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The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, doing busi-
ness under the firm name of Elliott
Il Luers has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Luers retir-
ing, dispOsing of his interest 10 John
Elliott. The new firm of j. G.. Eli
Ott Il Co. assume al Liabilities, and
will receive all claims owing the
old firm. j. T.. ELLIOTT,
Sept. 3, 81. HENRY LUEBs.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14

i have sold my stock of hard
ware, wagon material, etc, TO Ernst,
Newman " Co, who will continue
the business at the same place.
extend to the public my thanks for
many favOrs aud bespeak for the
new firm continuance of the liberal
patronage which has been extended
to me. | shall have my Office at the
old place and continue in the pur-
chase of grain and hogs, always
paying the highest market price.
Call and see me.
Columbus, Aug. 81. 1881.
john WIGGINs.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
Regular stock Dealer.

All kinds Of horned stock bought
and sold also fat and stock hogs.
319-y ID. NDERSON.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
The Pride Of Columbus.
SaYe Your Money.

L. Kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14

A Minnesota Chief Threshing Ma
chine for sale che ap for cash or on time,
with good security.
AIREPT STENGFR
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
LOCAL NOTICES.
New goods at Morse's.

Advertisements under this head five
cents line each insertion.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
The Best Liqu Ors
For Sale.

Wines and beer for medicinal, me-
chanical or chemical purposes at +. D.
Shpehan's
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Look Here, sheep Men-
I have six MeTinO bucks for sale.
Il HEATING.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14
Notice Of DissOlution.

Columbus, Ncb., Aug. 20. 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

ayitating a this subject already, 80
we will leave 1t to them.
The new district of Mejave, on
the Mojave river, is, We believe an
assured success. The principal
mines are owned here. A new
town is we'll under way and at the
present writing they are to have a
convenient mail. We shall speak
of this camp at greater length in
future "notes,' as we'll as other
camps in that vicinity.
Angeleiios who have become In
terested in mining property iD
Arizona and Mexico, have as a rule
been successful. No more, L ven-
ture to say, than If they they had
taken the same chances In their
own State, and comparatively
nearer home. We are looking
anxiously for boom here in our
Southern California section, which
will at least show that we have
good paying mines,if not bonanzas.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
EASTER N.
Republican Caucns,

WASHINGTON, April 27th..-The
Republican Senatorial caucus to-
day was well attended. Logan was
willing to have an executive ses-
sion If the present position of the
Republicans was not endangered.
This appeared to be the opinion of
most of the Senators. An early
executive session Is almost certain.
ConHiinx Ready 90 m Ak HIS FIG Ia, !.
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-The
republican caucus this evening
appointed a committee, with DAVIS
as Chairman, to consider the Ques.
tion of an executive session and re-
port back to the caucus. Conklipg
spoke of his having been held re-
sponsible for the continuance of
the deadlock, and said he had no
objection to executive sessions;
that he il we'll prepared now to
make his fight against Robertson.
and intimates his confidence If
success. Some OF the President.
friends were then willing to defer
action until they could once more
confer with the President. While
no d Nision in favor of executive
sessi ms was reached, the Republic
can Senators seem to think tina,
will be the outcome. Senator Mil.
Ter to-day notified Dawes that un-
less the Republicans move for an
executive session he will vote with
the Democrats for one, a. he
feels bound to break the deadlock.
Another question somewhat en-
barrasAing IL as to how Malone
will feel when called upon to vote
10 the executive session. II he
vofes with CoDkling against Rob.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

Hos0keye; 1t was the merry,
merry housecieaning time. and
when he stepped airiIy out of bed
In the morning he tried to hold
both feet up in the air at the same
time, while be leaped from place
to place aud made remarks that
were appropriate to any occasion.
"Practicing for the circus?" asked
HE wife, from her place among the
downy pillows, with i!ly-concealed d
sarcasm. "Oh, yes" he replied,
II am just rehearslng my famous
carpet tackled" And then his low,
convulsive sobbing died away in
mutf1sd strains, like the last sad
throbs Of a heart breaking under
the bed-clothes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
passsmYe1s Aouah nnd Eass.

FRESNO, CAL, April 26.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
Mrs Ipgersoll, Ontario; J M Nc
Cracken, Maricopa; J M Rice, Casa
Grande; Mrs w II Glover, do; AL
Lengfold, st Louis; John Good,
Chicago; w G Good, do; r NJ Will
son, Deming; X W B!yrich, New
York; J S Mccall. do; H H Acker-
man, do; L BaIbach and family,
do; Mrs E J Baldwin and family.
Santa Anita; K Fllttebole, YUM;
] Meyers, Casa Grande; 7 D. Nor
ton, Wilcox; Chas r Baker, New
hall; Mr. A L Hatch, Gila; Geo J
Goodhue, Yama; Mrs A Lesky,
Los Angeles; Chus A Lesky, do;
Mrs G Nj King, do; G H Diltmap,
do; Miss Nanny, do; T Golden, do;
Miss Jefferson, do; Miss Wettach,
do; E L Preston, de; G w Chap
man, do; s A Morrison, do; e p
Lowe and wife, do; Mrs c Hegsle.
The LeGisiesure.
SACRAMENTO. April 27th.-SEN .
ATE-CoDslderation of Sears's
amendment to the tax levy, ex.
GLIDING the tax for slickens. Sears
matte an elaborate argument.
Many speeches explaining the po-
sitiou OF Senators were made and
call of the Senate finally ordered
When the roll WAS called on the
Sears amendment all the Senators
were present and the motion TO
adopt prevailed, ayes %, noes IT.
After three hours spent in fillibus-
tering a motion to lay on the table
Hudson's motion to reconsider the
Sears amendment prevailed, ayes
81, noes Is. Several amendments
to increase the school appropriation
were rejected. Hill called the
previous question and the main
question was ordered, ayes 81,
noes 18. The bill was theu ordered
to engrossment, ayes "a, noes l6
The Senate then adjourned.
AssEMBLY-The Senate Museel
Slough resolution asking the Pres
ident to pardon the settlers con-
victed of resisting the United
States Marshal, coming up, jack
son made the point of order that,
not being in the Governors procla-
nation, it was out of order. The
speaker ruled the point well taken
and a motion was made to return
the resolution to the Senate.
General Murphy made IA appeal
for the settlers which was greeted
with a round Of applause.
Jackson finally withdrew his
motion and the resolution was
then adopted; ayes 63, noes 5.
The third reading of bills being
taken up, eight Senate deficiency
bills were finally passed.
Cameron moved that the Road
bill be passed. AS the object of
Camercn's motion was to get at the
Apportionment bill the Democrats
began to fihblster, and when the
roll had been called dozen tim es
on di!atory motions, the House ad-
journed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

jors like contempletlve arpies; but
chins unless took early amt easy
to develop, aud Melinder Jane's
ready made six inches beats theirs
oller.
Ow should now live in a hum
easthetick family carnt emsgine.
You tell me there amt such a
thing as a daydo in the ole OF Gath
Lodge. My dear gurl, its ekecrew.
shiating. send you, per sarmple
post, lovely peacock's feather.
Put it over your looking glass In
your privit cha ber, and it'll be a
comfort to you tote der me,0r l
should tell you that me and a few
more Konsummit Souls-in liv'ry
ARE thinking of forming a Asso-
citation, to be called the TwIrl So.
ciety-for brinying Beauty ONE to
the Pantry. Why not =? Surely
she'd be as much at ONE there as
In the Ovel. More so, bindeed, for
the soul Of wot ribbed Scribes call
a funkey is naturally more re-
spopsive to the thrills of Ugh class
emoshun than the corse clay of a
coster. Emagine "bricky" in
In long feizzled airsnd twirIy sage
green togs-like me! But the
pantry and the Suvvincks' hall re.
heck instant and spontaneous the
finer himpuIses of the drOring room
and the booda0or. So you may de.
pend upon it the Twirl Society will
be sooksay perrin,iddie, and I
ope yet to see you one of its "hut-
terest hornymenks." Owsomever,
l shall be able to tell you more
about 1t In my mex. Meanwhile, l
rename
Your devoted
JOHN SMAULKER, JEwNIoR.
Punch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

Washington Republican: "Boss,
I've come up here from Texas to
strike the old man for an office.
Pm poorer than nine kinds o. cats.
Can't you lend me quarter till
the deadlock Is brokenW "Really,
I don't know you," said the aston
ished citizen. feeling in his pocket
and holding the silver piece in his
hand. as no difference! I'll be q
rich man next year, and them
The smile Of encouragement that
followed drew the quarter. and the
gentleman from Texas remarked: :
"Think I'll 90 and wrap myself
around something humid"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
HIGH ART BELOW STAIRS.
john Smaulksr Junior, on Esthetics


My DEAR MARY: You, at Gath
Lodge, among the PhiIistians from
morn till dooy eve-pore dear sole
can ardly emagine the innard ap-
piness that ave blu my lot sinst
settlink down ere at Peacock Pleas
aunce - the sweetly sinuificant
name give by Sir Obray Lowder to
is new Ugh Art Villa. Sir Obray
and his family are Hutter, boo
days hongles, as we say in French,
and Beauty is made at ONE in the
basement as much as in the bood-
aVor or the bedchamber.
"Without black velvet britches
wot is MANI" sez some poick OF
other. He weren't up to much evil
denshal!y, but then he lived in the
dark days afore day does. Black
velvet, like crimsing plush
wh-r-r-r! ow the thought of the
latter hojusly vulgar fsybrick do
make me sguirm!-is now honly fit
for the weskits of retired Bungs
aud hid genus on my kneei With.
out easthetick livry wot is ssuvvice?
l should rayther ask. And ekker
answers "a oller void"
wish you could only see my
livry. 1t were designed for mars
ter by Mr.. Moldwarp, the hemmi.
nent dekkerative hartist. 1t is not
to much too say that it is konsum NJ
nit. Konsummit, my dear Mary,
expresses the Hight Of Quiteness.
| mention this becos the word, al.
though "fermiliar to our mouths as
AW the Year Round." is at presink
"kavvyairy to the Colonel" and u
ostler to whom / appened TO use it
the other day seemed to ave hi.
dea that | wos swearin at i'm, and
showed fight in consekens. But
my livry! 1t is tight and twirly 10
fit, and demitinty, of course, in
color. A corse PhiIistian fOotma an
Of my akwaintance said as it looked
like seasickness turned up with
yellow jarndice. Bot he were a
beast. Oar air Is worn long and
frizZled like a porter's knot Ia wool
and we AMT none of US allowed no
carves! Carves ave al their day,
and, like biceps, buzzums, plump
cheeks and other human nubbly.
nesses, are voted wuigarian.
Peacock Pleasaunce is One of
Ugh Art from attic to airey. D
Mary, the Kuit-that's washup,
desr-of the Konsummit lifts us all
to the same level. You should ha
seen me the other day, standing on
u stone globe in the garding, on
one leg, hugging lily branch,
while Miss HOrIanner-thal's our
eidesl-skstched me as a halle.
CORY. The attitood were trying.
after a hour of it, but the effeck
were soopreem. Miss Horianner
is tremeDjus at haIlegyries. makes
EN- up like posy 2otasteeks. out hoi
ennythink. Wy, she painted Ne.
Under Jane, the hupper ousem aid,
in twisted grey towelling, fl Dppine
Imply down through lot OF as.
toDished stars, which Mr.. Mold.
warp said was the most off ~ hut.
ter inkcarDation II Night he'd
ever beheld. Melinder Jane u,
saucer eyes, and any amount OF
chin, so she comes in andy for bal.
.egories. The young ladies 60 10
Tor chin kultchaw, sitting for hours
With olenched 6stes under theil
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
Startling Scene In a Graveyard.
Lexington (Ky0 observer.l

Lexington (Ky) observer.l
A few evenings ago a gentleman
Of Somerset was returning home
from a ride in the country, when.
on passing graveyard, his horse
became scared at white looking
object among the graves. Dis.
mounting and tying his horse, he
opened the gate and started on
voyage of discovery toward the
cause of his horse's fright, which
turned out to be a woman. sitting
by the side of grave with corpse
in her arms. Retracing his steps,
the gentleman remounted and soon
raised the alarm. Returning In a
short time with couple of citizens,
the woman was found still sitting
on the damp ground ut the mouth
of the grave, singing a low lullaby
and supporting the head of the
dead man on her bosom.
The men recognized her imme.
diateiy as the daughter Of neigh.
bor. On the approach of the party
she raised her hand and motioned
them to be quiet, and said "John
was sleeping and not to wake him,
and when the men attempted to
move her from that loathsome
place she entreated in the most
heart-rending and piteous manner
to be left alone, saying that John
would get cold out in the dark;
that he was sleeping now, but he
would awake in short time and
talk to her. The young lady is a
daughter Of James Braddon. She
is beautiful and intelligent young
lady and VIA married ten days ago
toa young Liin Of this county
named Hiuds, who fell victim to
consumption week after the wed.
ding. The young lady was very
deeply affected by the loss of her
young husband and 1t was feared
that u mental arrangement would
be the result of her suffering. The
crisis came at last. She escaped
from her room, and stealing across
the field she entered the graveyard
and managed by some means to
disinter the body Of her husband.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

ertson he will lose the friendship
OF the administration, aud IL he
votes against Conkling, the latter
will be likely to antagonize the
nominations made in behalf of Ma.
h)ne.
government Directors Appolnse0i
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-The
President has appointed the follow
ing Government Directors for the
Union Pacific Railway Company
for the ensuing year: =. T. Ever
stt. Cleveland, Ohio; Il. A. Baker,
Racine, Wisconsin; Chas. B. Peck,
Port Huron, Michigan; George w.
First, Omaha, Nebraska, and A.
Kounte, New York.
Tins siar serves IaVsstts. tioo.
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-The
Pos TN aster-General said to y
Western Associated Press reporter
tonight that he had nothing to
give out about the Star service In
vestigstion yet.
Caukiimg MesNs Fight.
WASHINGTON, April 27th.-It is
evident that ConkIing is in ear.
nest in intending to make the Rob.
ertson fight right away if execu-
tive sessions are held. Friends of
the President have advised him to
withdraw all nominations, thus
forcing the Senate to adjourn.
Heavy Entyt.t,-HOttou LANDS
F,Dudsa-FarM-rs Driven From
latiie Drowned.
OMAHA, April 27th.-The total
fall of the river during the past
foriy-eight hours is one foot. 1t
fell eighteen inches at Sioux City
Yesterday. The situation here as to
railroads is unchanged. Transfers
are still being made by boats and
wagons, Great damage ia being
done on the bottom lands on both
sides of the river south Of here and
in the vicinity of Nebraska City.
Two steam ferry boats from Ne.
braska City have been engaged in
rescuing large number OF farm
ers' families from the submerged
districts and taking them to Ne.
braska City, where there are sew
sral hundred flood sufferers, for
whose relief $4,000 has already
been raised in that city and more
is coming. They are being taken
care of in the Opera House and
other public buildings. Many of
the rescued people had been cut OH
several days and were suffering for
want of food. East Nebraska City
or Eastport, is entirely drowned
out and the inhabitants are now all
in Nebraska City proper. Ham.
burg, Iowa, eight miles from the
river bank. ia reported flooded
wi,.l ene feet # water. Nebr sska
City ap; eals for aid and reports
that thousands IF people are home-
less and destitute. Along the river
bottoms it is estimated that from
six to ten thousand head OF stock
have been drowned on submerged
farms and districts in Iowa and
Nebraska and Missouri from Ne.
braska City southwark.
The Union Pacific west bound
train took on one days full mall
for the Pacific Coast. About two
hundred sacks of Australian mail
IS expected here tomorrow to
leave on the Union Pacific.
Greenback State Convouti0D.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 27.-The
Greenbuck state Convention will
be held June 18th.
Tns Car Drivsrs' strife.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 27th.-The
| police ami car companies have
| elaborated u plan to insure the
safe running of cars to morrow. 1t
contemplates plenty of policemen.
duly Instructed to use their clubs
freely in breaking up crowds and
If necessary to Use bayohets, pow
der and ball. Three lines viii be
started. The strikers to-day. at u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

London Truth: In one of the ho-
tells at nice is beautiful American,
who lately went to an "At home"
in full dress, low-necked satin, dla.
monds, etc. On arriving and look
ing around the room, she perceived
the other guests to be in demi- -toi.
lette. "Well," she said, "if I'd
known that it was only sit.round,
I'd not have put my clothes on"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

AS you get on in the "forties"
you Will understand that life is
chiefly what life has been, and that
an author Is merely one who has
had the fortune to remember more
Of it than other men. A good
many wise critics will tell you
that writing is inventing, but l
know better than that. 1t is only
remem bering.-W D. H0Welis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

II suppose you are very glad
that your husband 10 entirely cured
pf his srheumatismW said u doctor
to fashionable Galveston lady.
Yes, 1 suppose I ough. to be, bul
from now on We will have to guess
It the weather or buy q barOme
Ter, If his bones quit t2sching before
= damp SPELL" &c Weston NetVs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

AT a camp meeting lately a ven.
erable sister began the hymn, "My
soul. be on thy guard; ten thous.
and foes arise.u Sue began too
high. "Ten thousandW she again
screeched and stopped. "Better
start her at five thousand, sister,n
quietly remarked an unconvsrted
broker present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
sRECgAf, NOTICE.

Hereafter notices of companiess soc!e-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements,
We reserve, tor Places of Worship. graf.
rs directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
gus Augeles Aerala.
THURSDAY.....APRIL %. 1881.
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD steam
Printing House for doing job work ere not
Francisco and Sacramento. AL work en-
rusted to us will be executed With neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rutes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

"You John Wesley, IL you don't
take that brat out OF here while !
am writing this poem on "A
Mother's Love- I'li cuff the side OF
mis- head off" said q fashionab biz
Galveston lady Of literary turn of
mind to her husband, the Other
day.-Sa0eet8 Sorosis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

See the C0nc0i0dor In his won.
derful transmutation Of c0lors at
the dyeing and scouring eetAblieh-
.ment, no. 8 Aliso street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
FURNISHED ROOMS,

With or without board, wanted by two
young gentlemen, within three or four
blocks of the Postoft1ce; must be hand
somely furnished. address, NJ. L.. box
7S4, Los Angeles Postoffice. ap2stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
NEW TODAY.
Horses and Mules Wanted.

Wanted-Four good horses and four
good mules. D. FREEMAN,
ap2S.3t Centinela Ranch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
Wanted.

A man (German) who Is handy man
in any place, would like to get employ.
ment, either in the country or city; Is
good man for hotel or ranch; under.
stands both in all their branches. Apply
at the White House. Los Angeles city.
aP282t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

go Ophir.7 GAS 8 Nevada. Il,
325 Mexican, 9.4 lH
$40 g Il CT 100 Utan. g1s
$50 b e. b, l2s1, 12ss, 100 Bullion, LEO, ] .s5
l2L l.50
l45 Gaia, l.35, Lao 420 Exchequer. 150,
1910 Savage. 4.30, 4.25, 1.40
4.20, 4.25, $50 $50 Union, 10, l0A
ITO Con Va, 260 100 Seq Belcher, IA
1856 Chollar, 3 % ~
1910 Potosi. 4 10, 05, 200 Oyerman,
AS, 4.C5 23U Alta, 80, 3.25
800 a Il n 81, 5T6 las Andes. Els, 2.20,
S5i Point, 2 90, 2 65, "a. go
2i5 jacket, 5Ls $50 Challenge, LOS,
1870 Alpha, 81 LILO
40 Kentuck,2 20 Occidental, LAO
$40 Belrher. 2.40, 2.35 90 Ward,
2.50,2 2.45 100 Scorpion,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REpORT.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28

MORNING SESSION
Fan FRANCISCO. q pr!l Il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-28
Tna Car Drivsr.' strife.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 27th.-The
police and car companies have
elaborated plan to insure the
safe running Of cars to morrow. 1t
contemplates plenty Of policemen,
duly Instructed to use their clubs
freely in breaking up crowds and
if necessary to Use bayohets, pow
der and ball. Three lines will be
started. The strikers to-day. at u
meeting bitterly denounced the
press for dessrting their cause.
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Drugglst's Testimony

Druggist's Testimony.
II. +. Mccarthy. druggist. Ottawa. Ont,
states that he was afflicted with chrOnice brOn-
chitis for some years and was completely
cured by the use OF Thomas Eciectric Oil. For
sale at II. L. Cochran's drug store, l37 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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there, and he threw himself upon its beach,

there, and he threw himself upon its beach,
and went to sleep.
That night little boy was found upon
the beach, unconscious, but alive. They
asked in every direction whence he had
come, and who was responsible for him,
but nobody knew, till at the Benefaction
society one said, "That boy, We think,
was here early in the season. Brought
to sensibility and intelligence, he answered
to the name of Jimmy.
:" Jimmy, how came you here again 90
81 walked"
"What made you walk SO far, Jimmy %
"To see the ocean, sir and-and-to
live.''
Jimmy was carried to a cottage by a
gentleman, and set down upon a bed.
Lie there, my boy" said the kind man,
" and stay by the sea rs long rs We shall
stay"
There Jimmy is, enjoying it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-02
A KenOyatfnr Remedy

Is to he found I'm BurdOck Blood Bitters. As
All antidOte for sick headache, female weak
ness, biiousncss, indigestion, constipation.
and other diseases OF kindred nature, these
bitters are Invaluable. Price 81. For sale ut
II. Il. COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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WOrklnYlllou.
GOSDel Truth.

Gospel Truth.
lie that is surety for a stranger, shall smart
for it. But lie that trusteth in Spring blossom
for curing liver, kidney, and complaints OF q
like tendency shall never be disappointed.
Price so cents For sale ut II. Ii. Cochran g
drug store, I37 North Queen street, Lancaster.