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The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04


Reported for the JOURNAL for the
week ending last Saturday. by Qua
G. Becher & Co:
u. S. to Henry johannes, patent !;
ne 4 ~ 4 l2, 18, lie, 40 acres.
q. 8. to Henry johannes. patent ;
sw 4 nv 4 and nv 4 and sw 4 II,
Is, le, 80 scres.
q. s. to Engslks Buss, patent; n =
nv 4 8, Is, lie, 80 acres.
q. S. to ". F. Robinson, patent ;
se u I, II, le, 16O acres.
william A. Wslery to Nina l..
Resle-, v. d. $500; n y sW 4 8, l9,
2w, 80 acres. -.
joachim Schmidt and wife to P.
Heinrich Albers, Y. d. $50; 60 acres
3, Is, lw, GO acres.
W. H. Shepard and wife to Gather
inc Alexander, v. d. 500; sw u nv
"a, 1s, 3w.
Peter p. Shelby to Henry Rsbber.
Y. d. 5000; ~ 33, 20, ~.
Thomas B. Hutchinson and wife to
Marcus Il. White, v. d. 81, $50; SO u
Z, II, lie, l6O acres.
Frank G. Phelps, single, to Henry
Strong, v. d. $3.50; NV 4 10, 20, Nv,
l6O acres.
Frank e. Phelps to Henry Strong,
ne 4 10, 20, 2w. l6O acres.
G. B. Stillmsn and wife to Louis
w. Weaver, ". d. IS; part lot l,
block lSs.
John Virgins and wife to Daniel
Carpenter, ". d. 1915 lot l, blk SO.
VIM. Becker and wife to Patrick
Duggan, ". d. $500; ne 4 8, Is, lw,
l6O acres.
C. B. 4 r. X. Co. to Nils Olson
". d. sos. uh ne y 3, Is, 4w,
SO 50 acres.
Chs Q. R. r. Co. to Nils Olson
v. d. $lSS; = ne 4 3, l9, 4w, Sc
acres.
Charles Lambert to Mary Lang
". d. $3.50; Q Z ne 4 %, 20, 2w
80 acres.
Co. Commissioner to Samuel Berg.
| vain, Com'rs deed, $50; lot l6, block
&C" Columbia Square.
U. s. to Lewis White, patent; nv
u %, 20, ~. l6O acres.
VIM. and Eva Schroeder to Patrick
Ducey. ". d. $3.50; y lots l and ;
block Is, Stevens addition.
Martin Patterson and wife to j. W
Currier, y. d. $64O; n Y sw a 8, Is
Az.
Martin Patterson and wife to A. F
Currier, ". d. $3.50; 9 y sw 4 8, Is
4w.
Albert and Amanda Peacock e
Elisa B. Davis, ". d. $500; lot l sec
Is and " 4 90 y 10, II, 3w, 81 acres
d. L. Davis to Albert Peacock, v. d
$500; lot l sec. Is and v = &c 10, II
3W. 81 scres.
e. P. r. r. Co. to Eugleken Buss
". d. 800; Q "a ne a I, Is, lie, 80 acres
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DIE D.

BENSON-Nathan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
". d. Benson. fell asleep June 18th, 80
aged months, IL days.
Little Nathsn's happier far,
Laid within that silent place.
Softly, sweetly laid away
Underneath the fearful clay.
So, his hands lay on his bosom.
Ciasping close the broken blossom,
So, the angels wsft him Ger
To the heavenly, far oh shore.
Little cradle rocks nc more;
All his prastling now is O'er;
Little play things put away;
Keep them ~ 8 sacred token;
Keep them from being broken;
In remembrance Of Little Nathan,
Who to the arms Of God was taken.
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Aa2phrey.
Corn crop On the gain.

1 ooo-SSsH p. #....He
Corn crop On the gain.
One week Of nice weather. o.
Sabbath school at the school hous,
p. m. every Ssnday. .r. -..
Miss Nellie, daughter Of Thomas
Otis, 10 home from school on . visit
F. Brookhouss 10 building . DIV ell
ing in town, and 20 the work goes on.
Sup't. Noacrisf va in town visit.
ing schools In this vicinity last week.
F. Tstss IL able to bs about on
crutchss; Ws hope soon to see him at
his work q usual. .
There i fair prospect Of the addi-
ton Of . new doctor for this town An
n. d. from Gslva, H., is prospecting.
Mr.. OBJ Tervilligsr has adorned
his place again with wind mill in
stead Of the one blown down this
spring. .--. ... g.. Lr-
The Catholics of this vicinity can
boast Of oae Of the most beautiful
structures for church purposes in quite
. circle Of country.
Mr.. s. E. Morgan hss had put up in
this place . tWo-seated buggy which
reflects good taste on his part a. we'll
- the builders. With ais spanking
team Of hays he will not take other
peoples dust. -... ..a .-..
We are called upon to write the
death OF one more Of our neighbors
and friends yet young in life; Miss
Tinnis. daughter Of Mr.. Clement
Neibur, Of Granville, passed quite
suddenly into the world beyond. She
va in her twentieth year and taken
by that dread disease diphtheria.
Death 10 always sad, and when one 80
yeuag, 20 smisble, % full Of life il
suddenly called, it makes it doubly
ssd. We sadly say Farewell Tinnie,
believing our loss 10 y oar eternal gain.
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The most elegant medical offices in
Omaha are those of DR.. Fishblstt's in
the new Omsha National Bank build
ing. Altheagh HE Omaha practice 10
large, and his mail practice from Iowa
and Nebrsska 10 very voluminous, yet
this energetic and successful physi-
cisn finds time to meet his numerous
state appointments, and carry healing
to . great many people Who cannot
spare the time and expense Of going
to Omaha to consult him 1t bis main
Office. All those who require his ser
vices should read his advertisement
to be found in another column.
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In Colfax Co., near Platte Co. line,
80 acres, 20 of which are under the
plow frame dwelling. horse and COW
stables, COW sheds and cOrrsls, corn
cribs, windmill and = pumps (wster
40 Fl. from surfsce), some fruit aud
forest trees. ~. .. --
Also leo acres, leO under cultivs-
ton, acres Of forest trees. Both
tracts have first rate stock range, and
road facilities. $500 for each tract.
on easy terms. .r.. -. a...s -Es
l5.x .- ... X. MACKENZIE.
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"a section, > miles northeast Of CO.
lumbus, 40 acres broke, house. stable,
we'll, ETC., besides 10000 trees, princi-
paily ash and boxelder. Price S2,5OO.
24O acres in Polk Co, on Clear Greek,
living water which never freezes. l2O
acres in cultivation, dwelling. stable,
etc. A splendid stock farm. Price
&3,6uO. Address - t..a gs.a-.
Guy C.. BARNUM
5l-l2 Columbus, Neb.
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A0aSeS for Renl.

Six rooms. pantry, cellar, good
pump, &c, SO q month; or house OF
rooms for s. . month. Inquire at
F.. ID. FitZpatrick's S-tf
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STOCK SALE.

The undersigned being about to re-
move to the west, will offer for sale
At the premises OF Pat. Lyon, near the
farm of James Hsney on the Colfax
county line, .. .-..-...-.
SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1888,
at 10 a. m. sharp. % cows, l5 two
yesr-old steers, ID twO-year-old heif-
ers, l5 three-year-old steers, 80 year
lings, 35 calves. This stock will pos
itively be sold without reserve. Also,
lot of farm implements will be sold
at the same time. a..as
Terms Fifteen months time will
be given on good banksbte paper, 8
per cent interest. -..i .rH LIZ
DAN. CoNDoN.
INn HuRER Auciianaer A - "a
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Notice 10 Conrracsor.,

Bids and proposals will be received
until Monday July 9Th. a, Il IA. for
building All addition, lSx20 ieet to the
school house in district No. ;. Platte
county. Plan and specifications NAY
be seen At WM. H. Hess residence in
the district. or sr the JOURNAL Office,
Columbus. The Board reserve the
right to reject any aud all bids. BY
order of Board.
o. WV II HE.S Direcfnp
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WM. II. Hess, Director.
4 Asae.slos. Solder. sailsr.:

Their widows or minor children
who have home.tesded q 20, 30, 10,
30, 12O, etc, any number Of acres less
than lGO, come and see the undersign-
ed, and he will let you know il your
additional homestead is good and pay
you the highest cash price and pay
you 20 cents per acre over and above
oil other bidders, on your claim.
49, . ID. j. DRKDERr, Agent,
5l.tf Humphrey, Neb.
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Brick

Thomas Flynn has just burned his
first large kiln OF brick and has them
for sale, either at the kiln, delivered
in the city, or put up in the wall. 9.uf
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For Sale.

60 high grade yesrling heifers, b
two years old heifers. 10 milch cows,
Is calves, span Of driving ponies,
large saddle pony, l two year old
Jersey bull and 2 spring wagons.
Above property will be sold at bot,
tom prices. 1913 d. ANDERSON.
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Se~lnR Machine.

A Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing ma
chine, second hand. for sale At s., at
A. & M. Turner's book store. S-tf
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Henry Gaile~, Aacsioaeer.

Three miles east of st. Edwards, in
Platte county. All business in thi.
line, either in town or country, will
receive prompt attention. Charges
moderate. J0-3m
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Pwsaure for Cattle,

can accommodate thirty head OF
cattle with pasture; pure, fresh water
i'm field, also shade. Call soon.
Off M. h. Turner
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The undersigned will sell 1T his
premises, one half mile north OF
Lookingglsss post-Office and eight
miles northeast of ST. Edwards,
SATURDAY, July u, 1883, -a
beginning at l O'Clock, p. IN, 2 mares
and l colt, work horse, l colt two
years old, 3 milch cows, fresh, steer,
yssrling, ; calves, pigs, keystone
corn planter, new this spring, l walk
ing cultivstor, new. l riding cultiva-
tor, sulky plow, I stirring plow, l
wagon, hay rack, l seeder. 1 mower.
| sulky hay rake, = sets harness, l
mans saddle, new, lsdy's saddle.
new, tanning mill, | corn shelter. 2
sets fly nets, small heating stove, and
q number of farm tools.
Terms 80 aud under, cash aboTe
that sum, six months time on good
bsnkable paper, at 10 per cent in
terest. ". III. Cox.
HENRY GUlLFs, Auctioneer l0-2
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All parties holding contracts on
Unioa Pacific land on which pay
wsats Are delinquent, had better call
On % st once, - . large number Of
contracts have been recently cancelled
BY the Laad Department, and The
land will b rs-sold to 6sst applicant.
--...- a---..--.- Spice 4 NORTH.s
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The Champion reapers, mowers and
self-binders are made of mslleabie
iron, wrought iron and steel, conse-
Quently are lighter, run easier and
with less breakage than any other
machine.
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Black sacque coat with heavy plaid
lining lost in Columbus about the 9Th
OF June. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving it at Compton's Hotel,
IIth street. F. w. COMPTON.
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Ladies, before buying your spring
gloves call aud look At Galley Bros.
in silk, Lisle thread, and Berlin cords,
and at low prices. Soft
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Harvester.

Having reduced the amount of
farming at my place l will sell my
Dewey harvester cheap, and on time.
loft A. HEINRICH.
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Rooms QO Rent.

Two front aud two middle rooms,
suitable for Offices, in the Ernst brick
building, corner Of llth and North
streets. Inquire at the premises.
A-tf
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Inquire Of Frank Owens, if you
want q first-class roof At = moderate
price. lO-tr
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Mrs. Mitchell has fitted up pleasant
apartments at Mrs. Stump's, and ladies'
wishing dress making done will do
veil to give her q call. 5l-tf
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Challenge and Farmer friend plant
ers, Barnes aud Tait check rowers for
sale at the Columbus Foundry.
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q Try the double-strength cider vine
gar and you will use no other. Sold
by G.. e.. Lauck. 39-tf
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Ii you wish to purchase a number
of books, or q considerable amount Of
stationery, send your orders to A. and
NJ. Turner, and they will be promptly
and satisfactorily filled.
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The light-running Domestic sewing
machine can be purchased of \. i NJ.
Turner, at their book store, or of u.
W. KibbIer and John Hammond who
represent them, and who will give in
structions in fine sewing. The Do
mesticis thoroughly honest machine,
runs very lightly, with little noise,
and is as durable as can be made.
Inquiries by mail promptly answered.
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Columbus, Neb. july =, 1883.

s Columbus, Neb., July :, 1853.
The COLUMBUS Lumber 4 Grain
Co. Of Columbus, Neb., hes this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Busi-
uess will be continued at the old
stand in Columbus, under the firm
name Of Jseggi Il Schupbach; 1t
Albios under the firm name Of Hulst
& Price. DAVID SCHUPBACB,
Gro. W. HULsr,
A. JEGGI,
1913 V. T. PAICE.
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Fruits, canned and dried, such ss
pears, spricots, plums. apples. rssp-
berries, &c, at John Heitkemper's,
corner opposite Lindell Hotel.
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For Sale or Exchange.

A Smith American Organ, for cash,
or will trade for a good fresh COW.
Enquire at JOURNAL office. 3-tf
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For Sale.

Three bloOded bulls at reasonable
prices. Enquire Of Postmaster. LIST
Greek, Nebr. 9-3
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l.nSr Calf.

About June 18th, strsyed from
Jack Dinneen's, mile south OF Lost
Creek station, dark red heifer calf,
slit in left ear. A reasonable reward
will be given for its return. lOk3
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II you wsnt any extracts, lemon
vsnills, &c, 20 TO John Heiikemper,
corner opposite Lindeli Hotel, here
you can find large and good a.sort-
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For the celebrated Champion now
ers, respers aud cord binders, call on
Wm. BloedOrn at Platte Center.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fireworks! Elreworks!! =!

Advertisements under this head five
cents line each insertion.
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Wm. Schiitz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the
very best stock that eau be procured
in the market. 52tf
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Inquire of William Bloedorn 1t
Platte Center for the light-running
self-biader before buying elsewhere.
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You can always find q good stock
to select from at Mrs. Drske's millin-
erY atore. S.tf
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Have you tried the Kansas winter
whest 6our John Heitkemper has
II gives splendid satisfaction. -..
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Blank notss,-bsnk, joint, indi-
yidual and work-and-labor, neatly
bound in books Of 90 and loo, for
sale at the Journal Office.
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Remember when you want good
cider, you will At all times be sure of
Q good article at Vim. Becker's.
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The best mowers, rsspers and cord
binders in the world, for less money
than anywhere else, at William Bloc
dOrn's, Platte Center.
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Hay for sale and delivered to any
part Of the city by Jenkiuson Bros.
-. 2S-tf
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For the celebrated Mccormick har-
vesters, mowers and respers, also re-
pairs to same, call on Newell South,
Humphrey.
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Fresh carsnels, cream candies,
dates and 6gs At Hudson's in P. o.
building.
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- Extras for all kinds Of harvesting g
machines, constantly on hand, a, VIM
Bloedorn's, Platte Center.
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Cail and look At those cheap lot Of
ruffiings and tuckings at Gslley's.
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G. Heitkemper & Bro. are selling
fireworks at greatly reduced prices in
order to dispose OF the stock, as they
don't want to carry any over, and
parties wishing to buy in large guam
titles would do well to 60 to them for
bargains. 9-tf
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j. B. Delsman is still selling salt at
$3.50 to farmers and stockmen. loft
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PURl.lC SAI.E.

Will be sold at my place five miles
northwest of Columbus, near the Loup
river.
FRIDAY, july l3th, 1893,
At 10 =. IN. sharp, the following prop
erty: 35 milch cows. 4 fat cows, -
TWO year old steers. 81 yearlings--l4
of them steers, SO fine calves suitable
for veal, l thoroughbred Durham bull,
} head horses, l Buffalo Pitts thresh-
ing machine, , drags, 4 iron beam
plows, l feed grinder, l Mccormick
reaper and mower, corn cultivators,
| corn sbeller, lumber wagons, l
spring wagon.
Terms OF Sale :--Sl0 and under,
cash; above that sun Ii months time
with good baakable paper, At lO per
cent interest. VIM. GRANT.
JOHN HUBER, Auctioneer. lO-2
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A fine-toned instrument of remark.
ably easy action, is tor sale by A. Il
NJ. Turner. Call and see them. 9-tf
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Rockford watches At q. Heirkem-
per & Bros. Att
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We Are sow ceiling Kansas and
Whitsbrssst coal 1t $50 . ton.
- 3, TAYLoa, SclUrTE 4 Co.
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Mccormick harvesting and wing
machines at Pohl L Wermuth's
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Photograph, autograph and birthday
slbums at Turner'S.
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Don't forget the good. reliable faith
erland and dish-rsg soaps at VIM.
Becker's. These took the county
premium.
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SCOCA SALE.

The undersigned will sell at 5. C..
Smiths farm on the Looking Glass,
three miles esst Of GenOs, - 'a
WEDNESDAY, July ilth, 1888,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock, a. IN, l6
milch cows, heifers, two years old,
Durham bull, 10 yesrlings. - calves,
| span of mares and l colt, mare
pony, 4 large brood sows with their
litters, 30 Pekin ducks, self-binder.
in good order, l mower, J harro VS., l
iron beam ploW, , lumber wagons, |
sulky corn plow, set double harness,
household furniture consisting of
chairs, tables, bed -stesds, &c. Also
II acres of coru in field and some corn
and oats in grsnsry.
Terms of Sale $40 and under,
cash. Above that sum, tour months
time on good banksble paper, I'D per
cent interest. W. H. MELLOW.
,JoHN HUBER. Auctioneer lp
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Dslsgstss from Platte County Sun
day School ConyeRtion by appoint
msnt, net the friends Of the cause in
the church on Wednesday afternoon
and evening, June 9Oth. 1t Wss .
season Of great profit to oil present
the church Vas veil filled and Il Wa
su earnestly expressed wish that the
visit may be repeated. The topics
discussed we're eminently practical and
we're handled in Q clear and concise
manner. A large delegation vas ex-
pected but the storm of the previous
night prevented their coming. A
collation. va served in the church
during the intermission. A.
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. For scythes sUd swsths. forks, rskes
&C., call on New ell South, Humphrey
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For the best cord binder made in
the U. s., call on VIM. Bloedorn 1T
Platte Center.
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You will get the finest, best quality
winter apples at VIM. Becker's.
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The new iron beam Weir Lister and
corn drill combined, at the Foundry.
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will sell my house and 10. in st
Bernsrd--lsrye honss. good well,
! stable, trees. &c, for $500. .-.
l0-4p JOSEPH kUEHNEL.
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Closing OUG.
ROOfa

A lot of ladies serge shoes. % cent?
q pair 1T j. B. Delsman's. lott
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California dried plums aud sprieots
at G. e.. Lsuck's. .S-tf
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"PostOffice Pride" the best 5-cent
cigar in the city at HudsOns. 5-5ltf
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Moline and Weir Companies goods
for sale at the Foundry.
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Riding aud walking corn cultivstors
At low figures at Pohl s. Wermuth's.
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GREAT CORSET SALE:

~AA - O~O0IA ~AA>Os
We have from actual count now on
hand over $50 corsets, and since We
are selling krsmer's Health Corset
for 81, We scarcely sell any other.
Now in order to force the sale Of the
other corsets and clean out our stock,
ve will, for the next 30 days, give
7trenty per cent. discount on oil our
corsets ercept Kramers Health.
Remember, oil our goods are marked
in plain figures and this discount
brings many Of them beloU cost,
Make yosr selections while sizes are
complete. Our stock includes Hip
Gore corsets, regular price rs cents
Double Busks so cents; French Wove
Psarline; Corsline T.. B.; Madame
Foy DR.. Wsrner's and others.
Kramer's Health 10 acknowledged
by everybody who has examined it to
be the best, the m0st sndurable, the
most comfortable, the best fitting, and
yet the cheapest corset in the market.
L. KRAMER.
Columbus. June 12, 'S3. TT
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a Neutral Qoessioa.
An invalid naturally asks the ply.
sicisn, "How long will it take to cure
meT Dr.. A. s. Fishblatt, Of the
Omaha Medical Dispenssry. says:
We know there are many invslids
who have given up oil hopes Of ever
being we'll, who might be cured, or st
least greatly benefited, il they only
had patience to give the proper treat
ment . fair trial; but they think they
should zee the effects Of the remedies
ct once, and get discouraged and try
something else, only to meet another
disappointment. Ii your disease is of
years. standing, do not expect to be
cured instantsnsousIy. But be sure
ws will cure you % quickly a. possi-
BILE. We will cure you in . week or
in . month If We can but if We know
it will take longer We will tell you 90.
Sparks froD Cresssn.
Sup't. ]. E. Moncrief and N. Olson,
director. made our school Q pleasant
call on June 2lst. Besides making
some valuable saggestions in regard
to spelling Mr.. Moncrief in address
ing the school, smong numerous other
things. said: Nov 10 the time for
you to improve yourselves. Your
parents have provided . comfortable
school house, . teacher, and every
thing Sscesssry for your sdvsncenent
and they sead you here, not to idle
away your time, but to study, which
I hope you oil do. When you neglect
getting your lessODs, do not think that
you are cheating yosr teacher, for you
are not bot you are cheating your
selves. Aad if there 10 anything you
doat thoroughly understsnd, ask your
teacher about it; and If hs should
happen not to know, he will look it
tup ter you and ten zoe tAst 10 What
! he 10 here for. The little boy or Rirl
that always hss . question to ask me
concerning this or that thing, and ID
toyes saODf q learn sll be or che can
sboat everything, 10 the one that
think will b sUccsasful I, vhstevsr
braseh Of bUanso - or che engage
TouSe RIPoR1Is.
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For stoves and hardware call on
South at Humphrey.
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School books at Turner's.
Pure sweet cider at HudsOn's.
Fish hooks aud lines at Turner'S.
Fine bird cages at G. Heitkemper
4 Bros. 44-tf
Pens, inks, papers, slate pencils, at
Turner's.
Bran and shorts at John Heit-
kemper's.
Tinwsre for sale ut South's hard
ware store, Humphrey.
The old reliable Balm wagon at the
Foundry.
Cream, soda water, with pure ia
vorings. P. o. building.
Piaoo to rent. Inquire of Wells &
Walker.
An elegant line of lsdy's lace mitts
.: Galley Bros.
All those who are lovers of good
-four should 60 to j. B. Delsman's.
Champion cord binder has no equal.
For sale by VIM. BiOedOrn, Platte
Center.
.Hollingsworth sulky hay rskes at
Pohl & Wermuth's. 6-tf
Oranges, bananas, lemons and sp-
| nIas for sala in p q hnildin0
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

Oranges, bananas, lemons and sp
pies for sale in p. o. building.
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

Cream, soda water, with pure fia-
vOrings. P. 0. building.
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

TinWare tor sale 1T South's hard
ware store, Humphrey.
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

Fog ten years DR.. Fishblstt prsc-
ticed with unequslsd and astonishing
success in Des Noines and central
Iowa, and when be ssw the wide field
that opened up to him in Nebrsska, 2,
and removed his medical dispenasry
from Des Moines to Omshs. words Of
regret over his departure and Of sp-
probation for the unstained record
that he bad in Des Moines, came from
press and public and following him to
his new field of labor. He has work
ed most marvellous cures, and can
point to instances where he has cured
apparently hopeless cases.
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

Champion cord binder has no equal.
For sale by VIM. BlOedOrn, Platte
Center