The Columbus journal., 1892-08-24

M. and Mn G. e. Pollock returne,
Monday from their western trip. Ths.
extended thsir trsvels from Deove
down into New MEXICO, viiting viii
relatives 1t Ration.
Judge and Nm. Sullivan returnet
homo last week from tAsir western trip
Hallway up PiksS psak they enjoyet
the mountain scenery toe Ave or nix days
but after al thsre u no real enjoyment
like good, solid work, and % tho Judg>
10 back to business, With renewed
strength and interest.
Mrs. Page will, about tho frst oi
September, start . class in vocal music
and sight reading terms, Sl.00s month
two lessons . week. Tho meetings ol
tho class viii be in tho evening, % that
school children can attend, and those
who are anxious to join the class should
apply ut once to Nm. Page. 2
-Plummer Pisth last week began
pulling up tho well tubes ut tho city
wsterworks, and will continue pulling
up and putting down, replacing tie old
points with new ones, until the whole
have been renovated. From tho look Of
the old points % far, it was Q wonder
that the city got water at all
The wife Of Col. Roberts Of Rising,
Butler county, died suddenly last Fri
day at Idaho Springs, Colorado. She
leaves husband and six children. Col
Roberts is one Of the early settlers in
this region, and we'll known to many
JOURNAL readers, who will sympathize
with him in his bereavement.
attenuation Cured in Day. "Mys-
tic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures in l to 8 days. Its action
upon the system 10 remarkable and mys-
terious. It removes at once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, 70 cents.
Sold by A. Heintz, druggist, Colum-
bus, Neb. 14-y
THE JOURNAL Acknowledges the
receipt # complimentary to the Fair
at Schuyler, Sept. 1916. Every day is
to be a big day, they say. $500 in
premiums and purses with nearly $500
added in special premiums by citizens.
Races tl.at are races. Exhibits will
surely eclipse all past efforts in grandeur.
Write the secretary, Bert Folda, for a
p.emium list.
j. NJ. Gondring, esq, OF this city il
being mentioned a. the probable demo-
cratic candidate for state senator OF the
Platte Colfax district. Mr.. Gondring is
not recognized a. q machine politician" !"
md il he should happen to squeeze
through the gauntlet, would make q
advocate for his views, and
would be sure 70 be heard in every cor
,er Of the senate chamber.
j. II. Byrnes, the wide-awake young
nan who represents Columbus town.
hip on the county board OF supervisors,
q much talked of as q candidate for the
egislature, by the Independent party of
Platte county. He may not be able to
win as against the republican candidate
o be named, but he stands vel with
liz party friends, and it will not do to
.nder estimate his strength.
Gen. J. B. Weaver, tho independent
for president, passed through
he city Sunday afternoon at four
''clock on the Union Pacific, east bound.
He spoke to several who happened to be |
It the depot, and Agent Meagher told
i'm of the reception he would have re-
eived had he como through the day be-
ore. He expressed his regret, but said
hat he had stopped of at Kesrney.
From every direction comes good
'ews concerning winter wheat in Ne
,raska. Plow the ground and pulverize
t we'll, in August or early September,
ow the seed in September with q drill
hat rolls the soil tight against the
,rains Of wheat, gives, according to all |
accounts, the best yield, which in scores
Il cases runs from 20 to So bushels to
lcre. We believe that nothing will pay
armers better.
"A long-felt want in this city has
,een q store where families having q |
urplus of articles slowed away in the
,arret or continually in the way below
tairs could dispose of the same. I have
'pened just such q place on Eleventh
treet, and am prepared to purchase AZ
icles of all kinds usually found in q
secondhand store. Will call at your |
,ouse on receipt Of request by mail or |
otherwise. John Eusden. 2t
"A very heavy rain hero Monday
many remarked that q |
,icnic beats Melbourne all hollow for-I
rain. But isn't it wonderful
hat, no matter what tho weather, there
vill always be objeotors. This time, "it
vas too late for tho oorn," "it ought to
rave come weeks ago." etc, but all |
he same, tho rain was magnificent, and
ill be good for all that is now growing, |
md for the crops another year. /
The capitol city has at last pleas
Ire and health resort that seems to All
a long felt want" It 10 the Nebraska
SALT Lake, two miles long and ono mile
vide. with steamer capable Of carrying
I've hundred people, and which makes
egular trips around the lake. Besides
his, there arc sail boats, row boats, q
oboRean slide, bathing privileges and
rec music by the band" THR Jour-
IAL acknowledges tho receipt Of . season
icket. II We can find time, We shall
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