The Columbus journal., 1878-12-18

Idyertisements under this head Is
cts . line first insertion, 10 cts. 4 line
each subsequent insertion.
A slight snow Friday.
Daniel Faucette 10 mending in
health.
Two below zero yesterday
morning.
Cash paid for hides at Ransdell
& Smiths.
The price OF lumber has gone
down q little.
Jacob Schram started for Chi
cago Thursday morning.
Large lot of boxes and barrels
cheap al Marshall Smiths.
Large lot of boxes and barrels
cheap at Marshall Smiths.
F. w. OFT sells you toys cheap
er than any one else in town.
A good Tanning Mill for sl5
ST John Wiggins's Hardware store.
The ice men are sometimes
hopeful, and then again despsiring.
Don't forget the Presbyterian
festival this "wednesday evening.
Martin Reagan on Saturday
week lost four head Of young cat
tie.
Rev. Christison lectures next
Sabbath evening in the new Presby-
terian church.
Convent Fair, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, this week, ut the
Opera House.
The nobbiest present is one of
those statuettes for sale at Do
land & Smiths.
Some people are burning corn
at Is cts. bushel in preference to
coal at 81 cents.
Hills Manual contains every
thing that is useful to both business
mcn aud ladies.
OF the last sixteen applicants
for teachers certificates, only six
were successful.
Choice Missouri Sorghum syrup
: best out, at Bullard & Smith 6
North Grocery.
Fifteen dollars will buy you a
good Tanning Mill at John Wig
ging's Hardware store.
GOOD management always de-
pends on the intelligent application
OF known facts 10 practice"
&C. III. krause and his son Paul
are at Rising, and are already SELL
Ing considerable hardware.
1t is stated in the Omaha Bee
that the Nebo pOst-office in Platte
county has been discontinued.
r.. T. Bullard, who was last
week confined TO his room with
chronic diarrh9l, is out again.
Don't paw two prices for gloves
= and mittenS when you can get them
at Marshall Smiths at cost price.
The American House is being
steadily bricked i'm. and will present
a fine appearance when completed.
-Messrs. Loveland & Ellis have
dissolved partnership. The business
will hereafter be conducted by Mr..
Ellis.
John McGlinchy, q e very eff
cicnt agent OF the Western Union
Telegraph Co, has got into his new
and commodious Office.
Mrs. Charity Smith started
west last "Wednesday TO visit her
daughter in Wyoming. She cx-
poets to stay year or so.
Our late "breczc" and little
"skit" of snow seem TO be the
sprinklingS from the sack that was
cmptied over Kansas City.
The westward bound express
train passes here now at 4 :2I 2. m,
the new arrangement went into
effect last Thursday, the 18th.
We are glad TO say that Mr.. W.
IL. Motter is doing a good business
with Hills Manual, which is one of
the best books ever published.
F. Gerber & Co. keep the best
7 assortment of furniture and sell at
the lowest prices. Give them a call
at their new store on llth street.
Don't sell or SOW dirty grain
any longer, when you can get good
flaming Mill at Wiggius's Hard
ware store on llth street, for Sl5.
FoUND.-Can be had at the post
office a buckskin sack containing
money. The owner will please
identify property and pay for this
notice.
Communion services next Sab
bath morning at the Presbyterian
church; a preparatory preaching
service TO morrow, CThursday)
evening.
r.. III. Henry and wife returned
on Friday from trip 10 Chicago,
and 10 the home of Mrs. Henry's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Adams
of Fitchburg, Wise.
The railroad crossing on Olive
street has received the attention OF
the section force under the superin-
tendence of A. &. Tigner, and some
new rails were laid down.
-R. L. Rossiter received a letter
recently from VIM. Leach formerly
of this place, now of Seattle w. L.
lie is doing well; is foreman of the
DSily Post at good wages.
FoR SALE-West End Lumber
Yard, Central City, Neb. Terms
easy. There is money in it. En-
quire of A. Henry, Columbus, or OF
G. q. Whitman, Central City.
Miss Eva Coffey is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction as teacher at the
rural school house of Dist. No. 1,
near j. ii. Reeds residence. The