The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

journey Aonoay.
Owing to the claim Of fraud In th6
last bond election IN Columbus town.
ship there is talk Of another election
The factory at Norfolk turned out
Friday the largest run OF sugar ever
made there IN twenty-four hours, 5000
pounds.
Frank Taylor is in the city. He hal
accepted position as travelling sales
man for an Omaha frm--tDavid Git
Banner.
Bert. Strothef of the Monroe Be
publican and J. P. Walker of the Hum
phrey Democrat were Columbus visitor.
Monday
H. L BriteH was IN st. Edward anC
Albion Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness. Rev. Bross taught his room in his
absence
The date for the Thurston-Bryan
debate at Lincoln was changed from the
10Th to the 18th, today at 2 O'Clock al
the Lansing.
Conductor F. c. Green has sold bis
residence property on 14th street to an
Omaha man, and moves his family to
Lincoln this week.
W. A. Davis was one of the Nance
county politicians In the city Monday,
Interested In the endorsement OF Spack-
man by the democracy
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler of Madison with
their prize-winning baby girl, passed
through here Thursday on their way to
Lincoln for short visit.
Don't be deceived by the similarity
Of names, but be sure to put your Z
opposite the name Of Gus. G. Becher, az
a candidate for the Legislature.
In the building formerly known as
Ragatz' storage house, William Becker
has opened with a stock Of baled hay
and ground feed. Call and see him.
Senator ". V. Allen was In the city
Sunday, going north to Madison He
vas returning from a speech making
tour Of the western portion OF the state.
Our patrons get through passenger
,rains, quick time via the Chicago, Union
Pacific and Northwestern line to the
principal cities east OF the Missouri
river st
-Becher, Jaeggi L Co. insure build
ngs and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, in good and
,eliable companies at lowest current
.ates. #
Albert Harrington of Looking Glass
vas bound over to the district court
Monday, by Judge Hudson IN the sum
If $500. He Is accused of assault and
battery.
Rev. Woriey of the NJ. E. church
.eturns to Albion another year; Presid-
ns Elder Moore goes to South Omaha;
Rev. St. Clair has an appointment near
Norfolk.
AT the populist meeting Friday
hight at Platte Center, candidates.
spaekman, Sprecher and Brindley we're
he speakers. Sheip giving his time to
he others.
The JOURNAL Job department Is
;urning out an abundance OF fine work.
md competing with any office IN the
'tate in quality of material and neatness
# designs.
A refrigerator car caught fire on the
!. P. track near the coal ehutes Satur-
lay by sparks from an engine, and was
'un down 10 the hydrant, where the fire
vas quenched.
Some of the pOpulists are beginning
20 think that some Of their candidates
lot endorsed by the democracy are too
rood to be slaughtered. and are not feel
ng good over it.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick re-
.urned Wednesday from Ravlins, where
lie has been for several years. Every
body there are republicans. and the
sheep men doubiy so.
w. F. Beckett of Lincoln vas in the
.ity Monday on a return trip from the
Black Hills country. The more he sees
If other states. the more enthusiastic he
3 IN regard to Nebraska.
The fire mentioned II last weeks
JOURNAL as taking place N Silver Creek
Tuesday morning, consumed Pope L
COS. hay barn. About 100 tons of baled
lay was stored and all burned.
Hog cholera Is playing sad havoc IN
he herd belonging to E H. Henry and
non Walter at the ranch IN Butler coun-
y. They have already lost seventy-i7e
head out of hundred and fifty.
Don't forget the minor offices. Vote
or republicans from the top down. or
rom the bottom up. Just whichever way
-ou get started first. This Is THE year
% vote for REPCBLICANIsM. pure and
ample.
Charles Jenkins of Madison county
vas N the city Monday on his way
home from South Omaha. where be had
been with f3 head of cattle, for which
lie found fairly coed market Wednes-
lay last
Rev. E. DeGeller. the new pastor for
he German Reformed church arrived N
he city the first of last week from his
ormer home. San Antonio, Texas. Rev.
.leischer eft last week for St. Charles.
Missouri.
A E. Cady of St. Paul was Colum-
ous visitor Saturday. he is not 90 be
governor of Nebraska this year, but he
nav De the next time. His fellow
ara sure TO cal upon him 20 I'll
:ome important function
Mr.. and Mrs. James Salmon Of Cres-
.ou. are visiting J. E. Nichols and family
last of the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Lon.
yT;TIs- and NJ and Mrs Gscrra Wasr-