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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-27

INCoRPORATED.-The following are the
last aricles of incorporation placed on file
with the Secretary of State: Automatic
Company, for the manufacture and sale of
q certain automatic pump, covered with
letters patent. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors-W. A. Scollav.
Z. e. Walker, ]. w. Spencer, Porter Il.
Sanborn, John f. Laying Capital stock,
100000, divided into 900 shares .....Also,
| of the Barboquivari Land and Cattle Com
| pany, for the purpose of raising and selling
stock Of all kinds. Principal place of bust
| ness, San Francisco. Directors-August
Hemme, Hubbard n. Labares. William C.
Hemme, George l. n. Mcneil, Alexander J.
| Chambers. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 900 shares of the par value of 800
| each.....Also, of the San Francisco Chap
ter of the American Institute of Architects,
| to unite in fellowship the architects of the
Pacific coast, to encourage and promote
| professional standing, dignity and har-
mony. Directors-George H. Sanders, J.
J. Clark, Augustus LAYER, J. B. Whitmore,
I. ]. Welsh......Also, the San Louis Con-
solidated Gold Mining Company, in Key
stone Mining District, Sierra county. Prin-
| cipal place of business, Sierra CITY. Di-
| rectors-Edward Lawrence Watt Hughes.
Richard Castogna D. n Mitchell. Joseph
Guicovich. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 100000 shares of the par value of 81
each
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Weather Indications.

SAN Francisco, October 26th-S p. M
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours :
North Pacific, fair weather, followed by in
creasing eloudiness and rain, with variable
winds Middle Pacific, fair weather, with
northwesterly winds, fresh to brisk along
the coast. South Pacific, fair weather, with
light to fresh winds, generally northwest
erly.
Mass Meeting of Labor Organizations.
SAN Francisco, October Goth. At a
meeting of the Knights of Labor tonight
it was decided to hold mass meeting of
all the labor organizations, to consider the
present aspect of the Chinese evil, on Satur-
day night.
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Us to what is wrong.

IT develops, as we anticipated some
time ago, and advanced reasons for the
belief, that the Bulgarian Union is to be
dissolved. The Austrian Emperor has
given out very clearly that the old condi-
lions are to be restored, and that Rou-
melia will be returned to the domination
of the Porte. And now we may look for
retaliatory measures on the part of Turkey
to punish the vassal States and the dogs of
Christians" for ejecting Turkish officers
from the local military. 1t makes no sort
of difference that the example of Turkey a
few years ago justified the act She cares
nothing for precedents. The one thing
the Porte will do will be to "get even"
The Turk knows how to avenge.
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HIoH license is experiencing another
boom, and in Wisconsin is pronounced a
success. As against prohibition, it is
working better than in the counties that,
under local option law, have adopted the
latter policy. All which occasions the
San Francisco Eramier some spasnls of
surprise and delight. How it can accom-
modate these sensations to its duty to the
Democracy, which is for free whisky all
the time, is the puzzle. Had the Eraminer
examined the subject seriously long ago,
it would have found that the example OF
Wisconsin is not phenomenal. Wherever
high license has been adopted, and honestly
enforced, it has been successful.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


department one-D. q. Murphy, Judge.
MONDAY, October 26, 1885.
Estate OF NJ. Esquival, deceased-Continued
until Monday next.
Estate of j. o. Devin, deceased-Hearing of
final account continued one week
Estate of Jane L. CAN'T, deceased-Will adj
mitted to probate, and letters granted TO A. T. j.
Reynolds. J. CroftOn, Joseph Wise and E. Damn.
appraisers. Notice in RECoRD-UNIoN.
one week.
Estate of Samuel Kay, Reconsideration for
probate of will continued two weeks.
Estate of ). \. Avery, deceased-Letters
granted to w. Avery. Bond, s., 500. j, douglass
| G. G. Pickett and Frank Swift, appraisers
Estate OF + Twiggs, deceased-Partly heard
Estate of A. P. Andrus, deceased-order en-
tered confirming sale of personal property
Estate OF E Mccarthy deceased-Contnued
one week.
Estate of Seth Green, Reconsideration of
Amelia Green, administrators, TO have the es-
tate set apart to her, continued for two weeks
from to-day.
Estate Of N. Hayden, deceased-Continued
one week.
In the matter of W. II. Lockhardt, insolvent-
Continued one week.
In the matter of c. H. Shear, insolyent-COn
tiuued one week
In the matter of ]. Hearth, Notwithstanding
ued one week, on which day witnesses are or
dered To appeared.
Department Two-McFaTland, Judge.
MONDAY, October 26. 1885.
T. J. Clunie VS. Sacramento Lumber Company
On stipulation of both parties, it is ordered
that commission issue TO Allen r English to
take the deposition of L. w. BIinn, at Tomb
stone Arizona, on interrOgatories to said stipu-
lation annexed
R. A. Fiske vs.. Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany-Plaintif having refused to pay the jury
fees in the case upon the former trial and the
defendants having objected to the setting OF the
same for new trial until said jury fees are
paid, 1t is ordered that the plaintiff pay the jury
fees incurred upon the former trial of this case.
George s. Putney VS.. II. S. PutneV-Demurrcr
overruled; fifteen days to answer.
George s Putney vs.. H. 5. Putney-Same Or
der.
Mary A. Frazier VS.. George NJ, Brown-Contin-
ued one week.
NJ. II. Schardin VS.. y. standardization for
change of venue denied. Demurrer overruled:
ten days TO answer. Defendants motion to
strike out granted.
Sutro vs.. Dunn-Continued by consent for two
weeks.
Jane L. Conner VS.. Lee Stanley-Beinga argued.
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g q R- ID .

7 B. HAYFORD HAVING BOUGHT THE
q. interest of Mr. Shay OF the Central Gro
Gerry, No Ills street, has associated himself
with Leon Solomon in a general Grocery Bust
ness, where he will be happy to see his cd
friends and former patrons. o27-lplm
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Old-Timers Dead.

SANTA Rosa, October Goth = Josiah
NORM, veteran of the war of 1912, aged
"a years, died in Sebastopol, this county,
to-day. Mr.. NORM was born in Kentucky
before her admission as a State in the
Union. He emigrated TO Oregon in 1876
and came to California in 1S48
RIO VISTA, October 26th.- George A.
Clarridge, an old citizen of this place
died last evening about half-past 10 o'clock
OF consumption. He was a native of
Massachusetts,, So years old, and leaves a
wife and three children.
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Breach of Promise Case Dismissed.

REDWOOD CITY, October 26th.-The case
of Moore VS.. Hopkins, for breach of prom
Use, was to-day dismissed without prejudice
by Superior Judge Head. In defendants
answer to the complaint, full release IN
the sum of $500 was filed. Plaintiffs at
torney claimed the right to answer by affi-
dayit as to the genuineness of the docu-
ment, but the Judge did not think it would
be good testimony unless filed within the
time allowed, and the attorney took meas
ures to allow another opportunity to bring
the case ND
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework Apply at 1927 K street
OIL Its
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-27

SAN BUEYAvEYTURA, October Goth. -
There is great excitement here over the
meeting of last Saturday, called by Thomas
r. Bard to protest against the pardon of
u. A. Sprague, convicted of the murder Of
I. Wallace More some time ago in this
county. Sprague's friends have issued a
call for meetings in various parts of the
county, closing at this place on Saturday,
November 9TH. Ex-senator Brooks is ad-
vertised to speak. The feeling in the
county seems to be on the side of Sprague.
His friends claim his conviction was the
work OF conspirators obtained with pur-
chased testimony
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
Never Give:Ur

/: lfyeu are sufiering with low and
|: depressed spirits.cc loss OF appetite,
general: debility. .disordered blood,
'Heak constitutions, headache, or any
disease Of. . bilious nature. by. all
n:eans procure :: bottle. Of Electric
Bit,ers. You will be surprised to see
the rapid Improvement that; will
,"Ilow;: You will be; inspired with
new lite: strength and activity will
return. pain, and. misery will; cease,
and henceforth You will rejoice in
the praise Of Electric Bittera:,> Sold; II
fifty cents . bottIaby Dowty 4 CHM.
O.: - - -. = (6l
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

School children will meet at the Con-
gregstional church; Fire Company and
H. q L: Co. and Hose Co. will meet: 1t the
City Hall; Band and q. A: X. and old
soldiers Will meet 1t G. "A. Z. Hall and at
tha tap OF the Ore: bell al will form in
column ON 13th St. and Olive IL. the fol-
lowing order. -: -: E':.:
:: =. Columbus !Cornet; Band, =. - 49,
:. -: - G. A! r. Post, T.: -.
: -: =. Old Soldiers. -: . -
- -: Fire Department, = - :.
Public. schools under the supervision OF
- Prof. L: J. cramer, =: 49,. =:
- = :::.~Bosrd Of. Education, =;
+ Mayor and City Cou ncil,, =. :
Civilians on foot and in c.rriages:::
'''' AT THE OPERA HOUSE. -: =
Music BY the Band. =: =: :.
Reading Of Orders. = - -.
/. Remarka Of Commander. -.
Song by Club: ?.
+ Chaplain exercises: -: =; -.
/ Music BY the Band. :: -. e.
/ Address - ::
Music by the :Quartette Club. -.
Closing with the National ode America,
/ Forming procession to cemetery -;
All desiring to march to cemetery will
on returning from ;hall. form In lire oi
march on 10th St. in front Of Opera House
in the same order ~ programDs provides
Special service 1t cemetery at the grave
OF comrsde Lawson. -. =.
Decoration. Of soldiers graves by sps
ciaf details.
cIosihs services at thd i've Of con
BE seneaies,onj a A9.
All old saldisrs. whs kr hkmbers {
the Grand Army ef & sre e.rnsspy
requested q turn sut md assist us &
paying this eur aaadA 4ribute, to oul
nationh dead.
II. D. CoAx, &c. :.
-. b. p. COOLIDGE. &
OMcer Of the Day
|: AUG. LocxNER, Marshal
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

/ Saturday night the full council met.
+. The committee on public property
were directed to have the roof OF the
Engine House repaired at the earliest
practicable moment. .:,;>- -
:. Bill Of d. N. Miner for $26 so was
allowed. -. 80: -
The. bill Of G. d. Evane, together,
with the report Of: the judiciary com.
lnittee upon the same, Was referred
TO- the city attorney. On motion of
Councilman Whitmoyer the question
whether il is necessary for tho eoun.
Gil to meet AZ . board Of eqosl Elton,
was referred to the city attorney, to
report at next meeting. 49,. ,
| :. The ordinance in regard to peddiers
was discussed, in committee Of: the
whole, and: seversl amendments
made. The. council approved the
Recommendation Of. the committee
thst the ordinance be referred to q
special. com nittee Of three to be ap-
pointed by the Mayor to have meet
ing and request business men: TO meet
with them and give, their. views.
Rickly, Rsgatz ART Lockasr were ap-'
| pointed such coibGittee. =.
The ordiuance on. pbot tograph cars
was passed; fixiag . ,license. at $40 q,
week, Us q month. =. -: -.
T.; .rhe ordinance on water works was
l,psssed. all. voting aye except. Coun-,
Gilman .Whitmoyer who: explained
! his vote, saying that he. was. in. favor
::.of the ordinance, excepting section
four; giving exclusive privileges for
twenty-five years, for that reason
voting no.: This ordinance authorizes
the Columbus = Water Works and
Light Company or its assigns to lay
water: mains and erect poles and
string wires snd put in the; necessary
machinery for pumping water and
generating and conveying electricity
and constructing gas Werke, for the
purpose of lighting the streets and
public and private places in the city.
That: portion Of the work done in
streets is to be under the supervision
Eof the ::city engineer, but at the. ex-
tpense of the company. II the Com.
papy haye their works In operation
| within year from the time Of going
into effect Of the ordinance, and main.
tain - good. o system. ss cities sim.
ilarly situated. Ad-of like population
in tbis state, ~ k1ot to exceed the
same cost The ilsGss conferred by
the ordinanee 6vto be exclusive foe
ltweaty. years& Aaejority Of the
stockhQlI Of theseeany shall be
/ resid] b 6f The city. II damages to
pdX o.. Individual foperty is to
the Company
\ 8GSm6tion of :Riokly. the Democrat
wSS made the 61cj6l psper of the
citH By a etsiet party vote, Hayes,
North and Rickly voting aye, and
lLockner, Ragstx and Whitmoyer
5voting. no. The council being tie,
\ Mayor Henry csst his vote in favor
a. the Democrat. I.
BilkofJ. !Ta.nahill was allowed: :.
I Commissioner Elliott was author:
lied to: procure wheel-barrow and
crow-har for street work. :.
"A motion Of Lockner that Couu.
Lehman Ragatz be. appoioted overseer
Of the poor, was lost. -.
The judiciary COMMITTEES we're in.
eiructed to prepare ap ordinance to
restrict dogs. :. :.
On motion Of w Whitmoyer the
council adjourned TO- meet May 9Th
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

:-Arthur. H. Lovejoy, son, of the
defaulting land Office register, writes
from his home At. wilmipgton, N. e.,
to the Norfolk Nescs, giving come
glimpse OF family matters since Mr..
Lovejoy's defslcation, asking ''charity
for his 'heart-brokeu mother, broken
in health and. bowed down with I
great sorrow" and begging Of the
public to spare her oil that 10 poesible.
He says they have offered his htAer
> home. but to no purpoee. -,
they. have sent him money in th6hsl
two years for his support bat 4
seemssto have gone for drink. Ia
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
THE Nance county ,Jou,nol

:: The Nance county Journal al
ways tells what it thinks, in sprightly
manner. In speaking of.Eollsrton's
town board, it says, eve were in
clined to think that the board was
trying to regulate the saleons IN the
interests of the town, but It nS1 11opks
as if they were striving to regulate
the town ip the intssests Of the
salooas." There is no safe policy for
officials or citizens except. The en-
forcement Of the laWs.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
The JOURNAL isb .depertmeut |

The JOURNAL jeb'depaftment =
prepared to furnish, on short notes,
all kinds of commercial work; such
as letter heads, note hsads, bill
heads, statements, circulars,. epvel-
:opes, cards, dodgers, posters, &c. ;
visiting. cards; lawysr1.. brieis
psmphless'; catalogues; sale bills,
SC. Satisfaction guaranteed. YOrdsrs
by. mail promptly attended to. Ad.
dress, N. K. Turner: + Co, Colun-
bus, Nebr. tf
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

: Ottumws Lily Corn Starch has been
brought to- the highest sttainable
quality BY employing the best skill
and scientific aid that money can fur
.nish. 1t il the most strengthening
and health-gfving food now before the
pabiic, and 10 especially reesmmepd.
Cd for children and invaIids. Every
package guaranteed strictly pure.
Remember and ask your grocer for
LAY Corn Starch.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

The hardware store Of Krause,
Lubker & Co., on 13 street; . block
west of the B. & n. depot, was
broken into last Sunday night, and .
quantity Of goods taken amounting
to $50 or $50, and including revolver,
pockef-knives, cutlery. &C., besides
some q or t6 n the cash.d.sWer,
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
For the JOURNAL. =:
=. Sentinenls.


20. Sentlnenss.. d.
; Everything pays: q penalty for
crime, and this is the penalty, viz:
Bear the fruit OF your doings
/: The adjustment Of affairs according
to the best method is Justice. 3:
f:you. wish to learn any principle
you must live it. :.
aThe chief: art OF learning" says
Locke, "is to attempt: but little: at q
time." -. - =: ~. g;
aHuman nature,". says Plato, "is too
weak 10 undertake an art in things
of which it hiss had no experience"
The chief means OF. intellectual i'm.
,provement are observation !; CONVEX
sation !; readiug;. memory; reflection
all supplemental. by work to. some
good purpose.
Every scholar relies upon the unity
OF truth. :: No two general principles
are in conflict. 70. =.
The: extent of = every influence il
measured: by its depth. Of wisdom in
good intent. ...' -: ~. -: -:
Plato says that mind is superior 10
the living principle. >: =. :. -. =
!: The Iomnipresence Of God is what
is meant by The order of the world. .
l.. All, power is one, applied through
different channels. :. :;
=: Beautiful reasona are the. souls
.-medicipe: -. -: - -. -:
|. Science is correct definition. :. - .
Truth is the basis of: all excellence
|: "W Whstever have done" says New:
ton,. "is duesto patient thought -:
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
Three companies of: the 5th U:

Three. companies Of the 9th Q IS.
Cavalry Col. E; Y. Sumner com
manding, arrived in the city .Wedpes.
day.. went into camp at the foot Of N
street, near the Loup river, and pulled
up stakes Ftiday:: morning: They
were on their way from. Fort. Mo
brsrs. to the scene:of. the Oklahoma
/ troubles. :. =. =
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
). .iFARMER's:HoMe.

This. House, recently purchased by me.
|. j. will lse: thoroughly reftted:. Board
by the day, week or mes:. Afew rooms
to let: A. share of the public patronage
is solicited Feed stable in connection.
Ply a. ALBkKT LUrH.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

The Best Salve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
'Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblain. Corss, and all
Skin Eruptions, saa positivsly cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
ante,a to give perfect satisfactioas OF
money refunded. Price s esats PER
bex. For sale BY DoWtv & Chinn.
s->> 49,
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

6 Intaining 2aO acrei o: choice land, 5:
mlles southwest Of Humphrey.in this
county. Terms reasonable For fur
ther particulars inquire OF or: address
IT. Keaiing. Colombus, Neb. Aft:
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
BRUSSELS CARPET 65 CENTS, FORMER PRICE $lOo.
Lawns and White Goods at Cheap Sale Prices!

Our Boot and Shoe stock is the best in town.
: Parasols from 10 cents up: Every thing i'm our
store will be sold lower than you can buy it
elsewhere This sale for this week and for
cash only :: -, -: ...- :,:: :.::
80. -. ~ - 4AAS3AAAA4zASs
r: -: " =;: =: ::= New York Cheap Cash Store
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

AA1ssslliou owned BY C.: NJ:
Tai . sn be found at Tiffany &
~ feed and Sale barn. Horse
NJ are respectfully invited to cah
Id see shis fine animal. 5-p.4. e.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

IL .La1A for sale o. Rent.
u21oo acres Of land for sale or cash
RI (nt. improved or unimproyed farm
ibid, hay land, pasture and wood
land. Reasonable .trrms. Call &
once on :Becher & Co., or: the UNDER
3; .5l.tf - PATRICK MURRAY.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

's1. n. sec. u. tp. lS, range
Az ~. Il, NV. Y. sec. Is, tp. Is,
rang ~. Frame house and good
water. 20 acres improved. Price ST.
$50. Call st West Hiil p. q.
52-3m j, LAFyINs.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
NARR11D.

GROrEIUEsCREN WENDT At
the Lutheran church In Bismark preeiuet,
Platte county, Neb., Nay 18th, BY Rev.
H: Fischer, Henry Grotelueschen asa
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

"A House and l.os fer sale. =
Ta the western part Of the city
I'll bse wanting to pay all cash or ex,
chSSge horses or cattle for part OF the
sheraton, address D. O., care .ol
JOURNAI. Office; - Aft
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

Hsvipg sustained q. heavy loss
81 fire, we want everybody, know
ihg themselves indebted to us to come
forward and settle their. accounts:
Wermuth .& .Bettcher. =. ::
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

Mr.. VIM. Thomas; Of Newton, L.,
Says "My.:wifs has been seriously
affected With . cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more: severely
than ever before. She had used
many remedies without relief; and
being urged to try Dr.: Kings New:
Discovery, did 90, with most crafty.
ing results. The first bottle, relieved
her very msch, and the: second bottle
.oss absolutely cured her. She. has
not had % good: health. for thirty
years." J.:
Trial Bottles rrss. at Dow.y q
Chinn's Drug Store. Large size
81 co., .. l6l :
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

We call attention Of our readers
10 a change in the. advertisement of
the Fremont College. The summer
term will begin July Z, and end Aug.
29tb. See furtber particulars.'
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

which vas burst open. The safe had
been tampered :. with and injured
somewhat, but the burglars did. not
succeed in getting it open.
Entrance was effected at q back
window, aud the robbery was prob
ably made. at hslf-psst nine or ten
O'Clock, as. at. the time j. =: North.
who was returning home, saw q man
in the store, behind the counter, with
q dark lantern throwing light into 9
chow case. Mr.. North passed on, 1t
not occurring to him that it could be
anybody except one of the. store
foike, at. that: time. Of night; the
Wstchman had Just passed by. -.>
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

H6Want 70 6re . lot Of clothing
ch1hp We carry big stock and vii!
e6&t very cheap.
c. Il KaAnA.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

;:.NEWFEED MILL.

Located just south. Of Morrissey's Eie.
vator. Will!pay the highest prices for
corn and oats supply OF ground ieed
constantly on hand, also W hitebfe..t nut
coal for sale. = 80 -3m
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27


=. --First-cisss, pasture can be given
TO two hundred head, of horses and:
cattle. Reasonable. terms.' G. C.
: Miller. - &, SILT: !.
Call and examine ournew line Of
Silk, Embroidered Newport rScsrfe,
cashmere and shetland ,shawls at GAL
ley Bros: s-52:tf -:
=. Though having met: with mis-:
: fortune, WeImuth s. Bettcher. are
still .on-.the top. and their business is
again flourishing. =: :.::::
- ->JobE Timothy; :Esq:,, dealer in
:, school books, stationery, etc, ,at Platte
: Center is the authorized agent Of the
JOURNAL, at that place. 5-tf.
No .use in getting wet: when
: ladies, and misses gossameres and
: gents and boys rubber coats can. be
had at all prices atJGalley. Bro's.:.. -
:, Mrs. Byron Millett's mother OF
;: Omaha, passed through the city Mon.
day, en route to Denver to see Mrs.
: NJ. who; is'very dangeroasly ILL: E,
Those who want TO go to Col.
, orado. this summer can get round.
trip. tickets on either: the Union
Pacific or B: l. M..roads, atiow rates
=. Major: Heimbach Of Genos, hal
4. moved to Columbus with his family
occupying the Chss.: Matthews prop
erty, which he purchased some time
ago. =. :. 49,. q.
:: Npr. Lawton, graduate Q. Denta
DepSltment +. AD6 lFbor. piver
sity, .c.i1pgwi.h\ F. 'GNR Tart
wen: oAs s%s. C. ssis@ Nn'
%Ev.rs KtaApub,i.d>r. Il tn
q@cl attn Of Nc Zasks, 1Qd( (nc'
Il + & hop TO abl SdeliSe III
atj 4 subs eibers ~ or abon
-Rey. VIM. T. Price Of RichlAnd
Neb., and Miss L. A. johnson o
West Virginia. were married Apri
3Otb. at the residence Of s. S. Stone
near Petersburg.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

The political. debate at. Reden-
baugh school-house, postponed: on
account Of the weather, has now been
set. for, Saturday, evening, June 9th.
Should, the Republican party be re:
tanned in power?.- Affirmative, w
t A.. McADister; ..W.'Hopkins; deny,
ID. L.. .Bruen and j: S: Freeman.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

acknowledgements exercises .of, the
High School willbe held at the new:
building Friday afternoon: next at
2:3O..:. Everybody: is invited: = The
graduating class. is Mate Wadswortb,
.Addie Ransdeli, Harry Arnold and
Ernest Slsttery.,. =. .:'.>*. e. e:
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

Man, the; farm implements of
Y Nefmuth e. Bettcher were burned
,uP in the fire, but they lost no time
and. have now replaced their: stock
and are prepared. to furnish: the best
of goods ~gain as. of old al the same
reasonable prices. :: =: 81.
The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27

<It is needless for us'to repeat that
w will BE undersold by none on good
reliable goods. Remember We are
the Oldest dry goods house in the city.
J..rf. Galley & Bro: