The Columbus journal., 1892-10-19

-lQc pI00lOCut o. NOItu NCO1oOAo
Normal College is no mere business
manager, but an educator OF twenty
years experience.
&C. A. Snow & Co.'s pamphlet, I'm
formation and Advice about Patents.
Caveats, Trademarks, Copyrights, etc."
may be obtained free at this Office. tt
Mrs. Cotton, music teacher in Brow
nell Hall, Omaha, Ms. Hamilton, (nee
! Metz also OF Omaha, and Mn. Kilroy OF
Lincoln, will all assist in the concert
Friday evening.
The course of lectures given by the
president of North Nebraska Normal
College Of Madison, Neb., during the
coming year will alone be worth the
price Of the tuition. 1885,
DO not fall to send for q catalogue
of North Nebraska Normal College. be-
fore you decide where to attend college.
Address E. A. Whitman, P'd. y. DID,,
Madison, Nebraska.
w. T. Searles, ESQ.,, of Madison was
in the city Thursday. He recently
moved from Newman Grove, and reports
everything moving along quietly in his
part of the country.
Mrs. Gibson and her son James,
formerly of this vicinity, are keeping
grocery at Spokane Falls; John is on a
farm, Frank is a printer and Walter
Gatward has q meat market.
Sixteen stacks, about one hundred
tons of hay was burned Tuesday Of last
week north of the track neal Rlchland.
Among the losers were Stibal, Novotny
and Lawrence, 80 says the Sun.
John Eisenmann had one lone wild
| plum tree that was in full blossom this
month, and just az fragrant as IN the
| spring; but the last frost We had, nipped
the binds, and now they are gone.
Last Thursday afternoon a number
| OF the leading ladies' of Columbus met
at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms and perfected
q temporary organization t. aid in fur
nishing a parlor for the young men.
Mr.. Stonesifer is selling fresh oys-
informs us that he spent q week at the
wait and watch for his great fish dis
play. l
-Fillman ships large quantities Of
goods to neighboring towns. Last week
to Schuyler, Central City and Fullerton.
He knows how to buy and al cell to
other dealers for their trade at reason
able rates. l .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin expect
to move soon to Peoria, I'LL, from which
toners. This worthy couple have many
Rsoolo hono ~ho mill oo ooery m con
them leave.
Mrs. C. G. Hickok is in Omaha at
tending the meeting of the general asso-
citation of Congregational churches OF
Nebraska as delegate from the Colum-
bus Congregational church. Rev. Cole
is also in attendance.
Matthias Iverson of Creston gave
The JOURNAL a pleasant call Monday on
business. He informed us that o. s.
| Moran lost an infant child last week, by
death, and also that Mrs. r. G. Moran is
sick with typhoid fever.
Il am prepared to do all kinds of
sewing machine and organ repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed or NJ pay.
Work done at residence south of Ragatz
& Co.'S, opposite Saints chapel. or at
your homes. s. w. Buzza. 2l-tf
The pool on oysters is busted, and
there is no telling how long this will
last as prices are liable to advance al
most any day. We would advise We
lovers of bivaives to eat while they are
cheap. Stonesiter sells them at Is cents
per an. /
George d. Meiklejohn, republican
nominee for congress, and the eloquent
Judge Norris of Ponca, Neb., will speak
here at the opera house, Nov. I'd, having
changed dates with Schuyler at their
request. Ladies and everybody invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conger of Clarkson,
Colfax county, have had a dreadful ex-
p~erience with diphtheria. The Sun says
that on Saturday week they buried the
fifth child lost, making one burial each
day that week, except Thursday. There
is another one very sick.
The diplomas OF North Nebraska
Normal College are honored by the best
institutions, which is more than can be
said of many Independent schools. The
reason is that its courses OF study are
abreast OF the times, practical, and at
the same time complete.
w. C. Sutton, a resident Of this city
in the TO's, but now for q number OF
years a citizen of st. Edward, Boone
county, is erecting a brick business
block for occupancy by himself as a fur
niture store, dimensions 44x6O feet.
Nothing like solid improvements.
The case of Dan Conroy Of Monroe
against Burton Westbrook, for work
and labor, was tried Saturday before
Justice Hudson, Wilcox & Fuller, at
torneys for the boy, I. L. Albert for the
defence. Judgment was rendered for
the boy, s23. He had sued for $3.50.
The young mems rally at Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms Sunday was one of the best meet
ings ever held there. A good attend
ance and much interest was manifested.
Next Sunday, 3 p. m, there will be an
address given by MI. j. Taylor. Subject,
Gideon, the Conqueror." All men Of
the city are invited.
hon. George D. Meiklejohn, repub-
lican candidate for congress, has dates
for meetings in this vicinity as follows:
Columbus, Friday, Nov. Sd, 8 p. m;
Schuyler, Wednesday, Nov. 4th, 8 p. m;
| Central City, Thursday, Nov. Sd, 8 p. m;
Genoa, Saturday, Nov. 9Th, 8 p. m; Full
~lerton, Monday, Nov. 7th, 8 p. m.
Annual convention, W. C. 7. o.,
Denver, Col, Oct. 26-Nov. 2. For this
occasion, the Burlington Route will
have, in addition to reduced rates from
all stations, through-car arrangements
to Denver. For information as to the
service from your station, address Mrs.
C. N. Woodward, vice. president w. c.
T. o., Seward, Neb. l
One OF the latest improvements to
Columbus is the opening Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. reading rooms and library to the
public; not only open week days. but on
Sundays from 2 to $50 p. m. The men
and boys m all cordially invited to call
at the rooms and make themselves
known to the general secretary and
spend their leisure time there.
F. NJ. Cookingham, the Humphrey
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