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W-& r-' '. ;-o - -- - s. &?& 'r. "i - - V-- " tS- -t s i i . uft-. (taitrt, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 18b6. Msn&at tks reiUSei, CclMtu.Xst.. usscsac cUh mtttir. Ex-Senator Paddock has resign ed his position on the Utah Commis sion. Tne will of the late ex-president C. A. Arthur has been admitted to probate. Jcdge Sage, at Columbus, O., the other day dismissed the Bell tele phone suit without prejudice. TnE Western Nail association, in session, at Cincinnati, advanced the price of nails last week to $2.40. M. R. McGuinE, chief of police at Albuquerque, wbo was shot by Chas. Jt066 two weeks ago, died from ms wound. President Cleveland has ap pointed Arthur I. Thomas, of Penn sylvania, to be a member of the Utah Commission. The Colorado Telephone Co., have established exchanges at Canon City, Florence, Coal Creek, Rockval and Beaver Creek. The business portion of the village of Attica, Ohio, was destroyed by Are .the other afternoon. The loss will reach $150,000. Pbesidest Cleveland has ap pointed Thomas Moonlight, of Leavenworth, Kas., governor of Wyoming Territory. A rKOPOSiTios to impose a license of $2,000 a year on book makers and pool sellers wsb last week before the city government at St. Louis. Reports come from the winter wheat growing states that tbe crop has started nicely under its snowy covering and is in fine condition. Mr. Sullivan has been re-elected Lord Mayor of Dublin and Mr. O'Keofe has been choson mayor of Limerick. Both are Nationalists. The Nortn - German Gazelle (Bis marck's organ) printB an articlo on Ruesian finances and warns tbe Germans against tbe Russian loan. Willie Arnold, a lad of twelve years oi Reading, Pa., diijappeaied from bis home one morning last week and no trace of tbo boy has been found. The Nebraska State Huninue So ciety bids fair io be of great service to the state. It is stated that tbe so ciety is active ami means buoinesa. It U stated that the teruia tor an extradition treaty have been definite ly settled between Eogland and tbe United States that will keep thieveB from running into Canada, and vice versa. The trial of Shellenberger at Ne braska City, Neb., for the murder ot his little daughter, resulted in a verdict by the jury of guilty of mur der in the first degree. Twenty-seven prisoners were tried last week by Judge St en berg in Omaha. A majority of them were arrested for drunkenness, aud none of them charged with committing other serious crime. The State Auditor was sending out la6t week to the county clerks tbe amounts charged for care ot patients in the hospital of the insane for tbo quarter ending Nov. 110 It aggregates $13,229.30. Gen. N. Walker -hut and proba bly fataly wounded J. C Miller, a patent attorney it Washington City tbe other day. Walker justified him self by saying that Miller had villified his wife and threatened his lite. At a tire the other morning in Baltimore, Md., the police reecued thirteen persons from the buildings, but could not Had Mrs. Ann Peck, aged ninety. Her body was found in a third etory room burned to a crisp. Mrs. Lou M. Hays, widow of J. N. Hays, founder of the Fremont Tribune, is an applicant for tlio po sition of enrollment clerk of the Senate. It is claimed by friends that she is every way capable of filling the place and performing the duties. Ex-Gov. B. F. Perry died in Greenville, S, C, Dec. G, '86. He was born Nor. 20, 1805. He was always a leader of tbe Union party in South Carolina, and was appoint ed provisional governor by Andrew Johnson in 1865. The boiler of Wilson & Co.'s elevator at Stanton, Neb, explodod the other morning. Parts of it were blown seventy-five yards, and tell upon the depot platform. Curt Beebe, the engineer, had a narrow escape, and, as it was, received in juries which left him insensible for three hours. Willie Bcnger, the seven year old son of James Bunger, was found the other evening on the open prairie, one mile and a half north east of Millerborough poetoffice. He had taken his coat and vest for a pillow, on which be was lying when found. His funeral was held at Creigbton the other afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Matthewson have not only been removed from tbe In sane Asylum by Gov. Dawes, but it is reported a member of the Board of Public foods and Buildings has nailed up tbe gate to tbe grounds and refused tbe Dr. admittance. It is stated that tbe Dr. will bring suit against tbe Governor and Board. President Cleveland's message contains 16,000 words and was taken by tbe Western Union running four wires at Omaha, correct in every particular, fully punctuated, io a trifle lets than two boors and a SWll. w .w - . . nvtMArninnra fsftffs A ajsrw. forms ni" ,., . -.- m - mXTm.t.mwi ITnlnn til na. contained an nnnsnal nusoDer " fJoef words ' what Mpenu. There is no danger that the country will be taken by surprise by its legislators in tbe enactment of laws for curbing tbe power of transporta tion companies, or making them, in any strong sense, amenable to the principles of ordinary justice be tween man and man. Tears ago the only question seemed to be whether the state legislature had tbe legal right to undertake to regulate freight rates. Serious attention seems now mainly attracted to national legisla tion, with a view to the regulation of inter-state commerce. Two measures were pushed to the front at tbe last session of congress with this end in view, resulting in a conference com mittee. It is now understood that this committee are ready to report, and that, anally, we are to have tbe best features of the Reagan and Cul- lorn bills. Both prohibit unjust dis crimination against persons and places, giving special rates, etc. If a good beginning has been made, this congress will not have lived entirely in vain. The appointment made by Presi dent Cleveland of Dr. Dabnoy to a position in the Pension Department at Washington, shows the least re spect possible for public opinion on tbe part of the President. Dabney was a rebel guard from Anderson ville prison, one of the most detest able places on earth. A position where he can pass upon the merits of union soldiers' pension claims, is one of the last that should be given him. The editor or the Clark's Messen ger seems to have a very strong pre judice against Senator Van Wyck. It is a little peculiar that the great body of tbe people are favorable to Van Wyck, and the body of politi cians opposed? The trouble with most of these fellows who are talking against Van W)cl: is that they can se6 no good whatever in anything he has done. Shellenberger, tbe father who so cruelly and unprovoked, murdered bis own daughter, twelve years old, to obtain money left her by her mother, was sentenced last week by Judge Pound to be executed March 25th. Luke Coyne, of Chicago, a mem ber of the labor party, has been ap pointed one of three elections com missioners under tbe reform city election law. The appointment of Coyne is regarded as an important innovation. Europe has had nearly 300 wars since the sixtecuth century. Of these forty-four wero beguu for the ac quisition ot territory, tbe same num ber for claims to crowns, and fifty five were civil wars. The last rail of tbe B. & M.'s Ashland cut-off was laid one day last week, and trains will soon be running over that line between Omaha and Lincoln. NewN .TVoten. The bank ot Gold Hill, Nevada, has suspended. Greenleaf. a miser, left $500,000 .to Harvard College. Patti will come to Omaha if she is guaranteed $6,000. John A. McShane was in Wash ington last week. Congressman Price died on tbe 6th inst. at Eau Claire, Wis. Fourteen men are reported mas sacred by pirates in Tonquin. Japan boasts of a singing fish. It has musical 6ca!e, we suppose. Coal in plenteous quantity has been discovered at Banff, N. W. T. Henry M. Stanley, the African explorer,has returned to this country. A board of trade was Organized tbe other evening at Atkinson, Neb. Ten thousand cattle are killed in New York City every week for food. It is proposed to build a ship canal across the peuiusula of Florida. San Francisco street car men have struck for fewer hours and more pay. Two hundred and fifty shoemak ers at Lyon, Mass., have been ordered out. Last week heavy snows were re ported in North Carolina and Vir ginia. Senator Sewell has introduced a bill for the redemption of trade dollars. Mahoning Valley miners have demanded an advance of ten cents per ton. The annual crop report shows that the value per acre is not so large as in 1885. R. Hill aud his three sons were killed by e- train at Laporte, Ind., the other day. A Pullman car brought to San Bernardino, Cat., the other day seventoen babies. The Northern Pacific road has tbe largest locomotive in tbe world. It weighs eighty-two tons. About 12,000 bead of cattle bave been shipped from Lamar to eastern markets the past season. Miss Charlotte Adams has been appointed American editor of tbe Magazine of Art. Over a thousand people had fine sport the other night at Leadville, Col., coasting on one hill. The Pan Handle road has an nounced that hereafter extra pay would be given for extra work. The poor house in Stark county, III., burned. Loss, $30,000. None of tbe inmates injured. A new telephone is said to have been invented which is said 4o be greatly superior to the Bell patent. The diamonds of tbe late Mrs. - Rtmmmrt Tf, xraUtaA t ftKlWl .- - w - w aasawstM SB) WSJ VsjWW UVIUV AthnriuM n K. m l... !.. are said to be so la w v " - she neyer ventured to wear thtm. Henry George of New York, it is reported will start a weekly paper to be called the Standard. Omaha wants an Indian supply depot. Is pressing her claiaas to the authorities nt Washington. President Cleveland has issued his proclamation promalgatiog the extradition treaty with Japan. The craw of the schooner John T. Long was lost and the vessel went ashore off Asbnry Park, N. J. The loss of an unknown schooner is reported off Lowell's Island, Mass. Also another near Atlantic City, N. J. The weekly bank statement at New York shows that the banks now hold $4,081,000 in excess of legal re quirements. Sentence of death has been pro nounced opon Lee Shellenberger; the execution is to take place on the 25th day of March, 87. At Findlay, O., throe men were arrested the other day charged with setting seven fires In an effort to rob and plunder the town. James Colbuen, n switchman in the Council Bluffs yards, caught his foot in a guard rail the other day and was run over and killed. Nineteen saloons in Sionx City have been closed under abatement orders. c It is stated that nil of them will be closed in tbe city. George W. Lacy, a well known citizeu of Plattsmoutb, was found dead in his room in the Manning block, Omaha, the other afternoon. Petitions are in circulation for signatures of citizens asking Gov ernor Thayer to retain Dr. Mathew son at tbe State Insane Asylum as superintendent. News from Wilmington, Del., re ported last week the heaviest snow storm ever inown in that vicinity, rendering the roads impassable. Tbe storm combined with sleet has done immense damage to forest and shade trees. WsMfclagleni Letter. (From our regular correspondent.) Washington, Dec, 6, 1886. Today at precisely twelve o'clock tbe gavels fell simultaneously in both ends of the Capitol. They called to order more than a quorum of Representatives in the House, and nearly the full number of Senators. As usual, there were crowds of peo ple at the Capitol long before the ap pointed hour and every inch of stand ing room in the visitor's galleries was taken an hour before tbe opeu ing. The Capitol was in complete retdi uess for Congress, and all the official p were at their posts. The Senate Chamber looked very sombre draped with tbe Arthur mourning, but otherwise the Senate wing inside and out looked bright and fresh. The President's and Vice-President's rooms, the reception and marble rooms, bave all had a renovation during tbe reoess, and look better than ever before. Two new Senators were sworn in ex-Gov. Cheney of New Hampshire, and Mr. Williams of California, and in tbe House, three new members took the oath of office, namely ; Mr. Cox in place of Mr. Pulitzer. Mr. Bacon, in place of Mr. Beach and Mr. Rusk in place of Mr. Cole. As to what legislative business either the Senate or House will first give its attention, it is impossible to in dicate. The Senate is a body which follows the judgment of the hour in such matters dcBpite special oidors for fixed dates, aud an for the House, its vagaries are proverbial. There is a vast amount of work that ought to be performed this ses sion, but most of it must inevitably fail to teceive consideration. Waste of time during tbe long session is tbe chief causa of this discreditable situ ation. Still this is not the first Con gress that has wasted time and neg lected duties, nor is it likely to be tne last mat will can tor such cen sure. Affairs at tbe White House have been quiet during the week with Mrs. Cleveland in New York City buying Christmas presents, and the Presi dent confined indoors with rheuma tism. The Hungarian artist Mr. Mumbacsy was the lion of the week In the social world, and Consul Stewart of Antwerp, one of the old est and most popular consuls in the service was treated with marked kindness at tbe Executive Mansion during his sojourn in the city. He dined several times with the Presi dent, was bis guest at the theatre, and at t:Oak View" and finally ac companied Mrs. Cleveland to New York. The President's rheumatic pangs did uot prevent his making some im portant chauges in the Treasury De partment, during the week, amount ing io aimost a clean sweep of tbe Republican officials. Speaker Carlisle assisted the president upon that part of bis message relating to Tariff reduction, and while so engag ed tbe White House was besieged by members of Congress who were anxious to get to the president in order to influence him in the prepa ration of the document. Some Democratic anti-Civil Ser vice reformers are much disgusted that Secretary Lamar should have a Republican for his private secretary. They claim that be thus gives com fort to the opponents of tbe Admin istration by confirming the campaign declaration that the Democrats are incapable of controlling this country. So delicate and confidential are tbe relations between a private secretary and his cbier that tbe choice would seem to be Mr. Lamar's affair exclu sively, but it proves a source of great humiliation to tbe party which voted for a change of Administration. Doubtless if tbe whole truth were known, it would be that tbe Secre tary carefully looked over the whole , field aud failed to find a Democrat fitted to the position. There is no doubt but tbat there would be a great decrease in tbe fashion of Seuators and Representa tives living iu hotels and boarding houses here' while they leave their families at home, were it not that political capital is likely to be made out of their purchase of property in Washington. Many of them find it more economical to buy than to rent a house for the term of residence here, but no sooner does a Senator or a Member purchase a bouse, than political opponents circulate among his constituents tbe unpopular report that he is living at tbe Capital in princely style. It was a good reply tbat Congressman Butterworth made during tbe recent campaign to an at tack upon his modest Washington home. Substantially he said, "If more members of Congress lived un der the restraining influence of fami ly life in Washington, it would be better for them, for their families, and for legislation. Ujmmjfmtm of the nrcee4lBa r the Memrsl rtiapervlMrM. Thursday, 9 o'clock a. iu., Dec 2, Board met pursuant to adjournment, Chair man North presiding. John Stauffer clerk. Roll called and following members present: Bruen, Burke, Clark. Doody, Maher. Newnuui, Olson of Creston, Schure, Swartsley, Tscliudiu. Truman and Mr. Chairman 12. No quorom being present board adjourned until one o'clock, p. m. Thursday, p. in., Dec. 2, issc Board called to order at 2 o'clock by Chairman North, John Stauffer clerk. Koll called and all present but Hudson, Hinnion, Kiernau, Ol&on et Walker, Terwillegar and Weiduer. Tbe minutes up to and including Nor. 30, 1886, were read and approved. Motion by Supr. Olson of Creston that no new business be taken up by the board this session. Lost. County treasurer submitted itemized applica tion for credits for cancellations for delinquent taxes, and upon motion same was granted. Petition presented and signed be sixty free holders and legal voters ot Columbus township asking that the polling place or said township be changed from the north school house of Dist. No. 1 to the office of C. C. Miller. Uioii motion of Supr. Clark same was granted. The clerk was authorized to make a requisi tion on the auditor of state for all necessity revenue books, blanks, etc. County treasurer presented written reiwrt and list of church property exempted from taxes in the county. Motion of Supr. Olson of Creston to refer same to county attorney was lost. On motion of Supr. Swartsley, the county clerk was instructed to present U the board at the earliest practicable moment a list of all real estate in the county exempted from taxes, belonging to any church denomination, or held and listed as church property. The following bills were allowed and county clerk instructed to issue warrants for same on county general fund levy of 1880: C A Newman, treas.for cash expended Sa5 78 J B Delsman, mdse for pauper. .1 ou J J Sullivan, services as co atty. 180 00 John StauQer, Co clerk, cash advanced for county .. ........... 21 90 C A Newman treas. fyr copy del tax list 45 00 C A Newman treas, bal for issuing execu tions.. .. ..... . go 00 John Stauller, county clerk, salary qr ending Sept. 3a 100 00 Gazette-Journal Co, mdse for comity 21 00 Omaha Republican Co, same 5 00 O A Sptice.eojudge, costs state vs Bushel! 10 CB.stillman.com'rofinsauity 11 00 J Q Reeder. same . u w C D Evans, med attendance J J Ulur s W John C Swartsley, services as sup'r li Ort John Stauffer, co clerk, transcript Sas- scn vs Platte co. so James O'Donnell, meals lor jurors- 1; jo It W Perkiuson, col del tax Lost Creek township .. 4 u Henry Gass, cothn lor paupers... l.t -.'j Chas Schroeder, rep lawn mower l 00 Gazette-Journal Co, mdse for county 2 00 Omaha Republican Co, same u SO Omaha Republican Co, same 1 to State Journal Co, same .... . .. 25 Gibson, Miller & Uichnrdson, same 4k W D C Kavauaugh, sheriff, court expenses. Oct term w syj 03 Iowa Printing Co, indso for countv. u feu C A Newman, cash advaucetl to take Sherman Smith to Insane Hospital : CO Columbus Democrat, print del tax list Si) 10 Columbus Journal, same. 230 40 M K Turner & Co, printing lejral notices, blanks, etc. i-jj 51 F 11 Ueer, co coroner. u $rt Columbus Democrat, print for county 07 30 G B Speice, dep clerk, dist court, for court expenses, etc....... j... -jm g5 Also warrants issued to Jurors and wit nesses In criminal cases to amt of. 1CB6 9e Resolution introduced by Supr. North that county attorney be directed to prepare a proi osition to be submitted to a vote of the quail, tied voters of this county to aid in building a permanent bridge across the Loup river. Adopted. On motion board adjourned until 8 o'clock Friday morning. FitiDAY, Dec, 3, lsWC. Board called to order by Chairman North at 9 a. 111., John Stauffer .clerk. There not being a quorum present, board adjourned until Tue day, Dec. It, 1388. at 1 o'clock p. m., and sheriff instructed to notify members to be present at that time. orresponbencf. In tbis department the people talk, and not the editor. Kach writer must hold himself ready to defend bis principles and bis atateiuenti of facts. "In the mul titude of counsel thert in wli!ni.i k'n Journal. ' For the .Ioukxal. Hallway lels.latioa. It Ib tirao tbat the fog should be cleared away from this subject, that it may be presented to the larruers of Nebraska In its true light. The pro ducers of your state are, for the most part, about six hundred miles from available markets. The railroad-? tbat take their hogs, cattle, grain, aud produce to these markets, must cross the lines of two or three different states. The distance to be traveled in Nebraska for such purposes is comparatively small. The politicians who have promised to accomplish anytuing for the benefit of your farmers in the way of reducing freight charges on their productions to markets outside of the state, or have permitted them to believe tbat such results might be attained through state legislation, are guilty of misrepresentation, if not actual fraud, upon their rights. Congress nnder the United States Constitu tion, has the power exclusively, and it is prohibited to tbe states. Such has been the ruling ot Judge Mc- Crary in the U. S. Circuit Court, aud of the Supreme Court of the U. S. Your people should understand tbis matter thoroughly and be hood wink - ed no longer. It will pay to be honest with the masses 'once in a while. The act of Congress incorpo rating the U. P. R. R. Co., reserves tbe right to alter or amend its charter. No sane persou doubts the power of tbat body under such reservation, to regulate its charges within the limits and across the lines of any state or territory through which its road runs, it is, however, a more serious question, whether any state legisla ture would have the power to regu late its tariff or charges, even within the boundaries of tbat particular state wherein it operates a large part of its roads, on the ground tbat it is a creature of national legislation. An attorney of the U. P. has intimat ed to your correspondent, that the company proposes to raise tbat point, if ever the proper time ar rives. Over in Iowa and- Illinois, the people are interested in tbe Cul lorn and Reagan bills before Con grew, l dose states bave good rail road Iawr. They are nearer good markets than the people living in Nebraska. The railroads are smart, aad see the necessity of controlieg Coif resa. Btkon Millbt. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. 3ielMvllle. Beautiful weather. Johu Miller went to Ouriha Satur day. Born, to Mrs. Johu Jenni, n daughter. Mr. John Wise id reported as being much better, be was very sick last week. Many or' us are still busking corn ; bound to du so "whil the sun 6uines." John Jinni ha- succeeded in sel ling his place, and will leave soon for Washington Ty. Diptberia is interfering with school attendance in tbis community, several children being ill. The farmers welcomed the returu of nice weather here, by attacking the remnants of their corn-fields. Jacob ReisB has rented bis farm to Frank Arney, ot Columbas, and will start in tbe boot and shoe business at Leigh. Is money moro powerful than love? It you have auy doubts on this important titibject, come to the Neboviile Lyceum, Friday eve, Dec. 17th, where it will be finally decided. It ou can hhoot, or if you can try, be sure to come to WarofTs on the 24tb, aud take a Christmas turkey home with you. Fred, is going to have the biggest shooting match in tbe couuty. Everybody come and share tbe sport. B. X. Meat roe Herat. Robert Wiley his his new barn nearly completed. The youugeet child of T. L. Hall was hurit'il 0:1 tbe tilth inst. Uoht. O-vens U carrying the mail between Poftville and Dorrance. At this wriliug, Dec. 10th, tbe weather in very pleasant, and farmers are ruhiug corn husking. Invitatious are out for the wedding of Mr. Weiiai.d Giilan and Miss Ennui Kerr, ou Weduesday of next week. A. E. Peril ue's house has been christened, Okay Hall ; quite an im provement 011 Bachelor Hall; we learu that the young people will have parties and other entertainments there during the winter. The school at Oay will clone with au exhibition Wedne.-day eve Dec. 23 1; ail arts cordially invited to at teud. Wo fxpo'tii a very plcadtnt en tertainment, as the teaciior aud pupiits lvv ttp'tred no pniii-s in prc-pitrn.- !or i:. We e:;rn I hut thu Okay Literal- Society is uot doing much yet, owing, we preeume, t. the tact that the farmer Hre too busy to at'end ; we hope, however, to see it increase iu interest as the winter advaucea aud people have more leisure to attend. T. D. X. Male weakness and loss of power promptly cured. Book, 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association, 603 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. Governor Dawes has revoked tbe commissions of Dr. H. P. Matthew son, superintendent, and Mrs. Matthewson, n.atron, of tbe Insane Asylum of tbis state. Dr. J. T. Hay, tbe assistant superintendent, wag given the temporary management of tbe institution. Mother aad flea. About two years ago a cancerous sore made its appearance on my face, and as my ancestors on both sides bad been afflicted with caucers, I was tilled with gravest apprehension?. The future was overcast with dark shadows, and iu jrropiug about in search of relief my attention was called to Swiff's Specilic (S. S. S.) I coucl tided at once to test it, and did fo with the happiest results. The soro disappeared, aud my face is well. My mother bad a cancer on the nose, and it was eating away tbat organ with alarming rapidity. 1 sent her one dozen bottles of Swift's Specific, which she used according to directions. The sore soon ceased to eat,and all inflammation dissapear ed, and the great hole made by the cancer closed up and healed over completely. My mother is now well, and has been for over a year. T. S. Maben. Dublin, Texas, Oct. 2, 1S8G. For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga For the noblest man tbat lives there still remains a conflict. THK WEEHLVIEPUBLICA. Oaly .Per Year. We desire to make a strong and cs- pecial appeal to the friends of our paper, aud good Republicans throughout tbe state, for their aid in extending the cir culation of Tlie Weekly Republican. New matter and new features will be added, including a condensed resume of the previous week's current news, an epi. tome or the State and Western intelli gence, choice miscellany, National and State politics, current items of interest from tbe State aud National Legisla tures, and original papers from writers of uotc and ability. We shall also add a distinctive Agri cultural Department, including late and reliable markets, with other interesting news and statistics, making it a valuable and welcome visitor to the farmer's home each week, and a journal that will be intrinsically worth many times its cost to every farmer in tbe state. Like the Daily, its politics will be nn coropromisingiy and thoroughly Repub licanno "Mugwump" no ''bolting" ao setting itself up in opposition to the decisions or polisy of the duly constitut ed conventions of the party, thorough ly believing'in those Republican principles tbat have saved the country from des truction, and have, more than auy other cause, made in the most prosperous oae on the globe today. We believe tbe best and only way to sustain and perpetuate tbe party is by pursuiBg and standiag by its organization - Ib order to increase our weekly sub scription list we desire to. appoint a good canvassing agent in every city, village and township in the state. We will-guarantee to give them a paper which will commend itself to every persoa whose subscription they solicit. Liberal cash commissions will be paid. Write at once for territory, giving recom mendations. Active young mea can make good wages during the winter mouths by wording for the Weekly Re publican. We hope the republicans of each couuty will aid us in securing the ser vices of good canvassers, a service which will be appreciated; and in helping us to streaghtcn the paper aud extend its circulation wilt also help spread good, sound republican doctrine all oyer the state. HOW TO GBT your wkkkly frkc. If each subscriber of the Weekly Jfe publiean will send us five new names, accompanied by $.', be will receive his paper free for 1S37. Talk with your neighbors, and let us have your personal assistance in extending the circulation ot the Weekly Republican. Address. JM-4t Thk Omaha Republican Co. COLUMBUS MARKETS. Our quotations of the markets are oh- taiuedTuesday afternoon.and are correc and reliable at the time. GKA1N, AC. Wheat 4$ Wheat new Corn in ear Corn shelled 21 Oats new l."ifo Oats (white) .. jg fl0?r - 2 40ft3 0 Buckwheat 33940 PKODUCK. Butter, 1.V&2 ) KKSi 20 Potatoes, new 4050 1KaT6. Hams, ir Shoulders, 8l."i Sides, T12 HVK STOCK . Fat Hogs ysoa:!4 FatCitlle 2 0"ft: 50 Feeding Steers ." 00(j$o 50 Coal. Iowa $ 5 00 Hard II ou Kock Springs nut GOO Kock Springs lump 7 00 Carbon K 00 Colorado (X ESTRAY NOTICE. T ken up, at my place two miles west r D.uiii-.Hii, Thursday, Nov. IS, 'SO, of OXE YEARLING IIEIFEK, WITH RED EARS. WHITE. The owner can have property by paying all expenses. JlXov-p-j Hkkmaxn Lierrn. ESTEAY SHEEP! Six coarse wooled sheep can le h id by tbe owner's payiu charges, damages, etc., at tbe residence of G. W. KlBLEK, lSuov.'i Crcoton, Nebr. ESTABLISHED IN I860. THK- NATIONAL IPOBLICAN. WASHINGTON, 1.C. Pally, except SnutUvs. Price, B.n) per year in advance, postiure free. THE- WISELY IATI01AL HIM! Devoted to general news and original matter obtained from the Department of Agriculture and other Departments o( the Government, relating to the farming and planting interests. An Advocate of Republican principles, reviewing fearlessly and fairly tbe nets of Congress and tbe National Adminis tration. Price, fl.00 per year iu advance, postage free. E. W. FOX, President and Manager. Tbe National Kkpublican and the Columbus Journal, 1 year, $2.r0. 2-x ortryaars in th preparation of mora than Oni Hondrad Thetmad applications for patents in to United Btatee and toreifn eonn triaa. thai nahliahera of tha Beientifia American continue to act as solicitors for patanta, oaTsata. trade-marks, eopr-rla-nta. ate., for tha tTaitad States, and m eotaiai paienia in uanana. angiaou, r ranee, Gsrmany. and all other countries. Their experi ence is unequal! and their fsciUUe an unsur passed. Drawings and specifications prepared and filed iu tha Patent OSlos oa abort notice. Terms very reasonable. Ko charts for examination of modsls or drawings. Advice by mail free. Patanta obtained through Mann AOo.arenoticed Uthe BKXEXTEnC AMCRICAN, which has th largest cirouUtioa and is tha most influential newspaper of its kind published la tha world. Th advantage f each s notice) arery patentee This large and splendidly illustrated newspaper to pnbliahed WKKKlYa; at S3.00 a year, and is admitted to be th best paper devoted to science, mechanic, lnrentions, engineering works, and other department of industrial pi ogress, pub lished in any country. It contains the names of all patentees aad title ot erery invention patented each week. Try it four month for on dollar. Bold by all newsdealers. If you has an invention to patent writ to Hunn A Co., Publishers of Scientific American, ai Broadway. Hew York. Handbook about patent mailed free. WEEKLY REPUBLICAN CLUBBING RATES. HEBEAFTEB we will furnish to both our old and new subscribers, the Omaha Weekly Republican and Jour nal at the very low rate of 3.71 per year, thus placing witbin the reach of all the best state and countv weeklies pub lished, giving the reader the condensed, general and foreign telegraphic and state news ot tne week Try for a year and be satisfied. mayo'SU-tf THE Chicago Herald AND COLUMBUS J0UBNAL. The COLUMBUS JOIIBiAL, once a week, and tbe Chicago Herald, onee a day, for one year, M.8. Tbe lOUatlVAE. and the Weekly Herald, one year, 9.73. Address, M. K. Turner & Co., 12may86-x Columbus, Nebr. pAMPBEsLsL Sc CO. DBALBR8 IH- Racrs and Iron ! The highest market price paid for rat's and iron. Store in the Bubach building, Olive st., Columbus. Neb. 15-tf GOLDI k SaUa ars scans, bat fbeaa ba wrfta to seauoL,rornaoa,Misc,wi!ireeeiTs . foil lafornatloa about work which r caa do. aad ua at boms.tbat will paj ifrssBHteSSpsrday. Boss oaso aamsdamasSlaadav. EkaarKX.TOoaa'orold. Cseilal otrsaalrad. Tea ara started frea. Tboss wbo suit at sacs arsaasoisMrsarsoisaacBsusroTOsas. juimbsw. 38-v 111 TTVT more money than at anything VV I i e'se by taking an agency for " -I"L, the best selling book out. Be- finners succeed grandlv. None fail, 'eras free. Halutit Book Co., fort lasd. Mala. 4-83-r taoaaJataPhlladalaau ta jiawspapar anTer acAfeBcy of Messrs. omc mUmcJjmcI aetata. Hill KaWJBSBBBB Attar B BlbaSaFalBVaalBBl zDcrianc ai.W7AVgftdT10tA.omj i COLUMBUS WM. BECKER, DSALKK IN ALL KHiPS OK ISTAIM.K AN'! FAMILY: GROCERIES! KKEI CON'S I'AXTI.T OX IIAXO WELLSKLKCTKD STOi'K. Teas, Coffees, Sugar, Syrups, Dried and Canned Fruits, and other Staples a Specialty. Cled Delivered Free pari of the 4,'ity. to ry Cor. Thirteen tli and JC Streets, near A.tbX. Depot. NSOPINODYNE LINIMENT I "8V mf CURES Diphtheria. Croup, Asthma, Broaehitis. Neuralgia. Ehenraatlra. Sleedicc at the tnara. lioananess. Influenza, HaokingCoujh.Whoopm Couch, Catarrh, Cholera Morbus, Dvsentary. Chroma Piarrhcpa.KlgncyTrouPlc8.end8plnalI)igeaea. Pamphlet free. Dr. i. S. Johnson e Co.. Boston. Mass. PARSONS Ti-a ullla were a Trosdsrful clseorerr. I. o rqliera all sranm1 of dicesse. Tha information r.x. Fiad out about them ana you will clw-s :rrj. Ko'aovarrwnro. crscat ay mail urtxr. in &i -!vi'3 Ccndicion . 3 Tdcr is nbsslatciy i. ir- ana alcnly coa 'jrtmtcJ. Orooune sounceMValH mm WM K-. C a) HiMiifFSii a mi 1: wor'h 3 pound o'BB Mil PBvH'1 Xd M B9 u ' dlseaaes of heos. nv ollvrVind. IttftSHB Wm II B lIH Vj8Ji H Ska H Is trorth its welcht str'i-tJi. nmediciue tuWHS Srm SI m lie iitvcn vrltn food. MB3 BRKStiS W tMM fm book by mail free. Esld everywhere, or sent by mail for 25 ceuts In etirri. S 1-4 ib. alr-tlsM tin rans, SI : by mail. Sl.aO. Si cau by express, prepaid, far $3.00. SO. I. 3. JOUNeON At CO.. fostoa. i aSgaEsMBmS iwE999RrSggsr?sT camiMM-:rfcgwgjaj.)F.gjcsjj. gS i aaftJpJBBan j?. BnaRzmSsmrS samw r yggny taSTTgas ' ' ssaWCtfSSlsegJgss'fVf SnBnK BmsSBavTiBVlBfliSaaapTvBav FREMONT NORMAL SCHOOL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. IPre:iaa.orrt 3iTe"b. Tbis institution prep:net joung people thoroughly for Te.cbing, for HtiMiie.as Life, for Admission to College, for l.aw or Medical Schools, for PuMie Speaking. in Instrumental and Vocal ilusii in Drawing and Painting, :ml in Elocution, Short-hand and Type-writimr. In tbe Normal Department, thorough iUHtructiou N given in all bran-.lies re quired for any eertitieate from Third Grade to State Profes-ion.il. Tbe Ilusinesh Course ine'.iulc Pen manship, Commercial Correspondence, Commercial Law ana look-kcepuig, with the best methods of keeping Farm, Fac tory, Hanking and Mercantile account.. (Five premiums were awarded to thN department at tin: ncent State Fair.) Expense are very low. Tuition. Room Kent and Table Hoard are placed at cost, as nearlv as possible. First Winter'Tenn begin-, Nov. !, VSC; Second Winter Term, Feb. 1,7. For particular address President of NoilUai. Coli.kiik, Nov.. "MI Fremont Neb. FOR 25 CENTS. The Chicago Mail (DAILY EDITION) Will be sent to any addrcs in the Tinted States 1 month for 2-"c. 1 Year G .Months . . .$2.."0 I .") Month-, . . . ... 1.2T 4 Months ... ..?1.0 a All tke Iiatet News and Market Reports. Remit iu postage stamps, postal notes, postal orders, or registered letters. THE CHICAGO MAIL, 3IAIL BUILDING, 118 5th-Av.. Chicago, 111. 24novt LOUIS SCHKEIBEE, All kinds of Repairing done ou Shert Notice. Buggies, Wag ons, etc., made to order, and all work (Jiiai anteed. Also tell the world-famous Walter A. Wood Mowers, Reapers, Combin ed Machines, Harvesters, and 8elf-binders the best made. lSff"Shop opposite the "Tattersall," on OUve St.. COLUMBUS. 26-m SEM THE NAMES ami ADHESSES OF YOUft FRIENDS III THE EAST To the anderelfpietl, aad he will mall them m copy or the . M. K. K. Pamphlet de scriptive of the BROKEN BOW COUNTRY, together with a large map of Nebraska. P. S. EUSTIS, ti'lruj.iJiiIki.tlt.LilLLL,WIUIA,NEi. As nil WB6K1F Ppr BlacMiflFaiDMaker B O OM ING ! W. T. K1CKLY & BR0. W holesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats GAME, POULTRY, ' And Fresh Fish. All Kiuds of Sausage a Specialty. 33TCa h paid for Hides, I'elts, Tallow. Highest UKukct price paid for fat cuttle. Olive Street, second door north of First National Bank. :::mi JACOB SCHRAM, -)lKALKi: IN-,. DRY GOODS! Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, PUSH1SHIS5 G00C3 M MMl LOW PRICKS FOR CASH J4-t! 3tf ir J&5&, ? y 9 PILLS 2?W, ItlCJX SLOCD. othora like them In tho world, Vw ill pasttlvalv euro or crotind sash box la worth tan tlmaa thai bo thankful. Oaaplll a doss. niastratadpampbJtt oi a ooz or - .qp. ur. i.n.junnnufi uv.. uti.sn.. coaroa. Not nine en eartS will nLo hen lay Fllio it. It cures KL-m MOil Wk Kt i3T3 UW calOKen cholera aud S Uw!l.v W m Ji as 12 noM. Illustrated -COLUMBUS- Roller Mills! 5CBESBEB BEOS., Fropristors, . MANL'IWCTLltKlta OK Flour, Feed, Bran, Shorts And Meal, ANI DKALER3 IX All Kinds Grain. OUK FLOUR BRANDS: "WAY UP," Patent, "IMPERIAL," "BIG 4," "SPREAD EAGLE."' We guarantee our Hour to be eii-l to any Hour manufactured in the state. Wccall the attention of the public to tbe lat-t that we make a specialty of ex changing Hour, bran and short's for wheat, -is good flour and a much of it as any other mill in this part of the Uate; also the exchange of corn meal for eorul We haw put in special machinery for grinding rye Hour and buckwheat Hour. X3T Satisfaction guaranteed. Please iri e Us a call. til-Fc b-'C.y Meat Market, C. E. MORSE. Proprietor. Keep- on band bestUality of fresh and salt meats, Poultry, Vegetables, &k. GASH PAID FOR HIDES. Olive bt., one door north of post-oflice. 22Scpt. tf WEEEY STATE JOINAL AND COLUMBUS JOURNAL Both papers, one rear STRICTLY IX ADVANCE, $2.75. Call at this ollice and see a specimen of the Weekly Utate Juuruul. printed at Lincoln, but containing news from uverv part of the state. This is a good op pormuity to secure one of the very best, genera! weekly newspapers in tbe" west. All names sent by us to the State Journal prior to Jan. 1st "ST. will be supplied from date of receipt to the end of I.vtf.rct;. 'JINov CHOICE JUST RECEIVED, AT OEHLRICH BROS. 10novfc-tl RGBOYD, MANUFACTURER OK Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware ! Job-Work, Hoofing and Gutter ing a Specialty. Shop on Olive Street, i .inr. mm Amite north of Brodfeuhrer's Jewelry Store 82-tf A -JT V V r-t. -'2 , W&2; -- -
