The Columbus journal., 1891-11-11

Rev. d. x. Tyndall Of Central City
md Rev. J. B. Leedom Of this city were
lmong the passengers to Fullerton
to attend the district confer
,uce Of tho II. e. church, in session
here Monday to Wednesday evening.
ID. B. Duty u moving ono Of the
buildings formerly used BY Aug. Boett-
her q . warehouse, on to the vacant
ots Just north OF the Lindell b al, to
Do used by him as q shop an tool
aousa. He intends to remain wiIn us.
HGus. WindiGh has bought out l. J.
dhhsrs rsstanrant and short order
Inch counter on 18th street, opposite
be q. p. depot. Go and 50 him when
ron want Q meal Oysters in every
'tyle. Everything strictly frst-class.
He solicits . share Of your patronage. 2
-Rsv. G. Bernard Clarke, Of Boston,
viii be ordained in the Monroe Congre-
Rationa church, Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
It 73O p. m. Rev. DIR. Bross OF Lincoln,
Rev. c. Billings, Rev. VIM. Buss, OF Ere
mont and other distinguished clergymen
from other parts Of the state will assist.
Mr.. d. B. Duffy moves from Schuy-
Ter this week, to the NJ. X. Turner farm,
D portion OF which he has leased. The
proprietor will now turn his attention
to breaking up tho remainder OF the
farm, % as to have it mostly in cultiva-
tion.
As Frank Baird was returning home
from this place Monday evening, his
team became frightened and ran. As
they crossed the railroad track near the
bridge he Was thrown from the wagon
and severely bruised.1St. Edward
News.
Rev. G. Billings, state evangelist OF
Omaha, will commence series OF meet
ings at Wattsville, Monday Nov. 18th.
The mission will continue every night
for Q week and Mr.. Billings will be assis-
ted by Rev. Storms OF Clarks, and Rev.
G. B. Clarke, the pastor.
-Messrs. r. p. Drake, Chas. Brandt
and J. B. Geitzen went to Columbus
last Monday. Mr.. Winslow OF Colum-
bus. shipped in eleven cars Of cattle from
Rock county last Wednesday evening.
They were driven to Columbus yester-
day afternoon. Humphrey Democrat.
If you are troubled with rheuma-
tism or lame back, bind on over the
seat of pain piece of flannel dampeneta
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Yo.'
will be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. 80 cent bottles for sale by G.
e. Pollock & Co. and Dr.. Heintz, drug
gists. tt
Henry Schatt q German farmer liv.
ing about four miles northeast OF town
in driving home Tuesday night, drove
of bridge near John Browner's, and
his two mules mired in the slough and
were drowned. There was only about
IL inches OF water where the mules were
drowned.
"A baptism by immersion Sunday, al
the river south of town, attracted an
unusually large crowd. Mn. VIM. Albro
and Mrs. Finney of this city were bap'
tized by Rev. Henry Lohr Of Polk coun'
ty, brother Of W. G. LOhr Of this city
Mr.. Lohr is pastor of the United Breth'
rem church here.
F. H. Lamb & Co. have rented the
vacant room next Pollock & Co.i
pharmacy on Thirteenth street, and
will move over as soon a. the shelving
is put in and will place in it a tip-toI
line of their goods. in addition to wha1
they are carrying on Eleventh street
G. H. Davis is fitting it up.
"A west bound freight train on tn,
U. P. Wednesday morning, struck
hand car near Schuyler. Owing to tn
heavy fog at the time the train was no
seen until too late. The men all jumpet
and escaped, but had not time to re
move the car, which was demolished
None Of the men were hurt.
The Columbus Sewerage Co. have
main laid from the river north on NOrtl
street to Ninth. This will continu
north q far as Fifteenth street and vii
be completed in about ten days. Thi
will be the only main laid to the rive
this fall, but probably another one i
the spring. This is what Columbus ha
needed for some time.
-Myron Van Housen has returne
from the coast, considering Nebrask
good enough for him. Oh, they a
come back. John P. Sprecher left o
Saturday for his home at Washington
ID.C. He is we'll pleased with his pos
tion and will remain there. He is
clerk in tho record department in tt
pension division.-lSchuyler Quill
OF all tho workers for the republ
can cause this fall none deserve create
praise than the committee on the jud
cial fight Of which E. T. Hodsdon I
this city was chairman and G. j. Ga
low, Of Columbus, secretary. This con
mittee labored INCREASINGLY during Il
whole campaign and never let up unt
the last gun was fired.1Schuyler Su
| "A petition by H. T. Spoerry al
sixty-four others has been presented
the city council to open K street nor
of Eleventh and to cause the Union p
cifc Co. to put in suitable crossin
across the track OF the railway on
street: also the B. & NJ. R'y Co. II
petition was referred to committee I
streets and grades, Gondring, Spei
and Phillips.
4 Mrs. Frank veasey and her cousi
Miss Mary Myers, Of Nance county, VI