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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-05
4 GgREWD SWINDLER FOILED'
roRGrNG NOTES FOR $4,000


- scuvwr PALS JUST BEFORE CULMiNAi'o"-
"'S 80 Publishing FIRMS INVOLVED.
.e,ca at No. 265 Broadway was let IN tne
An On ., last August to a determined looking INA, man
those arm had S Si%.ei sssr ccons
The man nranscom lie had letters of when
that he m"s with TN ss'H Worlds rS
New Orleans The letters bore tne ha &, aso
Rcnaraso on ,Re Mississippi Mills at Wesscn Miss and
81 William oliver the secretary OF tne h city was 70
Ss r e Of two books be known
Guide to The Worlds E ~ fse South anu
writer's engaged to assist IN n, 'hC s,es taken by
xa vs 70 make contract with the American
Rank Note Company, No. LAP Broadway Tor pruning
the SaS TO aSS w print copies Of the book
and deposited security RITsS and Oliver were
amended for $40 900 He also made contract WIN
the Peter Adams Company OF No o. o., S1E Doc By
$1,000 they prIg SS him &c. SO n S%in
man.st also undertook to furnish him W MN IL, u
supply Of paper They receSe and a nHG permitted
him draw $G9S On account, II iIs CO.. of no. 10
and Attractions Of the South" .,t,or gIahut tS
;Scm ' Also d nd'f they 'SSr to print clifton Of
books which to sell at 81 each hos'G1 e, nj
rrnnhic mates to Little 4 Co. subject to Branscoms
orders The Century Company In lnoh d pnd ac'
sT.,l.t
ccped for $500 in payment nas,mSs ig fr
Manufacturers OF card board ut No 80 .g Nv ~
nShed some stock the book aud paid SlooV III cas-"
"a Eranscom on receipt Of q note for T,,ooo ,,..n
The attention of Inspector Byiucs was 'ale,, w
operations of BIansCom few days ago NY ,onI" "
Irothors who hal become suspicious ma, tno m"'T
Gy them was genuine Dccctivc.sclEcNtS 'a n,,
aud Kuand were sent out to investigate BranScon
rcuored that he nm cNConNict VINO hau scrNcu
vears I'm prison for forging Florida bonds Az ni.'l
Change kilograms with Mcssrs. Richardson anu
had convinced the Inspector in the meantime ~.
EranScom was swludcr. and that the notes ssucu y,
him were forged Brauscom was arrested on , ,,o
evening and Yesterday he remained prisoner !" l, :,
headauartcrs having been rcmhndcd 10 tue cus'" W
Inspector Byrncs until today lie gave ms w ~ y 49,
uyc and said he was native OF Virginia flhding hat
he had been detected IN forgery, he maze N9u''
statement that other person had been engaged III 'o
swindling operation. -.-.,,, o,oso no
III his plans had been carried 20 successful coS no
would hahc received $4,000 from the American NV
Company for sale of the gudchooks Sooooo ior S
books printed by Little Co.. and about rl3ooo lor au
Refreshments the books He had placed on the MARI.
to the amount OF Sp2ouV All Oh "HiOi
were made payabc four months after date
Branscom told Inspector Byrnes mat II tne nis WV
had accented the forged notes would poor thelr ISSUES
and carry out his publication schemes thcy couIu snno
themselves from loss. lie VIII be ari'iShcu o 'i" 81
Of forgery today
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SHIPPING NETS.
Port OF NEw.YoRK. TUESDAY. NOV. 3. ls;

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY NOV D. 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer peconc (Prl. jenkins. Messna Septs Palermo
PORT 80. Malaga oct ~. Gibraltar ~,
"a III, ,ndse and paSsengcYs to Phelps BROS & Co
steamer Eusia AlbeTs Hamburg Oct - win muse
and passengers to kulhardt Il Co. - 49,,
steamer Iursw I'D Robson. Newcastle IL days IN Ia
last 10 Peter WRIGHT Anchored Ill Lower Law ior
- ..., u -
Janeo - with Arbuckle Bros vessel TO henderson
Bros 49, q -. ..,. -. to
Steamer BIZ, Wyman. Caracao days. with mdse
O 4 P,arSlil
Hudson Freeman New Orleans WIN
md passengers O samuel II Seaman.
steamer Antonio. Wilder, Fcrnandlna 4 haVs
via Brunswick Gaand Port Royal with mdse and passengers
90 II Mallory * Co. 80 .., -, -.
More & Co vessel 10 De GrOot n Peck. -,
Bark Richard Parsons Packard Calcutta l29 days win
md 10 Goodwin: vessel 20 snow Burgess.
Bark Iucc Erskne. lquque July -, wa hampton
Roads W nitrate order. 10 j W ElWel q co
Barg Deseti DubrOvacki AUST Marn0vich, Soue sept
with ltcOrice order; vessel 10 master
GiOrgiua Ita. OyaIl ADtw Ip % days, Win IRON
ard empty barrels 10 order: vessel 10 master
Bark Antonio Saa Mitchell, Havana 10 days, with sugar
70 Havomcyels& Elder. vessel to " ID Manson
Brig COMBS cape Hayt'en - DAYS with l0gWeou
10 Hugo Kainpr & Co vessel To Miller Il HouSnton:
carrie ooihury, Bryant. Curacao II DAYS WIN
ealt 20 Foulke co. vessel TO / ii smith & co.
Brig (has Dennis CUnuaccr Pensacola IS DAYS via Temp
ton Roads with lumber To Adams Co. vessel 10 Jas
Elwen & Co.
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CLOAKS And WRAPS:

100 aII-wOOl fur back diagonal
beaVcrclOth DOlmans, trimhcd
with Astrachan Plush ana
handsomely braided, at $1'.0o
each reduced from $1,000.
$50 beautiful English and faris
made Walking Jackets at
$500 each; reduced from
$500.
200 very fine imported stockinet
braided and embroidered
Walking Jackets at $500
each; reduced from $500.
200 elegant imported stockinet
Walking Jackets, handsomely
braided and embroidered, or
trimmed with Astrachan or
fur, at $1,000 each; reduced
from $1,000.
Also very large and handsome
assortment of Childrcn's ana
Misses Newmarkcts, Ragians, u
sters and HavelOcks, in new ana
beautiful styles, in fancy Plaids,
Mixtures, and plain Cloth, ill all
sizes, from 4 to fG years, at eX-
cecdinsly low prices.
Broadvay. lth-ave., 9th and 10Th SITS.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANA0
eunrfses So t,tsiiS Mo- ri - III N1>nsiys a. 10
IUGu wArL9 TO-DAY.
<r-eansv IIoox S5pGsv. Island, 9.27 Hell Cato ll:lG
FA.-saady Hook, 92j Gey. ls.Shd. 0:53 he "a'o i'-
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Aunorncsin-ntA

RrA1R's Pr1LS.-Grcat English Govt and
Rheumatic Remedy Oval box II roun soc. AHGrugglsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-05

Johann Mall Extract has signature ofJohanr
Hoo ud MORT src on Of every bottle lhdofsed by
al PHYSICIANS fox general debility. Beware oil wt@tiohs
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RUCHU-P NRA"-Quick, complete cure, all
lpucvine y idnev and Urinary Diseases. 81
"Ro,gh on rats" clears ont Rats. Mice l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-05

In Congress and Lace and warranted fuT equal 10
any custom made shoe at 81 90 pcr pair
az 90 Gents' Erua Fine Calf Haudsewei shoes In
Congress Button and Lace for ......-.....-.. 80 W
g. 90 Gents Fine alf nandscwcd Wsukenphast shoes
o,.to, .................... IS 10
&. 90 Gents Patent Leather Full Dress shoes In
Conrrcs. ru,ton and Lace for ............. So 90
Is 90 Cents Fine calf Maclln-seNed Shoes III
Congress Button and Lace. for 70 %
81 90 cents Fino Csf Machnc-sewed Shoes In
Cons,ess pnttou and Lace for.............. 80 rs
$500 Gent. Fine Calf Goodyear Welt Hand. sewcd
Oldfaslors Long Leg Boots for - w
So 90 Gents Grain Leather Long Leg Napoleon water
nroo, roots for ,................ S. 90
$1,000 Gents Fine car Hand sewed, Genuine CORK
Sole Oldiasho ned Long Leg Boots ior....... - w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
SUPREME coI,Rr

Holbert vs.. Oldham ct al, from Fan.
min county. This Is a motion TO affirm
the Judgment of the lower court on cer-
tifieate. 1t Is disclosed by the motion
and transcript that the appellees Sc
cured q judgment against appellant in
The district court OF Fannin county i'm
1883, from which an appeal so far as il
could be below was perfected, bnt an
peiiant has failed to file transcript II In
TINS court. With the motion the an.
peliees file a transcript in accordance
with law, and ask an aflirmance Of
Judgment without reference 10 merits
Under the circumstances of this cas,.
the motion must prevail. Affirmed
Jones Vs. Bramlette ct al. from
Lamar county. This case was pre-
scented TO this court upon motion to
DISMISS the appeal. To supnort The
inoIion an agreement signed by the NJ
sorneys OF both parties Ia filed. setting
iorlh the fact that since the q ppeai was
perfected, the matters involvtd in ,he
controversy between the parties have
been adjusted By Compromise Ths
agreement sets forth acquiescence on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

the part of both appellant and ar
pellees In the dismissal of the appeal
at the cost of appellees. Acting upon
the motion the appeal Is dismissed,
costs taxed in accordance with the
agreement.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS = CONSENT
CASE.
Henry vs. Fay & Co., appeal from
Cooke county. Where, in suit upon
the note, the petition attempts to set
up the note, not according to its legal
effect, but in hec verba, the note, in
order to be admissible in evidence,
must correspond with reasonable GER
tainty to the instrument as set up in
the petition. Slight inaccuracies are
not, however, fatal to the suflicicncy of
the note as evidence, II, notwithstand-
ing such inaccuracy, identity Is reason
ably apparent. AS set out In the petit
ton the note was payable at 'Gaines-
vile Bank Upon its face the note
was payable Mt the Bonneville Bank. I"
Held, fatal variance. If the note
was in fact made payable In G county.
though the residence of the defendant
was In b county, error in spelling the
place payable will not affect
jurisdictional questions, If by proper
amendment such explanatory allega-
lions are made as Will admit proof of
place intended to be described. Re-
versed and remanded. Walker, p. j..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
Killing at Abilene.

Mr.. Thos. Davies, postmaster at Alb
ilepe. brings the particulars OF an acci-
dental killing near there Sunday. The
man killed was Mark Manlove, who
came to Texas two years ago from IL
linois. He had been shearing sheep
for ]. III. Richmond, six miles south of
Abilene. Sunday morning the men
were not working, and Manlove, man
named Jackson and two other men
whose names Mr.. Davies did not learn
went out from the house to shoot at a
target. After all but Jackson had shot
Manlove handsd him the pistol. Jack
son was handling the cylinder, when
in some way the pistol went off, strik-
ing Manlove in the heart. He only
lived an hour. His body was taken
to Abilene where an inquest was held,
the coroner's jury bringing a verdict
of accidental shooting. The two men
were friends and no blame is attached
to any one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
Purity, freshness and fine flavor are

Purity, freshness and fine flavor are
mighty and will prevail. Rionosa, the
perfection OF roasted coffee is pronoun-
ced by all who usa 1t the best parched
coffee ever placed on the Texas mark.
ct. Prepared Mt the largest coflee
mills In the South, 1t Is shipped direct
10 the dealer and reaches the consum.
er quickly, possessing undlminished
the beautiful flavor and aroma which
distinguishes fine coffee. Sold imme-
diately after parchlng by all grocers In
pound PACKAGE, guaranteed absolute
" fresh and pure. Those who are NOT
familiar it'll tho superior qualities OF
Rlonosa should in Justice TO them
selves give 1t AN early trial and be con-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
A Beautiful Home.

The dwelling is new, of five large
rooms, all studded and plastered. The
lot Is eight times the size of the usual
city lot. being 200 feet squared 200 200),
carpeted closely with Bermuda. grass
sod, and having within 1t fine arle-
sian well, windmill and clstern. This
Is one Of the few really handsome
residence properties purchasable in
Fort Worth, and all purchasers of such
are invited TO call upon Mr.. David
Boaz, office Texas Investment com.
pany, limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
An Important Announcement.

The prettiest suits in Texas are worn
this spring by customers of Douglas
Brothers Of Dallas. They are worn
by all classes in every part of the state.
This firm has all the latest spring
styles. Overco9ts are cut shorter, fit
closely and have faced rolls. silk and
satin are the prevailing Innings. Bust.
ness coats are the popular sacks and
getaways. The Prince Albert double
breasted IL cut shorter, and like other
coats, buttons very high. Single
breasted vests are cut without collars,
buttoning high. Pantaloons are cut
to tit the leg; average, Is inches nj
knee, Ia at bottom. Stripes are much
used for pants. IN coats and vests
pin-head suitings, imported worsteds,
silk-miXed cassimeres and fancy wool
ems are the most popular. For any
other information, go see Douglas
Brothers, at Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
COURT DECISIONS.
Special to the Gazette.


SUPREME COURT.
AUSTIN, April 29.-Following were
the proceedings in the supreme court
to-day: Ryan vs. Ryan, from Tarrant,
reversed and remanded; Seeliff and
Jennings, from Collin, reversed and
remanded: Gremm We. Childress, from
Guadalupe, affirmed; Scalf VS.. Temp.
kins, from Dallas, reversed
and remanded; Aker VS..
Hall and Mcdonald, affirmed /;
Frazier VS.. Woodward ct al, from
Coryell, reversed and remanded; Dan
iels VS.. Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, from Grayson, affirmed; Hous-
ton & Texas Central Railway vs. Hicks,
from Dallas, reversed and remanded;
Davis and Dixon from Cooke, af-
firmed; Fay vs. Queen Insurance Com
pany, from Grayson, appeal dismissed;
Texas & Pacific Railway VS.. McCar-
nahan, from Lamar; affirmed; Schultz
VIZ. Lamb0tt ct al, from Ell Paso, af-
iirmed; Chase VS.. Rowan, from Hill,
atlirmed Jeflery VS.. Graham, from
Young, affirmed; Poe vs. Polk, from
San Saba, reversed and remanded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Fishing tackle at Henry & Peaks.
Screen doors and windows Mt Henry
L. Peaks.
Great quantities of wire cloth at
Henry & Peaks.
Tinware at Henry & Peaks, Hous-
tonstreet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
s.s Notice Architects.

came any commissioners cou;t OF Montague
s Nav WIN meet ON the third Monday in
cailonns' ~, lssi TO receive phns aud speoifi.
county. ho'se ior montague
NO, ne 10 house to be OF stone ana flre.proof and
nor no oosi tess than twenty thousand dollars
court reserves the III III TO reiect anv In ~,
plans and Specifications. my anu "''
T.. Ii. ToMPRlNs,
county Judge Montague County,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
To Subscribers,

Subscribers wishing chance in the
drawing must pay up promptly by the
LIST. DO not ask us TO call again, but
have the change ready. There are too
many TO see to have 10 call a second or
third time. JAS. II. MELTON,
City Calculator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

A full line of hair goods at Mrs. Tup-
per's hair store. All branches of hair
work done TO order. Blending a
speciality. LADIES BAZAAR,
ll2 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

The Rev, Geo. II. Ihayer of bourbon, Ind, says
"Both myself and wife owe our lives TO shi-
loh's Consumption Cure. l.. N. Brunswig q
Co. wholesale and retail agents,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

While you are in the city don't for
get to call and see the elegant tailor
ing house of Martindale & Paule, who
have just received the finest line of
suitings that has ever been shown in
the state.
MARTINDALE 81 PAULE,
Fine Tailors, corner Fourth and Hous-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you have n
printed guarantee ON every bottle OF Shi-
lohs vitalizer. II never falls to cure. u. N.
Brunswig & Co., Wholesale aud retail agents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Are yoa made miserable by indigestion. con.
stipation, dizriness, loss of appetite. yellow
skin? shiloh's yitaiizer IA a positive cure.
L. N. Brunswig d Co., wholesale and retail
aQeutA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

The largest stock of smokers articles
at Anderson's gan store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Headquarters for blacksmiths and
woodworkers is at Henry & Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
ATTENTION, HOUSE OWNERS.

con GU can save money ana vexatlon by first
t eas W r, smith Bonnr, the live carpe
no tx u, rort Worth. No contract too large
M a, sh signs, doors ami windows screens
=. snnoitst NOTICE. Ordersby mall or win
md Ss strsn, Co., corner Houston and Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Ask your grocer for SILVER LOAF
BAKING POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30

Order n sample box OF SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
Visitors.

A fine line of fishing tackle at
Henry s. Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
culf Colorado & Santa 70 ny

gu
inc Trsins Daily each way between =,
nrxyouTH AND GALyESToN
Foht IMMINENT OF TRAINS:
e.,...,oc Houston and intermediate fo r1va
L sas FORT WORTH HOS ,. m
'T Ismpasas and intermediate Points Mrryo
!. Leave s FORT WORTH is am
CONNECTIONS
49,, wo,,b ,p.fh nc n. & p. R'y, MO. fuc,
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~ ,,n;n;,. Al pslas itih he II & n MO 5uc Z,
e op'. III D;f,ionl 7.1ds Trunk ana ~, q q. Z.
~ lor ali points on those iine.; ~ e,s1uIne
,,ifh he Dallas Decision q. q o. y. H., Is
Al Morgan ,ctt ne n. q ~, y :. isasy AZ Metre.
80 III he n x 81. Il. R'D, iocdi pdssengsr d,d
~, Tor all points on that Hne. ~ .empio
XIX e. rnn,1sIs Dirfsioa a., O. C y. n. ny.
a. PIC. Phi jor Hiiisboro ana other pgn y, vm
bal line AZ SiIano Nth N. I6 g ~ y; m.ym
I,i 81 Amoni0i sas arsad a ir 80 &c Sasiers
6 n,.,s;o, "a. q K x r. R,N AZ Brenham run
~ ~ a X q Ry Jor Ledbener, tidan'0s,
~ Daie and Austin. AZ Arcola nim He 4.
q n ~. RR, JOy Cbi,onbtd ana ,oWLS "
Ryo,oyia couaiJ AZ Houston '.tth me q, ~
~ a. R'y fdr all points cast aud u.M o' ho,s,
ION. Including Ncg Orleans, n1n d,uv,,'y x ~.
~ blso. IN. & n. q R'y for Hempste1d, Cusi-
~ S,,,nan beison aud intermediate points,
y, x AZ %. ioeai nom Fer1niiiionrftie. H., E. q
". Ieras nom Nacogdoches. = roc
p" eor n, riher Information address D.. D.. fOS'
nick. Ticket Agent, Fort Worth;
General Passenger Agent, Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
Hair store.

Garry home q box of SILVER
LOAF BAKING POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-30
rup uIGW COURTS.
THE HUH UVUhfS'
syllabus or Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

prerared specially for TuS GAZETTE by n. T.
jackson. Reporter OF the Appellate conrts
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
A Word for the Plano.

As the season for purchasing bind
ers and general farming machinery
approaches il behOoyes the careful
farmer to look about him considera-
bly, for the best and nost available
machine with which 10 commence his
harvest, remembering that the best is
the cheapest. l feel confident that |
have the best and cheapest machine
at present in the market. On Thurs
day last the first binder delivered at
this city this season was sold TO T.. A.
Morse, at whose farm a test will be
made in field of rye as soon as the
same will do TO cut, to which | re-
spectfully invite all interested, and
hereby extend special invitation to
my implement dealer friends to be on
hand with their binders for trial of
merit. IL there is a machine that will
beat mine-the Piano. shall be
pleased to know it, but will wager
800 that il will cut more acres and
misc less bundles than any machine
in the market here.
The Plano machine is the old,
time-tried Marsh Harvester, with the
Appiepee Binder.
GEO. w. YALE,
7-x3t Columbus, Neb.
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
City Council.

The City Council have held several
meetings lately TO further the busi.
ness of the city, the results of which
will appear in due time.
We print elsewhere the estimate of
expenses for the ensuimg fiscal year,
from which it will be seen that the
Council are determined to administer
affairs economically.
An ordinance was passed Monday
evening opening the streets on the
Meridian line.
The committee have been author
lied to procure car load of stone to
lay at street crossings.
The repair of the fire wells has
been under discussion, but, bids not
having been completed, the W Ork has
not yet been let.
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
CATTLE SALE.

Atmy place at Lindsay on Upper
Shell Creek,
SATURDAY, JUNE 2S,b "a.
at 10 o'clock, a. IN, will offer for
sale, 20 calves. % yearlinss. 30 cows,
8 three-yeGr-old steers, ii twO-year-
old steers and heifers, 4O shoats, 20
sows with pig, 3 geldings, 2 mares, Ia
sheep; also 2 good stirring plows,
nearly new, and l walking cuitivator.
The auctioneer desires to say that be
has seen this stock they are all in
fine condition, and some of them now
fit for the butcher.
TERMS $40 aud under, cash.
Above that sum, eighteen months
credit on bGDkabie paper, 10 per cent.
interest, 10 per cent. off for cash.
JNo. HUBER, .INO. WALKER.
AuctiOneer. 7-3
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
Shell Creek Items.

EDITOR JOURNAL: - Small grain
promises we'll in this section of the
country. Corn is all the way from
A, No. l to the very bottom of the
ladder. Replanting has been going
on almost up to date (June 13th.)
The nomination of Blaine and Lo-
gan gives general satisfaction to the
Republicans of this neighborhood,
and has taken all the gas out of the
Democrats, for it augurs great Re-
publican victory next fall.
The surveyor has been busy in this
neighborhood; called in by Messrs.
Burrows, Wolf and others, he com.
menced work on the east side of Shell
creek. There, he told the writer, he
had one day, among others, three
VOLTS and two Lambs around him
and We should not wonder if also a
number OF young VOLTS and Lambs
were there. But let not the strange
reader unacquainted with men and
things here suppose that with SO
many VOLTS and Lambs some biting
tearing and devouring was unavoids.
BILE, for be it known to MIN that all
these VOLTS and Lambs are not fero.
cious animals but well known, highly
respectable and respected citizens
OF course the surveying did not
please everybody. Some land wa.
surveyed out of the hands of present
owners. The mounds in some places
having been obliterated, creeks and
timber intervening, it was a rather
difficult thing to get to the rigb
points for new mounds. Mr.. Hen
rich lost a little land and Mr.. Eval
Davis on the farm heretofore owned
by Mr.. John Williams (deceased) los
quite good deal. Mr.. Williams wa.
one Of the first settlers, and as mar
on an eighty generally has but one ol
two mounds to 60 by he might with
out intention have plowed little too
far. But be that as it may, some
seem determined that the surveyin.
must be done over again. Well, i
it's only done peaceably! For while
none OF US are any better than We
ought to be, we are not quite indis
posed to look down G little on oul
northeastern neighbors, the Hum
phreyi;es, who begin to quarrel il
the JOURNAL. But its of course none
of our business.
Farmers arc hauling off old corI
and small grain to make room for thi
growing crop. The writer often tell:
them, Don't haul it Off! feel n!'
y. Y. 4.
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
Auc ,ion Sale Of Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. S. Drake, after having or.
dered large line of new goods, finds
that she has not room for both the
old and the new. She will therefore
sell at public auction on Saturday,
June 2lst, both afternoon and eve0-
ing all the stock she now has on hand,
Mrs. Drake has about 81 600 worth of
goods which must be disposed of at
once. She will sell all goods at cost
after Monday, June 23d, until July
Sd.
The Columbus journal., 1884-06-18
Dr. McAllister

Has secured the assistance of DIR.
HartwelI Ga dentist from Iowa. and
is fitting up dental parlors in Early's
building, formerly occupied by II. J..
Hudson. First-class work is guar
anteed. Photograph rooms will be
built soon and help in that line pro-
cured, where first-clsss work will be
done. DR.. McAllister's work is too
well known to need further comment.