The Columbus journal., 1885-06-17

The city authorities have given
due notice that the old ordinance
against dogs will be enforced. This
requires . s. license, and . collar on
the dog, with the owners name
legibly written.
Last Friday and Saturday we're
very busy days at Krsmer's. A large
amount of goods we're sold, their
store being crowded both days, and
oil hands kept busy, Including Al
extra force of clerks.
Gus. Locknero wishes the man
who knows where bic umbrella 10
you'd return it, not only becsussit 10
. valuable umbrella. but because It is
70 memento.' A reasonable reward
will be given for its return.
The choicest line of dress ging-
hams, points, lswns, percalss, nam
sook's, dotted swiss, nuns yelling and
other dress goods at oil prices which
We shall take pleasure in showing to
our patrons. Galley Bros.
DIR. Holiness Life of Emerson;
Louise Alcott's Little Women, Little
Men and Old Fashioned Girl; Mrs.
Holiness Meadow Brook and Daisy
Thornton and Mark T.wains Huckle-
berry Fin are among the new books
on sale ut Turner's Book Store.
The Mennerchor, accompanied
by the Cornet Band and quite's large
excursion party Of citizens Of this
place, sttrt Tuesday next. for the
Ssengerfest at Lincoln. For tickets
or other details apply to the com.
mittee, Messra. Kramer, Oehlrich and
Jseggi.
The wind Sunday night did con-
siderable. damage to the q. p. Rail-
road Company, tesring.a part of the
roof off the round house and blowing
off all four of. the smoke stacks. The
U: p. wind mill was .considerably
damaged, half Of the wheel being torn
to pieces.
Henry Wurdem.n. bought last
week l6O acres Of land of L. Stsab at
$40 an acre In Sec. 8, Town 10, Range
1 east, which, added to his home
farm, gives him . nice body Of $50
acres of land. He also owns l60 acres
in Sec. :. Town 10, Range 2 east, in
Colfax county. Il
The series of temperance meet
ings held by Mr.. Montague closed
last Wednesday evening At tho Con-
gregational church. The presence Of
the ladies In full force, with . strong
chorus of singers, rendering the cam
paign religious songs gave an added
interest to the meetings.
AT the last meeting of the School
Board the following teachers were
selected: L. j. Crxmer; SuPerinten.
dent, W. B. Bsckus. High School,
Mr.. and Mrs. .Chss. Brindley, Mr..
Tedrow, Miss Megath, Mrs. Bsllou
and Miss Mullen /; there are four
positions yet unprovided for.
Tho Nebrasks Sunday School
Association is to meet at Lincoln,
June %. "a, Is. You car 60 for one
and one-third fare by getting an ex.
cursion certificate from your station
agent. The outline of subjects adopt.
ed for'the meeting 10 The Field, The
Seed, The Sewers, The Sewing, The
Harvest.
We have to make excuse again
for the clerical force at the Court
House. The county supervisors did
so much work at their session this
time that 1t was . hard task to keep
within sight of them with the record.
We surely expect to print next week
. summary Of their work. They adj
journed to meet ia July. /
The JOURNAL job department is
prepared to furnish, on short notice,
all kinds of commercial work, such
as letter heads, note heads, bill
heads, statements, circulsrs, enyel-
opes, cards, dodgers, posters, &c.
visiting cards; lawyers brieis
pamphlets; catalogues; sale bills, :
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders
by mail promptly attended to. Ad-
dress, M. X. Turner & Co., Colum.
bus, Nebr.
The prevailing practice of inject
ing into promissory notes all sorts of
extrsneous exemptions, attorney fees F.,
ETC., has been tho subject of an inter-
esting decision from the supreme
court of Michigan. The court de-
clares that such an in strument is not
q note, but an ordinary contract, and
the multiplicity of covenant and con-
ditions injected into 1t deprive it of
much of its %usefulness ~ negotiable
Herald. II
The game Of base ball played in
this city Sunday afternoon at the
Athletic grounds betveen the Platte :