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The Columbus journal., 1884-05-14

High School,-Fred. Gottschaik,
Addie RansdeIl, Kate Early, James
Lamb, Chattie Rice.
Miss Megsth's Room, - Charley
Raymond, Charley Stillman, Susie
Smith, Efie White, MAY Little.
Emma Bauer's Room,-Ed. Watts.
Mary Henry, Phoebe Gerard, Alice
Elstou, Jennie Fitzpatrick, Mary
Elston.
Mr.. Brugger's Room, - Minnie
Aesgher, Orie.Simons. Abbie Drsne.
Mary Bremen, Joanna Slade. Ella
Thomas, Louisa Wellman, Emma
Schram, Willie Raeatz, Willie Cool
idge, Bert Galley.
Mr.. Reedy's Room. Maize Al
baugh.
Miss Martins Room,-Davie Boyd,
BERTHE Coolidge, Samuel Gsss. Chad.
Arnold, Irwin Speice, Johnnie Stsuf-
fer, Luther Jones, Eddie Hoppen.
Gertie Wella, Abbie Hurd. Ella Slade.
Mrs. Bsllou's Room,-Annie Stauf-
fer, Emma Linn, Hattie Louis, Ethel
Galley, Pearl Davis. Carl Moschen-
ross, ksrI Krause, Louis Schneider,
AdoIph Luers, Eddie AIbaugh. Js-
cob Louis.
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Humphrey still booming.

Humphrey still booming.
We are sorry to hear that ". n.
Mason's wife is quite seriously III.
School is progressing nicely under
the supervision Of Mr.. Davis. teacher.
Mr.. P. Kesrney near Platte Center
has the worst Sabbath breaker We
know OF, in the shape of 8 goose. As
fl does nothing sIl of the week and
on Sunday it lays its eggs.
The democrats of Granville town
ship, held its caucus st the Office of
F. N. Cookingham on Saturday LAST.
and elected J.. A. Mag and d. T.
Dicksrson a. delegates to county
convention.
If the party who Gu OF the rings
from the harness of F. W. Tate On
Saturday evening OF the I'd inst, does
not return them TO their owner their
names will be Published, As they are
known. Such dastardIy tricks should
De punished according to law.
In accordance with call OF ".
South, the citizens held 8 meeting
Saturday evening after q temporary
organization with q. W. Clark in the
chair, and T. D. Robinson secretary,
il was decided 10 make IN effort to
build q town hall, and committee Of
twelve men appointed consisting Off
South. c. c. Murphy, T. J. Sherwood,
T. D Robinson, Msrtin PostIe, W.
7. Sibiey, Abe. TerwilIiger. D. T.
Dickerson, q. W. Clark. Jacob Stef6s,
" c. BIoedoru. ". OscheIbacker
vas appointed to find . suitable Ioca-
ton, and otherwise TO see what can be
done in selling shares as s stock
company, and report to Al adjourned
meeting at F. II. Cookingham's
office Saturday May 18th. c.
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The HOQsewife.

A popular domestic journal for
American homes, will be sent for one
year free to every lady who will send
at once the James and address of 10
married ladies'. and 80 cts. in l CT.
stamps Tor postage. Best paper for
either young or old housekeepers in
existence. This offer is made only to
secure names TO whom 10 send sam
pie copies, as we know every lady
who once sees The Housewife riH
subscribe for It. Regular price 800
per year. Address
The HOUSEWIFE Rochester. Ny.
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lowing bills were allowed /:
The W oman. Phy.icia..-

4 common sense medical work for
ladies only. Fully answers all ques-
tons which modesty prevents asking
a male physician. Gives cause and
symptoms or all diseases of the sex.
with PoSftire cnre for each in plain
language, written by ladies who have
made these diseases a life study. 4
Pidin talk in delicate language which
every woman, young AMI old, should
read. II i recommended BY many
eminent lady physicians As = safe
guide far The ser. Handsomely bound
snd Illustrated. Sent postpaid fer
Sl.G. Address the
ROCHESTER PUBLISHING Co.
g. 80 / 80 Il Osburu Block,
Rochester, v. Y.
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school Board.

At the last regular meeting OF the
board it was unanimously agreed that
the board make application for q tax
levy OF 10 mills as a contingent fund
for janitors' salaries. fuel. repairs.
supplies, insurance, etc.
The county treasurer was instruct
ed to transfer al accounts belonging
to districts i and l to school district
OF Columbus.
The schoo. treasurer was instruct
ed t o apply al moneys received from
the sale OF real estate belonging TO
the district on the outstanding bonds.
Alvin Coan was appointed isnitor
at the Yellow school house.
The following bill. were allowed 8.
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How TO MAXI CASDT.-This book
gives full directions for making all
kinds of plain and fancy candy. The
recipes for making csrsmeIs, choco-
late drops, French mixed and all 9TH
er kinds of candies contained in this
book are the same as used by the
leading city cOufectioners. Any one
q have these candies q tHOme n less
than third the usua. cost. Sent
postpaid to anyone sending at once
the names OF fifteen married ladies'
and 30 cents in pO-taI note, or Is two
cent stamps. Address
ROCHESTER PUBLISHING Co.
y, 33 i 80 IL. Osburn Block.
Rochester, Y. Y.
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Few people, if any in this commu-
nifty, have ever seen the peculiar aud
hazardous performances OF 3 band OF
real Arabs, and the fact that ". ".
Cole IL the Ouly Snowman with fore
sight enough 10 import 4 troupe OF
these desert wonders is quite sufi-
cient 10 make his great shows a
chosen resort for everybody. These
Arabs, as has been said, have no
equals as athletes, and they particu-
larry excel in acts where muscular
Development is required.
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y. E. Munger is doing a slashing
business these days. He has a fine
stock of everything in the furniture
line, and is placing his goods right
and left where they Are needed. II
you want q fine psrior or chamber
suite, give him q call. He gives
special Inducements to parties wish
ing complete furniture for dwelling
or hotel {; he has the best stock of
mattresses in town, comprising hair
mattresses, wool, cotton top, and ex-
celsior. II You want anything in the
furniture line, from . baby's chair 10
8 book case. give him 4 call.
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Card.

This il 70 certify that | have this
day receiver from the Western Horse
and Cattle Insurance CO.. of Omaha
Neb., through Messrs. Early i Nib
lock, Agts., the sum of one hundred
dollars in full payment Of loss sus
tanned OF ME April 10, 1854. under
policy No. SIT, to-wit; One chestnut
mare; cause Of death. sickness.
Columbus, May ), 81
81 JACOB LAsESz.
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Big show.

The enormous Circus and Menase.
RE which ". ". Cole has brought
together this season bids fair to excel
all things. past, present or yet TO
come, in the Circus line The tour of
this great Show for 1854 will embrace
all of the States and Territories west
Of the Mississippi, including Oregon
and C~Alifornis.
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While ~ AaApArey. stop AZ the
GrnA Vile Hoase.

Mr.. Jacob Stefhs has completed his
large and commodious hotel and will
be pleased 70 see all OF his for uer
patrons As well a. new ones. First
class roo ms and beds a well a. first
class table. Farmers and travelling
men call on him. He has every faci!-
itv for making ven a home. 4 good
attached 20 hotel. 9l-tf
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lNneP List

The following is a list Of unclaimed
letters remaining in the pOstoEcs, IN
Columbus, Web for the week ending
Mag 10Th 1854:
Az. :. Anderson.
C-Mrs. MoIlie Clark. Charles Ci-sele
E-B. :. Foster.
h-Wm. 81. Harris.
k-V. Z. heagv. VenzI hucera,-s
NJ Marshal L Co.
P-Mrs. Gilbert Parker. VIM. Peach.
AEders Person. Mrs. Anna L. Parker.
K-ThOmas L. Ross.
Z-Nari Z0faI.
II not called for N 30 days will De sent
20 the dead letter Office. Washington. D.
4. When called for please say -adver-
ti.ef," s. these letters are kept separate.
z. J. HUDSON. P. NJ
Columbus. Nebr.
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One Thoroughbred Jersey COW, !
Jersey bull, ! span CT nice 3 year cid
horse colts. ! span or young work
horses. l span OF driving mares, with
foal, 20 stock hogs, 10 brood sovs, /
spring wagon, l light lumber wagon.
30 yearling heifers.
LIT n aEnnSo~
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For sale.

The property known As the Strssssr
hotel and saloon AZ Duncan, Neb.,
comprising nine lots With building
suitable for hotel and saloon or mer-
camille business Also good stable. she'd
and ice house, &c, in connection. The
above property will be sold IT 4 bar
gain. Apply 70 Gus. G. Becher & Co.
Columbus, Neb.
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Pasture for Colts.

| will take q limited number of
colts into my partly blue grass pas
ture where they will haye good grass,
shade and plenty of good spring va
ter. DIX A. HEINRICH.
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Notice Of DiS.oiafisn-

The co-partnership heretofore ez-
between T. & Gerard ADD ".
D. Wilson, was on the Sth dag OF
NAV 1854. dissolved D. mutual con-
sent and agreement A. accounts
due. and owing said firm, will be
by F. H. Gerard, and 81
indebtedness OF said firm will be
settled and paid By said F. II. Ger
rsrd. T. d. GERHARD,
" d. WILSON.
Lost Creek. Nav 9Th. ISL 81
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StP3yNd.

From my premises, Tuesday. April
9th, one gay mare, three wears old.
black name and tail. weight about
LOCO lbs. Any information a. TO her
Whereabouts, will be literally re-
warded. Jyo. LrCID.
y-tt Piatre Center.
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Farmers in that neigh5orhoOd, al
get some of h NJ Win-ioSs seed
corr for 81 4 bushei, OF John q. Aey-
er. ID miles north OF Columbus. Att
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NOgice.

Under the new law ell taxes not
paid before January 1, 1856, five per
cent. penalty and ten per cent. inter-
est will be added. All tax payer.
will please take notice and Act accord
ingly. c. A. NEWMAN,
2-tf County Treasurer.
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Ladies AneRfioR.

The finest line of summer dolmsns,
jackets, rsglsns, resdy-msde dresses
for ladies' and children, can be found
At Friedhof / Co.'S.
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Notice Of Di~olarioa-

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting between T. G. hrui and Peter
Il FedersOn under The style and drm
name of kauI K Feder-Ou. ha- this
dsv been dissolved by maiua. con
sent and agreemeHL. r O. htGi re
tiring from the bu- aes-. The ouSr-
ness will hereafter 5e continued Dy
Peter II. FeGerson and al indebted
less Of said firm Will be settled and
paid by said FadersOn.
T. q. hACL.
PETER H. FEDER@OS.
Humphrey. Web. Nav s. 81 -
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ThOs. Flynn has on hand I large
number Of brick for sale. Those who
know now that they will need brick
in the early spring, had better secure
them early.
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While at Humphrey stop At c. ".
SweeZey's restaurant and bakery.
Good square meals for % cents. Hot
meals AZ all hours. lD-,f
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For Mccormick, everybody. ma
chine. and the boss Osborne Binder
No. II, call on Newell South, Hum
phrey. 3-tf
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Eighty head of stock =heep. Call
on Scudder Bros., Creston post-ofice,
Platte county, Nebr. 4-3t-p
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TerNa:-0ne-tHird CASH. balance on
time 70 suit purchaser n : 20 10 per cent
interest. Apply 20
II. w. LOVE
J0-tf Fremont, Neb.
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dnIHmhns 1aurnat,

j. 7. Beckers Kite poy las NE
measles.
Tom Rossiter vaz up frau Oma-
"a last week.
One price and that the lowest is
krsmers motto.
Any book published furnished by
4. & u. Turner.
see Early i Niblock before in
suring elsewhere. I-3t
SIMMER silks a! the new styles
81 FriedhOf j Co.'S.
Insure your crops against hal
With Early & NibIock- 80
Early * Ni0lock settle and pay
S. their Losses promptly. l-3t
Trust, SchwaIz& Co. ere selling
Riding Cultivators at cost. SGT
Slippers and walking shoes in
great variety Ct Krsmers.
The most and best goods for the
money Il 4. < VI. Turner'S.
Born. Thursday last, 10 the wife
OF Herman Nltenstadt, 4 SON
Fire. lightning and wind storm
insurance Al Early X Niblock's.
An entirely new line OF carpets.
az the 'ate STYLES AZ Friihof < Co.
aoo -.ub-oi5s-v from 4
.. - m o., F-;a5hofS q
Cnc B-cba-
&C. $500. of,f,.a - and.
u..1a.,f,,- 80 .r,so -r, the s+ocy
-
y.. ,...,+. 81 arms
Of business for Early < Nlblock. I-3t
E.-i-
-..L,a IA.
p,um 80 f., eDrr b,oou
.L-- 4.,F-n+rnT
cav Jul
sult Al hrane merchant A4lorlng
JULIE
ITO to honahan II you want
your boots and shoes made or re-
The latest styles n readE-Cade
dresses for aides. Tor 500. az Mrs.
otnmPs III
SEX shoes are the best hand
made goods in the market. Kramer
sells them.
The best boots and shoes Tor the
money a. Honahans Call and be
convinced
Insure your horses and cattle
against diseases and theft. with Earl!
Z Nlniock- ISt
Drawing paper and drawing
books 81 a. Z NJ. Turner'S book and
MUSIC STORE
Fairy 4 N!biock represent the
best lin OF ire insurance companies
700" g0ou7 Al .o"e7' prices
IHe no.;o =, n tui"e' 'ooA
g
SibIock ep-nrz. 3-49-3
-ro,bfnr c,ot,ing nev nobbv
anti. for MN and how. grest variety
ST Friedhof K Co.
FoR SALE.-JOO bushels OF seed
corn gnarznteed 20 grow. WIN.
Ripp. Humphrey. a-p
Maple seed ready this week, May
18th. q dollar per pound by mail.
J. T. Allan. Omaha. l
Wanted. 4 good girl to do general
house work. good wages paid. Ap-
olv TO Gus. q. Becher.
There vii be no meeting of the
board of pension examiners to-day
doctors gone to Omaha.
Il. !. Slatterv. who wa. hurt Fri
dsy week BY / falling from a step
Is6der. i At work again.
Money TO ,oan On real estate on
short or long time Al a low rate OF
interest. BY Beche- L Co.
-Revnolds Bros. OF Fremont are
making their vs7 Nd the Elkhorr
valley with LOCO sheep.
Mrs. Stump j. receiving every
week. the lstest STYLES in hats and
bopuets. in Iarge Quantities. 2-ff
y. !. HaRev. the genial assessor
Of Columbus township. rave these
Headquarters a visit SATURDAY.
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Land for sale

In COlfax Co, near Platte Co. line.
50 acres, 20 Of which are under the
pillow frame dwelling. horse and COW
stables, COW sheds and corra,-, corn
cribs. windmill sDd = pump wafer
40 H. from surface some fruit AMI
forest tree-.
Also TO acres. I2D under cultiv4-
ton, Acres Of forest trees. Both
tracts have frat rate stock range, and
road facilities. S--jsy fOr eacn tract,
on easy terms.
l5-X r AACKE~LF.
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Don't forget 10 look over u line
of camhric, pereaie and cheviot shiris
before buying, If you wish 20 aavs
money, At Galley Bros.
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Ca-eu.

Ingrsins, hemp, Brussels, body
Brussels, crumb cloths, &c, at Fried
hof 4 Cos.
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For good young breeding stock of
al kinds, call AZ BloomingdaIe stock
farm. 4. Heinrich. 3O-t.
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Eirst-cisss mill site and mill IN
Platte county, by Becher 4 co.
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Advertising with q VenGeance

". ". Cole, the great Snowman.
estimates that his advertising for the
season OF 1854 will amount TO $50
GOO. Last season he expended 10000
in advertising, and cleared 3 trife
over 100000 by the result.
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VIM. Schiltz makes boots and shoes
IN the best styles. and uses only the
very best stock that can he procured
IN the market. 5st
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BIRTHS.

HCLST-Mav Icth. 20 Mr.. q. W .HuIsS.
! .On.
WEAVER-Mav 10Th. 70 Mrs. Louis
Weaver. i sou
JENNINGS-May 9th. 20 Mrs \. VI.
Jennings. u. Edwards, 4 daughter.
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Annnonopoly Ceavenriea.

The anti-mouopoly central COM
mittee of Platte county, will meet at
the Humphrey House, in Humphrey,
Saturday May 24th, az 10 o'clock a
d. v. OLSON,
Chairman Cen. Com.
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Advertisements under his head i've
cents 4 line each Insertion.
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The finest line OF fancy shirt. are
Just being opened 81 Galley Bros.
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NEW PRICE LIST
Kramar's n z. Cheap Cash Store.

Yard wide heavy sheeilng
Der yd C-nf-.
Spring Caiicos per I'd ....
Dress Lawns
White PiGue
Two Uair- III SOCKS ,
straw Hat. .. ... =
Black Silk MIts Tor ladies'
and children. Only -
Ladies and chIldreas sQm-
mer Hats closing 2Gr a. 10
Chilren's muslin cheu4i-e -
Parasols I'D
AL Paras0ls market down.
@>umner Silk reduced ia price.
Every few DAYS -e receive new Car
pets. new patterns Iad lower prices.
We keep the largest stock or Clothing
Our prices are rLe lO|est ant tie
same 10 every body
3-.t L hEAMER-
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New carpenter shop next door
south of Cookingham's Office, Hum
phrey, Neb. l
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We also carry 8 good line of white
shirts, both laundried aud unIaan-
dried, At low prices Galley Bros.
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Our quotations Ofthe markets are Oh
-Ai1ed Tuesday afreruoOn.and are correct
and reliable 81 the time.
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Call and examine the ne~ stock of
mea's AID boys clothing, Just receiv-
ed at Galley Bros. AK
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You a alwsys find & good stock
to select from 81 Mrs. brakes milIiu-
cry arQre. 24-rf
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Choice quality OF Nebraska winter
apples az VIM. Becker's. Att
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Perfection washer manufactured by,
and for sale 81 Marsk / Joues's,
Humphrey, Neb.
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Pens, inks, papers, slate pencils, 81
Turner's.
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Our euterprising druggists, Dovty
4 Kelley, are giving sample bottles
Of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. free.
We advise all sufferers to ca.l and get
: bottle which costs nothing. 2I-6m
For books, stsfiOnr--, states and
pencils, also the renowned American
sewing machines, call On z. N. Cook
inghsm, the authorized agent for the
CoLCMBUs JOURNAL and JOB work,
Humphrey, Neb. i6-tf
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Piano 10 rent Inquire of Wells 4
Walker.
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One who saw the beginning OF
the storm of Monday week, described
il as too immense dark clouds COM
ing together, and 3 lake of water
poured down, IS the result Of the
shaking of the clouds. The bulk of
the rain fall (Which was never before
equalled in the history of this section
did rot extend south OF the Plstte.
and seems to have been confined TO
Platte county. The main damage
done was on Shell creek. st and near
the mills of Becker 4 WEIGH. These
gentlemen have probably lost four to
five thousand dollars worth of cattle.
hogs, damage to mill property aud
stock on hands. Mr.. Gertsch of the
same neighborhood lost % head of
cattle and some hogs. Charles
Reinkeis loss will probably amount
to $500, both his bridges across Shell
creek having been swept away.
besides some cattle sheds. &c. For
tunatsly for him be had started with
his large herd of cattle for his range
in Stanton county; be thinks that if
they had been At home. il would have
been impossible for him to save them.
The waters we're high At Platte Gen.
-, -z -.-
much damage WA done that We nave
learned Of. OF course these Losses
are not to be compared with tina, of
Mr.. Belford, whose two little chill
dren, undertaking to get home from
school, were overwhelmed by 8 tor.
rent of water pouring down q rAvine
and drowning them. This was on
SchAdd creek near BUSES school
house
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For sale.

The J. c. Aorrissey residence prog
erty. BIZ Becher / Co. If
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Having spent the last three weeks
IN the best markets of the east. We are
now prepared TO show YOU
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under this head i've
cents . line each Insertion.
Tie finest line OF fancy shirts are
Just being opened ~ Galley Bros.
Call and examine the new stock of
mems AID boys clothing, Just receiv-
ed at Galley Bros. AK
You can slwsys find 4 good stock
TO select from 81 Mrs. brakes milIiu-
cry tore. 3S-tf
Choice quality OF Nebraska winter
apples AZ VIM. Becker's. Att
Piano to rent Inquire of Wells &
Walker.
Pens, inks, papers, slate pencils, al
Turner's.
New carpenter shop next door
south of Cookingham's Office, Hum
phrey, Neb. l
Perfection washer manufactured by,
and for sale 81 Marsk / Joues's,
Humphrey, Neb. !
VIM. SchiltZ makes boots and shoes
IN the best styles. and Uses only the
very best stock that can De procured
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Clover. Timothy Miiief. and
AaDXariaA seed.

At Herman OebIrich L Bros. a-Is
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"A very sofrS sigut. Fouf young
men, bound together in pairs, by iron
chains. three of them brothers, going
10 their punishment At the peniten-
tiary At Lincoln. They passed here
Monday, in charge of an officer, and
We we're informed. had been sentenc-
ed for stealing horses.
Il would say to nv customers and
others that l am prepared to furnish
you the White Lilly -four, manufac-
tured st Becker i WEIGHS mill, which
i the best dour made from spring
wheat and sold in this market. l
would ike the good bread bakers TO
try IL. VIM. Becker. 43-5m
WIN. Heiden, who Friday week
was thrown from 8 wagon behind 8
runaway team. and had his wrist
badly injured is improving; he has
suffered a great deal, and has had to
De under the influence Of opiates to
get sleep, but expects now TO take
more rest, and IN the natural wsv.
A. Anderson has left With Us .
copy Of the yortarestern Lire Stock
Journal Published At Cheyenne. Il
give. . very interesting summary Of
the Wyoming Stock Growers Asso-
citation proceedings st their eleventh
spring meeting, held April 7th, and
81 which Mr.. Anderson VS. present.
y. ". Love and G. ". E. Dorsey,
two of the most extensive and ener-
getic real estate men Of Fremont,
have formed . joint partnership for
carrying On . general -esl estate and
loan business, so says the Herald.
They sre well known in Nebraska,
and viii make . full team in their
business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev. Jabez s. Swan, the renowned rc-
yiyalist, died yesterday at New London,
Conn.,, aged 81. as... sS.. = itt2,t,-=5s.s
Tho latest returns from Michigan give
the Republicans majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature, l3s;5g7S I
3prize fighters Sullivan and dgGreeniield
were yesterday indicted by tl.e,New York
grand jury for engaging in a prize fight. :.
The London TwM says James Russell
Lowell intends TO reside at Oxford, Eng.
land, after he is relieved OF lis duties as
United States Minister. !f5:3E,
The American Humane Association; met
atSPittsburgh yesterday. The delegates
from 4W hecling were DR.. John L. Smith
and Ialelvin Richards. - sftE 3;t,
Toisnot, n village on the Wilmington 4
Weldon railroad, North Carolina, was dc.
stroycd by fire yesterday morning. Loss
S25, ,000 in stores aud goods gIf.li- 49,
"Blackleg' has broken out among the
young cattle OF tho western section oi
Berks county, Pennsylvania. The disease
Is very loathsonie, and many young cattle
have succumbcd. IN {. Il 4
A call will be issued in n few DAYS for 4
convention Of the river aud railroad coal
miners to be held in Pittsburgh the eth
inst. The object Of the convention is to
consider arbitration for railfoad miners
and to elect officers. i5si.}iI
n Hon. Daniel Manning, the right hand
man ot Governor Cleveland, was married
at Albany. last evening to Miss Mary NJ.
Fryer, OF that city. Governor Cleveland
was among the guests present. IS,