The Columbus journal., 1896-10-07

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On Tho night q October ono set md Z
half oe double harnssa. Ths half 81
vas . mule harnsD With single tua
about three inches vide. and bad beea
in use shout year. Ths double sst ~
light, and beass mounted Tho brides
had no throat latchss On them. viii
/ pay so reward Tor man and haEnesa
st PA1RICK 0u1RAY.
N g. Rsid oe Omaha arrived in tn
city Friday. He had billed for here
from Hamburg, Iowa, . car load a
applsa
| Word camO here Last week from
South Omaha banks interested in the
stock businsa, to let vould-bs feeder
have al the money they wanted; that
thsre i nov plenty of money for fssdera
and the hanks thsce want feeds.' notes
We send out with this issue . sup.
plemsnt containing the delinquent tan
list. About one-third the delinqueocies
are in the city, . thing unusual, and
showing that agriculture u the sursst,
stablsst foundation Of business pros
perity.
Call on c. C. Hardy for ail kinds Of
wood work. He can please you in any
kind Of repair work; makes furniture to
order, and repairs any kind Of musical
instruments at fair priceA Shop three
doors west Of J. H. Galley's store, Elev-
enth street. II
The republican meeting Saturday
evening last ut the Janizezk school
house, Butler county, was largely atten-
ded, and addressed BY Judge Kilian,
Who spoke in both German and English.
The Clear Creek glee club furnished
stirring music.
DIR. George L. Miller OF Omaha,
once the editor OF the Omaha Herald, On
invitation OF old friends, republicans
and democrats, has designated the even
ing Of October 18th a. the date Of an
address by him at Fremont on the Is
sues Of the day.
Frank Hagel bought 81 head OF cab
bage Friday from q man named Locek,
paying him 4 cents head. The remark
able thing in the Transaction was that
the heaviest head weighed 35k pounds,
and the lightest, II pounds. They were
certainly fine-looking.
&C. J. Carlow is we'll versed in the
details Of his profession, and will take
commendable pride in filing the duties
Of the Office Of county attorney. The
functions OF this Office are among the
most important Of any in the county,
and they will be entirely safe in Mr..
Garlow's hands.
AT Hawesville, Kentucky, where
Rev. l. J. Baker, formerly OF this place,
has been for the past two years, he was
robbed OF SO while on q train. The
thief made his escape. Mr.. Baker had
just closed his pastoral work at Hawes-
vile. and was on his way to Ohio, where
he has work for the future.
e. d. Fitzpatrick and son Ed. re-
turned Wednesday from business and
pleasure trip to Chicago and Cleveland.
They visited Mckinley at Canton and
Ed. took snap shot picture Of our next
president. The picture. though small,
is clear and distinct, showing Mckinley
standing on his porch, side view.
-Nax Adler Of Omaha and
others will address the people
in German and English, 1T H.
II. Hunteman's, Sherman twp,
at ? o'clock, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Same night, ut BOheet post
Office. Everybody invited.
-Those from Columbus who attended
the teachers convention in Creston last
Saturday were, Supt. Rothlightner,
Profis Williams, Leavy, Campbell, Wea-
yer, Misses Agnes Keating, Katharine
Speice. Hattie Sco6eld, Muzetta and
Beulah Wheeler, Alice Turner, Clara
Brown, Ella Byrnes, Lucy and Gordon
Cross.
The Lincoln women are showing
their political colors by placing the pic
ture Of their favorite candidate in the
front window. At one residence near
the home Of Bryan, the man il q Bryan
lite, but the woman is for Mckinley, and
the latteris picture reposes on the front
window sill. Talk about women voting
as their husbands do,
j. W. Witchey is just as enthusiastic
concerning sheep raising a. he has ever
been, and his deliberate judgment is
that they are the best paying stock on q
farm, when all things are considered.
Pasture land where sheep run becomes
thickly carpetted and the soil grows
rich; where cattle run, the grass gets
short, and the weeds spread.
CONSCIOUS OF the value OF the e1cep-
tionally nch and important contents Of
the October number Of The Art Amateur,
the publisher makes the generous offer Of
sending to any Of our readers who quote
this notice, . specimen copy Of this mag
azine, together with . copy Of q valuable
little manual, entitled practical Hints
for Beginners in Painting" post free, on
receipt Of . cents.
The Platte Center Signal ssys that
on last Tuesday evening while Mr..
Stammer was returning from Columbus
he had two fingers torn from his hand
by the bursting Of . barrel OF . shot
gun which he discharged. He vas
shooting at some game, but the charge
in the gun bursted it just where he was
holding his left hand over tho barrel.
Mr.. Stammer II the father-in-law OF