The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18

H. G. Kemp has located in Column
bus for the practice of his profession,
the law. His Office is upstairs in the
First National bank building.
John Paul Scudder, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scudder, formerly OF
Creston twp, now of Alamesa, Calif.O
died at the latter place January 2.
j. D. Brewer has lately completed a |
dwelling house for Charles Swain, neal
the Monastery; it is avery neat dwelling,
16x28, with a side addition of 16xl6.
We learn monday morning) that
Rev. Leedom's mother, who has been
seriously ill for some time, is not ex-
pected to ecove She is 81 years old.
Charles A. Hanna, an Ohio man we'll
known to many JOURNAL readers, has
been elected a director and vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Lin
coin, this state.
The supervisors of Nance county
have trouble in effecting an Organiza-
ton. At last accounts 3O4 votes had
been taken for chairman of the board,
without election.
e. NJ. Beetle, advance agent of 'The
Rag Baby" was in the city Saturday
last making arrangements for his com
pany's appearance next Friday evening
at the opera house.
The Lamb gang of thieves in Boone
county nave been caught at another cat
%tle-stealing scrape. 1t is nOw proposed
to raise a fund and prosecute the whole
gang wherever found.
Supervisor Price made a very stren-
uous fight for the Platte Center Reporter
to be included in the list Of newspapers
to publish the legal notices Of the county,
but failed in his efforts.
In the deadlock of the supervisors
of Nance county, the republicans offered
a resolution that the supervisors donate
their services to the county until an
organization is effected.
There was considerable disturbance
| by hoOdlums on the outside Of the Pres
byterian church Monday night. We do
| not uppos that the church authorities
will allow any more OF 1t.
r. L. Rossiter of this city has been
| appointed second assistant s~ergeant-at-
| arms in the state senate. Mr.. ROssiter
will make a good official, and do his duty
like a gentleman and a soldier.
Marriage licenses were issued Jan.
| 18th to Anton Bellen and Miss Louise
| Huseman; to Mike Mitora and Miss
| Bromistana Knopik; Jan. 16, to John w.
| Wesenstien and Miss Emma Hans.
We notice that w. A. Gibson, for
merly of this city, has recently sold a
residence property in Cedar Rapids for
81, 200. We have not learned that Mr..
Gibson is thinking of leaving there.
A horse dentist named Comstock
has been operating in his line at Stroms-
burg, and they do say hat it is wonder
full the amount of good his work is doing
for the animals suffering with rOtting
teeth.
Come in and subscribe for the semi
weekly Lincoln Journal along with your
COLUMBUS JOURNAL, so that you can get
the complete report of Legislative pro-
ceedings. Only 81 a year for both
papers, in advance.
We believe it was Jimmy Herman,
who once upon a time when he was for
merly a member of the board of super
visors, moved to reject the opinion
of the county attorney because it was
contrary to the law.
On the first page of today's JOURNAL
will be found the text Of Gov. CrOunse's
inaugural address, legislative proceed
ings and miscellaneous news items; on
the fourth page a short story and items
of interest to farmers.
Monday Albert Stengger started fol
Europe. His brother Ernest joins him
at Omaha, and the two will together
visit England, France, Switzerland, Ger.
many, Italy and Africa, and return in
three or four months.
Now is the time to subscribe fOl
THE JOURNAL and the Lincoln State
Journal. semi-weekly, only 80 a year fol
both, when paid in advance. Begin any
time, but before New Years is al excel
lent time to subscribe.
> Tuesday afternoon of last week Mrs
j. p. Dorr of Platte Center gave a fare
we'll reception to her friends. She wa
assisted by Mrs. H. H. Bulkley. Mn
Dorr starts this week for an extende'
tour through the western states.
From the western part of the cit,
= comes a complaint that they are no
getting good water from the city. The
suggest that it is doubtless owing to tn
:. dead end. Why not hang the dead en-
up to the air, or bury it in the gravel?
A revelation of comical situation:
: songs and beauty was witnessed in tn
. production of the comedy, "The Ra
Baby" The characters are ~provOkingl
9 cOmical, and You must laugh whethe
: you wish or not.-INew Orleans Picayun'
THE constant drip of water wears away tn
= The constant gnaw of Towser m~asticat'
n the toughest bone.
The constant w9oing lover carries off I'll
n The constant advertiser always has ii
4 largest trade"
One of our farmers, who is selling
-, considerable amount Of hay was a lit
= surprised Thursday morning when
!" guest of wind put the wagon on top Ii
load of hay. OF course it didn't tai
long to right matters, and nobody W;
r hurt.
The Newman Grove Era has bee
d bought by r. Pryor & Son, of Kalamazoo
10 Nebraska, and will be called hencefOrt
the Advertiser. Mr.. Ellsworth, the TO
=, mer editor, has leased the Humphre
- Democrat of its proprietor, Supervise
" Murphy.
-. John Gisin has opened a shop opp
. site Mertz's meat market on Elevent
10 street, where he is prepared to manufa
ture any kind of furniture to order;
IL repair furniture; do upholstering, ct
N All work done at reasonable prices al
If promptly. 2t
II. The semi-weekly Lincoln Journ
c. and the COLUMBUS JOURNAL. both, VIII
e. paid one year in advance, $500. Su
scribe now, and get the benefit. IT
Lincoln paper is issued on Tuesdays al
IN Fridays, and is almost as good as a dai
CT to the busy a
Mr.. Dawson has now lost AZ no
and Is pigs az the result of S23 worth
la hogs afflicted with the cholera when
purchased them of Thomas Regain. /
says his loss will amount to fully SCI
One friend gives him GOOD adyice-n