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The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
RP.ODened.

The gallery, formerly occupied by
Mrs. JOsselyn on Eleventh St., is now
open and undergoing some important
changes, and hereafter nothing but
strictly first-class Photos will be turn
ed cut,
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
Baby Buggies.

Buggies, carts, wagons, etc, will
sell cheap to make room for my large
stock OF spring goods. L. ID. Fitz-
patrick's opp. post-office.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30

have three barber chairs for sale,
two Rochester, and one Omaha, in good
condition, cheap for cash. | want to
replace them with new ones.
HENRY WOODS,
PrOp'r. Chicago Barber Shop
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30

NJ Postle, at the Checkered Barn,
has just received car load of horses
which viii! be sold singly or in pairs
to suit purchasers.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30

Two dwelling houses situated near
the A. Il y. depot, which will be sold
for small amount of the purchase price
down. The property is also for rent.
) j. EDWARDS
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Estray Notice,

Come to my place, in Gerrad ad-
dition, during the storm, two sheep.
The owner can have them by prov
ing property and paying charges.
MORGAN WATKINS.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
Wanted.

A good travelling salesman who
eau talk German or English. Good
wages paid. Everything furnished.
Address or call at the Singer office.
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M A r r I E D.

ROOD-PLANT-M 18th, by &.
H. Bucher, j. p, John Rood and Miss
Julia Plant. both of LoOkingglass, Platte
Co., Nebr
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For sale,
For lale.

| have 80 choice calves, and 30
yearlings that must be sold by March
10th, all Illinois stock.
II. HEATING.
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For Sale.

Eighty acres of good farming and hay
land, miles west Of Columbus. Price,
SO per acre. Call on, or address Luther
II. Chaplin, Lost Greek p. o., Platte Co.,
Nebr
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Carl kaslanlski,

A veterinary surgeon of l5 years
practice in the Prussian army. may
be found at Dowty, Weaver 4 Cos
drugstore.
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Poultry.

Wanted, by Ransdeil Il Shotwell,
for the next 10 days, live chickens,
at > cents pound, and turkeys at
6 cts.
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For Sale OF Exchange.
Notice.

| hold tax sale certificate on Lot
in Diapers Addition; il redemption
is not made at once | will get tax deed
for the same, as time for redemption
now expires. ID. ANDERSON.
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A Good Opportuuity.

Any person desirous of disposing
Of good piece of land or town
property to an advantage can do so
by calling at this office.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30

Several hundred bushels of oats
and corn. Will pay the highest
market price. A. HEINRICH.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30

| have for sale cheap los feet of
shelving and counters suitable for a
dry goods store. Call on or address
j. G. ELLIOTT,
Columbus, Neb.
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Good Work Horses
Wanted.

Three, for sale cheap, at Stynger's.
Call soon.
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House
For rent. Apply to John Virgins.
For Sale.

Two teams Of work horses, cheap
for cash. HENRY SCHWARz.
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Regular stock Dealer.

Four pictures for 30 cents, at Lun-
dy's gallery, for the next 30 days.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
THROUGH TICKETS
Low st Rates

10 W 9 > Z X a t0S
In force in the State, as well "a full and
reliable information required. can De
bad upon applieat, on to B. & M.R.R.
Agents at any Of the principal sta
tiOns, or TO
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A number-one yoke of work catt
for sale. ID. ANDERSON.
, 1881-06-05

and will open to-morrow afternoon in the large
building, No. Il: State street, three consolidated
Also ladies' goods. Tho stock is from three
wholesale firms In New York that failcd, and
space to mention few prices: Mems cloth
pauts, S10o, and guaranteed worth 81 80
Or mouey refunded. Mems fashionable
hnts, 81 cents, guaranteed worth $l.75 Or
money returned; ti,e socks, cents. worth 70
cents; fine shirts, 50 cents worth $l.75 and over
l1OOo different articles for gents wear. Ladies'
embroidered chcmse, skirts. and drawers, 49
cents, guaranteed worth $50 or money re-
turned; ladies' tlnc stockings. cents. worth 4Q
cents; handkerchiefs, 3 ceuts. worth 35c; and
other goods for ladies' use, at IT. State street.
two doors from Monroe.
, 1881-06-05
"GOD KNOWITH ALL"

For The Chfc11o Tribune.
Dear soul, the Night of bitter wo
Is closing round thy life;
Dark, dark tho shades that compass thee,
or sorrow, care. and strife.
But, through the dense and lowering clouds.
i star Of beauty peers,
And from the bluckcned sky song
or promise greets the enrs:
l" The heavy, gloomy shades may faH-
God knoweth all! God knoweth ALL"
The world is beautiful, dear soul
Its sunshine all is thine;
But comcs the bitter truth that round
Thy youth, Deaths arm must twlne-
Thut soon the boatn>an grim will bear
Thee Ger the silent deep;
And yet there's One who'll watch with Him
That peaceful, dreAmlcss sleep:
",rhe sun muy rise. the night may fall-
God knoweth all! God kuowerh ALL"
breathe it through the heart Of NO,
This sweet, this blessed truth,
TO struggling souls, tn doubling minds,
Old uEe, and restless youth:
His care is lowering DER His own.
The God who notes the sparrow S fall:
O music~tilled. Joy waking thought.
F1DEL1s
, 1881-06-05

DR.. Thomas, d dentist Of Vienna, was sum
moned recently to Kirwin, In Russian Poland. to
perform dental operation upon rhe Countess
Waleska- At the border station Of Kndjwiluw
he was stopped, required to show his passport
and have his baggage searched. His name ut
once awakened suspicion from Its resemblance
to that Of Thomasseu. the Internal machine nlau
Of Bremerhaven; and when the officials found g.
mysterious. apparatus in his baggage this sus-
piciou became fixed and positive, and the I'M
fortunate dentist narrowly escaped fariug
roughly. he tried to explain the working Of the
apparatus, but without much avail; and when
, 1881-06-05

water flows right through the. inlet In tho
bnstn into the cylinder aud. tho. tu9-
nels. without any yates whatsoever: asd ~
The permanency Of the structure Is believed ny
engineers to be all that may be desired, while While
the present one Is IN IN exceedingly Preea ,,
pua The Crib itself, which Is set Oil side hsl. IS
apt to go over during Il severe winter storm.
The weight uf the aqun-port, and the devices
for auchoring it. are So perfect that It is believed
that it will defy time and tide. -:
, 1881-06-05
nR- ESS0M PRAII.

of 243 State street, whose card appears on
the fifth page Of this paper, claims that the
underlying cause Of catarrh, hay.fever,
asthma, etc, is blood poison, coupled with
nervous exhaustion; and that the treatment
OF those diseases upon any other hypothesis
must be failure,
, 1881-06-05

he was finally allowed to 60 Oh his way q detec-
tive acconpa n1cd hin, until be met she sersanes
however: had been previously condscated. SUCH
is travelling In Russia-
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LEAVE MECUAN1CSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster al 1:31 A.
H., and 3:33 P A.
For Hascrstovn aad "ill!amsport l1;S'
a VI aad -:37 F NJ
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The UDliftcd Gates

Silent and sofj from mens're'ess ci'c'e,
Cloudy hml,a,Iions. in rJvaI array
Move on to westward in billowy slrn1or,
Follow, mNjCstic. the monaic!i oi day
Flashing, he wheels toward radiant hor
iyon,
Sinking in viStas of heavenly hue:
Gold, like tie radiance of pay cment' crics
tiai,
Crimson and Silver abreast Of the blue.
Cp toward the cloud ranks that poisclessly
follow
Streams n rev glory, .tTulrrn', di7in"
Each floating hilow shines iuslrons ana
tender,
Shining in radiance ethereal, Sublime
Down, past the distant and shado"y
mounuins
Sinks the great dazzling and g'it'crinE
Each tinted cloud floats away with new
sr'enHnr,
Soft in the blue hangs the pcal!-Iinted
moon.
Was it strain from the choir angelic,
Borne Nn lhr SILENCE Hnd lost ia mid nr:
Arc Those tue NiHgs Of Tic rItrnhinl, has
,ening
Ga to the sr1at host whcsc rapture they
share
0 gates Of glory, stand open yet longer
Trembling, sazcu thc luminous doors
J,, irl tr,,nl tI,
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An 1nhrrEc:aal aErAiliNGrgse.

THE END.
An american lErndiaug!s.
Mr. ilor.'io BrAdIaugh.
The words hat sctrc-lv ceased to
echo through the courtroom when \
tall, hands ,me!y drpsspd County
hammered young man walked quietly
to the front Ev"rythin about the
wines, betokrn"d the thorough GEN
tl"man. With folded arms he stool
faclng the desk.
Kiss th- book.
1 Respectfully decline, judge
His honor looked aghast. the chiefs
lair lifted his hat almost off hia HI,
head and the spectators, Of AL ro'ors
And -lz1s; We're struck motioulrss with
amazem"nt The witness stood with
folded arms an erect figure, hi, fine
read lurnrI from the extended vol
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T'ise GFsesy'% Secret.

IC0yrINULp FROM LAST WEEK
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MA1ge, to whom he repeate what he
had sand to Leila. She Was greatly
pleased at hls Ihera'itv, and thongnt
rightly that the glrl would have a
brilliant future before her ard she
promised to communicate with h.m it
he would call at the camp in the af.
ternOon.
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Ma!pe Lee was frantic in her dem
onstr.llon OF delight at seelog them
again, tor elpsles are very cIa"m'h
and are held together in closest bond:
of friendship.
Sh. like the rest Of the tribe,
thought that Leila had worked upon
the sympa,hles OF MArmndnke Treve-
!yan, causing hi.a to act IN the gen
erous way in which he had.
They were going to leave the neigh
borhooi that day, and as soon as ,hey
had risen they began to strike then
queer looking tents and make other
pre parations for departure.
l.p|a dll not eat any breakfast,
and looked 40 pale and nervous that
the suspicious Of Madge Lee were
aroused,
| i must watch that GIRL, she mnr.
INJURED. There Is something wronG.
| When Leila wandered away from
the camp, M.lgr followed her at a
distance, Neepny her in view without
iailowing herself to b- seen Th" s'r,
took the direction Of the viilag', and
when she had got away from her re",
pie, she qnckrned her step*, MAds~
Al! this i'm" beng in the rear
She bad not the rvlno'est idea that
she was brin5 ieIowe l. Her heart
was heavy within her, for she he
uuittp$ the friends and comptn'ons
Of her youth without bidding them
farewell, and perhaps she might nev-
er see them gam.
A severance Ike this is hard to
belr. Leila hAl about half = mi e
mora to walk to the villAge, the ste"-
- ,,l,,o ohrr,b ,y,s u;t}un viev
vile, she yudderlv encountered Lord
and . ,ls,so1 smile
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pleased at hls literailtV, and thOngDt
rightly that the gil would have a
brilliant future before her ard she
promised to communicate with Inn it
he would call at the camp in the af.
ternoon.
When he was gone she hurried on
to uveltakp Leila, OF whom her mind
was fall She saw her meet a gentle,
man AT the entrance TO the village,
aud to her intense snlprlse, after n
bret conversation they entered the
church together MaIge now quick
ened h-r steps IN rea earnest. Pant
ing with agitation, and ont Of breath,
she walked up to the c.Nrch steps.
and pAnslng IN the porch looked up
the al- Ie
Standing b. fore the altar w-re
Marmaduke Trrye'Q.n and ..eii.
The Clergyman had au open book IN
his hand, while the groun was sup
ripm.n,eI bv a man and woman
who We're respectively sexton and
III. r-w ot,,u.r who w.,e p,.s.nt in
h. c,pr,ly ot witnesses
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b1hlujou N,lo. advanced y, N.
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An Angels Visit.

A colo,ed man namel Bounty
Smith, Twin. on Antoine street, was
before Justice of the peace sterdav
forenoon, charged with the larceny OF
6rty cents worth Of firewood from
white man living next door The
prosecution had 4 circunstantial case.
Some one WAS heard at the woodpils
IN the right. There were tracks in
the snow leading directly to defend
ants honse The defendant was
found in possession Of wool, exactly
like that missed from the pile. and he
admitted that he hal not purchased
any wood tins fall. The defendant sli!
he wished to ba sworn in his own de-
tense: and after he had taken the
stand he began;
lie claims his wood was taken
away Sunday night Now, on Sunday
mawnin | war 'tarkel by rheumatic
An couIln't step till Monday night.
Dis right leg war bont back 80, an dis
left one war skewel ont so, an my
wife had to feed me wid spoon. War
in shape to 90 ont an steal wood?'
Go on"
"WeIl, long bout dark De ole wom.
an sad de las 5 ick Of wood war gone
IN we vent to bed to keep warn.
Could 90 ont when war in bad2"
Il guess not,
"Sarrin couldn't, When re-
nemherei dat we Lad no wood fur de
mex day, | Went to p'ayin dat some
rich mans heart might be opened to
charity. Fust / kuQwed de sticks OF
Nood began to hit ie DOH, an de ole
woman scr+bblpd out an fetched dem
~. II any !nnn robbed dat man 3
woodprIe, 1t war an angel who was
sent to heI me "
But Won forget the tracks in ths
snow They were jost the size OF
your boots"
"Frci$' Was Ley any tracks?"
"Tes
"We.I, dats notIjn ogin ne, as see:
| 'spect de angel had to stan long
-idp lie wood pile TO load np.'
Two Of tie jnrers SEEMED to take
this view OF the case, End the result
vas disagreement.
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7 HE END.
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..lG.;ieg sG0uS. EsOy.


~ De''o'' grocer was Tue o'"er o"y
hNn9'''y wanting 'or DIS c'eFh 10 re-
turn nom u'hher an" give A'H
chance at ms own no'Aaay meal
"heh "o' came l"'o tne s'ole WIN
a b's'Ief IN hlS hand ana S'id;
II sect "a ooy Z 40 up TINS ere oaS-
het ron toe door an" lnn' ana run
'itvr nm and made aim give 1t up
'AY j"'' y"o are an honest BOY
Yes, S'r'
"And y"" io3@ IKE 6ood boy
1e''s'F,
AN" g'o1 boys snonI' Always oe
encouraged IN " box IN the back
room ttfre are eight dozen eggs. You
may take them home to your mother
and keep the basket.
The grocer had been saving those
eggs Tor days and weeks to reward
some one, In rewardlng good boy
he a'so got eight dozen bad eggs car
rjed out OF the ne1ghoorhood free OF
cost, and he cbHck'ed a 1ttle chuck
as ne walked homeward,
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to Lord Carrisbrook whom m two
years she was to marry.
The darling OF her father and moth
er, the pei OF her fntrre husband.
she also became the favorl,a of her
brother, and no one had more cause
than she to rejoice at the discovery Of
the Gipsys Secret
THE ESD
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

s..,x-..p no .- ~ as-.-s, s'SA
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One > lhaTe, tonrlnsertlonsor less.SLGG
ench subsequent ust1lan. ~
g two months 3
three months: 3
six months 8
one year :: Y
Twelvelines constitute asquare.
~ A iberal leductiormade to yearaJ
advertisers
Local or special notices % CENTS n lint
JOB PRINTING executed with neaf
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms.
Materials all new and goodimprsssiaJ
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY.
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ARRIVE IlECHANICSTOWN

From Baltimore AID Westminster at II
G7 A NJ and ,:37 2 "
From Wiiiaasport and llagerstown u.
T37 IN, anG 3;35 p N
Enmittsburg Rnad-Leave FmmItts-
burg al 7:20 and 10 c5 a. IN. and o:lo p. m
ard arrive at Rocky Ridge 7;jo and l0.53
al. M and $40 p m. Trains north, leave
Rocky Ridge at $40 and ll;20 nj. and
7.2O pm. and arrive ct Enmittshurs at
S4O aud IL 80 a. IN, and $50 p. m
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
at 805 and II 10 a. m. and 7l0 p. IN.
Trains for York and Hanover, leaves
junction ut 830 a. III aud $50 p nj.
BALTIMORE AND Gun RERLAND
VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Trains South leave Waynesboro 6.25 a. m
and 2 20 and 7.4O r. IN. arriving at Edge
mont at g 50 a. IN. aud Q As and I 05 p. m.
Trains North leave Edgeulont al 1922 a.
m and 3 90 and s 822 p. IN. and arrive at
Waynesboro Ut l2 45 IS and $50 p. u
JIM. HOOD,
Gen'l Manager
- H. GRISWOLD.
c-nl Ticket Agent
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Don't buy piano for your daugh:
ter, when your son needs plow.
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One has only "a 1ip - hr praised.
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NN and after Sunday, oc,eGer2i, 1889
~ Passenger Trains will run 1s loI
lows
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-26

A Republican meeting was held in ur-
sina school hall on the evening Of Oct. 10Th,
1881, and was called to order by Committee
man Wm. Shaw, when the following officers
were elected Chairman, Maj. Heslop;
Vice Presidents, J. Previer, +. Dull, A. 7.
King. A. A. Miller, J. A. jenkins and l..
Forquer; Secretaries. !. J. Miller and J. Il.
Jennings.
Capt. Bd. p. Scull was introduced, and
spoke of the importance of having a true
and tried man elected TO fill the important
Office of State Treasurer, and hoped it would
be s. NJ Baily, of Fayette-
The next speaker was our candidate for
Prothonotary, S. L. Trent, who distinguish
ed himself as political speaker in the late
campaign. lie spoke of the valuable ser
vices of the Hon John Cessna during the
late canvass that much was due him for
securing a large majority in Ohio, Indiana
and Pennsylvania for our lamented Gar.
field that this Judicial District has man
who has the respect of the people, and all
the qualifications for Judge. Mr.. Cessns
being present, was introduced. and gave the
meeting a stirring speech on the progressive
principles Of the Republican party, which
is about twenty-five years old, and to-day
has great power.
DIR. Fichtner. Of Confin .nce, made q few
appropriate remarks, when the meeting
closed with three 1ousing. cheers for Baily
- N s.Ir< -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-26

Last Friday afternoon it was rumorcd
| about town that party of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad officials would arrive in Som
erset, and that they desired TO meet the bus
iness men OF the town. The gentlemen COM
posing the party were Samuel Spencer,
Third Vice President John w. Davis, AS
sistant to First Vice President James l..
Randolph, Chief Enginer Chas. X. Lord,
General Passenger Agent; w. NJ. Clements.
Mister of transportation Col 5. X. John
son, Master of Road John c. Davis. Mas
ter Of Machinery A. ]. Cromwell, his as
sistant Frank Harriott, General Freight
Agent C. f. Ways, his assistant /; John
Bradshaw, Superintendent of Construction
and Repairs T. NJ. King, General Superin-
tendent Of the Pittsburgh Division and
branches c. NJ. Serpell, Master of Transpor-
tation j. T. sampsell, Master of Macbin-
cry III. S. Burgesser. Assistant General
Freight Agent, Pittsburgh Division. and sew
eral other gentlemen.
These gentlemen left Baltimore Thursday
morning for the express purpose ofinspecting
the Somerset and Cambria Railroad. The
special train, composed of four parlor cars
and a smoker, arrived in Somerset at 4:30.
Carriages were in waiting at the depot and
the gentlemen were driven TO the Somerset
House, where an informal reception was
held.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-26

DESERVED PRoIoTIoN.-Shake. 1t is with
pleasure that we learn of the deserved pro-
motion of our old friend. Dr. Fl. J. Penrod,
of the L. 5. Signal Service. General Hazen.
our ''new probabilities when promoted
Chief Signal Officer, in place OF General
Myer, deceased. Immediately recognized the
distinguished services of our Somerset Coun-
ty boy and placed him in charge Of the Me-
teorological Division of his Office. For sew
en- months he filed his trust with snch
marked ability and satisfaction that now on
establishing new division in the Office he
has been made Marine Agent" of the SER
vice. His headquarters will be in Washing
ton, but his duties, varied in nature, will re-
quire him to visit all the principal seaports
in the United States. He starts for Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston in a
few days.