The Columbus journal., 1894-05-23

ants. as though they were attending
some important ceremonial; also
polite act by a monkey, in tipping hi
hat to q dog.
Henry Gass was at Jenny Bros. or
Sunday, twelve miles north and thret
miles east Of Columbus, and says that
walnut, oak and ash leaves were black
ened; that young apples, cherries and
grapes are killed.
Mr.. Reimers of Fullerton passed
through Columbus last Friday morning
with 238 head of export steers. he
| shipped them in Rock Island can and
had them billed to Philadelphia. from
which point they will proceed to Liver
pool.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of d. j. Chesnutwood and Miss
Jean Hilkins, at Grace Episcopal church
Thursday evening, May 81, at Z. Re.
ception from eight to eleven, at the
dBcE.
n is rich i'm
ftrogenous properties,
$ndjust the i for
people of sedentary hab-
It's.
"A. Dussell 4 Son and a force OF
workmen are engaged in putting down
six 2-inch pipes at the waterworks.
These are in addition to those provided
by the voting Of bonds, and are intended
as helping-wells. They run forty feet
from the surface.
William Burgess, formerly Of this
city, and publisher of the Gazette, is
now editor and proprietor 1T the Search
light, a journal devoted to Social and
Spiritual Progress, Justice, Freedom
of Thought and Humanity" 1t is pub
lished at San Francisco.
A man from Butler county acct
dentally shot himself in the head while
carelessly handling a pistol at Schu-
bert's gun store Saturday. DR.. Arnold
was called in and extracted the bullet,
without causing the man any serious
trouble. Nobody knew his name.
Quite a number Of the younger folks
at Fremont are going to make some
money this summer ~cultivating beets.
A line of teams will be run from the
city to Ames, morning and evening. to
convey laborers to and fro. The Cattle
company expect to raise 625 acres.
The fire department meet with
citizens this "Wednesday evening, to
talk over the celebration Of the Fourth
this year. Columbus might just as we'll
have an old fashioned celebration, with
plenty Of manly sports. There al be
great heaps of fun at not very much
cost.
AT a meeting Of Agricultural Society
Monday evening the old board Of direc-
tors we're reelected for the ensuing year.
Holding a fair next fall was left dis
cretionary with the board of directors,
but all stockholders present thought
best to hold a fair as usual. The society
is in good shape.
4 Stupfel have opened a meat
nARrkeNn the place formerly occupied
byW. T. Rickly, on Olive street, where
heNkeep, for the accommodation of
their custom, fresh meats OF all kinds
and understanding you may wish
in their line of business. Fish always on
hand. Telephone No. 10. If
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Even the italian get Profane when
talking about the country; too hot one
day, too cold next day, but it is rather
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