The Columbus journal., 1879-11-19

A. laho, ahN 2"
make this county their permanent
homes.
Tho lsw firms of Carew & Camp
and Simpson s. Lindley have made
a mutual exchange. They are now
Camp s. Lindley, and Carew &
Simpson.
--Rev. Gorst, young minister of
Wisconsin, preached last Sabbath
morning aud evening at the Metho-
dist church in this city to large con-
gregaiions.
Nj. II. White and w. d. Gring,
residing in the northern part Of the
city, both lost valuable cows last
week. They sickeued and died
rather suddenly.
Mr.. Walter, the shoemaker
who was lately engaged at VIM
Schilz's. has opened up new Boot
and Shoe store on Olive ST., opposite
The Tatiersall stable.
I'll. T. Vale and family arrived
in the city from central Illinois Sat-
urday. lie expects to locate per-.
manently in the west, and more than
likely in this county.
The town site OF Albion juno
iion has lately been surveyed, and
several parties are looking at the
lots with a view TO settling. The
town is 10 have q new hotel.
Tho original mixed paint Ia the
Averill and il is the best. 1t costs
no more 10 paint with it than with
moor paint. For sale at Doland's
Columbus Drug store at $l.50 per
gallon.
Young mon and others of this
city desiring 10 learn the German
language can do so by joining the
class recently organized for that
purpose under the direction of Rev.
HGllhorst.
The Siaters' Hospital will be
erected "a rapidly as the weather
will admit OF. and will probably be
completed this winter. 1t will be a
coamodious structure. veueered
with brick.
Two "thumpers" from "Thump-
town" had Il "set-to" on 1lth steeet
one evening last week. They had a
"bout" or two and then one Of them
"bouted" and the massacre came to
n sudden close.
ID. G. McGill has opened up his
new temperance billiard hall and
oyster saloon. 1t Is a very tasty
room, and we are informed that the
business will be conducted in the
best possible manner.
John Eyman OF Lost Greek, who
haa been 10 Illinois for several
months, returned last week. He
brought a couple OF friends who ex-
pcct to locate permanently next
spring in this county.
The Sons of Temperance will
hold = public literary meeting at
their hall next Monday evening. The
programme will consist of essays,
Dialogues, speeches, &c. An invi-
tation is extended 10 one and all.
The Democrat seems TO be con-
siderahly a2itaied because Ilensley
sold tickets to John Early. There is
ahout a. much foundation for this
/ Illustration ns there il for It to rain
when anticipating pleasure trip.
Wallace Huntington, ofMonroe,
has built a very fine dwelling on
his farm. Wallace ia an energetic,
hard working man, of excellent rep
uralion wherever he is known, and
we are glad to hear Of his prosperi-
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&c. II. Seiapl. who has been en-.
! gagged wife the firm OF j. \. Tay lor
! & Co. of this city for the past year,
sfnried for Madison yesterday TO
take charge of the lumber yard of
J. Z. North & Co. at that place. Sue.
cess to you, George.
We are informed that the late
election In Nance county will proba-
bly, be contested, and more especially
thai o: the county seat question, and
both Fullerton and Genoa charge
each other with illegal proceedings
in procuring votes.
David Schupbach started with
his little daughter to st. Louis last
week. She has been quite deaf for
some time, caused by the measles,
aud he takes her 10 that city for
treatment. We hope she may have
her hearing fully restored.
There were a number OF wire
fence suckers In the country last
week, who swindIed some farmers.
Particulars are not known. Look
out for them. Don't sign your
name to any cftheir documents. Al.
ways buy OF home dealers.
David Anderson shipped sew.
eral arloads OF fat hogs to Omaha
last week. Mr.. A. also disposed of
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