The Columbus journal., 1898-12-14

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flne addition to Thirteeoth street. i'm
provements.
Artistic lines OF china novelties IN,
bric-a-bfac. New, rich, American GU
glass, latest effects in lamps. Mako th
most appreciated Christmas presents
Ed. J. Niewohner.
About thirty elderly ladies had ,
royal good time at the homo oe ". A
4cAllistsr Saturday afternoon, Nm
NcAlhstsrs mother, Ma Coulter enter
tanning her friends.
Tho Womanis club viii give . pub
bio reception to all their frisods Nov
Years eve at Odd Fellows hall. Thos,
Who attended the reception last yea
we'll know how tho ladies can entertain
In the last list Of decisions handel
down by tho supreme court Of The stat.
there ars quite . number Of points OF
Tax Sales that will Be- interesting to at
torneys, TO those who hold tax-linss and
those against whose property they an
held.
For broken limbs. chilblains, burns
scalds, bruised shins, sore throat, and
sores Of every kind. apply BALLARDE
SNOW LINIMENT. It win give i'm.
mediate relief and heal any wound
Price 25 eta and 50 cts. Dr.. A. Heinta
and Pollock 4 Co.
Marriage licenses have been issued
the past week to Frederick Mueller and
Martha Hellbush; John n. Conway,
Omaha, and Miss Grace Taylor; Albert
Duncan and Nm. Alice Goldberg. The
last named couple vsce married BY
Judge Robinson.
Tho Senior High school class each
sport fine badge pin especially designed
Tor them. The pin 10 Of gold with green
and pink enamel, tho class colors, with
the lettering C. b. g. Y0. neatly engraved
on the faoe Of . globe, surrounded by q
wreath, triangle pendant.
Samuel Rckly has been here several
weeks past establishing his family in
their old home here on Eighth street, 20
that the young folks can have the advan-
taRe OF good schools. He started Mon
day night for Carbon, Wyoming, where
he 10 engaged in . lucrative business.
DR.. Tiesine, assisted by DR.. voss,
operated Wednesday Of last week upon
August Aerz for two tumors on the
neck. Chloroform was used q an anses-
thetic, the operation being one requiring
skill and nerve. The patient is reported
- doing we'll monday morningl no
fever resulting.
An eminent physician says: Eat
onions, whether you are fond Of that
aromatic vegetable or not" It will pay
you to use this advice just now, a. there
10 no sarer prevention OF malaria and
other low fevers. No drugs are equal to
onions in this respect and they are in
(initely cheaper.-Ex.
Central City shows up with four ap-
plications in voluntary bankruptcy. A.
J. Metcalf alleges that he has no prop
erty and owes $500. Louis N. Miller
% worth 800 and owes 5000. 8. B.
Starrett's assets are $50 and his in
S3S,772OS. Newton r Per-
singer places his assets at $3.50 and his
liabilities $4,000.
We are in receipt OF Hicks almanac
Tor 1899. His motto is all right anyhow
-"Prove all things; hold fast that which
% good" It is certainly one OF the best
published anywhere Those Who are
Inclined to study astronomy along with
The weather may find many interesting
things in Mr.. Hicks' almanac and paper,
Word and Works.
"A tea viii be served BY tho ladies OF
Grace church at the home OF Mrs. Homer
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 16,
rom 2 till 6 O'Clock. Fancy articles for
Christmas will be on sale. Especial
is called to the Mexican drawn
works display. This 10 the last oppor-
unity to secure any Of this work a. it
will be returned after the sale.
-Mesdames +. W. Herrick, Rev. Weed
,nI u uo0rn.. n~A~.x.:.>I ..
hundred lady friends at the home OF Mrs.
Hoffman Thursday afternoon. The
gathering was one OF the largest OF the
Kind given by special invitation in the
.ity, and q delightful afternoon was
,pent by all. Music and conversation
,elped to pass the time rapidly.
Geo. W. E. Dorsey, once congress-
nan from this district, is reported to
,ave made . good strike in the Utah
mines. The Fremont Herald says: I'VE
rope he will make his million he would
It least give some Of the rest Of us un-
. chg nce to share it with him,
. his public spirit will not allow him to
est with the mere getting OF it. We
Ihouldn't be envious, even il he should
Itrike another Mercur!
The Western Star concert company
ave their entertainment Thursday even-
ng through tho management OF the
,enior high school class and it was one
4 the finest ever given in tho city.
cach number Was Q treat. The crayon
'rtist Mr.. Cavsuy, delighted the audi
nce with his rapid crayon work, The
Ugh school Glasses arc doing good work
q bringing entertainers OF high stand
ng before the Columbus public.
Mis- Grace Taylor, daughter Of Mr..
md Mn. J. N. Taylor, vas married We'd
'esday noon to Nr. John n. Conway Of
)maha, Rev. Hayes o@ciating. A few
riends were invited to dinner and . .
urpriss witnessed the wedding cere-