The Columbus journal., 1895-10-09

On to0D court hu1A
~New goods daily. q Haszieks.
l&Nev, polished csaAle t.bles, MIC
hes inst arrived. st Herrick's. 2
SThe Cscilian society will meet viii
Ais Kittie Spsics next Mooday.
The mercury went down to g
Tuesday morning. making quite thici
ice.
t-Niss Minnie Becker entertained ,
large number Of friands Monday after
noon
"A special report Of the old settlers
picnic, received too late for this weeks
JOURNAL, goes over till the next.
-Remembet that taxpayers, soon OF
later, pay. all expenses for campaign
beer and whisky. .Dontbe deceived.
iLGeoree Baumgart has removed to
rischholz Bros. store, with whom be
viii have bench room, and do repair
ing st
w. H. Winterbotham formerly Of
this city has been nominated for clerk
in Nance county. He will make good
scenes and songs, Maennerchor
IN, Friday and Saturday evenings, Oct
II and Il, 25 cents admission. A rare
treat.
CIV. Phillips and W. H. Winter:
botham Started Thursday for south
western Missouri, where they have some
lanu-
&Farmers get the best ex-
cl[ l[ahse at Elevator Roller
Mills. If.
.-JuIius Rasmussen has received an
offer OF a position in a store in Seattle,
Washington, and expects to move there
in a few days
l-prse for sale:Nrinsle dh,,<,s1-
keptioll Wy gentle. All light set )pf
double bud harness. lauire -
JOURNAL Office:
sale, a sound, safe family horse,
a bAgey nearly new and harness. A
bak kgain:: Inquire OF a. J.. Hudson under
Commercial bank. tt
The Monroe Looking Glass ia print
ing a series Of interesting letters from
Ernest Gerard, who is now in Europe,
descriptive of his travels.
Grace: Episcopal church, Sunday,
Oct. Ii, H. a. m, How Old art Thou!"
7:3O, choral service, with special music;
sermon, "Ruth's Choice"
Editors Barber: Of the Fullerton
Journal and Hastings Of the News were
in the city Friday, homeward bound
from the state convention.
Gus G.. Becher was appointed q
member Of the state central committee
by the delegates from this county to the
state convention held last week.
A. A. Kearney OF the Stanton Reg
lister gave JOURNAL headquarters a very
pleasant call Thursday on his way home
from the republican state convention.
Dave Hale. the citizens candidate
for sheriff, has promised. to make a
canvass in those parts OF the county
where he is not personally acquainted.
The rag tags and bob-tails," as the
Telegram calls the citizens combine.
are marching steadily to the court house,
and their ranks areincreasing every day.
<Becher. Jaeggi & Co. insure build
fAes and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, in good and
reliable companies at lowest current
rates. tt
Baptist CHURCH. j. d. Pulls, pastor,
services IL a.. m, 7:3O p. m. Subjects.
Oct. 13th.- morning, Loves Token"
evening. ..Some Things Money Cannot
Buy" 49,.
If the present county superinten-
dent were as active in school work, all
the year as be is just before election,
what an amount OF activity he would
show
Judge Ewing OF Central City, can
didate for Judge on the Independent
ticket for the Sixth district, was in town
Saturday looking after his political
fences.
Lawyer Duffy expects to start to-day
wednesday, for his old home in Mis-
souri,. where he expects to be detained
on business matters for four or five
weeks.
los. Apgar, Thomas Dress, Roy
Clark. Frank Baird and Andrew Nc
Kelvey OF the Woodville and st. Ed
ward neighborhood were in the city
Monday.
The petition signed by a citizens
asking an Investigation into the charge
Of. drunkenness against Chief of Police
Brandt, was referred to the committee
on police,
Nothing venture, nothing have.
You cannot hope to discover the great
est and best fruit in the Garden Of Sue
cess without making some small con-
csssions."
.Red Seal and Columbus are
the leading brands Of -four
try them.
"A man was brought down Monday