The Columbus journal., 1898-09-14

"A new, 6ne lot Of nillinsey arrived
recently ut Nis Il L Du6yI
-Presideot Mckinley and his cabinet
are booked for the Exposition Octobss
l.
y. II. Galley has been suffering con.
siderably With rheumatism the pest ten
| days
Seth Braun went to Wayne, Non.
day, near which be u to teach thia
| winter.
Miss n. l. Knigh: of St. Joe has 10.
turned to continue her work With Nm
Walters.
-NcArvey, Who vas shot several
weeks ago BY Policeman Rector, 10 out
OF hospital.
Charles Kaul Of Madison vas in the
city Monday to see il the school board
needed any brick.
Senator Allen passed through the
city Saturday evening, bound for biz
home at Madison.
Hugh Hughes attended the Lumber.
mems association meeting at Omaha
Friday and Saturday.
Ellis G. Brown, the Union Pacific
agent at Humphrey, was in the city
Sunday between traina
See our new line OF velvets and
ribbons for dress trimmings, the latest
shades at Mrs- Walters, 18th St.
They didn't find Barney McTae.
CARTS dead horse, after all Barney
gets up pretty early in the morning.
M. E. Levin, near Buchers on
Eleventh street, is doing quite q good
business for the time be has been here
-Lom.-A small female pug dog
lost June %. Finder viii receive Sl(
reward, by returning to E J. Newcomer
2t.
There are 1862 pensioners reaiden,
IN Nebraska, and they draw from the
government the past fiscal year, s2,764,.
O64.
VIM. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. II
Hugh Hughes has the contract for
the erection Of l. ]. Lees new building
on Twelfth street. 1t will probably cost
about $1,000.
-Fitzgerald. Georgia, is said to be q
good place for rheumatics, William
Thurston not having had any since be
settled there.
"A farmer was arrested near Hum
boldt, charged With leaving cuttings OF
. hedge in the road, over the statutory
limit Of five days.
The Hero of Manila" beautiful
song, will be given to all the customers
Of Miss N. l. Duffy. Call before they
are all distributed.
j. p. Borowiak is in Colorado
Springs to regain health. He writes
that he il much improved and will re-
main awhile longer.
The purchasing agents for the
county awarded the contract for 20 tons
Of hard coal to Way 4 Fairchild, their
bid being the lowest.
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an s-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. tt
Miss Elizabeth Watkins began teach
ing the Oconee school last week, her
first school, opening with an enrolment
Of twenty-five pupils.
Married, Tuesday, Sept. 6, Fred
Roberts OF this city and Miss Lizzie
Harris OF Central City. A host OF
friends wish them we'll.
Another letter from Charles Miner
will appear in The JOURNAL Of next
week. His diary is followed With inter
est by JOURNAL readers.
Judge Tuttle has appointed Myron
Wheeler to succeed himself as court re-
porter. Mr.. Wheeler held the same po-
sition under Judge Hall. -
Charles Zeigler had some tomatoes
in the city Monday that were raised
under irrigation, and that were very
large and luscious looking.
The Indian band OF Genoa rendered
few choice selections on our streets
Thursday. They were on their way to
Omaha to attend the Exposition.
TIE JOURNAL is in receipt Of several
articles from valued contributors for
publication, that We shall give as We
find space for them. They will keep.
The Omaha Weekly Bee il making
special campaign rate OF Is cents to
Jan. l. 1899. Or 81 to Jan. l., 1900,
with the handsome Exposition souvenir.
Miss Alice Watkins room was COM
PEELED to dismiss school Monday on &C.
count Of the chimney being out OF re-
pair, and no fire could be built in the
stove.
w. A. Poynter, fusion candidate for
governor, and j. 8. Robinson, fusion
candidate for congress, are announced
to speak in this city, Saturday next,
Sept IL.
| The boy who is not reared to wofE
for himself very frequently grows into Q
man who has to work for the state un-
der order OF . criminal court.-The Con.
servative.
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