The Bellwood Gazette from Bellwood, Nebraska • 1

VOL XI Will was in town Mon day BAIL WAY MEN FOB Remarkable Unanimity of Sentimeht for Honest Money Published Every Friday Afternoon BY GENE LOOMIS AT BELLWOOD Nebraska SUBSCRIPTION RATES Per year ppc Months Entered at the Post office at Bdllwood Butler county as second class mail matter OMAHA MARKETS Thursday July 15 From the Stockman Top hogs $205 Stockers and feeders $320 to $300 Steers $4:10 CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES Hoshor is on the sick list this week Dr Lester of David City was in Bellwood Tuesday Nick Mysenbnrg has a nice lot of alfalfa hay in the stack Phy Royce has raised a tomato this year that weighs one pound nine ounces: Mf MM Ml I Miss Nellie Bean of Columbus is visiting this week with Misses Jennie and Leona Hager Our Clerk of the District Court and A Walling two live free silver men were in our city Tuesday Vandercar requests) us to state this week that he has been from David City visiting with' the Di I Hewit sole agent will refund your money if not satisfied after using 1 bottle of Dr famous medicine Mary Abigail Dodge (Gail Hamilton) died at Wenham Mass of Paralysis August 18 She was one of our best literary women Suddarth will have his new cane mill ready for operation in a few days Quite a number of our farmers have raised cane (Cain) this iH I year Mr Aden one of our Garrison subscribers made us a pleasant eail Wednesday Mr and Mrs Aden were in attendance at the district conference Mrs tookf tjhe train That Bdllwood has a big CLUB? Miss Josie Hill Will teach the home school this year Ed Hall visited with her her parents this week The Bellwood markets tills week: Corn 14 oats 15 rye 16 wheat 40 III i I Mr Wm Corbett is moving inio the Will Derby property west of the school housfi and Mrs Buchholtz and Mrs Walker are1 visiting in Saunders County this week Mrs Altien Garwood and children are visiting at Arlcrville York county Mr Garwood is playing i I if I i 1 I J- Kegeris and family came home Wednesday from Madrid Nebraska where he has been farming Frank looks hearty enough Mr and Mrs Joseph Belsley Of Peoria 111 are visiting here MrBel sley is a brother to our excellent townsmen Dave and Cris while Mrs Belsley is a sister of Mrs Louis Henfling York District Conference held at this place this Week was a great treat for the people of Bellwood the house being crowed! at every session The papers read were all good and in many instances the discussion of them'' quite spirited-We were very much impressed with Mr paper Ministry of the and have heard many Who thought it very fine In fact the whole conference was an spiritual intellectual and social treat to all those present and Bellwood likes such entertainment as that On the other hand we can safely sjay that Bellwood entertained her guests in a hopitable manner Yellqw legged chicken that delicacy of the preaching fraternity was on tap though Rev Mailley almost despaired at first thinking that this important factor of the fare had been forgotten The morning sessions were of a business and the afternoon of a li terarv character while the evening meetings were of a revival nature Rev Holenbauk of Braini ard preached the sermon Tuesday evening followed by Rev Calfee of Aurora In the aftermeeting Botn are earnest fluent speakers Rev Hornaday delivered a good sermon Wednesday evening on Good Old Way' followed by Rev Mailley? Who conducted the aftermeeting The ministers present paid many tributes of love and praise to our Rev Smith for the grand work he has done here An expression of Wbafc BURLING ahd)hip ing to have some Rousing Big Times 1 Monday for Seward We must be to say Mr family7 have beeh good neighbors We are sorry leave our village The republicans of Seward county have showed a preference for Holland of Seward for state senator for this senatoriai district He i i is a lover of fast horses The school board at their last meeting made a rule concerning pupils starting to school for the first time They may start at the begining of the 1st 3rd 5th and 7th months Mr Jud Carpenter will work Mft farm next year where Al Drawbaugh now lives Al will farm Mr place where Mjjri Ara-smith used to live They7 have both found good farms I I I h'l I Jj I 1 1 Cloyd Norval the twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Norval of Seward was drowned in the Blue river at Seward Saturday7 last The same old story he had deep water swim That the ij i i Rev Smith drove to Thursday to visit with Mr Morris The latent John Sherman now admits that Ue knew that his Sherman law would demonetize silVer Shea was in Bellwood Monday He will come down again next week and get acquainted here preparatory to commencing his work One business man with saying? times are too ertise It seeths that Bellwood is only place where they believe is Our exchanges have a ver)7 good patronage this line Yes sit down and wait for something to turn up Rev1 Rush of Madena California formerly a pastor of the Bellwood Baptist church having been in attendance at the A at Milwaukee Wis and re-turnmg home? will stop over and preach ip tbe Baptist Church Sunday evening at 8 i i 11 Emmons Yates received a letter from John Zeali who is in Michigan in which fie states that the part of Mich he is in is for Bryan and Free Silver He speaks of fifteen or twent)-fOrmer Republicans who are now full fledged Bfyan men People out there he says are anxious to know about Boy Orator cjf the ALMOST FATAL water scaldin she throwed at you was it asked Everett Wrestt who had done the waiting at the gate while Dismal Dawson had made play for the pt ke said Mr Dawson was worse It was Indian apolis Journal DANCE NOTIci I There will be a dance given it! Hall Friday evening Aug 28 Tickets 50 cents Good Music and good order will prevail Li 7 Pratt Bonson THE WORD According to one authority the worti is a corruption of the Gfirraan word the form in Dutch being All these difierent forms were Thai a Bohemian town where the count of Soblick A 1518 coined some excellent pieces in silvef of one ounce in weight the name of the town came thaler applied to the above named coins as well as that of Sehlicken thaler Hence thaler pieces were first contracted into thalers and then into thalers These coihs gained such a reputation that the)7 became a pattern so that otalers of tbe same kind though made in other places took the name the word assuming different spelling through the low countries reaching Spain as del lars and through its provinces transmitted tq the western hemisphere where it Was applied to coins prior to the adoption of the federal currency In coinage the word is a favorite beihg found under various spellings in almost every part of the INDEPENDENT PRI There Will be a meetinj dependent voters of Savai ship Saturday evening ARY of the Into town-Lngusf 29 at Bellwood for the electing ten delegates to convention which meets September 12 at David at 8:30 purpose the count)7 Saturday Crly Three of said eelega tes will be to attend the silver con-be held at David City Sep-CommitveeMaN authorized ference to tem be 3 Six weeks ago 1 suffered with a very severe cod was almost unable to speak My friends all advised me to con stilt a physician Noticing Chamber Cough Remedy advertised in the St Paul Volks Zeitunj? I procured-bottle and after taking it a short tim was entirely well I now most heaitiiy recommend this remedy to an yone suf fering with a cold Wm Keil 678 Selby Avej St Paul Mima jj For sale Dr Hewit ince 1878 there have keen nine epi demies of fy senfery in different parte of the country in which Chamberlands' Colic Cholera and Diarihoea Remedy weed with perfect sucoefs Dyaen- whew epidemic is almost a severe ana dangerous as Asiatic cholera Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have failed to check its ravage this remedy however has cured the most malignant cases both of children and adults and under the most trying conditions which proves it the best medicine in the world bowel complaints For sale by Dr I lieu it jj- If' )5 i I II jj I i Mr I Li REPUBLICANS 1 1 ij: 1 I -1 May also give their side of the METHODIST CHURCH each Sun day util a and! Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a Geo Simms Super- ntendant Class-meeting: each Sunday at 1:3:15 Browning Leader Prayer meeting each Thursday at 7:30 Junior League meets every Sunday afternoon a 3 Mrs Smith President Senior Ep-worth League meets e-ery Sunday evening after church service JNAndersan President Smith Pastdr BAPTIST Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a and 8p Pra er meeting every Wednesday evenihgat 8 pm Sunday school-each Sunday at 10 a mF 1 Young Supt The Willing society meet every two weeks ou Friday afternoon at 2 in John Schuler Pastor fATHOLIC Serivces every Sun-v day by Kbv Stapf Rev Bronnenkant Pastor AO Lodge No 21 meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month Frank Yates Wm McGaffin MW OF A Camp meets every 1st and 3rd i Tuesdays in each inonth- Burch Derby Clerk WOF THE Order meets every 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month Young f- Hotchkiss Clerk OOF Meets 1st and 3rd Friday evenings in each month Mas Weyand of Stella Young Ree CR LOWTELL POST 83 A meets i every 1st and 3rd Saturdays In each month Waldo Com Young Adjt SOF Al Booton Camp No i 10 of meets every 2nd and 4th Sat urdayevenings of each month Kellogg Capt A BODTON- 1st Sergt DOF ELVINA HART HILL TENT No 23 meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month at 2 Mrs Harvey Lillie Pres Miss Josie Hill Sec RN of A Royal Oak Camp meets every 2nd Friday at 3 and 4th Friday at 7 :30 of each month Mrs Minnie Burch Oracle Belle Burch Rec Mr Hoshor went to Ulysses Monday Bellwood schools will open September 7 George Barnum and Lauren were were in town Monday I The old soldiers have postponed their campfire indefinitely No assessments fn the Royal Neighbors for July and August Lillie Paige entertained her Sunday school class in the park last Saturday Gene returned from his trip through Kentucky Indiana and Michigan Monday night Mr Hiekeox a brother of Mrs Kellogg is visiting here His wife accompanies him Mr Otto Reich wein and Miss Stella Young returned from Fremont where they have been attending school last Friday Mr and Mrs Scott of Fremont are visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity Mr Scott is a brother of Mrs Pace and Mrs Moore In our publication of the names of the signers of the Bryan Club we unintentionally omitted the name of Henry Whitney Henry is Free Silver all right Who read speech? This is Mr of all right to read them but then after you have done so read speech iu the House August 1893 He stood then just a3 he stands now On the way to David City Monday we noticed that the corn on the Bluffs while it was good did not cpmpare with ours in rankness and size of ears We ought to feel thankful and proud that we live in the Platte valley one of the most productive regions in the world Tbe Romine Dental Company of Schuller Nebraska will visit Bellwood August 24 and remain two days 24th and 25th Now here is a chance to have your teeth extracted without pain They also make a full set of teeth for $500 and are among the best dentists of the state Office at the hotel gentlemen from David City were in Bellwood Monday and took dinner with our Restaurant man Mr Kurt They stated that no such meal could be had in a restaurant in David City for 50 cents twice the amount they paid Mr Kurt It is needless to say that when they come to Bellwood again tffey will know wher to go for dinner I is so with everything in Bellwood you get your worth question in the columns of this FWell The latest signers of the Bryan club: Peter Phillips Wm McQuil- kin A Loomis Cady Repry No republican or member of any party has withdrawn his name from this list Making a grand total 173 Taxes can now be paid in Bellwood for Savannah township The time has been extended until Sept 20 when the books will be returned to David City The tax books will be Mr8' Iavla' Mrs McKaskey: fount) the Cazette hffiee Smlth' Jease RS ing A Diemer and Wife Runyon found at the Gazette office Gene Loomis Collector i I MM if- the house was taken to see who wished Mr Smith to remain with us We think we ought to insist on his remaining when he can command a much more profitable and congenial field The delegates present at the conference wefe: York: Rev A Mr and Mrs Ayres David City: afford to be without the GAZETTE You it can get from how until November 16 Hpji I 11 lljj-h I 'MbL 'j I 1 I II 1 1 Ms for ony 25c Did you know it? Dr Louis Freiday of Ashland son of Mrs Freiday of Bellwood came into this city7 last week He has been travelling in Arizona and New Mexico for over a year seeking better health being a victim of that terrible malady consumption Hie visited with his mother here a few days and is now with his brother Amos Freiday near Rising If you have laised something this year that is extra good take a sample to the Butler County Fair The Fair is under new management and with co-operation it will be a rousing success Expert judges will be provided for every department and every premium will be awarded on its merits September 9 will be Day cm which day all children under 14 years of age will be admitted free I I'M! Tjs I i 'T The editor of this paper Isn't a republican but there is a principle the republicans claim called reciprocity7 which we do believe in to some extent and which our business men of Bellwood (most of them at least) have forgotten We are going to give our little patronage to those who patronize us If in Bellwood well and good hope it will be if somewhere else remembet we have given you a chance Rising City: Rev Dairy pie Mr Swearinger Mr JBromwell Misses Hill Mr palmer A Pool Aurora: Rev Calfee Milford: Rev Essert and wife Shelby: Rev Gi wits and wife Marquette: Rev Harkins and wife Wilier Beaver Crossing: Rev Chadwick and wrfe Osceola' Rev Whitmer and son Wm Crisp Benedict: Rev Crisp Bradshaw: Rev Deal Lmvvood: Rev Lillie and Mr Docstadec Mr Halstead Bfadt I I Mr lnness and Mr Buchholtz address unknown Garrison: Pev Hornaday wife Alex Miller Hiyo Aden Aden and wife Mrs King Mrs ham Mrs King Brainard: Rev Hollenbaek eiaterrWm Kilgore Seward: A Hull Platte Valley: Smiths Stromsburg- Hismilton Ulysses Koyceir Surprise: Rev Hartly Price and wife Peeler: Mr and Mrs Price Misses Fife afid Ora- I and Over jOOO test cur GGJLD LiNCOLM.