The Columbus journal., 1894-05-02

Go. Surveyor Rossiter was out IN
the neighborhood OF W~attsvilIe Friday
md Saturday with his compass and
chain. he says crop prospects are look
ing A. No. L.
The NJ E. Junior League gives an
ice cream social Friday night Of this
week at the home OF MI. c. A. Lind
strum's on east Fifteenth street. Ice
cream and cake 10 cents. Everybody
come.
John Dale Of Omaha preached Sun
day forenoon at the Methodist church.
and IN the evening at the opera house
to large congregations. He interests
his audiences by his evident ~earnestness
Of amer
Frank fairfield. who came here from
Chicago several weeks ago, and Who has
been at the Sisters hospital, afflicted
With consumption, died Sunday and was
buried Monday morning at 8 o'clock in
the Catholic cemetery.
Extend the sewerage system when
ever convenient and ffectiSable, as that
Is one of the bSkf mealk OF keeping the
city clean. Watervolfs and sewage,
rightly managed, are two of the best and
least expensive of public physicians.
Carl T. Seely Of the Madison Chren-
icle has quit running a paper for glory,
and now purposes giving the subscribers
who have taken the paper and not paid
for it a little taste Of rglory." and he is
giving the names OF such in cold type.
Everybody around town is desirous
that the Columbus Cornet Band or
ganize as soon as possible, and give US
music again, as of old. A meeting
was held Wednesday evening. and We
hope that the band may soon begin to
play"
The cattle market at Chicago. Kan
sas City and South Omaha has lost most
of the recent gain; however the Liver
pool market Is strengthening and among
the cattle men here the opinion prevails
that beef in the near future will bring a
better price.
A party Of about twenty-five young
people took Mr.. ". E. Weaver and Mr..
". L. Cheneworth by surprise at their
boarding house Mr.. HickOk's). Monday
night, and from one who was present a
royal time WAS reported. Refreshments
were served.
Policeman Brandt arrested Il Swede
at the {. P. depot Monday morning for
being drunk and disorderly. He was so
full that he could not give his name.
He had a ticket to Oconee, a silver
watch and $40 in money. which were
placed with the police Judge.
-FoR SALE, A rare opportunity is
TO any n wishing to step into a
beautiful home. complete IN every par
ticular and elegantly furnished. on
Fourteenth street This is one of the
most desirable localities in Columbus.
Terms can be made 10 suit purchaser.
AIonzo HaighJ. st
The Columbus Building and I'M
association held their annual
meeting Thursday evening last. electing
the following board of directors: 4.
Jaeger. Jonas WEIGH. r. Sibbernsen. H.
P. H. OehIrich and G. ". Galley. These
will meet shortly and elect the officers
the ensuing year.
-Abts 4 Stupfel have opened a meat
in the place formerly occupied
by ". 7. Rickly. on Olive street. where
they keep, for the accommodation of
their custom. fresh meats of all kinds
and varieties-anything You may wish
in their line of business. Fish always on
hand. Telephone No. 10. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Oehlrich left
yesterday morning for New York. He
will go by way of ST. Louis, Washington
and Philadelphia. stopping a few days in
each city. Mrs. Oehlrich will sail for
Hamburg May II, and Herman will re-
turn. He thinks of shipping cattle from
here TO Hamburg some time in June.
According to the time kelley's army
OF commonwealers have taken to reach
their present station since passing here
the 10Th it Will be about the first or
the middle of August before they get to
Washington City, before which time
congress Will likely have adjourned and
President Cleveland gone a fishing for
suckers.
A diminutive cyclone struck at D.
F. Davis's house last Thursday and saw
agely knocked August Dietrich down
with a bucket Of paste. and tore out two
heavy plate glass from a door. II came
and went in a moment, but 10 one of
the crowd around there need be told
that the wind has no force. because they
know better.
As to the canal proiect-at the
meeting Of the committee Thursday
evening last. a subcommittee of three,
consisting of ". 4. McAllister. L. Ger-
rard and G.. ". Phillips was appointed
to draft articles of Incorporation to be
submitted TO the public meeting to be
held next Monday evening at the coun-
ell chamber, 8 o'clock. sharp.
The preparation DR.. Nauman is now
using for painless extraction Of teeth
beats anything that has ever been used
before. Perfectly safe in every respect.
1t is a great comfort to those who Reed
TO have teeth extracted. The DR.. says:
Il am bound to have the best. even if IL
does cost ME a good deal. The comfort
Of my patients must be considered" If
e. J. Evans. VINO had been here sew
eral weeks dealing In horses. vent TO
market last night Tuesday with a ear
load; he expects to be at Schuyler to-