The Columbus journal., 1893-12-20

Atseattea!l
Mr.. s. D. Adkins has consented to &C
- custodian and distributor. and vii
receive ct the Y. N. G. A. rooms IN,
cast-o6 clothing you may feel like givin,
to those in need, and worthy Of the do
nation. To b effective, this Ghoald n
oeive your immediate attention.
-Msdsm Rhsa, tho great actress
stopped about IN hour in town Thurs
day. Her company, consisting Of TWEEN
ty-two persons, have . special car, and
were or their way from San Francisco {,
Sioux City.
Tho Singer Sewing Machine took 81
Worlds Fair awards, moro than double
the number received by all the othe1
sewing machine companies combined
See tho ribbon diploma at b. 8. Wyattis
Office in this city. 4
Grandma Kelley Of Oconee came
down Tuesday Of last week, with her son
Henry, for . weeks visit among old
friends. She was 81 years old last March,
and 10 ~ vigorous, physically and men,
tally, a. many persons Of GO!
Judge Marshall pronounced sentence
OF hanging upon Charles G. Carleton, at
Fremont, the jury having rendered q
verdict Of guilty OF murder in the first
degree, for the killing Of August Gotham
last June. March 23d is Get a. the day
OF execution.
William Hagel was at Cedar Rapids
last week, and while there sold his fine
farm in that vicinity for $500. Ne
brasks land is getting moro valuable
every year, and is one Of the very best
for . man to make, provided
he looks after it himself.
C. II. Sheldon returned Wednesday
from st. Louis. The Saturday previous
he went to Chicago where he met his
c. W., both called thither by
the sudden death of their brother. An
article elsewhere in today's JOURNAL
gives further particulars.
All ministers or missionaries who
are engaged solely in religious work are
requested to make application for cleri-
Gal permits over the Burlington lines for
The coming year as soon as possible, SO
that permits will be ready for them by
January l. J.. +. Coz, Agent.
Mrs. Wagner has sold her millinery
goods to Q gentleman who has moved
The stock to Clarks. It is rumored that
he post-o6ice il to be located in the
looms vacated. We suppose that some
has said that it would be a good
ocation and thus laid q foundation for
he rumOr.
The entertainment to be given Jan.
!, at the opera house will be we'll worth
'everal prices OF admission. Buy your
tickets % 500 a you have q chance to
10 80, and thus secure q seat. Probably
he most daring feat Of the Rebellion, all
hings considered, will be wildly pic
ured to view. Ct
B. r Cowdery, state bank examiner,
vas in tho city Friday and Saturday on
BUSINESS, and gave The JOURNAL head
|uarters pleasant calls. Ben. looks as of
Id, and his scquaintanoes would readily
ecoRnize him il they should suddenly |
ONE upon him on the most distant
sland Of the Q
The Democrat at Humphrey says
hat II it came to the scratch, Humph-
ey enterprise would build q new court
ouse for Platte county. The county
an get along yet swhile with what they |
ave. Even the addition put up some
ime ago for the sheriff and county judge
!, not now all used.
The JOURNAL is informed that the
marriage of Mr. J. A. Shuck, the photo
and Miss Clara McIntire, for
,erly Of this city was to take place
esterday (Tuesdsyl at a relatives near
lincoln, where Miss McIntire is visiting.
he friends Of the happy couple will
'ish them long life and prosperity.
The work of the Union Pacific here
a. beeR 90 rapidly done that the appro-
for the work has been exhaust
d. Doubtless it will proceed again
We imagine that the intention
{ the management is to lay an addi-
ional track from here to Schuyler, but
! need not necessarily be done at once.
William Meayes recently shipped a
srge quantity Of sweet corn to d. NJ.
'erry & Co., Detroit, Michigan, who have
made contracts with Nebraska farmers
DE- many years now, as this is one OF the
est states in the Union for raising pure
eeds. This firm distribute seeds all
YER the civilized world, and they under
tand their business.
The tariff is Q local issue, of course.
q one section they want it and ought to
ave it on cotton, in another on wool, in
on iron, ETC., and when the
ocular interests Of all localities are
lstly treated, We have q sound. protec-
I've policy, the general welfare being the
am total. The tariff is q local issue,
nd 90 is the atmosphere.
Tho work that has been done by the
'nion Pacific has provedof considerable
ene6t to many worthy people in the
ty, and it would be we'll for all who are
,ntemplating improvements Of anykind
the near future, and who can just as
ell have the same done now, to do 90,
given amount OF money will 60 for.
,er than when work is plentiful.
Tho ladies OF tho Relief Corps at
,sir meeting Thursday elected the fol-
wing officers for the ensuing year: