The Columbus journal., 1890-12-03

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Atthh writing car Of 4lOO pounds
czpocity stsnds On the switch in front
of tov1ze hOass u NessrA Jaegxi 4
SehnphaeA pssdy to start upon its des-
tinafisa Tor the relief of Nebraska's des-
! titu1D farmers On her border. The same
wouA ere this have been en- route but
for slight confliction Of orders. Mr..
Leanlisr Gerard, chairman Of the board
of trs6A v1s notified by Gov. Thayer to
ship our cify's contribution tn Chapel.
Duel county, bat agent Neagher's in
strIIs1iDas were 70 bill all shipments of
donations from this point to Oxalalla.
Keith county. hence a delay until ship
ping orders in conformity with the gov
ernors Instructions eould be obtained
NJ Doubt by the time The Journal
reaches It's readers the matter will lie
adjusted and the ear on the road Tn its
destination
Through the courtesy of Mr.. David
Schupa,aeh. chairman OF the relief CON-
mittes. reporter for The JOURNAL Vas
given an approximate estimate of the
contents OF the car. and allowed 10 take
4 peep az the same - it lay in sacks and
boxes al snugiy and securely slowed
away In the car. The ear contained
about 3eisG pounds of -four. aS pounds
of meal. one large box OF groceries. l.
boxes Of clothing for men. women and
children all OF which We were informed
by Mr.. Schupbach was not worn on: cast
offs by Any means. but the most Of it
good warm clothing hut slightly worm
practically almost As gUOi as new. In
addition To the large boxes were a mum
ber of barrels and bundles Of clothing
equally as good and packages of meat.
smoked ham. etc. and other minor arti-
cles too numerous 70 mention. making a
donation which will carry gladness and
hope To the heart of many worthy. desti-
tute and suffering people. The money
from cash contributions was mainly de-
voted to the purchase of Hour furnished
from the mill of Jaeggi X Schupbach at
a very low figure for the quality, which. |
while rot patent. WAS OF excellent eata-
bic quality. and calculated 10 make the
money go the furthesr N furnishing
good life-sus:aining bread.
Columbus has done nobly in her re-
spOnse 10 the appeal for help and in this
committee wish Us 70 tender their thanks
TO the citizens Of the city for their
prompt and generous response when
called upon for donations. Also. nIem-
bers of the farmers alliance south of the
river come IN for hearty praise for Il vol
untary donation OF about twenty sacks
Of -four and other vaiuables.
Real Estate Deals.
For the week ending Dec. ;. 1890
All deeds warranty unless otherwise
shown.
Andrew D-Eeney and wife To Charles Sav-
idse. L. nv L. IL ANT - =, -v =, II,
John JeIsirn aad wife 10 GERMAN Bapri-t
Conservation part =. -. =, -, 1s, Iw l. %
seth Richards by srf J 10 Ludwig H-id-n.
Ne 4. ne 1. 81. l.. L. 10
]. NJ Hoffman. er al To J. E C.uley. lots l,
"a, and : block u. Sp-Ic:.', addition
Ia Columbus ................. It5y
{. 5. To Peter He,iburS. De =. L. - ~. 2.
rhomas Jones and wife Ia school District
No. 81. acre in ne cOr. nvi, VI, II. 5w - |
Emily Jones and husband 10 Charles Z.
Johnson. lots and 5. block -, ColuubU. ~ !
L. 3. tO Per Jolan Aberx. = :. ~ :. and =.
Il, Ne 1. 10, u. tw --...-..-. .--.. 90 .....-
Pioneer Town Site Co to Anton LO-fcr,
lot {. block :. town of Iinday, Neb - II. 10 !
Anton Lsrffier ami wife L-na 10 John H.
Otis. ios 1. block ;, town of Lindsay 90 |
US 20 SAsa..s Aasil0akn, =. ~ =. Is