The Columbus journal., 1892-03-16

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Conductor A. Lash fell foom q car
at Norfolk Monday and broke his left leg
between the knee and ankle. He was
brought to his home in this city, where
his leg was set by Drs. Martyr and Ar
mold.
The marriage record at the county
judges Office shows permits to we'd re-
Gently issued to Jacob Eiseman and
Miss Lizzie Schultz; VIM. Leuschen and
Louise Goetz; Ernest F. Rodehorst and
Caroline Reigel.
The drum major of the Archer band,
who had such . distinguished, foreign
air appearance, was no less a parsonage
than Charles ". Adams, q former teleg-
rapher here, also a member OF the old
Shoe Fly base ball club.
B. & N. will give special rates
ton the Knights Templar conclave at
Denver, Aug. 5-14. There will doubt
less be q BIZ crowd on hands there. 1t
is expected that there will be four or five
hundred Pullman coaches.
Original New Orleans Uncle
Fqm's Cabin Co. with q Gold Band
grand operate Orchestra, special seen
cry, a fine male quartette and a large
and excellent company of players will
be the attraction at the opera house on
Friday, March 18th.
"A suit brought by Mn. J. C. Nc
Mahon against A. Boettcher for three
months lease Of ground on Eleventh
street, was tried Thursday before Judge
Hensley and a jury, resulting in a YER
dict for defendant, mo cause Of action"
The case was appealed.
NPersons desiring dental operations
performed in q careful and easy manner
will he pleased by calling at my dental
parlors. 1 have abundance OF testimony |
and can convince n and all that my |
work is performed with the least posi-
bic pain and in the most skillful manner. !
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-Messrs. Tannahill, Scarf, Abe and
Balse Tschudy. Wurdemsn, Chss. Miner,
and the Sons of Veterans drum corps
with Capt. A. Sauer as leader, Bert.
Coolidge and Ed. Wurdeman, went to
Genoa Monday and were present at the
organization OF a camp.
-Alvan Leavie has sold his farm Of
ZIG acres two and q half miles east of
Duncan, to John Alder of jacksonville,
ILL, for $28 an acre cash. We hope that
MI. L. will find another good farm in
Nebraska, and stay with us. It il good
to have such "grow up with the country"
New gas apparatus with vitalized air
attachment, the latest and most i'm
proved. Persons desiring nitrous oxide
gas or vitalized air for the painless ex-
traction of teeth can have the same ad-
ministered with success at my dental
parlors, corner Olive and Thirteenth ct.
DR.. E. Y. Haughawout.
H. Andrews, engineer, had a very
narrow escape from death Monday.
Near Humphrey, a pin gave way near
the rear wheel on the right, letting the
driving-rod loose, which in its whirling
knocked the men out Of the cab, and
set the air braks. Andrews
if the accident had occurred on
down grade, there would doubtless have
been q big wreck. /
According to the Omaha Bees report
Myra Hempleman, testified against her
father John Hempleman, formerly OF this
place, and her step-mother to this effect:
THAT for the most trivial accidents she
had been knocked down, kicked and
battered with fists and sticks, dragged
about the room by the hair and treated
in a way that would do credit to the
most brutal slave drivers"
One Of our most prominent business
men has handed us the confidential cir
cular OF George Russell, care J. E.
Gumear, 212G, Eighth Ave, New York
City, who wishes to dispose of counter
felt bills. Complete directions r given
for secrecy, etc, but it is n 60" in this
direction. The business men OF Colum-
bus read the newspapers, and m not the
kind wanted for this purpose. These
letters are becoming monotonous.
4The Belvedere has recently been re-
bdilt, newly and elegantly furnished, is
heated by steam and open CRATES and
has all modern appliances; is located in
the center OF the city Of Washington,
ID. c., within two blocks Of the U. s.
and midway between the B. 4
o. and Union depOts. American plan
81 to $3 a day, according to location Of
rooms. European plan 81 and upwards;
rates 20 excursionists and COM
travellers. ID. E. Hoadley 4
Sen, prOp'rs. p-1
Warwick Saunders said in his last ]
issue OF the Platte Center Argus that he
was coming to Columbus. As we write
this We are informed that individually
he is here soliciting for q new paper to
be called the Platte County Argus, and
published in Columbus; again it 10 said
that there is to be q consolidation OF the
and Argus. Which Of these IL
correct, We are not able to verify by ,
either of the parties in interest, as We
have not been able to find them, and be- /,
that rumors should be given a.
such, we give the rumor. !
The twenty-sixth annual Nebraska
State Fair will be held at Lincoln Sept.
I'd to 9th. Entries close Sept. Sd. The
premiums for county collective exhibits
range from first, $3.50 to seventeenth,
$50. Arbor Day is April 2 The pre-
MUM for the greatest number OF trees
on that day, to include fruit, I
forest, evergreen and all other varieties, )
is $50: greatest number of hard wood