The Columbus journal., 1898-10-19

"A gentle shower Sunday morning.
Come to THE JoURxAL olkce Tor sals
bills.
Vote for Nels Olssou Tor float rep
resentstive.
"A. p. Risls dwelling u quarantinsd
for scarlet fever.
-Castor oil put on warts twioe . day
! is said to remove them.
II. e. Babcock and Dr.. Nsnmsn
have each nice new barn.
Land i like . COW. II must b
fed or it viii not give milk"
Mis- Bessie Foster Of David City u
setting type for tho Telegram.
Give the hogs scoess Ill the time to
good pure water. It will pay in dollars
and cents.
-Be sare to hear Judge Hay.
ward this evening, at the Opera
House.
Walking hats and sailors for . and
50 cents, worth SO cents and Sl.00 Ut ].
c. Fillmsn'.
-Mra Wm. Sharp OF st. Edward u
taking . course Of treatment st tho 6is-
ters' hospital.
John Virgins has made IN excell-
ent supervisor. and will continue along
the same line.
Ladies, il you desire fashionable,
faultlsss millinery, you should buy it at
J. c. Fillman's.
In what occupation will my child
sncceed best? Consult Prot. Shipman.
He can tell you.
-Losr, brown pocket book, contain.
ing some notes, reward to the finder.
Albert Stenger. Il
Miss Zoe Schrock entertained 0 few
friends st tho homo OF L. W. Wesver
Saturday evening.
BE sure to 30 the exposition before
it closes. No amount OF description can
begin to do it justice.
Two tramps yesterday morning were
engaged in . regular pitched battle in
the Union Pacific yards.
James Frazier drove from the Blue
Monday in the face OF the storm, and
glad enough 10 get into port.
1t must have showed somewhere
northwest OF us Monday morning, judg-
ing by the severity OF the cold.
Vote for Nels Oleson for float rep
resentative. He will vote for good re-
publican for United States senator.
On the early morning train from
here Monday, there were about four
hundred people going in to Omaha.
Mrs. Perkinson, sr., of Platte Center
was buried Sunday. We did not learn
particulars OF her sickness and death.
w. G. Adkins OF the Nebraska Farm
or was in the city between trains Friday
and gave TIE JOURNAL y pleasant call.
Arrangements are being made for
the children OF Schuyler to SEQ tho Ex-
position, this week Friday, round trip,
IS cents.
There are two mild cases OF diph-
liberia reported at Madison, by the Re-
porter, children Of Joe Morris and John
Herman.
VIM. Schilx makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. II
Tho st. Edward Sun says there
were no services at the different church
es Sunday week on account OF the scar
let fever scare.
-UnderWear, Underwear. Do
not forget that at E. ID. Fitzpatrick
you can save money on underwear.
Follow the crowd.
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an S-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell & Son
for only $500. tt
1t il said that the stock holders of
the Trans Mississippi Exposition CON-
psny arc now $4,000 ahead of all ex-
penses up to date.
1T 10 rumored that Eddie Cooncy,
son Of Clark Cooncy Qormerly of this,
latterly Of Nance county, was accident
ally killed in Warrington.
-Capes. Cspes, Collarettes, Col
lsrettes, Jackets, Jackets, much cheap
or and much prettier than last years.
Call and zee. E. d. Fitzpatrick.
The first snow OF the season here
began to fall Monday about one O'Clock.
At three O'Clock, it was reported two
inches deep on the level at Omaha.
John Wiggins has made ono OF the
very best Supervisors tho county has
ever had, and there is no good reason
Why his services should not be continued.
For Sale-TURNER RANcH-882
acres. A small amount down and re-
mainder 1t low rate OF interest. Apply
Owner. oImperial, Asbury Park,
N. j. 1t
Ladies, my pattern hats and bonnets
and millinery novelties will be on dis
play again this week. All cordially in
vited. Mrs. Walters, thirteenth Street,
Columbus.