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A. LEBANON LODGE No. 3H. A. F.4 A. 1L
erwBguhtr antiap 3d WudiHwday each
XXffK-rti AU brethren tented to attend.
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M. H. Warm, Sec'r. 3ftjnly
w B0BOAHIZED CHTJBCH OF ??
QVflB ntuonwv , "V
re North street ana raciac
Nebraska State Pair, Sept. 6-13.
Boots and ahoee at Borowiak Bros.
Hardware and tinware at Borowiak
Bros.
Every Saturday fresh celery at
Pohl'a. 13-tt
Hay for sale. Inquire ot 3C K.
Turner.
Two dollar hammocks at $L50. Fitz
patrick 162P
A fine line ot fresh fruits at Boro
'wiakBros. -Cheapest and best line ot teas at
Borowiak Bros.
Borowiak Bros, are already doing a
nourishing baaineBS.
. Five families of railroad men moved
to Columbus last week.
Fred Gerber of Loup twp. was in
town Mbndav on business.
Old newspapers by the hundred, 25
cents at the Joubsax. office.
. Samuel Bickly is now engaged in
buying and shipping cattle.
. Wm. Connor reports everything in
his neighborhood flourishing.
G. A. B. reunion at Kearney, August
12 to 17. Half rates on the railroads.
A severe wind and hail storm is re
ported at Schuyler Tuesday morning.
For sale, one hundred acres of best
grass on Platte Island. K. Kummer.
" . W-2p
BepresenUtive Swartsley was in
tewn Thursday with flax of this year's
harvest.
Subscription can begin at anytime
for the Joubsai. and Nebraska Family
Journal.
Call and get the low prices on those
tine photos at B. B. Photo car near TJ.
P. depot.
nv fteorse Morton preached an
interesting sermon, Sunday, to a large
aadieaee.
: Oae hundred fine young pigs for
"sale. Call early and secure choice. C
C. Millar. ia4t
Dr. Schug and J. C Echols have
. painted their dwelling houses over in
tae style.
Eemesaber that Schaff roth & Plath
make specialties of well boring and
tubular wells.
Abts's aaen are busily engaged in
Tn-sljns; the brick for his new hotel on
have a very aeat,
wagon. The young men
r a good basin ran
, late teacher of the
fTalhalir anhnrrt, hi" started a geaeral
" ajerehsBSBBB atere at Ducaa.
K. A- Taylor aad Alfred Daviea were
in towm Moaday making arraageaaenta
for the faBBBtal of W.D. Daviea.
The ealahntad Qaick-Meal, and
Monarch gaaoliae stoves, the best in the
market For sale by A. Boettcher. 4tf
Bbt. J. W.Martm of Norfolk preach
ed Saaday, awraiag aad evening, at the
M. E. charch, two mterasting semona.
The season for tornadoes is now at
head aad property owners nhnnld secure
a policy at oace, wxtn li. l. uecaer m. uj.
-The Jocx3ui is on sale, each week,
at the hook and news stores ofE.D.
Pkapatuck aad J. Heitkempert 5 cents
The BteaaBeVbrick veneer on the sew
brick sieakisahaedaoate piece of asa-
om the
-The JL & Fhete ear caaaot offer
i loag. H yoa dent go in
wOl regret the loss of
bMrf
nrito-f- - -Drnvb
z4Eb.
ImIIz. tKB.
FantExIlB.
arrive from Soax City USlm
hwwCtatii 1UB a. at
arrives from Lincoln SOS p. at
lane for aeonx City -
saaa.m
8:evB.m
AXB cbbas mAFias.
at2p.m,pruYermee
ttKarrteiM.aKIC'
Areane. All are eovdaaHy invited.
lljSm Bamr a. J. Hcsaoy. Premdcnt.
' Jeamsl aad Nebraska Farmer, all Some eajasaa Ae imiaisi that mad aohayera there. Ttlseaaaathoath lliiimiaihatii
1st tL75 a year, whea paid in advance, the ccamammiaaen who voted sach si- there BHght be d use far all that
fiend far spurisifn copies. T towaacea are the ones the eoaaty mast htaska .cam raise this aaaaaa in the
Ths CaannaiatSaiiT finndaj arhmrl - "mTnm 'hU of gram, nay, straw, etc.
mmlmmwVXIUBmaay. Xlmrewaeaiarge aerelJimimj untataeliBliiBBiii lasaWn JJotkamaarehvaCTsatketaai tha 9M I BeHnrs tarn was aecoaa
saaaal ami attrapert a apleadfd taae. -r r - . r r - r TB . umtmj -mmt Suparvaur Bering
' Wehh A Sam an to mem then? hmbasEdsSB; Crane Ana. of Omaha the partnership eajamaa; hetweaa the
Jia1Tailmijiri1iiiili, ii IT " Crane Bros, received aa injury av the firm name at W. T. Kiddy A Bra, was
LrwwVi w cy .i..trM hy Chaa. Wake. The Colambas aae bueaeam at the eld stand, aaammeme? Bmmphrey
meat aaaman ia taaaya Jwvsaiik They -r Thr nthor they scoredL 7 -?. V- -T
L-lj-au - Brf. Aassnlinr was a towa Mf dsv W.JBCaxr, large elevatar.
- , 1. ... . , - ,. over the B. AM. He says there is more A dtmaas nilisi aril he haU mi'tnamsj.
"" "1 aasaaaaa) aaaaaaar bbb . fiJlui aaw) tka m. amiAp- nt .- "F-i,!-- Tm . a .iwt . t i -
m a A UMMJWy aBU. iiaaBb av Aajaaaaar OC man bbu fTKBevBBBvgBXBaanaBBaKBBKa
-Wfcsaiijjsadsf jsswaakwaaia
saki thu finlaw Hajle, tar safe at A.
filrfiitk APWhWwUathastsf
Th keys Tam Jecasui. eosBpas
ssM batter kaowa as "Swam" far
kaaly.
LW.PULaaifbr
J.CCaUwelfori
Ws.OCoaaoc wfll seUatE.
farm, Satarday, Aug. Sat,
at 10 o'clock, 1 kaad of cattk,
allk4sBn
Mr. R. KaauBertsls as tfcat aext
Satarday Sick Bkaer wOI have 6o
Bktssl tfc hodgs over tkesoath caaa
arirftaa. Platte, two aulsa wast of the
Sixth Priawaal meridiaa aad om the
road fraaa here to
All Tarietiea of job work, each aa
cards, envelopes, circulara, dodgers, note
heads, letter heads, ete, priated at this
oSce. No need to go to Fieaioat, Lin
coln, Hastings or Owiths for this sert
of work.
The secretary of state has seat us a
number ot copies of the -1
report of the Nebraska State
Board of Agriculture for 1887, by Boot
W. Furnas, which we wish to give to
good farmers.
For Buford plows and cultivators,
for harrows, seeders, wagoaa, Plaao
binders aad anything else needed on the
farm in the way of machinery, call on
Joseph A. Gutzmer on Olive street oppo
site Henry's comer. 48-tf
Webb A Son will occupy the store
room just north of Pollock's drug store
on Nebraska Avenue. They intend
moving their goods aext weak. The
room they now occupy is too small for
their increasing trade.
H. P. Cooiidge will have quite a
number of ane'applea from his orchard
in this city some of them we saw the
other day are big ones. He has given
them attention and now receives his re
ward in excellent fruit.
There seems little doubt that the
hazy condition of the atmosphere last
week was dae to the burning forests
west, as those who have traveled, that
way say the condition is more marked
the farther west you travel. ..
Charlie Taylor was at Falls City last
week to look after his reward for cap
turing the three burglars. One of these
has been sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary. The others escaped from
jail and have not been recaptured.
J.P.Becker has had a second op
eration upon his foot for tumor, Dr.
Woodward of North Loup assisted by
Dr. Stillman, performing the operation.
The patient is suffering considerably,
but the doctors say he will get along all
right
We have a pressing invitation to
attend the Merrick county fair, the 18th
annual, at Central City, Sept 18-30. To
the people who make good ase of them
these annual gatherings are very usefcV
both in way of entertainment and in
struction. B. EL Henry makes a good member
of the state board of agriculture, and is
doing his level best to help make the
stale fair September 6 to 13a grand suc
cess. We are in receipt of bulletin No. 6,
giving quite a number of the attractive
features of the great exhibit.
Wm. T. Swan was in town Saturday,
representing J. M. Wolfe k. Co. of Oma
ha, publishers of the only Nebraska
directory and also, a gazetteer and buai
deas directory of the U. P. railway and
branches. These are valuable books to
I business and professional men.
We again call the special attention
of stock owners to the fact that they
can insure their valuable animals so that
in case of death the loss will not fall so
heavily upon them. See advertisement
of the Central Nebraska Gx, together
with the names of local agents.
Sheldon and Arthur sold 71 head of
fat cattle Thursday. They were a very
fine bunch of cattle showing the careful
work of Mr. Arthur, the same day Mr.
Sheldon sold 80 head from the ranch
nearer the city. All together they were
among the finest cattle shipped from
this point during the season.
All people living near the city should
not fail to visit the & B. Photo car
near TJ. P. depot There is fine work
done there aad you should call and
it Toa wffl mad poses very low.
-Backet" baraaias caaaot he
so yoa had better goat yoar earliest op
portunity. Toa will be very welcome.
TiSiit year's crop of corn cobs is now
being iusjioseil of to make place for the
new stock, which proadsss to exceed all
former githringn There are very many
Nebraskafarma that will soon raise all
the fuel they need in cobs aad cotton
wood, saying nothing of the coal aad
Batumi gas that an supposed to be lyag
low in deep
est at work
Polk county oa the eoaaty
of the v
wsmty ctara: aata
smbjsct teakeactiomof the desweratic
oae of the ijaialiiias new meeted ever wgwafinndof pasture sad the winter
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Jsaafl WoBK. WlsVa afaVaTaaSBaVaBm JsaVaVaaVfVaanssU
Saturday
r visit to Concordia,
Heary Abta, f the
of Abta A
Calto, retaraed Friday :
trip
Mi
in Flatte Center last
a few-
days wkh
yesterday.
Mra.Dowty
a the emy
trains, yesterday,
fromOeaoa.
her way to Ul
from
with old
Mr. aad Mrs.
to start
aext Thursday for
they will reside.
M. Borowiak, father of the brothers
in business here, was in the eityMoa
day, on business.
J. C Ward started Monday to work
for the Gilt Edge MTg Co. This will
he a relief to the Telegram.
W. M.
looking after
Monday. Humphrey
MraNorris G. Bonesteol of Atlantic,
Iowa, is visiting her many friends in the
city. She will go to Omaha soon.
Mrs. Wake, of Ckdumbaa, who has been
visiting her son. Charlie, returned home
this morning. Norfolk Jhuly News.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brodfuehrer were in
Leigh Sunday to see their friend, Mrs.
L. Staab, who is not expected to live.
Frank Cowdery of Lincoln was in the
city last week aad Miss Eittie is here
this week visiting grandfather Cowdsry's
family.
Charles Taylor went to Leigh yester
day morning m aaam to a telegram
announcing that hie mother was not ex
pected to live.
A. M. Parsons, an old-time citizan of
Columbus, now a prominent business
man of Schuyler, was in town Sunday to
witness the base hall
William, son of W. B. Doddridge of
St. Louis, is visiting uncle Geo. Paxn
hart and grandfather Guy C. Barnum.
He reports his folks all welL
C W. McCune, who has lately been at
Omaha, was in the city Wednesday last;
be will shortly go to Crawford, Neb.,
to take charge of a newspaper.
Mrs. Clark Cooacy aad Mrs. Wm.
Davis returned to their home in Fuller
ton, Thursday, after a visit to their pa
rents, Edward Hays and wife of this city.
Prof. Backus, of the Genoa Indian
school, was in the city last night, on his
way to that institution with a couple of
Winnebago boys. Madison Chronicle.
Miss Helen Stockdell went east Mon
day. She has resided here several years
and made many friends who will remem
ber her as a talented aad accomplished
young lady.
Geo. Hill weat to Colambas ea Satur
day, intending to visit hm parents at
Lincoln, batmet his mtherat the former
place. His father will move his family
to Omaha soon. Nance Co. Journal.
William Lamb aad family start to
day for Sioux City. We are aorry to
loose our neighbors, ss they have been
here a long time and have nowaiderahle
property here. We suppose that bust
Bss rowsirlerrtiona for the boys have as
much to do with the peasant move aa
anything rlnr
The Telegram is argiag the demo
cratic central committee to select Co
lumbus as the plane to hold their con
vention. It says: "In hotel aeeommoda
tkms, no city in the state outside of
Omaha and Lincoln can compare with
Columbus." This would he entirely and
critically true if the word favorably is
placed after compare. We don't want
to be critical at all in this matter, bat
we mast get the committees to roaajder
things just as they are. Pmtte county
is one of the oldest
aities in the state, Colambaa is ceatrally
seated, is easy ef access by railroad
from every quarter, aad whea yoa. get
here yoa will ami all
good, the very bast the
watch means as good as taere are any
where.
the
worth f7S
Itlsehaas
might he twos! aae tar all that Be-
thjssasssa in the war
hay, straw, etc.
Mam Calm Alien returned
from, a three wesaa
bsaaaeas in Hamahrey
w m - w a a -
EOaTBaK M1W TW aaWWBaaaaL aWmaaaaO 4aaKt mufltTtianr
era Utah the prise of cattle aad hones
has fallen very loir aad steak of all kinds
reeoraavaaal "" o tne ary sprag, the moaatam
aaaauBBBB mam ant amaaavj
Traaasa ana naaae (ansl they are aH.ahB
m teas ii irt)haajaarpmis which an
aiilsa smlj piianlliisln thu ipin
maw at the sLimmsa The amiaaau at
has a tendency te ealargethe
it lira that
a few
aa eatkely new sMthed of treat
has been disrovnred, aad
ef teataaeauals from grateful
hear overwhelming evidence of
It matters not whether
the patient m young or old, fteshy or
tana, recently raptured or a ehroaic
csae the new treatment has proved its
worth by meat thorough aad exactmg
trials. No opeiation is resorted to, pa
tienta are relieved from the first and
rapahlri of doing any kind of work. A
trial coats nothing and a cure is guaran
teed. Prof.F.M.Bowley,of Omaha, is
httrodactng this treatment ia Nebraska
aad wfll be at the Grand Pacific, Colum-
12th aad 13th.
A Card.
Aa article in Tax Jocxsui. of July 3d,
did quite an injustice to one ot the Platte
eoanty teachers. I anderstood that a
correction would be made at once, but as
it has not been done I consider it dae to
Man) Glass to make an impartial state
Mmt of the matter.
Mr.Sheedy's children rode to the pie
rac. with a neighbor's family, who re
tamed home bef ore the Sheedy children
ware ready to leave. The children were
net left without oversight as Tax Joca
hal's article intimates, but were care
fully looked after while Mas Glass went
to finish her business with the school
directors.
Oae of Mr. Sheedy's children was at
least Bine years of age. Their home was
in plain night from the grove where the
picnic was held, and only three-fourths
of a mile distant Miss Glass and the
Sheedy children left the picnic ground
about the same time. The teacher had
never considered it her duty to follow
each child to its home, and did not sup
pose it would be necessary now. This
neglect, however, caused the severe cen
sure in Thx Journal's article. When
the teacher had gone, the children con
cluded not to go directly home but
started off for some other place, the
school house, I believe. They got out of
sight of home, among the corn, and lost
their way. When they found their fa
ther, they were late, frightened, crying
and tired out
Mr. Sheedy was naturally displeased,
but should have laid the blame, if there
was any, where it belonged, and not
have permitted such an accusation
against a faithful teacher as was pub
lished in the next Joubnal.
A. C. Pickett.
Notice of DbMolatiim.
Notice is hereby given that J. P. A Leo
Borowiak, doing business at Columbus,
Nebr., under the firm name of Borowiak
Bros., are successors, since Aug. 1st, '89,
to M. Borowiak, lately in business at
Duncan, Nebraska. All. accounts due
M. Borowiak have been assigned to and
are payable to Borowiak Bros who as
sume the payment of all claims against
the stock of merchandise.
j. p. bobowuk.
16-2 Leo Borowiak.
Corn will be a heavy crop.
The farmers are all done stacking.
The threshing machine has started out
and the turn out of grain is reported
good.
The 0. P. depot has not been moved
away yet, as the talk was two weeks ago.
Our old friend and townsman, Mr. B.
Byrnes, resigned bis position as section
foreman on the TJ. P. RE, which he
occupied for 22 years, at this place. He
went to Omaha a week ago, to make his
home there and have his children more
completely educated. Mr. B. is a good
citizen and we feel.sorry to see him go.
s.
Patattiae.
Our Swede friends will have their an
nual camp meeting this month, com
mencing Aug. 8th, in the usual place,
Beer's grove. We have been told there
will be no English preaching during the
meeting.
Miss G. L. Jones has neuralgia in her
Master Josie Larson has got ahead of
all his neighbors by commencing fall
plowing the last week in July.
The postmaster's hired man, Bert
Berndt, came near breaking his thumb
one day last week, while helping to put
a pig into the yard.
Stacking is nearly finished in this
neighborhood.
Work commenced on the parsonage
Monday.
A man and woman, friends of Mr. Hen
derson, who were traveling, stopped over
aight with Mr. H. In the night the
woman had a stroke of paralysis. A
doctor was called to attend her, and she
was able next morning to resume her
journey.
Haas C Christenson has a windmill
on his place.
Mis. John Berlin is expecting a sister
from Brooklyn, N. X, to visit her next
Das:
HampkRy.
Ground was broken Saturday for the
school house. This m an improve-
that has long been needed.
The draggist at Cornlea suffered a
ef the acne Saturday last
Dr. TJibImisHihi of Madison and Dr.
Hart ef Hamphrey were called aad they
finally aaeeoaded m stopping the blood,
hat the undent had become very weak
ipuahad.
mrasthe kan of
aa infant, that died of cholera infantum
Friday might
The Genoa Indians and the Lafayettes
(eolored) ball dub of Omaha will play at
in the near future. Date
not yet
FuBer,Smitk A Fuller are bmkhaga
Most of the lumber has
the work of fraauar it m
rapidly.
MrTLD.Behmoa has returned from
a trip to New York state, called there by
atwlasjTim naBoaacnsr the death of hi
Startup returned with hm for a
mthe
at this place that
epssangs, which never can he elosed aad
haeiad hy 1 1 1 iimsjl their waQs apart.
aan harm than goad. Withm
t
nanf
TheaJeasae ham ef the threshing
J. G. Engel, whe ha
euaVrer for the last two
etlyathis
;ef the
t p. i
quiet.
who was liked by every oae that
him; ia hm death the Ismfly lose
best counsellor, a kind haahaw
father. The funeral was from the
their
last Friday at 2 pvnu Hm
interred a
yard oa Shell anek, ef which church he
was a devoted member At the funeral
we noticed the following persons from
the city: Mr. aad Mm H. Sagatz, Mr.
aad Mrs. Jacob Lewis, Mr. Hoffman, Mr.
Greisea, L Jaeggi, CG. Hickok aad
Ber. Geo. Morton of the Congregational
church.
Willie Cook, a young ana about 19
years old, lost a lager from his hand
last Wednesday while cutting Max with
a reaper near the school house. As is
usually the case, he got his anger be
tween the chain aad ratehed wheaUwhen
the team suddenly started ap.
Last Wednesday seems to have been
an unlucky day; as Louis Schreiber was
riding a horse to a neighbor's, to get
help about raising a tower, his horse
stepped into a hole aad fsU, throwing
Mr. Seamaeer to the ground ia each a
way as to dinlorwto his shoulder.
Last weak finished the stacking of
grain, except flax, which will continue
until October.
Louie Schreiber has had a new mud
mill erected over his welL Sensible.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnes spent the
Sabbath down here with friends. a.
Biaeuuck TawaaUp.
Corn is earing out splendidly.
We learn that Mat Fultz lost a horse
last week.
C. G. Moore and son William have
purchased a self-binder.
Harvesting is all finished in this vicin
ity with the exception of flax.
The neighbors are preparing for
threshing at present, by stacking their
grain.
Messrs. Mueller A Fultz are running
their threshing machine this year, with
Fred Eretchmeycr in Mr. Fs place.
John Boe us working for John Connel
ly now; ditto Frank Nauenburgwho is
piling up the hay 4or Otto Mueller.
Miss Sybil Butler was visiting friends
near Bichland a few days ago.
Steve Waggoner is in Illinois at pres
ent, where he is having his foot operated
on; we hope the operation may prove
successful.
We hear that Oscar Gibbons did not
appreciate a good place and left John
Connelly's; ditto Henry Wilson, who has
quit working for Peter Greisen.
William Cats, who formerly worked,
here but was working for Mr. Meedel of
Butler twp. during the summer, has re
turned to Bismarck and ia working here
at present
James McKenzie, who went with
Mueller A Fultz's threshing machine
last year and has been cutting streets at
Norfolk thu spring, is back again whist
ling to the merry tune of the thresher.
Messrs. Waggoner A Barnes have their
steam thresher in the field and its joyful
sound is heard quite frequently, proba
bly to express their satisfaction of the
wanner in which the grain is turning
out.
We learn that Fred Scholz has sued
Martin Mier to recover damages which
he was forced to pay to E. Newman on
account of his driving Ed's horse in Mr.
Miers wire fence; $50 is the amount
sued for.
The other day while B. C. Mueller was
pulling his threshing machine out of
the shed by hitching a team to the back
part and his father, Otto Mueller, having
hold of the tongue, one of the axles
struck the side of the shed which caused
the tongue to fly in the opposite direc
tion, carrying the old gentleman with it
and striking the side of the shed with
great force. Two of Mr. Mueller's fin
gers which were between the tongue and
the side of the shed, were mashed to a
jelly and he remained in this predica
ment until several men came and reliev
ed him. He went immediately to the
doctor and had his hand dressed. At
present the doctor says there is hope for
saving both fingers. Chabxbs.
STOLEN DOtiGE&fX.
Tbn front door with the back coaaiTea,
Each ia to each a brother;
Six days the front door briakly tkrirea.
On Sunday 'tin the other.
The English thoaaht they had a jacht.
They're now decided they hare naught.
And go the cap from tlmin wegacat
Will atay this aide the oceaa;
They tear they haren't any barque.
That's swift enough to toe the marque.
So they're decided to keep darqae,
A rery pious notion.
Hail forty-two stars, may yoa sparkle forerer.
And the bright flag that Soata yoa. triamphaat
Iyware, Let nothing intrude to distarb or diaaerer
The land of the free aad the hnian of thebraTe.
Let thy glory reflect the pare sisterhood's faces.
Anit illumine the ahriae where the aatioa shall
While its daughters Baited with kindest
Weare tr rfaTMt of peace for Colombia's
May peace and prosperity erermore linger.
Throughout the broad leacth of fair Liberty's
Bat should thy foes dare thee by erookiBC their
aager.
Just say the wid aad they'll be thoroughly
taBBed.
MAaTsTTsTn.
HABTSOCK-G ALLIOS-Aagaat 5th, by Jaa
tMaB.FaHer,BLX.Hartaeckaad Miss Nettie
GUioa,bathof
DISD.
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D. DaTiea.aged.ft7 years.
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years aad had goae. July 9th, to Sock SpriagB,
Wyoiathekepe of improvise aia health. He
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aad Alfred, (the
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Platte county, aairersauy respected far bia good
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Loan, Real Estate
COLUMBUS,
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at the tune.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern:
The board of auperriaoni in regular session
July, 1S8B. declared the following section lines
opeaed ae public roads, viz:
L. Commeaciag at the HJL corner of section
5, towa IS. raage 1 east, ruaaiag thence dae north
on section liaea two milerf. aad termiaatiag at
the N-E. corner of section XL town 19, raage I
east, aad known aa the "Gilbert Cleveland"
road.
2. CoBUBeacing at N.W. corner of aectioa 39.
towa 17. raage 1 wast, ruaaing; thence dae south
ob ssrfioa liaea, aad terminating at the right of
way of theUaioa Pacific Railway Company oa
the east line of sectioa XL, town 17, raage 1 west
(provided that Better township pays all claims
allowed ss damages) aad known aa the "Boro
wiak" road.
3. Commeaciag' at the 8.F, corner of section
30. town 19, range 2 west, aad """"if due west
on section line one mile and terminating at the
B.W. corner of section 30. town 19, range 2 west
(providing that F. B. Wolf pay all claims allow
ed aa damages) aad known as the "Wolf road.
4. Com wearing at the K.W. corner of section
4. town 19, range 3 west, aad running thence
south on section lines four miles, and terminat
ing at the cVE. curnei of sectioa 2B. towa 19.
STS
aad known aa the . W. Jones"
5. Commeaciag at the N.W. corner of section
31, towa 17, rang 1 west, and ruaaing thence
dae east on section lines two miles, and termi
nating at the JLE. corner of section 32, town 17.
range 1 west (providing that Butler township
skill pay' all claims allowed aa damages and
known the "Soke!" road.
Now all objections tin n to, of claims for dam
ages rinsed by the location thereof, must be
filed in the comfy clerk's oeace of Platte county.
Nebraska, oa or before noon of October 2d. Me.
or the location may be made without reference
tnereto.
Dated Colambaa, Neb July 24. 1439.
Jons Sx-vcrrxa.
31jal4 County Clerk.
PROPOSALS.
Notice ia hereby given that, until S o'clock p.
u Aagnet Nth. 1888. sealedblds win he received
by the nnilirsigasil at bia oafee in the city of
Columbus. Niihraaki, for performing the labor
aad furaishiag the materials necessary to make
the following extasanens to the water works of
said city, to-wit:
1st To lar roar inch mpe on the weat aide of
Olive sttett from Fariae Areas to 8th street,
and to furnish one hydrant for same The city
s estimate of the eest of said labor and
To lay foar-iach pipe on the north aide
of 15th strcat, from aV street to llehraskm A venae.
being; 688 mat; the east whereof aa estimated by
the city enginesr ia ama. The city has oa hand
aoaas mawriala for said exteasioa which shall be
reserved by the SBeeeaaful bidder at the
The above bids shall be asDarate.be marked
fTopnaala' and srHressiil to "Gas. Falbaam.
City Clerk, Colamhaa, Nebr." The work shall
be dene in the mannfr.aad the materials far-
be of the qaality provided iathe
far the extension of said water
works herstofors filed in the oSVeof the said
City Clerk. The city reserves the right to reject
aav aad au bmm.
Dated Jaly 3th, 1899.
Gcs. FxiJAtnc.
SJalyz City Clerk.
NOTICE PKOSATE OF WILL.
Sadolf riiiiihiiii ihriBsril In County Court.
Platte County. Nebraska. The State of Ne
braska to the hairs aad next of kin of the amid
Kadolf Bpichiacr. deeaaaedr
Take notice, that upon filiag of a written ia-
arBarnaarto be tbe last wiu and tea.
of Kadatf Spiehiaer for probate and
it ia ordered that and matter be set
for heariag the 23ad day of Aagast. A. D. KfiS.
before said County Omit, at the hear of
o'clock a. m at which time any person inter
ested may appear d easiest the same, aad
notice of this preeeedfng ia ordered published
three weeks saeseasivelr in Tax CounaaBB
Jotnuui a awhli uananin. published in
thiaSsnte.
Intesriaanay whereef.1 have hereunto set my
head aad the seal of the County Court, at Co
lumbBB, this Sab. day eC July. A. D. 18BR.
H.J.HDBBOW,
SlJalyt CoantyJadam.
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Harness Depot
H. RUSCHEU
amt taavery
Syea are ia need of aay-
at my
befbre buyag. By strict
trust to
it a share of yoar aairoaaga.
aad at law Prices. Call aad
F. BL RTJSCHE,
LMOPOLD JMQQl
NEBRASKA.
All Kilaa f SalM Z Spcdaltj.
tf flw firmt Itiiaaal Mak.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern:
The special commissioner appointed to view
aad report upon the practicability of vacating
that part of a public road coninwncinii at tho
northwest corner of section 33. tonmohip seven
teen, range 2 west, running thencu to southwest
corner said section, thence east one znila to
southeast corner of said sectioa and known as
the "Loup aad Duncan" road, baa reported in
favor thereof.
Also the special commissioner appointed to
view and report upon the practicability of locat
ing a public road commencing at the northwest
corner of southwest l4. of section 22. township
17, range 2 west, thence running south on section
line to southwest corner of section SS. town 17,
range 2 west, thence east on section line i mile.
thence south on half section line K mile to cen
ter of section SS. township 17. now 2 west,
thence east on half section line H mile, thence
south on section line H mile to southeast corner
of said sectioa 35. towaahip 17. range 2 west, has
mniirlil n favor of the location thereof.
Now all objec ions thereto, or claims for
damages caused by the vacation or location or
the above described roads, ae the case may be,
must be filed in the office of the county clerk on
or before noon of Sept. 24th, lsrt. or the vacation
and location thereof will be made without refer
ence thereto.
Dated Columbus. Neb Jane 22. TO.
Johx Stacttkii.
24iuI4t County Clerk.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I Hr irirtn of An nnler of jvil, directed to me
' from the district court of Platte county. Ne
, braaka, on a decree obtained in our saut court at
t the May A. D. 1st term thereof to-wit: on the
I first day of June, Vi), in favor of Jacob A.
Hood aa plaintiff, aad against Mary Com p ton.
Chaa. Compton, interpleaded with Hugh Hughs.
Mary Pant. Gaa. G. Becher and Geo. W. Galley
as defendants, for the sum of Two Hundred and
Forty-eight dollars, and twenty cents, and costs
taxed at S2L.73 and accruing costs, and the
further sum of fllLOO in favor of Hugh Hughs.
1 have levied upon the following real estate
taken as the property of said defendants, to
satisfy said decrees to-wit: Lotone (1). of A.J.
Arnold's out lots to the City of Columbus, in
Section twenty-four (21), Township seventeen
(17), Usage one (IK west, in Platte County. Ne
braska, and will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the 17th day
of August. A. D. 1SBU. in front of the Court
House in the City of Colambas, Platte County.
Nebraska, that being the hwildintr wherein the
last term of Court was held, at the hour of one
o'clock p.m. of said day. when and where due
attendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated, Columbus July Kith, lSt-
M.C.BLOEDORN.
17juIyS Sheriff of said County.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Grand Island. Net
Jane2Tth,l3K). f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before Begister and
Receiver at Grand Island. Neb on August 14th,
laM, viz: Keaben F. Cratty. homestead 17304 for
the N.E. H. aectioa 2-1B-3 west.
He naaaea the following witnesses to prove his
eentinaons residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Charles H. Angee, Charles W.
Blair, leranrter Bteen. George L. Diefenbach,
aU of SUrer Creek, Neb.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of each proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu
lations of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to fro svamiiw the witnesses of said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
Sjalys J. G. Hioant s, Begister.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To all whom it may coaern:
The board of supervisors in regular session
Jaly. IS69, declared the following lines opened
aajpahbe roads prorided that St. Bernard town
ship pay all claims for damages canned by the
location thereof, vis:
L Commencing at the corner to sections 8. 9.
IS aad. 17 in township 2U, B. 3 W.. ruanuu; thence
south ii mile, thence west 25S feet, thence south
SB rode and. termiaatiag at the corner to sections
9L2L M and 17.
2. Commencing at the corner to sections IS,
M. 21 aad 22 in township SB, K. 3 W. thence run
ning; west on section line 2 miles and terminat
ing at the corner to sections T7. 18. 19 and 20.
Now. all objections thereto, or daime for dam
ages ceased by the location thereof, mast be
led. in the county clerk's omce of Platte county.
Nebraska, on or before neon of October 1. lflW.
or the location any be made without reference
llmiiitn
Dated. Cohtathna. Nebt. July 27. IS.
7ang4t Joax BTAcrrza.
County Clerk.
LAND FOB SALE.
-T A FINE IMPROVED FABX
tor sale tn tibmU. Creeg ralley.
near Columbus, containing 2Ut
acres of land: about VSi acres
nr 10 acres heariLr timbered, m-
moatly in clover and btae gra pasture
j Tanti; vm rraic trees, apples, pears,
ntema, etc. some hearing; all kinds of
isea aad samba; IA ruU-beanng
The farm entire ia fenced, and di-
aaUabyfence. Dwelliaghonse
saaBBfT. corn cribs, lame hone
wkh bar BMW, cattle barn which holda Mt
asa ef hary bar h nasi, 2 wells: rgaaiag water
m nastare. Far nraher aartiinlwiw inquire at
JocanAi. ofiVe. or address. H-R,car of Jocn
ajU,CMlamhas,Behr. 22maytf
NT1CE FO PITBUCATIOX.
Land Omce at Grmtd Tslsnrf. Nebc. )
Jaly2Bd.VW. f
hare by given that the following
r has Bled notice of his intention to
Bi SBBBort of hu elaim.aBd
I proof wfll ha anaas before aVgister and
ar at maaa laiaao, on Sept. an. fca. ra:
t F. Btohr. heaaestoad 143 for the HJL J.
evnae vines.
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west of Omaka, at
GREISEN BROS.
The beat manufactories of the coaatry
represented. Aot to be nndarnatat
by anybody. Come and sea
prices at
GREISEN BROS.
ft any ankle by atamlr l
GREISEN BROS.
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prices.
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GROCERIES !
ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL AND NEW Ln
OF GKOCKKIKH WELL SKLKCTED.
FRUITS!
CANNKD AND DRIED, OF ALL KINDS
G C AKANTKED TO BE OF BEiiT
QUALITY.
DRY GOODS !
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EST. ALSO
BOOTS & SHOES !
'THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
And all kinds of country produce token m traa
aad all goods delivered free of eaaaaa
to any part of the city.
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