dec. 1st. This property
must he sold without reserve.
L II. Jewell.
John Hubek, Auctioneer 20-2
Lrsnl ollc.
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner Hpitoiiitfd to vim and re
port upon the location of a public ro;wt coin
iiiriiciiig at the sv comer ot the he qr of ne qr
of sect ion 15. town 1!, range a wcm. and run.
niii1,' a direct aiiKle southeast to the v corner
of the ne qr ot se qr of saiit section r, and
thence terminating, and kowu upon the record
as the "McCane" road, has reported in f,ior of
tbPMtine. "
Now all objections thereto, or cImIiiu fr
damages caused thereby, must be tiled, in the
comity elerk'n offico on or before noon of the
17 tli day of December. 1840. or the sHd road
will be located us culled for, wlthour reference
thereto.
Diited Columbus, Nel, Oct. l.'ith. Km;.
John Sr.f kkki:,
23-K County Clerk.
THE
Money. Get
KERSENBROCK,
LKOPOLO .T.t'GGI
Wi" have made arrangement to fur
nish to the subscriber- of this paper,
tluit excellent agricultural and stock
journal, Thr Xihrusku 'nrinn; for the
Miiall sum of $1.00 per year. The
l'lirntrr is published at Lincoln, Xeb.,
O. M. Druse, Editor, and i devoted to
agriculture and stock growing in the
west. Kverv fanner should fake it
Send 1.00 to this otllce and we will
have the J-'artirr sent to vou.
Henry Ragatz
cSc CO.,
Have a Fine Line or Staple and Fanev
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE,
Which were bought cheap lor cah, and
will be .old at very low prices.
llth Street, Columbus, Nebraska.
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CO.MHI.KI K MOCK Ol
CLOTHING
GENTS'
Furnishing Goods !
BOOTS & SHOES,
AT
ClreaHv: Kcihnetl :-PriiM !
I3r(all, e:iiiiiiu: (i).(.di ami ',
learn pricm. j
Greisen Bros. & Co.
J-J.-epNl-y. ;
Sdbc
before Bavin.
T. BAUMGART,
IIASOl'KXKDANKW
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HARTMAtf S OLD STAND ON 11 ill ST.,
WltKKK UK KKKHS A NICK LINK OK
Custom Made Ml,
MJCll AS
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Gentlemen's Fine Boots,
Etc., Etc.,
KVKUYTHING KEPT IN A FIKST-
Cl.ASS HOOT AXI SHOE KS-
TAKLISU.MKNT.
EMDIMB DOME ILSO, . x
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TIE LABGEST 110 FIIEST STOCK
west of Omaha, nt
GREISEN BROS.
The !6Ht inHinifrtCtorie.s of the country
represented. Not to be under
sold ly anybody. Come and
see prices at
GREISEN BROS.
OutalJa
Tht la the most PRAOTIOAI. HIGH-CUT
BHCE ever Invented.
Ills u-ry GENTEEL and DRESSY and gives
thd eamd protection aa a boot or o er-;;utter. 1 1 In
runt enlont to put on unci the top can Im juljmted to
lit tny ankle by tlmply iao in Ua buttons.
1'or &alu by
GREISEN BROS.
lotll Oct. 'M'-tf
BEARDSLEY& JEWELL,
ri'.Ol'KIICItiK.s
The only Mi Works in Platte Co.
We liiiulle all standard irrad'.-s of
liiarl.Ic aud uratute l.otli KoltKICN and
A.MKUU AX,i'!iiilj tin- most skilled
workmen, .mil will comjietc with any
marldc works m tin- si.-ite.
Call anil ee our work, whether you
arc ready to liuv or not: or il not e'on
eiiient, ci'iiil lis j inn- address and we
w ill send priccr. r call on you.
iii.ii.u vio.i:
hy the ton or c-ir-Ioad.
llth St.. south of U. P. Depot,
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SPEICE & NORTH.
OetnT.al Agents for the Kale of
REAL ESTATE.
Uuiou I'acitic, aud .Midland 1'aiitie
U.K. Lands forsali: at frotu.'t.octoflii.tiii
per acre for cash, or on five or ten years
time, in annual pxyment to suit" pur
chasers. We have al.o a lar:;e and
choice lot of other land, improved and
unimproved, tor sale at low price and
on reasonable terms. Alsoliisiiiesaud
residence lot ii the city. Wc keep a
complete abstract ol title to all renl es
tate in I'ltte County.
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GROCERIES!
AI.WAVm on hand a fui.i. ani
NKW MNKOFtJKorEltlKs,
WEI. I. SEI.EfTKI.
FRUITS!
CANNED AND DKIED, of all KINDS
;i akanteed to be ok
KESTO.rAI.lTY.
DRY GOODS!
A OOOD.t WELL SELECTED STOCK
ALWAYS AS CHEAT AS THE
HEATEST, ALM)
BOOTS & SHOES !
iSfTTHAT DEFY CU.MTKTITION. jJ
BUTTER AND EGGS
Aitd ull kinds of count rt produce ta
ken in trade, and all yoodx deliv
ered free ofchurije to any
part of the rity.
FLOUR!
KEETONI.Y THE BEST C.KADES OF
FLOUK.
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Tie Coloius Male Worn!
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