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The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27

One uniform low price, all goods
msrAed in plain figures at krsmeris.
.A&Ae sssortnsa. ~ ~SandN-uood
.fack NFely NSxes..snd oskerfnSv-
CHhE>s
VIM. SchiitZ makes boots and shoe
in the best styles, aud Uses only the
very oast stock thai Cal be procured
in the market. 52tf
-Iank notes,-bsnk, joint, indi-
vidusl and work.and-labor, neatly
bound in books Of 80 and loo, for
sale st the Journal Office.
Ladies cslI at Arnold's jewelry
store and see samples of work done
without attachment. 2l-2
All having sick, lame or ailing
horses OF any kind should consult DR..
Lease first, al the Checkered Barn,
Columbus. 2ltf
WASTED.-Copying to do by q good
penmsu. Address A, lock-bo1 SO,
Columbus, Neb. /
Those gold watches snd fine chains
for Ladies and Gents at A. j. Ar
nolds store surpsss any l have seen.
2l4
Needles for all kinds OF Sewing
machines at ArnoId's Jewelry Store,
where you can buy theh Silent No. s
Wheeler s. Wilson. Is If
Farmers can be supplied with ex-
trss tor Buckeye machines. We have
a large stock on hand, but can get on
short notice anything wanted.
S-tf LUERs & HoEFELMAN.
Turkey red table linen, warranted
fast colors, IS cents per yard At Kra-
mera
For sale on long time and low
price all that choice selection of
Land known a. the Richards Lands
and formerly sold be j. A. Reed. Att
SAM,L. c. SMITH.
Statesmen wanted in every town
in Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and Mis-
souri.-Liberal wages paid to those
who can furnish cash security En-
close stamp for particulars. Box %,
Omaha Neb. 224
$1,000 reward for any machine that
will do the varieties of work without
attachments that can be done on the
Wheeler & Wilson No. s machine.
For sale at Arnold's Jewelry Store.
Don't you forget that the New. ST.
lent No. s runs the easiest, the most
simple to operate. You can do the
greatest variety of work, end il is the
least liable TO get out OF order. For
sale At Arnold's Jewelry Store, Co.
lumbus, Nebr. s
Buy the No. s Wheeler s. Wilson
sewing machine. You get sttach-
ments TO do twenty varieties of work.
Sold at Arnold's Jewelry store. Is tt
Jacob Schrsm is now located on
18th street, e A. & n. depot, where
ne will be glad 10 see his old and new
customers. He carries welI-select-
ed stock of dry goods and notions and
will sell at the very lowest prices the
market will warrant. eff
The prize offered by A. J. Arnold
tA1 oSSt SoLIHiS vi WIN NOhN
upon any sewing machine was award
ed Miss Mary Steinbsugh for work
done upon the Wheeler & Wilson No.
s. which machine took the prize and
dipIoms, and to-day Mrs. DR.. Heintz
is the happy owner of the machine
that did the fine fancy work on the
fair grounds. operated by Mr.. T. A.
Potts. 2l-2
Many OF our subscribers are
taking the american Agr1culturlst
with the JOURNAL, both for s. 90 a
year payable in advance. The AZ
ricuiturist is published in English
and German, is finely illustrated, and
is conducted on old-fsshioned prin-
cip!es OF honesty and common
sense. II.
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The Chicago Herald.

Elsewhere will be found the sd-
vertisement of the Chicago Herald,
one of the best, neatest, cleanest and
incest newspapers il the country,
edited By Hon. Frank W. Palmer,
late of the Inter-Oce1n. We will
furnish the COLUMBUS JOURNAL and
the Feekly Chicago Herald, one
year, for 1915; JOURNAL aud Sun
day Herald, 81 JOURNAL and Daily
Herald sS.J u. 4O-tf
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FINAL PROOF.
Land Once at Grand Island, y

Land Once At Grand Island, Seb-l
Aug. =, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing-uamed settler has died notice
OF MS intention 20 make ina proof In
support Of his claim. and th0 said proof
will De made before CA Newman, 0AEk
Of the District Court, At Columbus, Ne
braska, or September Soth, 1852, viz:
Deidrich Behleu, for the E \ y. {. j,
and y. Z. y of :. L. y, Sec 2, Township
Is Range / west. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove MS continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of said
land, viz: Fred. Seims, D.. Drunken, L.
Buss and G.. j. kuper, all OF Colum-
bus, Neb.
lsw5 VI. B. HOXIE, Register.
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Sisters School.

St. Francis School, under the man
agement of the Sisters, will be re-
opened on Monday, the 4th of Sept.
Arrangements have been made for
taking also, besides day scholars,
pupils in board. Music, both vocal
and instrumental, will also be taught
by the Sisters. For particulars, sp-
ply 30 SISTER JosEPHA,
Superioress OF 81. Francis School.
l6-7p
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rag soap.
Mrs Ira Mullen, best display OF birds.
4 J Arnold, jr. best pillow shams.
Z ID Fitzpatrick, best show case of
fancy goods.
James Naylor, jr, best gOurd eggs.
Miss Marian George. best bracket lam
~breqUin.
Miss Eva Mexican. best worsted tidy.
F Brodfuehrer, best show case Of jew
eIry.
Mrs c E Morse. best display gooseberry
jelly.
Miss Ida Wescott, best jar strawberry
and apple jelly and current jam.
Mrs " Il Hess, best cucumber pickles,
jar of preserved crabs, can Of raspberries,
jar Of grape jelly. jar of raspberry jam.
Mrs q P Coolidge, best plum preserves.
Mrs L VI Ssley, Cd best pair wooden
mittens, and best toilet set and worsted
work.
Miss Mamie Mullen, best silk embroi-
derry.
Miss Jennie Gowar, best specimen lace
collar.
Mrs " Y Bissell, best collection oil
paintings.
Mrs Z F Farmer, best miniature toy
house.
Mrs c : Webster, best Japan squasnes.
Mrs Finalson, best pair lace mitts.
Miss Ada NJ AverilI, best tides, silk
purse and splssher.
Miss Anna AverilI. best tides.
A. - f.
drspery.
Mis-. Rose North. honiton lace.
Geo We.eott. best s beets.
Chas Wake, best parsnips and carrots.
Henry ~Redinbsugh. Sd best 8 samples
corn on stalk.
John Messing. Sd best bushel yellow
corn.
J Becker, Sd best y busheI oats.
" NJ Stevens, best collection OF apples
raised il the state.
Thomas Williams. I'd best quilt.
T A Potts, best specimen sewing ma
chine work done OIL tine ground.
J + Roberts, best crsyOn portrait and
drawing.
VIM BloedOrn. best reaper and mower.
champion make
krsuse 4 Lubker, best wind mill pnmp
and feed mill.
Chas Schroeder. best - harrow. well
pumps. farm wagon 49, maze family
car rage.
Becker & Welch, best SOD sack of -four.
f d Fitzpatrick. best psrlor organ,
(Estey make and library organ.
A J Arnold, best sewing machine,
Wheeler 4 Wilson make
J E Munger. best display Of cabinet and
upholstered furniture.
p Coolidge, best display of tin
made in county.
c Farmer, best churn, milk pan and
dog power.
James PearsalI, best display carpenter
work.
Arnold Gluer, best bird mouse.
Martin BIoedorn. curiosity IN bottle.
Harry Arnold. best case stuffed birds.
Willie Becher. best sample sod corn.
james Nsylor, jr. best squaw corn.
Mrs & W Clother. best shelf Grapery
and tides.
Mrs limerick. best hand bag.
Friedrich h Co. best clOsks, dres.
goods. silks, skirts and shoes.
Miss ~Steinbaugh. wOr>L-d motto.
Miss Mamie Mullen. worsted motto.
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liz Colfax Co., near Platte Co. line,
50 acres, 40 Of which are under the
pillow a; frame dwelling, horse and COW
stables, COW sheds and cOrrsIs, corn
cribs, windmill and 2 pumps water
40 #. from surface), some fruit sad
forest trees.
Also l6O acres, LEO under cultivs-
tion, ceres of forest trees. Both
Tracts have first rate stock range, and
road facilities. 5000 for each tract
on easy terms.
l5-x Il. MACKENZIE.
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FINAL PROOF.

Land Office 1t Grand Island, Neb..l
Aug. p, 1882
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
fOllowing-uamed settler has fled
notice OF his intention To make rnal
proofin support OF his claim, and that said
proof will De made before c. A. Newman
Clerk of the District Court AZ Colun
bus, on Sept. 3oth, lssa, viz:
David Z. Jones, for the 5. Z. y Sec Ia
Township - Z. 5 W. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove mis- continuous
residence upon. and cultivation Of, said
land. viz: James Il. WilslzgIe, Robert
K. Mckeown, Hale Chapman and, Andrew
o. OonneIl all of 81. Bernard Nsbr.
1875 NJ. Il. HOXIE. Register.
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M0Aic.

Brainsrd's Musical World for..Sep-
TENDER is q very good number. Forty
pages of valuable matter ON musical
subjects, together with five pieces of
new and beautiful music. Subscribe
for the JOURNAL and World At this
office, both for So q year, or send for
the World st Chicago, subscription
price Sl.G. PA
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Farms for Sale.

section, 8 miles northeast of Co.
Iumbus. 40 acres broke, house, stable,
we'll, etc, besides 10000 trees, princi-
pslly ash and boxelder. Price 5000.
$40 acres in Polk Co., on Clear Creek.
living water which never freezes, 40
acres in cultivation, dwelling, stable,
etc. A splendid stock farm. Price
$1,000. Address
GUY c. BARSUM.
5l-12 Columbus. Neb.
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MARRIED.

COURTRIGHT - MAR0HN - At the
house OF the brides parents, in COlfaX
county on sept. 18th, lss2. by Rev. e.. q.
A. HUIlhorst, Mr.. N. a. COPYRIGHT and
Miss Minnie :. Marohn.
May their loye never know doubt or
change or decay" is the heartfelt wish Of
their many friends.
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TUESDAY, Sept. l.. lSS:

NNp AOO-'
Board met as per adjournment.
Present, commissioners Michael Ma
her, Joseph Rivet and II. j. Hudson.
end John Stsuffsr, clerk.
Reading of minutes deferred.
BIDS for grading Gottschslk road
were opened and conrrscr awarded To-
Martin Reagan, provided said Reagan
fUTI.ish satisfactory bond.
Com. Hudson reported that the sew
ersl delinquent tax lists had been ex-
smined and checked. The county
treasurer was thereupon- instructed to
proceed and collect said delinquent
taxes.
The county treasurer and county
Clerk were instructed TO prepare the
delinquent tax list for 1851 on or be-
fore November 1st, 1882.
Com. Hudson reported that he had
made arrangements with Mr.. Harvey
to furnish q oom and fuel to Mrs.
Tigner and children at 50 per month
The county surveyor was instructed
to make an estimste of grading on
north Shell creek road, near James
Burrows.
The matter of correcting the record
vscating the road prayed for in Brug-
ger petition On y section line in sec
tlons y and "a, Is. l east, was now
taken up, c. A. Speice and G. q.
Bowman appearing for Ellis and
kusch, and ". 5. Geer appearing for
Wise and Brugger. The matter being
argued by counsel On both sides, the
Board deferred action thereon until
Tomorrow at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Board adjourned until tomorrow ST
9 o'clock q. III.
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FaPH for Sale.

Containing l6O acres of good land,
40 under cultivation, 5 sot in timber, y
farming land and the other . hay and
grass land, with plenty Of water. Sit
uated two miles from Duncan and imiles
from Columbus, near the Platte river.
House, barn and other buildings on the
premises. i'll be sold cheap for cash or
on lime. Inquire of Mrs. O'Hern, 81
Duncan. - KATE O'HERS
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came 20 nv premises in the eastern
part Of Columbus, sept. o, lsSa-
OSE RED AND WHITE HEIFER
CALI.
about three mont n old. The owner Is
requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take said animal away.
TsO5t7 MRS. EDWARD CLARK.
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We are informed that the lectures

We are informed that the lectures
at the Congregational church, We'd
nesday evening by Mrs. Lucy Stone
and DR.. H. J. Blackwell were highly
interesting, but enjoyed by q small
audience. After the lectures were
listened TO some prominent citizens
present were called upon to express
themselves, AND we are told that
Judge Gere, Judge Hensley and Hon.
j. E. North in short speeches de-
elsred themselves in favor of the
amendment. No representative of
the JOURNAL WAS present, and this
statement is not to be considered Sc
official. Miss Hindman ieetured at
the anne place FRIDAY evening. also
at the n. E church Saturday even
ing, and awakened quite an interest
on the subject OF woman suffrage in
this locality. With tho aid OF the
ladies Of Columbus she has COM
pieted a thorough county organization.
The following named gentlemen have
been elected as officers: n. s. Geer,
chairman L. A. Sueice, 5. c. Smith,
nnsnisl committee Rev. j. Gray, G.
q. Bow man, W. n. Hensley and s. {,
LoIgshore, committee on public
meetings and speaking; E. A. Ger.
rard, W. T. Rsnsdell, ". A. McAllis-
teI and A. NJ. HslIing committee on
advertising.
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For 8 creduious listener. all big
yarn spinnerS are referred to the edi-
tor OF the Fremont Herald. He mas
had a little personal experience thst
prepares him for anything in this line,
especially big fish stories. Here is
mis- experience: I'VE csn believe
almost any of the fish stories that we
are accustomed TO hear nowadays.
When it comes to catching clans with
g trolling line, there are no impossi-
biiities left to be accomplished in the
experience OF fishing. The other dsv
we were out with 8 party on the
lower Rswhide. aud as the trolling
line was following along several rods
behind the boat. ii was noticed that
some thing had taken the hook, OH
which q live minnow was fastened.
On being hauled in, the surprise Of
Our crew may be imagined when it
was found that q monster clam had
swallowed the hook, which wss so
tightly fastened in the closed shell
that it had to be pried and cut open
with q knife. We are not going to
theorize as to how an ungainly clam
could catch a hook moving along in
the water, which was here several
feet deep--we have doubtless severely
strained our reputation for veracity
by simply stating the fact that he did
it-but it is q fact, nevertheless, and
we are now prepared to believe all the
fish stories we have ever heard be-
FORE Don't attempt to bolt" the
above at n swallow, or disastrous
results may follow but fortity YOUR
self for the trying ordeal by remem-
boring that the writer is a newspaper
man, consequently truthful--snd thst
he is also temperate.
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At the residence of DR.. Armstrong
nae mile west of Postville P. O., Platte
Co, Nebraska, al ten O'Clock sharp,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2S, 1882,
stock and farm implements. Stock
% COVE, 4 METERS, 8 steers | year old,
10 steers 2 years old, 81 calves, / bull 3
years old, l bull 2 years old, l bull l
year old bulls all extra good, l span
good mules. Farm implements.--l
Marsh Harvester, l sulky plow, and
other farm implements.
Terms Ten dollars and under,
cash above that sun one years time
on bsnkable paper, At ten per cent.
interest, ten per cent. of for cssh.
HERBERT TRURsroN.
JOHN HUBER, A%uctioneer.
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stock Sale.
The undersigned will sell st hi.
residence, four miles west of Platte
Center, Platte county, Neb.
SATURDAY, Oct IA, 1882.
beginning al 10 q. m. sharp. 2 good
mares, one four years old and one
three, ! yearling horse colt, : good
bull, half Durham, 2 years old, 7 cows,
10 yesrling steers, 2 yesrling heifers.
10 spring calves, % sheep, including 2
bucks, II shosts, l farm wagon !
good cultivsror with seeder. ] sett OF
double harness, l reaper, / tanning
mill, l horse 4 years old. / colt 2 years
Cd, 3 yesrling colts, / spring colt, l
yoke OF oxen
Terms of sale Ten dollars and
under. cash, above that sum one years
time On bsnkable paper, ten per cent.
discount for cash.
JOHN III. JOHANNES.
JOHN HUBER, Auctioneer. 2l-2
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Wagner 4 Wes;cott have on hands
q inc lot OF new buggies, which they
sell At reasonable priras. 81 If
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Brick.

Thomas Flynn is prepared to fur
nish brick, either at his kiln north
west of the city delivere d anywhere
in the city, or built in the wall, al
reasonable rates.
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Communications. 70 insure insertion
IL the next issue. should be lii hand on
Mondays; if lengthy, on Thursdays
preceding i.~sue-day. Advertisements,
OF whatever class. should be il hand Oy
noon. Tuesdays.
Advertisements under tits head Is
cts. 3 line first Insertion. 10 cts. - lin
each Subsequent Insertion.
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The North Platte Telegraph gives
q detailed sccount of the burning of
the two men by prairie fire near there,
which was mentioned in last weeks
Journal. The names OF the unfortu-
mates are given as Abel Alexander
and Ralph Doe, employees OF Dillon i
Co. at their rancho. 1t appears that
the men, in order TO save some prop
erty belonging to their employ es.
started &c ride through the corden OF
fire surrounding them, but their
horses becoming bewildered stopped
in the very midst OF il. Alexander's
horse laid down, and dismounting be
escaped from the flames with no very
serious burns, but in aiding Doe, who
seemed bewildered by fame and
smoke and unable to extricate himself,
he was s~hockingly burned, but it is
thought will recover. Doe has since
died, and mis- remains taken to mis-
home in Vermont. The unfortunate
young mans father is q district Judge
Of his native state, and he, poor fel-
low, came out here last spring TO learn
the cattle business, with s view OF
eventually engaging in il.
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Sheep for yale.

5000 Wethers, average weight 13
lbs to ) years old. Address,
E. ". ORMsBY,
q II p Central City, Neb.
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CaIlie Lost

From my premises two head of
of them q spotted steer
two years old, both horns broken.
81 II NJ. h. Turner.
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NOTICE

Taken up, AZ my premises. on P sirie
creek, - miles west of Columbus,
ADARk ROAM MARE,
dneen or sixteen years old, switch tail,
and slightly knse-sprung and wOuld
weigh about w. lbs.
". ID. DAVIS.
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Hair w Ork.

Including guards and switches, done
to order, 2 doors south of Opera
House, by lax NJ. II. BENNETT.
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A good reliable man, At DIR. VIM,
Edwards farm, four miles north oil
Platte Center.
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Wanted.

A limited number of stock cattle to
feed during the winter at reasonable
rates. Inquire at this office. 22-tf
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Link Here =

The celebrated White sewing ma
chine for sale cheap for cash, or on
time, al Arnold's Jewelry Store. s
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Land for Sale.

l6O ares, ) miles west of Column
bus: - acres under cultivation. ~ acres
hay land; SO an acre. on easy terms.
Inquire ST JOURNAL Office.
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Piano. and OrSanH

The largest stock in Central Ne
brsska at E. D. Fitzpstrick's, opposite
post-ofice. lift
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head nye
cents - line. mr. insertion. three cent.
L line each subsequent insertion.
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NOTICE.

Came into nv herd. about ) miles north
OF Columbus, near Mathis bridge, the
latter part Of August,
A HEIFER CALF,
about three or four months old with req
neck and white body. The owner Is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges,
and take IL away.
49, THOMAS BURKE
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LOCAL NOTICES.
G, HeitkemDer

Advertisements ID this head nye
cent. - line each insertion.
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For Sale.
Farm Hand Wanted.

A few splendid young bosrs.
% st A. HEINRICH.
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COLUMBUS

our quotations of the markets are OBJ
tanned Tuesday afternOOn.snd are correct
and reliable az the time.
The Columbus journal., 1882-09-27

All kinds of horned stock bought
and sold also fat and stock hogs.
3.S-y d. ANDERSON.
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YOWnR Cow,


A few more left unsold. Call on
loft T. kKATING.
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BugSie>, Bacyies,

gar at &C Lsuck's. Try it and
you will use no other. 15-x
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Is agent for the following Pianos aud
Organs in Platte and ColtsI coun-
ties, viz:
Steinwsy.
Chickering,
Hallet & Davis, PisnOs.
Emerson,
kimball,
kimball, and O-rsn
lift Mason s. Hsmlin,
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REST % pasifs. I 1ST t ssi'F a. .ss
DGO4 money faster ~ work Or

ST. . day and upward made al home by
the industrious. Men, women. boys
and girls wanted every 10 work
for Us. Now il the time. You can work
10 spare time only or give your whole
time 10 the business. You can live 81
ho.ne and DO the work No other bust
ness will pay you nearly A. well. No
one can fail 10 make enormous pay BY
engaging 81 once. Costly Ournt and
terms free. Money made fast, easily
me nonorsbly. Address TRUE & o.,
AgUsIA, Maine 4Ian-y
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A Il
LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
HUMPHREY, NEBR.

Their lands comprise some nne tracts
in the Shell Greek Valley, and the north
ern portion of Plstte county.-Taxes
paid for non-resideuts. Satisfaction
guaranteed. By
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In the matter of vacation of road
on y section line in sections q and
81. l9, l east, the report of Com. Hud-
son vscstipg said road was re-sfirmed
and it was agreed 70 enter final fluid
ings in said matter on the record OF
this Board st their next meeting.
Adjourned until Tuesday Septem-
Der l9, 1852, at 10 o'clock q. N.
JOHN STAUFFER, Co. Clerk.
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September IL, 1852.


Board met a. per adjournment.
Roll called, all present. Minutes OF
previous meetings read and approved.
Contract was made with Marin
Reagan TO grade Gottschslk road.
The clerk was instru cted TO obtain
from the clerk of the {. 5. circuit
our At Omaha q copy of the petition
in the caseVf [. p. r. r. Co. vs. Platte
county.
Com. Hudson was authorized TO
have the Duncan bridge repaired and
to employ John Blssser for that pur-
pose.
The clerk was instructed TO ascer-
tain the cause of the delay of building
the Carrig ana Mathis bridges.
Road overseer Lucid was instructed
TO put up notices on the old Scully
bridge, that the same is dangerous
and unsafe, and that the county will
not DE responsible for any damage
sustained by any party crossing the
same.
An appropriation of S25 was made
but of the county general fund in
favor of the Teachers County Insti-
ute fund.
Bond of Martin Reagan for grading
Gottschslk road was approved.
Hart road having been petitioued
for, by consent, wa duly located.
Road overseer Daily was allowed
lumber for Use in his road district.
The following bills were allowed
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on FUND.
VIM. Diedrick. merchandise IS . 80
|. NiemolIer, merchandise-.. 81 10
J.W. Earlv, cash expended for Co. 81 30
Dowty, Weaver & Co. mdse. - -
Redemption OF tax sale certificate
No. I5.. for y. \, :. W. 4, Sec.
80. Il. l west. was ordered, same
being Government land, and
amount OF said certificate allow
ed to Co. treasurer. to witt. 90 90
ON BRIDGE IND
p. W. Schmitz. road yerseer IS i64 %
TAYLOR. Schultz & Co.. lumber. CO., 20
Ernst, SchwarZ & Co.. nails....... Is 81
Ernst. Schwarz s Co.. nails. 10 80
A. q. Quinn, repairing Gleason
bridge ........ 90
J. E. Iasker, lumber 90 s.
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EDTTT A large assortment OF
IL l.. California q Eastern
canned Fruit CHEAP.
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4 EE" big drives in shoes, rue
n syrups, choice cOt-es, tho
best OF tea.-aiways OF hand.
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Il frodases fdkea an exchange, al cash
prices. foods delirsrsd IN the
cirs, free Of chGrys. &-y
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-12-09
ERRATIC ENRIQUE SUGGESTS:

That while Love laughs at lock
smiths" it merely filters at its first
mash.
That weaving the baby is crying
evil.
That there are grave apprehensions
that our esteemed fellow citizen, who
was reported as lost in.contemplation,
must have been buried in thought
That Il necktie called The Sheriff
would drop flat on the market.
That the newly-hatched egg is q
fowl speck upon the tidy hay -mow.
That they who never pay for its sac
ritices, talk boldest of patriotism.
That Talent and Tact are a superb
team when harnessed to the car of
Progress.
That fast young men make loose
companions.
That the beauty of a jealous mans
wife is more bother to him than his
every day business cares
That a sweeping charge is the one
made by your grocer for new
broom.
That conceited scribe invariably
writes in "his usual happy vain"
That the customer who refuses to
make large bills is of small account