The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
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residence of j. P. Becker.
The "Pinafore" music is said to
be very fine, and the Columbus sing.
ers are much pleased with it.
--E. j. Baker and Abner Turner
left Monday to witness the reception
of General Grant at Chicago this
week.
Gerhard Shuttle started yester-
day OH a business trip 10 Chicago,
and Akron, O., thence to Wisconsin
and home.
We met Steve Lang of Genoa
last Saturday. He says they had a
lively old time in Nance county on
election day.
---Major Frank North starts for
California next Monday for his
health. He will be accompanied by
his brother Lutte.
Mail orders for goods or sam
Piles will have my most careful and
prompt attention. l.. Kramer, at the
New York Cheap Cash Store.
1T is rumored that there is 10
be a livery stable erected on the
west side OF the new Congregation
al Church, and a saloon Oh the east.
MIR. Ennis Wise, of Omaha, de-
sires to read the JOURNAL, too, which
will be sent this week. Extra num-
bers of last week all exhausted by
the demand.
james Cushing's child was very
low last week with an attack of con-
gestion of the brains. DR.. Bonesteel
is in attendance. Dip,heria eases in
his charge are improving.
j. w. Early received a letter
from his brother-in-law, s. nj.
Elder, OF Ohio, Monday, which an
nounces that his sister, the wife of
Mr.. Elder, is not expected to live.
The lea parry at the Presbyte-
rian Church on last Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings was both So
cially and financially successful
affair, the proceeds being about $50.
Major Christmas, of St. An
thony, this county. was in the city
Thursday. He is reader of the
JOURNAL, and made arrangements
10 continue for some time to come.
The original mixed paint is the
Ayerill and il is the best. Ii costs
no more to paint with it than with
poor paint. For sale at Doland's
Columbus Drug store at $l.50 per
gallon.
Fl. s. Armstrong, Of St. Ed
wards, was in the CITY Friday last
and wanted the JOURNAL. None
left to supply him. His paper will
be forwarded this week on regular
subscription.
Mr.. Parr expresses himself as
much pleased with fhe. "Pinafore"
Caste aud chorus, he says It il equal
10 any chorus he conducted in the
eastern cities; quite a compliment
for Columbus.
--Messrs. kersenbrock & Henggler
are making extensive improvements
at their brewery on 9TH street. II.
Prigge is doing the brick work--two
large vaults inside Of brick wall
two feet thick.
There is thought to be demo.
cratic gain In the county, but in the
result of such a conglomerate elec-
ticn as our last, 1t Is utterly impoS-
sible TO judge accurately of gains
and losses to either political party.
John Eimers met with an acci-
dent Sunday by cutting three of his
fingers on scythe blade as he was
carelessly walking along the street.
DIR. Mitchell dressed the wound and
pronounced it as not at all serious.
We learn from business man
that there is a house of ill-fame in
the city or North street, that should
have rigid investigation by officers
Of the law, as it is source of great
annoyance to the people of that part
of the city.
Rev. Thos. Bayne, former min
lister of the Congregational church
of this city, has located at Gibbon,
this State. He wants 10 see the
JOURNAL, and his wish was COM
piled with and the paper sent for.
ward last week.
lin this line of printing we have
no equal west of Chicago."-Denso-
crat.
The above equals, if IL does not
excel, "Jack," the printer, no "stood
on his head on the top of the Ply
mouth church steeple."
In the official election returns
there were few scattering votes
polled that are omitted. Mahlon
Clother received s votes for sheriff,
DR.. Reilly 9 votes for coroner, NJ. w.
Post vote for supreme judge, and
2 votes were cast for bonds.
1T is said that the A. & n. road
is being built by machinery. The
cars will soon be running to Colum-
bus over this road, and it will be a
day of general rejoicing when we