The Columbus journal., 1880-04-21
lanes Dunsford. who has been

james Dunsford, who has been
the city several weeks, left for
ana6a Monday morning. He ex-
,cts TO return shortly.
AS we GO to press (Tuesday
the elite of the city are in
,adiness to attend the lecture of
[iss Willard, one of Americas
,lest exponents of the temperance
luse.
Heating s. Sullivan have for
lie, at their place four and a half
lies northwest of the city, the
Icest bunch of young Illinois cattle
lat have ever been brought to CO.
INDUS.
Complaint has been entered
ith us against some unknown row.
= who, last Monday night, COM
ED divers petty depredations on
the houses i'm the south half Of
N
Rockies. McSweeny & Crotty of
Saturday yll., arrived in the city
very nicght with car load of
HOO to lEses, weighing from
stopping at tipounds. They are
n. p. Row Seckered barn.
charge the agcnS Co., having in
machinery, have Sr the Buckeye
and are row open FOE fSSed a full line
ties wishing anything lsiheSS' rar;
line will do well to call 2e machine
see them.
On Wednesday las.
stable in the western part o, '
belonging to b. ii. Roge, '
burned. 1t contained some "a7
household goods. TheDeparth ms
was called out twice DUNG the a.
"A shower of rain tn other ds,
was very gratefully receed by IN,
waiting grain, and now yerywber,
the wheat appears green nd nice &c
view. Cattle and sheer can now
about get grass enough , flourish
on.
Look out next weekf0 Doland's
new advertisement, anda he mean
time 60 there to buy our drugs,
paints, oils, wall papeistationery,
flower pots, mixed pats, garden
seeds, trusses, syriDgessigars, to-
bacco, &c.
The graders on the lincoln &
Northwestern are at wor,near the
U. p. track, working theirway to-
wards the new depot. Ills now
confidently stated by the ahorities
that the cars will be runng into
this city by the first of Ma,
e. P. Draper on Tuesdr night
last week lost by prairie re his
sheds, barn, harvester. har,ss, 20
bushels of corn, % of fax ana hog.
Loss, between 5000 and $3O The
fire was set out by one of his eigh-
bors to clear a piece of his Ian.
We learn that s. NJ. Barke who
was out working hard again. the
prairie fire one night last weel was
considerably prostrated afterwrds.
Heavy, fleshy men are not bes ad-
aptsd to hard, quick work.-Ware
glad to learn that Mr.. Barker isup
again.
The entertainment and ball g len
Monday night by the German Tia
tire troupe, formed the most enjoa-
BILE combination of the season @
those who were present (Which VS.
q goodly number) and the dancig
was prolonged till ; o'clock in te
morning.
-Ayoung man living south {
the river was arrested one night las
week on a charge of bastardy. w
refrain from mentioning names i
regard for the feelings of the parent
on both sides. We understand ths
the suit was compromised by tn
payment of 1926.
They say that VIM. Dietrich
preparing to erect a two-story brio
business house, with hall in secon
story. We can't get anything fror
him as to the truth of it. We ratt
er guess there is something in i
however, from the manner in whic
he is inquiring as to material, etc.
Pursuant to instruction, job
Mcmahon was around Monda,
morning, notifying everybody t
clean up their alleys, cellars, &c.
timely act. Let there be no fit
left above ground, and while il i
being buried, let care be taken tina
1t don't taint the water i'm the well.
-Wm. O'Brien, S. A. Crosby an,
F. Morgan of McTIenry Co., Ill
arrived in the city Friday last, wit
six car loads of splendid youu,
stock, which can be sccn at X Keatin,
& Sullivan's. We hope they will
find it profitable to come again
This country needs ten times th
stock it has.
The Clother House omnibus ar
rived last Sunday. 1t is a splendit
looking vehicle, will seat twelv,
persons inside, and, on occasion
four to six on top. One man OF
seeing ii said, "Just as good as any