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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-27
PERSONAL.

". w. Brooks, dentist, $50 Main.
Mr.. q. L. Priddy, Of Bartlett, and
Hiss Summerville are to be married
tomorrow near Mason. Tenn.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmakera and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re.
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson.
Mr.. Charles Wright and wife, o.
Evansville, Ind, are the guests Of
Mrs. Jesse Armstrong, 219 Vance
street.
Miss Mamie Gibson, Of Nashville
and Miss Ada Calhoun, Of Stauu ton.
Tenn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D.
G. Shelby, No. AS Mississippi avenue.
Miss Sallie Whitmore, a member Of
one Of the advanced classes Of the
Wesleyan Female College, at Browns.
vile, is spending the vacation in the
city and is the guest other cousin, Mr..
R. H. Whitmore. on Goslee street.
Best in the wOrld-A new patent
sofa bed lounge-specialties for Xma.
presents--6ne desks. baby buggies
brackets, etc., etc. Special bargains
10 furniture and carpets, to reduce
stock. Ames, Beattie & Co., 36;
Main street. 95t
Mr. A. Allen, proprietor of the
Merchants Hotel at St. Paul, one o.
the finest hotels in the Northwest. il
in the city on a brief visit to biz
brother. Of the firm Of Bartholomew
& Allen, aud other friends. Nearly
all Memphiaps who go to Minnesota
stop at the Merchants, where they are
sure Of a cordial welcome aud elegauI
comfort. Mr.. Allen is pleased with
his trip South, and promises to CONF
Oftener.
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Colonel N. Q. Galway, Colonel Bar.
'teau, Judge 7. W. Brown.
The Central Methodist church and
Suuday.schoOl enjoyed their Christ
mas tree last night. There we're just
enough Rotations BY the little Sun.
day.school children to make 1t highly
entertaining 10 the older persons IN
attendance, Several handsome pres.
ents we're distributed, among which
was a gold watch and chain, a gift
from the church to Miss Emma
Young.
Alta regular meeting of HiddekeI
Lodge, No. 100 /. o. B. B., the fol.
lowing officers we're elected to serv,
during the ensuing term: s. Slayer
President j. Kittay, Vice President
Henry Brown, Secretary; Sol Gold,
baum, Treasurer; Louis Goldsmith
Warden; HenOch Coin, Outside
Guardian; Louis Goldsmith, Repre-.
sentative. Louis Goldsmith, San
Hirsch, E. Barlnds, Trustees.
At a regular meeting of Diamond
Lodge, No. $50, K. of H., the follow
ing officers were elected to serv'
during the ensuing term: Martin
Cohen, Dictator; j. L Eichberg, Vice
Dictator; H. A. Miller, Assistant
Dictator Nathan Bach, Reporter; w
B. VIM, Finance Reporter; Louil
Goldsmith, Treasurer; James Leslie
Guide; II. L Mallick, Guardian, Mix,
Miskel, Sentinel; S. BesthOF, Chap
lain; Ii. A. Tstum, Representative
Joe Mancini. alternate; H. j. Lynn
L. P. Cooper, B. F. Halter, Trustees
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Wedding ID CaIyarr Chureh.

This forenoon at eleven o'clock
Miss Jennie L. Joyner, a popular and
exceedingly handsome Young lady, was
led to the hymeneal altar by Mr..
Benz, X. Williams, a we'll known and
rising business man of this city. The
nuptial ceremony was performed at
Calvary church by the Rev. George
White, in the presence Of a large
number Of friends Of the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams went south
on a wedding tour by the noon train,
carrying With them the best wishes Of
a host Of people for a long and happy
connubial life.
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DaEed Exile.
Special to Cincinnati Commercial

Special to- Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, December 25.-Gen.
eral Thomas o. Osborn, Minister Ia
the Argentine Republic, who has been
in Washington a few weeks, is on the
point of returning to Buenos Ayres.
General Osborn has represented the
United States in Buenos Ayres for
nine years, and this is his frat visit to
his native land in that time. Ho
has been so long in South
America that no has come to
regard that country as his home. A
few days spent in Chicago, which
was his place Of residence for twenty
years, made him home sick, and filed
him with an intense desire to be of
for his adopted country. He'was lost
10 q wilderness Of strange faces in
Chicago, and would stand for an hour
at a time watching the rushing throng
on the busy streets without seeing a
man he knew. When he left there
ten gears ago he was as widely known,
probably, as anybody 10 the city. but
il seemed to him that most every
friend and acquaintance Of other years
had been swallowed in the mad whirl
Of that impelpops metropolis.
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sweet are the Uses Of Adverslt '

OeNrolt tree Press
A boy Of twelve stood leaning
against the fence on Dufield street
hat pulled down, feet crossed. and his
right hand going up occasionally 10
wipe his nose, when along came an
other anatomy about his size and
asked;
"Sick?"
NO
any OF the family dead2"
Going TO run away"
II dunno; I've just been licked"
Who did it?"
Dad"
Did your ma ask him to-"
Yes. She told him | had been
aching tor it for more than a MONTH"
Say" said the new arrival. you're
IN luck. Tn trying my best to git
dad to whale me. I'd give fifty cents
1t he bad tanned me this noon and il
was al through hurting"
Why"
"Why2 Haven't | got three dollars
saved up to buy pap and marin Christ
mas presents, an if | can git en- to
whale me before Christmas wont I
spend every cent Of that money ON
myself How much you got?"
Two dollars"
Bully You are all right. You've
been licked, and they won't eTpect
even a stick Of gum frem their
pounded son, I'll 20 home and slam
the baby around and steal sugar and
Kick the cat and sass mother. and III
can get walloped to night IN meet
you hore to morrow, aud we'll pool
IN and buy more pistols and soalping
knives and rock caudy and nuts aud
raisins than you ever saw before. Yes.
peel me down, dear father-hang nv
hide on the fence, mother darlinglo
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Carpets, furniture.

just received: Bedroom and parlor
furniture, ingram and Brussels car.
pets, latest styles; baby buggies, FIR,
desks, brackets, ETC., suitable fol
Christmas presents.
AMEs, BEATTIE d Co.,
9lf 1863 and 1855 Main street.
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InsT.
srRAYEn.

NEWFOUNDLAND %Pup-trom 336 Vance
~ street. oa Sunday piEht. Deoembe 2lih,
black newfoundland pap, six months Cd
large Tor bis age white about the breast and
neck, end Of tai white. Answers name Of
AppLIpR;y sS feward ior hi return to KIRk
ALLrN ~ W.. AJ Front street, %
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SOL COLEMAN'S
~CONUNDRUM. ? ? ?

Fave Your smoky Chimneys
Cured
And defective .Aues examined by
calling on II. LEMON. No cure nc
pay. S8t
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Blue rOinis, shrewsburys, Great
Kills, I.ynDhayen Bays. Horn
IHafbers, constantly received by
Hensy Luehrmaun, cot
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NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
SHELL OYhTRWy.

Blue POinIs, Shsew.burys, Great
killg, . ynnbaven Bays, Horn,
Harbers, constantly received by
Henry LuehrmRRn, s6t
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OaSeSAos
Immense quantities of fresh bulk
aud a oysters received daily at
Clements, for sale low by can, dozen
or gallon. S9t
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DIR > TURKEYS,
All kinds Of Fresh Fish,


POrterhOuse and LOin steaks,
also Prime Rib ROasIs trimmed
close and sold Rt lowest market
prices. SeesseI's Market,
73t I2l& 33I Main, near Union.
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fresh Perique Tobacco at
II. IsCh,
NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
NHELL OYATRnn

Blue Points, Shrewsbury, Grsn,
AiiiF' LynnhaVen Rays. Born
Harbers, constantly received nv
Henry LuehPmann. ga
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CHEW BLACK HAWK.

A 6ne selection of gas fixtures al q
globes at Bailsy's. 295 Second. Git
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so cents Each, the
Very Best on Earth
At SOL COLEMAN'S
Cigar Palace.
OystersI OystersI

Rubber toys at the Rubber store
all this week at less than cost.
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NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
SHELL OYSTERS.
Blue Points, ShreWsburys, Great
Kills, ~Lynnhaveu Bays, Horn
HRrbers, constantly received by
Henry Luehrmann. 66t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-27

Meerschaum Goods are sold very
low By
III. HI - H,
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Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, ETC., bound at tho PunI1o
LEDGER bindcry, l3 Madison street,
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CarDets. OIL Cloths. LiuOIeum.

Rugs, shades, etc, at reduced prices until
/ move to my new store. G.. w. NALL
1852 Main street. OF
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Cabinets, 50 per dozen.
First-elRss work.
COtIsge Gallery, 20 Real 81. SSt
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Pork hams aud kettle rendered lard
l25 JOHN REID, 1856 Front.
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7. FransiOli, 2se Front, receives
Shell OysterF daily by express.g7t
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CHEW BLACK HAWK.

Grstes and ManteIs set
w. b. Jockey, $50 second. lOi
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NEW YORK; AND NORFOLK

Rubber toys at the Rubber store
all this week al less than cost.
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Rubber toys at the Rubber store
all this week at less than cost.
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TeIePhOnel Telephone.
Telephone Clement your orders for
oysters, fish and game, wholesale or
retail. All orders filed promptly, the
goods guaranteed and delivered free.
SGT
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For your Christmas Slippers or Shoes
90 TO V0EGELI q Co, 27l Main street
and 40 Main street.
LARGE VARIETY,
99t LOW PRICES.
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CHOICE DRESSED TURKEYS
Fresh Celery.
Fresh spare Ribs,
Rabbits very cheap,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
Baltimore Can Oysters,
Choice Fresh Meats Of RlI kinds
QuRlls and Wild Ducks,
VICTOR ID. FUUIHS' MARKET,
30 and Al Jefferson ~.
GHrFree delivery. est
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
3AI Second street. l07t
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VOsgeIi g. CO.,
Cheap cash boot and shoe store, 40 Main
treet. Prices lower than ever. 93t
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS a joint resolution was adopt
ed by the Legislature OF Nebraska AZ the
sixteenth session thereof, and approved
February %, 1851, proposing An amend
ment to section one ~, article seven ~
Of the Constitution of said State. and That
said section As amended shall read ss fol-
lows. to-wit:
"SEC. !. Every person OF the age OF
tweaty-one years or upwards, belonging
20 either of the following classes, who
shall have resided in Jni. State six
months, and in the county. precinct or
ward, fo- the term provided by Law, shall
be an ~elecror:
FIRST. Citizens Of the United States.
Second. Persons OF foreign birth who
shall have declared their intention 10 be-
come citizens conformably 70 the laws Of
the United States on the subject OF nsrG-
raliZstion. ii least thirty days prior TO Al
election"
Therefore. !. Albinus Nance. Governor
OF the state OF Nebraska do hereby give
notice IN accordance with section one a..
article fifteen (l3h Of the Constitution,
and the provisions Of An act entitled An
Act 20 provide the manner Of proposing
amendments 10 the Constitution and sub
hitting shs same 70 the electors Of this
state" approved February 13, 1877, that
said proposed amendment will be submit
ted 10 the qualified voters Of this State
for ratification or rejection az the general
election TO be held OF the tn day Of No
vember. 1ss2.
IN HINES WHEREOF. ! have h~ereuntO
set my hand and caused 20 be affixed the
great seal Of the State. Done AZ Lincoln.
thi. 10th day Of July. L.
D. l.e9, the sixteenth
GREAT SEAL. year Of the State, and OF
the independence Of the
United States, the one
hundred and seventh.
(Signed)
ALBUMS NANCE,
Attest: (Signed) Governor.
;. j. ALEXANDER
Secretary Of State
By Z. p. ROGGEN. Deputy. I4-3m
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
Letter List.

The following i a list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the post-ofice. in
Columbus. Neb for the week ending
September y. lss2:
A-Miss Minnie Auderegg, Miss Ellen
Anderson =, Elder K. j. Anthony, MIR.
August Arlt.
B-Miss Aunt Butterpig, Jacob Bod
ner. Mr.. Jak Bait.
D-Mrs. Margert Demody, Miss Lena
Dostrom 3.
C-Jseob Chace >, Willie Cossey. John
Casperry.
Holm Hosner.
Nv. L. L~iyeingston, W. B. Lane.
Mr.. J. G. MerIahn.
P-S. c. Parduer.
If not called for in 81 days will be sent
TO the dead letter office. Washington, d.
c. When called for please say ..adver-
tised," A. these letters are kept separate.
E. -. GERRARD, p. NJ.
Columbus. Nesr.
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27

Land Office At Grand Island, Neb-,l
Sept. 18th, 1882
NOTICE il hereby given that the
following-named settler mas nled
notice of his intention TO make maj
proof in support of mis- claim, n that
SAID proof will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court OF Platte
Co., at Columbus, Nebraska on Thurs
day October 18th lss2, viz:
Carsten Petersen additional homestead
No. 1l0i4 for the South u South East y
Section :. Township Is, north Of Range
West. He names the following Wit
nesses TO prove bis continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz /:
Peter F. Kettleson, Christ Martens, Fred.
T~es,endarf, and William Lsseke, all OF
Metz Platte County Nebraska.
alw-5 N. B. HOXIE, Register.
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27

Everybody was surprised this
morning AT the announcement OF
Miss frankie Whites death, which
occurred last night. She was ap-
psrentEy in good health and attend
ing school until about three weeks
age, when ne cYmpisined of having
q headache and was accordingly dis
missed by tie teacher since then she
has grown worse by degrees, but no
one expected this. She was IA years
old and had many friends.
Corn looks well and farmers an
ticipate g good yield.
Wheat stacks are disappearing and
hay lie taking their place.
Alliance men have hoisted their
banner and predict glorious results
over the nomination of NeiIs Olson
for County Commissioner. Not only
Alliance men rejoice owe the NOM
instion, but the whole community
feels proud Of il, and well NAV they,
for he is a. honorable and hiss IS
many friends, (I believe, s. any man
in the county.
| noticed, in E. E. Ms. commun-
icatiou TO the Columbus Democrat of
last week, a question asking whether
Jay Gould had purchased the repub-
licsn party or not. In answer to tbi.
| will say, no" When we get so
degeuerared ss E. E. NJ. represents rs
20 De, We will negotiate with him to
propose q plan of sale with JAY
Gould in behalf of the "unprincipled,
degenerated party" As he represented
Us in the Democrat.
Meanwhile he need not over-tax
his superior % mental faculties about
this party. for the Democrats may
want TO place him in their alumni OF
intellect. YOUNG REPORTER.
Sept. Is, 80. .
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
List OF Diplomas Awarded by
the COlambu. Driving Park
and Fair Association, SepteH.
her Slh. lS93,

W e Hess. Sd best work horse.
John W~Ullchleger, Sd best sucking colt.
Ernest Mullen. Sd best mare and colt.
James Hsney, Sd best 2 year old colt.
John Wurdsman, Sd best l year old colt.
Wm sswn, Sd best working stallion.
Sidney Wadsworth, best donkey colt.
David Dowty, Sd hest draft stallion.
Becker, Cd best family horse.
" q Randall ID and Sd best 2 year old
heifers.
" Dickinson. best short horn calf.
Mrs F Z Gillett, best HoIsseIa cali.
Preston & Mcbride. best grade calf.
j Il Meyer best 10 head Of calves.
Preston & Mcbride. best 6 months old
lambs.
Hsyis Richardson, best 3 lambs
Meyer, best eWe and twin lambs.
] Mclean & Co, best patent tubular
fountain enclosure for graves.
VIM Becker, test FatherlAnd AND dish,
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
PR0RATE NOTICE

In the matter of the Estate OF Edward ID.
Sheehan, deceased:
NNOTICE Is hereby given that the
creditors OF sae deceased. will meet
the Administrator and Administrator OF
said estate, before me, County Judge OF
Platte County, Nebraska, At the County
Court Room, in said County. on the 3orh
day Of August, lsc2, on the Both day OF
November, lSsa. aud on the Sd day Of Feb
ruxry. 1883, At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. each day.
for the purpose Of presenting their claims
for examination, adjustment and allow
ance. six (6l months are allowed for
creditors 10 present their claims, and n
year for the Administrative and Admin
istrsror 10 settle said estate, from the 81
day of August, ISL
Dated, July 9th, A. ID. 1882.
JOHN q. HIGGINS
lax County Judge.
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
New comb honey al Hudson's. If
Mems lean suits $3.50 at Kramer's 3.

New COMP money 81 HUDSON ;. u
Mems Jean suits $3.50 at Kramers.
Sparkling soda water at Hudson's.
New millinery goods at Mrs.
Stump's. q #
20 yards Dress plsids for 81, at
Kramer.
Balls Heslth-preserying corsets can
only be found at Galley Bros.
Kid gloves at low prices at Mrs.
Stump's. Zip
Buy your dried beef Clipped ready
for the table, at John Heitkemper's.
u II
California and Utah fruits at
Hudson's. If
Wooden yarn so cents per pound at
Kramers.
For Scotch and Irish whistles
go to Ryan's on 18th street. 37-tf,
Needles and attachments for all
kinds of sewing machines, at Ar
nold's Jewelry Store. 5
Ready made dresses and underwear
at Mrs. Stump's. 22-lp
Go to VIM. Rysn's on 11th
treet for your fine Kentucky whis-
kies. 2Owtf.
For bargains in Ladies' and Misses
trimmed hats, to close the season, at
Galley Bros.
4 Fresh Oysters at Hudson's. - If
AFssshsoods arriving avery moetA
at5CHiaLIE Shows 1874
Heavy brown duck, 10 cents per
yard, at Kramers.
Arnold & Lewis have sold over one
hundred No. s W. ". machines in
four months. s
The finest line of Ladies, Misses
and Gents shoes, at the loves prices,
at Galley Bros.
Ladies if you want q stylish hat or
bonnet go to Mrs. Stump. 22-lp
Arnold & Lewis carry the largest
stock of sewing machines to be found
this side of Omaha. S-tf
New carpets, oilcloths, and linoleum
st krsmer's.
AANes s6ffmestp pure ehfsese
te4s aeuChkRLIE SG6ANS l2th street.
Cashmere silk. satin velvet plush by
the yard at low prices al Mrs. Stump's.
The purest Oil for sewing machines
at A. j. Arnold's Jewelry store. Is Il
We have just received from New
York the latest styles Of Ladies col
lerettes. Galley Bros.
You can hny the New York Singer,
warranted to be the nest Singer in the
market, of Arnold & Lewis, s
Mrs. Stump, frst,cls.s dressmaking
cutting aud fitting. Makes dresses to
order. Ny work shsll not be surpass,
ed. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Mems full stock boot, only 81 a,
Kramer.
Brosdheads, slpacas, Mohair- ant
gerster cloths can be found al GALLEY
Bros, Sole agents for Columbus.
All kinds of sewing machines re
paired At Arnold's JeweIry Store, sDC
ell work warranted. s
Look to your interest before 5syinI
a sewing machine, and ave money b.
calling al ArnOld's Jewelry Store. s
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
TUESDAY, Sept. Is, 1882.

Board met as per adjournment.
Roll called, all present. Reading OF
minutes of previous meeting was
deferred.
Personal property tax of Barker s
Newman for 1880, was ordered TO be
stricken from the tax list for said year
as they produced receipt that said
property vas assessed and taxes paid
thereon in Merrick county.
The final finding in the mstter of
v~acating road on y section line in
sections q and 80, Is, l east, were now
spread upon the records OF this Board.
The application OF Mrs. Csspsry for
aid was dismissed.
Road overseer Mausbsch was grant,
ed lumber for use in his road district.
The county treasurer was instructed
to strike from the tax list the ". y of
S. W. a, 2, l9, ? west, the same being
8 homestead entered in November,
1878, and therefore not taxable.
The personal property assessed to
". V. Morse & Co. for 1881, was cor
rected to $500.
Commissioner Hudson wss appoint
ed q TO oversee the grading
on the Gottschslk road, and to have
the necessary %culverts put in.
On motion il was agreed to employ
Whitmoyer, Gerard & Post to defend
the county in the case of [. P. r. r.
Co. vs. Platte county.
The following bills were allowed {:
ON GENERAL FUND.
CIV Galley. house rent for sherif.s 81 50
Fred. Riemer. hauling lumber ? %
Julius Rasmussen, merchandise
for pauper co
Henry Gass. collins for paupers
and merchandise ....-......-.. - 10
81. Mary's Hospital. boarding and
nursing paupers.---.......-...-- $50 81
c. Wske. watching sick pauper... ! 90
J. W. Esrly. clerks hire ....... 40 90
W. B. Dale, work for Co. Supt $780,. 90
John Heitkemper. merchandise for
pauper Buckly -............. 81 90
Rickly q Hoffman,, meat for psuper
Buckiy ...... -.....-... II %
for psupers .................... II IS
j. E. Moncrief, Co. Supt -...-..... 81 90
Mrs. Hamer. boarding c. Hamer. - 80
Dr.. Z. Hoehen. attending small
pox patients.'..........'...-... 30 90
on BRIDGE FUND.
Thomas Otis. lumber ..... $ s 50
| Columbus Lumber L Grain Com
PAW. lumber 500 30
Board adjourned to October I'd, 81.
st 10 O'Clock g. N.
JOHN STAUFFER, Co. Clerk.
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27
FINAL PROOF.
Land Office AZ Grand Island, Neb-

Land Office AZ Grand Island, Neb.J
Aug. 81 lssa.
NOTICE Is hereby given thar the fol-
~ lowiug-named settler has iIe1 notice
oil Ms TO make rnal proof IN
support Of MS claim, and tsas xaia proof
Will be made hsioye she Clerk OF the
District Court OF Platte Co. Neb. a,
Columbus, on Frtaay, Sept. essA, ,sss,
viz;
Anders Anderson. on Homestead No.
esse. for the \. a OF y Z. y. and v. X Of
y. W 4, Secion 81, Township - north,
OF Ring- 4 west He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dencs UPON, and cultivation Of. said land
yiZ: joan Blomqoist, Louis Peterson.
John Newman and v. d. Anderson, al OF
Looking Glass, Platte Co.. Neb,
l>wJ VI. b. HOXIE, Eegi.tsr,