The Columbus journal., 1898-12-28

Tho Methodist Sunday School can
tata Saturday evening was beautiful,
rendered by the children Of the school
After the program candy and NUT
were given to all the children.
Mr.. Harris Of Central City, father o
Mrs. Geitzen and Mrs. Roberts Of thi
city, died at his home last Thursday
The body was taken to DeKalb, Illinois
for burial, passing through here Friday
-Elsewhere in today's JOURNAL vii
be found some interesting items regard
ing the state school spportionment, th.
state hospital at Lincoln for the insane
the Barley bond case in the suprem.
court. etc.
The funeral Of Delbert, son OF W. b
Randall, took place yesterday at from
the residence of the parents in this city
He was eighteen years old, and had beer
for some years at Beatrice, where he de-
parted this life.
Mrs. Martha Schupbach had the
misfortune to scratch her foot on a rusty
nail about ten days ago, the wound
swelling 80 much that she called the
doctors in Christmas and they lanced
the limb at the knee.
Mayor Fitzpatrick says that in the
future any one requiring the assistance
Of an officer should proceed to the near.
est engine house and ring the bell one
tap. The police are instructed to an
swer the signal Immediately.
"A regular reader of The JOURNAL
saves the "Dairy and Poultry" columns
in a scrap-book, for permanent reference.
and says that this habit has been worth
q great deal more to him in dollars than
twenty times the price of subscription.
Ladies, We are closing out Dewey
and all other sailors at 25c and 45c,
walking hats 25c. Trimmed hats at
your own price. Boas at 25c, handker-
chiefs Z for 25c, three pairs fleeced stock
ings at 25c, etc., ETC., at j. G. Fillman's.
In biliousness, HERBINE, by ex-
pelling from the body the excess of bile
and acids, improves the assimilative pro-
cesses, purifies the blood. and tones up
and strengthens the entire system. Price
50 cts. DR.. A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
The mails we're stuffed last week
with Christmas presents, reckoned as
about a third more than the ordinary
holiday mail, which is we'll known to be
very much above the usual service which
Uncle Sans mail clerks render day
by day.
We can fit you out with anything
you want for housekeeping, from a tin
bucket to a bedroom set. We have a
full bedroom set for $15 Our dishes
are cheaper than any place in town.
Columbus Auction store, first door north
Of Friedhofs.
Tuesday, January 3, H. J. Hall, ad-
of the estate of A. T. Sim
mons, deceased. will offer for sale at the
premises near Tannahill's, hay in stack,
millet, potatoes, household goods, fresh
COWS, etc. Col. John Huber, auctioneer.
See bills.
The Great Eastern canal company
are at work at their head works in the
Loup river near Genoa west Of the
of the Beaver, and will expend
several thousand dollars at that point.
When completed their supply of water
will he ample.
Saturday evening, January Z, in
stallation services of Baker post G. A. r.
and the camp of the Sons of Veterans
are to take place at their hall, to which
Ill veterans, their families and friends
are invited. An enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
Samuel J. Alexander, whose death
was noted in last weeks JOURNAL, had
lived in Nebraska twenty years, most of
he time in Monroe township. A short
lime ago he came to Columbus. He
caves his aged wife and one son. George
Alexander.
Charles Welch, who has been teach
ng in the new school building in the
Galley district, closed Fridays session
or the Holiday vacation, by special
adapted to the occasion. A
yoodly number of patrons of the school
we're in attendance.
Herman Bakenhus was in the city
He lives in the northeastern
quarter Of the county, does a good deal
II trafficing at Leigh, but still retains
interest in Columbus, and renews his
to The JOURNAL as has been
lis custom for many years.
The members OF the Columbus
,ornet band at their meeting Friday
light presented their leader, Mr.. Frank
Nather, and three other local musicians
Il the city who are temporarily assisting
he band in the absence of the regular
with neat Christmas remind
RS.
ALI who have anything to do with
exercises for church enter
ETC., among the children,
lotice how much easier they learn the
music than few years ago, before music
vas taught in the public schools. 1t is
o noticeable that the difference is as
-Comrade d. N. Miner has allowed us
o look over several Manila newspapers
ecently sent him by his son Charles.
hey are an interesting study, all
and must be seen to be fully
Four dollars in gold or
i0ht dollars in silver In the nrice Of the