The Columbus journal., 1895-09-25

+K use expensive -four
and peal, when you at the
same prices can get the supe:
riOr grades manufactured by
the Elevator Roller Mills! A.
Jaeggi, Manager.
ApaL.9mber went bp,lo per cent.
waaesat he factory wen up 10 per
cent Hardv( re and glus1hqtup. We
saw all this ID q vance and bod kht our
stock before then e>aise, hence are
prepae ID to hold pwd the pncs.
Keep pr eye oSAae. Fred w.
Herrick. ~
One voter remarked to another the
other day that he thought nominations
for county Offices had been made too
long before election. The reply that he
got was that il candidates were all right,
and their merits and dement's would
bear discussion. it was better for the
taxpayers to have q long campaiga.
H. Kunemann, an old settler living
north Of Shell creek, was repairing q
mower Friday, when, the horses in some
way we're frightened and started of,
throwing Mr.. Kunemann against the
sickle bar, cutting him terribly across
the bowels and at last reports his life
was despaired Of. Mr.. Kunemann is
past his seventieth year.
Mr.. Sibley Of Humphrey returned
Friday morning from southern Califer-
mia, where he had been the past year.
He likes the country and has improved
in health, but he has not yet sold his
Platte county land. He thinks he will
see the Georgia colony country this fall.
By the way, tickets can be had for the
round trip down there at one-half fare.
coal!! Way e. Hook
Ell berger will sell you the best
Of Scranton, Penn, HARD
COAL for $500 delivered.
Best Of quality guaranteed.
At these figures, soft coal is q
luxury, and not in it. Place
your orders soon. Telephone
No. "a.
-Fifteen-sixteenths of the pupils of
the United States are educated in the
public schools. Five-sixths of the
teachers instructing these pupils are
ladies. The education of our youth is
in the hands Of women by large ma
jority. Why should not women be
county superintendents in the same
proportion? The people are rapidly
coming to the conclusion that women
are better trainers OF children than men.
In the race for clerk of the district
court, We can see no cause for any bad
words or hard feelings. Gus Speice andI
Fred Jewell are both pleasant, capable|
young men. Mr.. Speice has held the|
Office fifteen years already, three years
as deputy with full control, and twelve
years elected, and the people begin to
think he ought to get out of the way
and give some other man a chance, but
Gus says no, and now the people will
have their say on November 5th.
The ladies Of the Young Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of the NJ. E.
church will give unique social in the
building formerly occupied by Dr.. Mar
tyn, Tuesday evening, Oct. 2 A good
supper has been arranged, menu: all
things to all men, SC; tsbby's party, &c;
q spicy staff; &c; mineral cake, Sc; fruit
of the vine, &c; women of grit, &c.;
springs offering, 2c; Boston's overthrow
&c; tree cake, &c; the lay Of the last min
strel, &c.; the skippers' home, 80; a wise
beverage, SC; Murphy's mixture, &c.
A friend of S. d. Adkins, a former
Y. N. C. A. secretary here, sent a paper
with an extended account OF their new
building and biographical sketch and
picture OF their secretary, Mr.. Adkins.
The building is the finest in the state
outside Of Chicago, and will cost $4,000.
The ground floor has an area Of Sy6OO 60.
feet. The paper gives Mr.. Adkins high
praise and says that during his service
there he has met good success, his efforts
being earnest, Jealous and untiring, ma:
ny young men and older ones, too, hav-
ing been influenced to better thinking
and better living.
|. "A merry-gO-round has struck our
town. The children know, and that
means that the parents know it. It
produces about the same effect az q
circus on the community. We know Of
two enterprising lads about IL years old
that have erected merry -go-round that
promises to rival the 25-rounds-sor-five.
cents, one. It is purely original in con-
struction, and gathers . crowd vhen-
ever in running Alsr. We don't wish
to give it away, SIT ve think many q
boy would make ono il he could havs>a
ride on this one. A post i driven e.
curely into the ground and on top .
heavy plank laid on With . bolt driven
through into the post. One can sit on
essh end q the bs1sd and anothse pusA
/ Il asoand, and ssle 90 e. taza .,
lamd.nsDs~ ~ n2sv=s s.@S.4l. 1880