Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-08
STATE JOTIINGs.

county $1,000.
The west Nebraska mission conference is in
session at Kcarney
n Several st. John and Daniel clubs were or
ganized in the state last week.
wIIog cholera continues emptyirg the pens
in the western part Of Sarpy county. aI.
The new school house at Springfield. Sarpy
county, will cost when completed, $4,000.
The north Nebraska annual conference Of
the Methodist church meets at Blair on the
10th.
Ord is to have new hoo house complet.
ed by the first mber at cost of
$G,O25.
The Ainsworth News say that nearly every
quarter section in the sand hills has been
| taken.
n. p. Stromsquist, n young man of %, was
| killed by u threshiDg machine near Oakland
| on the I'd.
Senator VanWycl will address the people
of Fillmore county at the fair at Fairmont,
Octoter 9th.
"The state of Lincoln has carried of the
cake, says the West Point Republican. Yea,
even the entire bakery. ID"
An old landmark at Plattsmouth, known as
the Wintersteen residence, was totally de-
stroyed by hre on the Sd.
At Ainsworth the trial of Iachariah Alder
man for the murder of Edgar Crandall in
May of last year, is now in progress.
A party of Lincoln gentlemen INDUCED in
an old fashioned clam bake on the banks of
the west Blue river last week.
Ben Butler is tilled for a speech in Lincoln
| next Tue sday evening, during the session OF
the anti.monopoly convention.
The opera house at Lincoln has been over
,n,, lad nI ,lay at Of |
will seat 200 and is now open for engage
ments.
| The Wisner Times AYERS that not less than
$50, 900 worth of cattle will be purchased for
| the market in the vicinity of that town this
fall.
Oakdale is moving for ten thousand dol
| lar manufacturing establishment to operate
the Hmford improved flour bolter and puri-
| fer.
EBoring for coal will commence in Brown
| vile before many days. The machinery is al
ready and the only delay is the erection ef a
derrick.
DIR. Mcnamara has resigned the principal
| ship of Nebraska college, at Nebraska city,
and Rev. MIR. Gary of Falls City, has been
elected as his successor.
according to the Call: Wheat ten bushels
per acre; oats twenty-five and thirty; corn
forty to seventy-tive,
f. Dalrymple: Sarpy county farmer, tried
to get away with mortgaged property, to the
amount of 5000, but was overhaued Mt Ere
mont and forced to settle up
| Some heartless vandals have desecrated the
graves of the dead in the Lincoln cemeteries,
and carried away many of the flowers with
which loving hands had decorated them.
The Lincoln journal reports that minister
thirty years of age applied to the authorities
there for license to marry 10 year old girl.
| He did not get the document and must nurse
his infant few years longer or seek fresher
lands of lower morals.
On Sunday. August 81, the Baptsts of
Fl Holdredge dedicated their house of worship.
The services were conducted by Reverend j.
w. Osborn and G. w. Read, of Gibbon. The
total cost of the building was 50, 45S.
An Iowa horse-thief, sailing under the name
| of w. ID. Jones, was arrested in Plattsmouth
last week. His is also accused of deserting
his wife and disposing of her jewelry
valued at SEQ.
The enterprisng people of Ord are arrang-
ing to build a cyclone proof cellar The plan
| is to dig large hole in the public square into
which the population will rush every time a
funnel.shaped harbiDger Of ruin dims the hor-
| izon.
The editorial artist of the Arlington Defen-
der is bold bad man and proposes to tackle
| Judge Crounse in a discussion of the political
Issues from greenback standpoint. ihe
contest comes off at Arlington next Saturday
night.
A bad railroad smash up happened neal
Table Rock on the list, caused by construc
tiou train trying to pass a freight on the same
| track. Both eng with number of cars
were total wrecks. No one seriously injured
as nearly every one jumped from the tram.
The Shelton Clipper says: Buffalo county
is blessed with the finest corn crop ever seen
in this or any other section of the country
Men who come from Illinois, Iowa and Other
eastern states say they have never seen better
crops than which which Nebraska Is this yem
blessed
Richard Wheatley was smothered in a and
bank near Humboldt last week The cavinp
of SAND over MS heau ul9 hos eNGeeu M sA
lnrnes, ouC laIgo ch'thk oi uir1 "elin'ns Ie,
or htteen pounds WIS iounu lying on MS hean
whcp' ialhhe I"ehIy Vi tinity iesS l'iop"oiS ''i
stunned nun TO suCh MI eNSehV Cu"' hc oo"l0
hoG recoVer hAilscn'
| The Journal, of Sioux City, speaks thusly
| of North Nebraska fruit: Decidedly the
best apples offered in market are thost
brought in by wagon from the Nebraska side
They are jucler, tresher and OF better haVol
sstaal ISi hnSi, No nast when ~ Inv than are tb,
onnIes tLot come In bv Lox car Before lrne
tba tact tb,t tbis is frnit commtrv viii be rec
oan;led .
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so'Oo i9r package Oh soap S1p wlnch ms venue,
| assured MN c0htlaltu Sloo put OH opening |,
| iounu none ne swore out "h AItachiileh l
| against the Apglo'AhlerIcah circus, ana tnt
pussSS pau MN MS ioheS pIoN' ~ no ' liaJ
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