The Columbus journal., 1892-09-07

"A special meeting Of the IRE depart
ment will he held Thursday evening
Sept. 6. All members are requested to
be present. By order of Chief Jenkin.
son.
The Sons of Veterans drum corps
returned home Friday from the Grand
Island reunion. They report q grand
time but lost their drum (sticks) while
there.
The lecture by Matilda Fletcher
last Saturday was a treat to lovers OF
good literature, and the lady should
have been greeted with a larger au
dience.
The Platte Center Reporter says
the following from that place attended
the funeral of Sister Matilda: Misses
Maggie Lynch, Anna Murphy, Nellie
McGuane, May and Nellie Langen and
Rosay Riley.
Mrs. kinnan of Polk county has an
eighty-acre orchard of apple trees which
will yield this year 1900 bushels, now
easy worth $1.25 a bushel. Last year
the orchard produced more fruit, but
the price was not SO high.
Il am prepared to do all kinds of
sewing machine and organ repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed OF no pay.
Work done at residence south of Ragatz
& Co.'S, opposite Saints chapel. or at
your homes. G. W. Buzza. 2l-tf
TORNADO, the storm king, is out on
his summer tour, and may take a trip
through Platte county, calling at Co
lumbus. Protect your property by
taking a tornado policy" of h. J. Hud-
son, office on Olive street, opposite Me-
ridian hotel. tt
Martin Borowiak, father OF the
Borowiak Bros. of this city, has
purchased the Heitkemper residence
property near the Monastery and will
move his family from Duncan about the
first of next month and make Columbus
| his future home.
AT the First National Bank is a fine
sample OF tobacco raised on the Jay
Merrill farm. X. Z. Miller Of Beatrice
writes to Mr.. Anderson that he will have
some stalks on exhibit at the state fair.
Nebraska soil gives good results OF a
large variety of products.
Those who have attended the state
fair from this place, SD far a we can
learn, are the following: Mrs. +. II.
Rusche, Miss Louisa Bauer, Miss Mag
gle Reinke, Mrs. Purcupile, Mrs. NJ. X.
Turner and sons Craig and Ralph, Chas.
Welch and Mrs. Milliman.
Frank Taylor has disposed Of the
smaller of his dwelling houses in the
northwestern portion of the city to Hans
Peterson, of near Lindsay, who will
shortly remove with his family and
occupy the same. He desires better
school facilities for his children.
The Madison band, fifteen men,
OvertOn band, fourteen men and the
Genoa Indian band, thirteen men, passed
through the city Monday to Lincoln to
meet with the Nebraska State Band
Union, which is in session this week.
They all anticipated a glorious time.
Pains last day of Pompeii, every
evening Of the state fair. in M. street
Ball park, Lincoln. This is the mechan-
zeal, pyrotechnical device, a master
piece of spectacular art, which attrac-
ted SO much attention at Denver. Buy
your tickets at B. & NJ. depot.
The case of Newman Bros. against
the q. p. Ry Co. was dismissed the
other day by plaintiffs at their costs.
This is the second of a series of five
cases against the company which has
been disposed of in favor of the
company. What will become Of the
others?
Last Wednesday there were twenty
men stopped at the Meridian hotel here
from Iowa, Illinois and other eastern
states, all with a view to the purchase of
rich Nebraska land. This Is proof that
Columbus is considered a good locality,
and We should use the advantage to its
full extent.
Mrs. A.. C. Ballou returned Wednes-
day from her three months trip to
Washington and Alaska. She says it
was a continual wonder of sight seeing, |
especially the trip on the steamer from
Washington to Alaska. Her pupils will
be greatly benefited this winter by her
experiences.
Next Sunday, the 18th, at 7:3O p. NJ,
a prominent missionary from the east
will deliver a lecture in st. B~onaventura
Catholic church on "Auricular Confess
sion in the Catholic church," or "The
Secrets of the Confessional Revealed"
Admission free to all. Children under
fourteen years Of age not admitted.
rheumatism Cured in a Day. "Mys-
tic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures in l to days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mys-
terious. 1t removes at ono the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, Is cents.
Sold by A. Heintz, druggist, Colum-
bus, Neb. lay
"Wednesday afternoon while Barney
McTeggart was getting some freight out
| of a car west Of the crossing and near
the stock yards, his team became fright
ened at a passing hand-car and ran
away. One of the horses caught his foot
between the rail at the switch, tearing
the hoOf off and otherwise seriously in
juring himself.
-Dean Gardner who ia sO we'll known