The Columbus journal., 1893-09-06

That grew from an old.fashionsd bender.
The rattlesnakes fOurished right plentiful then
To keep of the snakes, while professional men
Drank whisky to save being bitten.
And SO, rs suggested. the fair lady's name
Contains an unpleasant sllusion,
And calls to my mind the past sorrow and shame
OF rattlesnakes, rum and confusion.
L., matters Of state-I acknowledge I'm lame
And can't solve lifs's difficult riddle
But we're / encountered with that lsdy's name
Ia saw it in two in the middle.
nincoln Journal.
{ -"'FitZ."
Patrick,
Dry Goods.
Furnishing Goods,
\ For Ladies and Children.
~'apat5'<fH~ STOCK Ny
Vt promises lovely weather for the
state fair.
DR.. Il. r. Clark, Olive street. In
ptice at nights.
\-Loeb1SrAe date on. J. npolds
a1G5e6 sale of e~elry. I
Dave Smith did a rushing business
at the reunion last week.
DIR. E. H. Nauman's dental parlOrs
IN North block, 18th street. IT
1 DIR. +. Engelhard of Butler county,
has left for San Diego, Calf.
W. II. Lewis shipped two carloads
OF fine hogs to Omaha Monday.
N-Wantej~~Eosd girl toET~eperal
Ro~usewo.x. Apply athsfost-office.
VYou can-bsV any eSPds at@ess tben
lost for 50 days0tA CAI nov.
Nearly three hundred people went
from here Sunday on the excursion to
Omaha.
Several new members we're received
into the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Born, to Mrs. A. L. Beatty, O'Kay,
Aug. l6, a son. This makes FATTY" of
this city an uncle.
We notice some Of our exchanges
taking items from The JOURNAL without
giving us credit"
NJ will so6n ANNOUNCE datsNf sale at
aGction, my three rds,denees abd store
md lot. A. J. ArnoldN "
Special pFilNr safs,S ya1df for25
eStts. Saturday Sept. s4. EW. Ctn'
ndn, Thirteenth stseet - \
j. q. Galley and SOU Bert started
Monday for a two weeks business trip to
St. Joseph and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cady Of Beatrice
passed through the city yesterday, home
from an outing in Colorado.
E. 4. Stockslager of Humphrey was
in the town one day last week posting
bills for the fair at that place.
-Nels Oleson of Creston was in the
city yesterday. He says their corn was
considerably dried up Saturday.
We are informed that Chief Backus
and his Indian contingent will return
home next week. perhaps Tuesday.
There was great abundance of ex.
cellent fruit at the reunion, shipped
from California direct in carload lots.
<When in need OF an auctioneer, call
on 6ave Smith. He will act for You
with promptness, safety and dispatch. II
Fred. Reed expects to pass through
here this morning at Z on his way to the
Worlds fair from Riverside, California
H-IkdSeS 1900 in watches andy1a Velry
tbat must be \pld within 3Otay6 ALMOST
Please come akds zee lis. Az. Arnold
tEGss-Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Nkht Brahma and White Leghorn, $l.5(
a 3etting of fifteen eggs. H.. P. Coolidge
Columbus, Nebraska tt
John Gould OF Madison. who has
been with a surveying party in Colorado,
called at The JOURNAL headquarters
Saturday, homeward bound.
See Nh. Witchey's advertisement
'1heep for sale" in another place. He
hts more than he needs. He has always
made money from his sheep. 1t
Mr.. Armstrong OF Albion, who had
been at Portland, Oregon, visiting bis
father, returned Saturday morning.
He thinks that a great country.
Miss Lizzie Sheehan went to Lind.
say Saturday, where she will teach in
the public schools this winter. Hel
sister Mamie accompanied her. .