The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

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se.ssa with . fair prusPsse a euttina
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and taking second plana
Be s1zs and eau It Hsary Raessx 4
Co. On Friday and Saturday md .mpll
The da2lEinO daORfa, which vii b
prepared snd s,svsd frss to al Fsl
ADoos N PaGfry making. It
Edwin HamR rsesntiy I'D fnilhsd
ths work of piaseking and painting tn
insids a his euetage home IN the north
part Of The city, which adds materially
70 ths v1ius md euo6nrt a ths property.
II you vnh to - somsehing that Il
svsy hum tha old styis and somsthine
new and novel. be surs to see the parade
givsn By The entire On ths Midway
Co" At noon th1 Wednesday, Nov. a
-You cannot s6ord to mis- sssins
Psrita and RndOiph. the vonderfnl chill
dren IN their sksech entitled @Rcdolph
and Rseca Kline" with -Ou The Md
way 1t Opera House this, Wednesday
evening
Jim Tucker, Who, ~ al know, \
advance agent for On The Midway"
aasures % that there are NO objsctiDa-
able fsataro IN the comedy and nothing
that would cause the most modest to
bluah.
Last years oats are sid to be about
the bsss thing IN which to kasp eGgA
One correspondent thus kspe aGgs from
early fau to Easter, and the box vas
moved thirty miles over rough roads
besides.
Principal Carey Of the Platte Center
schools has gone to Fremont for q week,
during which the schools ars closed BE-
cause Of scarlet fever, there bsing six
cases.; the names OF the afflicted We did
not learn.
-Jseob Giur is doing some good work
laying brick and cemen. sidewalks thus
fall, and is nov putting the finishing
touches On the cement walk N front Of
the Sibbernsen brick building on Thir
teenth street.
The members Of Prof. Trimmer's
chorus class, on Learning Of his birthday
anniversary. presented him With hand
some silver mounted clothes brush, and
Dr. Clark gave him a beautiful boquet
Saturday evening.
The schools were considerably dis
tucbed Monday by the storm. and vet it
is astonishing how little absence there
is IN the public schools. In one room
IN town where there are over fifty pupils
only seven were absent.
Mr.. Albert Won Bergen has opened
up a studio With a F. Nielenx's photo
gallery, and ID prepared to finish enlarged
pictures In crayon, pastel, india mix and
water colors. II you want work done
before ChrHtmas- call and zee him
The following was thought Of suf-
icient importance to send it broadcast
by telegram: J. r Manning. living
near Battle Greek, had ten hogs affected
with cholera and TO each hog was fed
pint of kerosene In q bucket Of milk.
Every hog recovered.
DIR. A. B. Hughes, former superin-
tendent of the Schuyler public schools,
had the misfortune to break his left leg
last Monday evening by stepping On a
small stone a he Va alghting from a
street car IN keoknk, Iowa. his present
Schuyler Quill
The Epvorth League Of the n E
church vii have chrynnthemum fair
Thursday and Friday Of this week in the
building recently vacated by Miss Du9y.
This 10 the frst flower tair ever held II
Columbus. and should be literally pat
ronized. Oysters Will be served.
If you are suffering from drovznes
IN the day time, irntability Of temper,
sleepies nights, general debility. head
ache. and general want of tone Of the
system. use HERBINE- You viii get
relief and finally cure. Price 80 cts.
Dr. A. Hsinsz & Pollock 4 Co.
The domestic science department
viii meet with Nm Brindley Saturday
afternoon, Nov q, at 3 O'Clock. The
following program viii be presented:
The food ve Eat" Miss Bessie Shell
don; Aromatic Drinlu,- Ms Minnie
Becker; "Womanis Position In Law
Ms. F. a. Geer
To make corn pop out large and
white. put your corn N water and let it
soak ten or fifteen minutes, then shake
il while over the fire. do not have the
fire too hot. The corn vii not com
menee to pop % soon, but much larger
proportion vii pop. You can pop new
corn by this process = veil - old corn.
GlaA
In the Omaha Bee Of Monday. Sen
ssor Allen ssen the space to ny that he
expects to remain IN Nebraska, and also
to deny that there il any essrangement
between himself and Col. Bryan. He
ssys he would not accept the nomination
for president If It vefe unanimously
sendered him; that he has no de.ire for
the position.
BY invitation Of the Eastern Star of
Genoa several Of the ladies here attend
ed . special meeting Of the chapter N
that city Fnlay evening. An elegant