-- From the Post.
   Friends of Wesley Orton were surprised the latter part of the week to learn of his recent marriage in California. We understand his wife was a maiden lady and a long-time friend of the family.

   The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Belgrade are planning on a big barbecue to be held Thursday, February ti (sic). They will also have a large class to initiate and have invited the lodges from neighboring towns.

   County Judge Kliese reports having issued two marriage license during the last week to the following parties. Peter Bokelman and Anna Schoenburg, both of Belgrade; and Joseph Rosenthal, of Platte county and Belle Zoutha of Nance county.

   All parties are hereby notified that Mrs. Lillie Miller, my wife, has abandoned me and left my bed and board, and that I will not be responsible for, pay any debts of any kind or nature contracted by said Lillie Miller, either on her own account or against me. -- C. A . Miller.

   Representative K. C. Knudson and Senator J. H. Kemp came up from Lincoln Saturday morning returning to their duties Sunday by way of Central City. Mr. Knudson says that if any one goes to the legislature and ....

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creasing by leaps and bounds. For the quarter ending December 31st, F. D. Goodwin, of Genoa, reports five deaths and thirteen births; N. L. Penfield, of Belgrade, three deaths and twelve births; C. F. Bake, of Fullerton, three deaths and twenty-four births. This makes a total of eleven deaths and forty-nine births for the county in three months or an increase in this one manner of thirty-eight. If the same proportion is maintained throughout the year, vital statistics would show an increase of 152. At the same rate for ten years or until the time the next census is taken, figuring from the last count, Nance county should, if other causes do not make the report vary to too great an extent, have a population of 10,446. The last count showed a population of 8,926.

   A farmer near Genoa was recently elected justice of the peace. When he went home his wife congratulated him, patted him on the back and called him "squire." This attracted the children and they gathered around their mother and one asked her if they were all squires now. "No," replied the mother, "just your pa and me."

   In the County Court in and for Nance county, Nebraska.
   In the matter of the estate of one William P. Robinson, deceased.
   To all persons interested in said estate, take notice; that the administratrix has filed her final account and report of her administration, ...