The Columbus journal., 1893-11-22

such . paper these times would find
steady work IN this city, we are ashamed
to say. II We should undertake to give
the exact truth OF several matters oc-
curing lately, THE JOURNAL could not
longer be considered . family paper.
We are informed that the officers OF the
Law have been threatened for doing their
duty in ono case last week. They must
know, however, that all good citizens
will uphold them in their efforts to en-
force the laws
Preparations are being made to have
. game OF foot ball Thanksgiving after
noon, beginning at 2 O'Clock, at the
Three Trees, directly south OF the high
school. Frank Wurdeman is captain Of
the north side forces, and Joe Ryan OF
the south side. Very little practicing
has yet been done, but wehavs no doubt
that by the day set the young men will
be pretty thorough adopts in the game,
and that it will be very interesting to
spectators.
-Maha6sy Bros. of Seward have been,
for several days, csnvassing the city for
subscribers to daily paper. The inten-
ton, - We learn, to make it non-secta-
rian and non-partisan. We have not yet
met the gentlemen, and 90 cannot give
anything except information at second
hand. A well-conducted, substantially
founded daily paper is an excellent
thing to have in town, to be sure.
We learn that "Doc" Beebe, who now
lives 30 miles from Eugene, Oregon, is
about to have q leg amputated, in con-
sequence Of injuries received by acci-
dentally falling from a Windmill tower
several years ago in Nebraska. Mr..
Beebe is we'll known to many JOURNAL
readers, and il . brother OF Mesdames
Haight and Sparhawk.
sheriff Mawhinney Of Nance county
came down Monday and received from
Sheriff Ksvsnaugh two prisoners that he
bad been keeping for some time, Andrew
Deboney, the man who 20 brutally muir
dered his wife some months ago, and
John Boiler, another one OF Nance coun-
tvs men who vas violent in his way of
doing business.
Frank Money, We understand, met
With quite loss. About three weeks
ago he started with his family TO make
the trjp overland to his new home in
Holt county. When about two days
journey from here, he learned that his
house, barn and al tho hay had been
consumed BY fra They are now stop
ping at Albion.
Tho only real graduate in al branch
e. Of dentistry in Platte county can be
found at Dr. E. Y. Haughawout's dental
parlon. Has fifteen years. experience
in al branches Of dentistry. Has the
only successful method Of extracting
tseth without pain. All dental opers-
tons performed in superior and care
ful manner. Il
Fred. Blasssr has traded for half
section in the western part OF the coun-
ty. getting in the deal $50 IN acre for
his 6O-sors farm northeast of tho city.
This viii give Fred room for himself
and boys to spread themselves in the
way Of farming and farm-improving. It
= good to be . carpenter, - we'll - .
farmer.
y. & Freeman had . conversation
with Senator Allen when he passed
through The city the other day, and ays
that he could not go that the repeal %
much talked Of would bring good times
In reply to several who asked for his
long speech hs said that . thousand
copiss would cost him 81.
When your child has . sore throat
accompanied BY high fever, send for the
doctor 1t ones. Of course; but provide
yoarself With dry chloride Of potash, and
drop tvo or three grains Of it On the
tongue Of your sick child, i tho recon-
nsndatioo of . physician in casss Of
diphthsgiA
Editor Sprseher of the Schuyler
Quill and James Langley, county CON-
uiaionsc, had . 6stic eocountsr 1t
Schuyler last week Ths editor thinks
that such performances are diagracsful,
but whsn ono u attacked - must d.
tsod himself, which hs Claims - did in
due form.
-Ths board a insanity vsre In 49,
Goa 0noday aftsenooa oa ~ ooodition
a Theodog0 Kr1hn, Who - ben toe
so0s ti0s gaining . rather prseazioas
livelihood moand town, bot ~ had not
bseocs AeaEd Ut any ons suspected his