The Columbus journal., 1879-03-05

Go to Dan. Faucette for YOU
harness.
Herman Gross intends building
this spring.
Julius Rasmussen is making an
addition TO his dwelling.
-Mahlon Clother's house on the
Stevens addition is progressing.
Joseph Tiffany returned home
Saturday with car load of horses.
IT. c. Pagan, teacher in district
No. 81, closed his school last Friday
Effort is being made TO organ
ize a Columbus Military company
Don't fail to read L. Kramer
new advertisement.
j. N. Taylor has q neat, new
homemade desk in his Office.
Green Apples by the P'k-
Bush. or Bb1., at
Gro. RIEDER's.
BoRS.-To Mrs. Richard Bailey
on Friday morning last, g ten-pound
son.
j. II. West goes to his farm In
Monroe Precinct this week for the
summer.
N. Millett, Esq, and F. Scheck
went to David City yesterday on
business.
S. L. Barrett is erecting dwell.
ing house between A. NJ. Posts and
Campbell Spencer's.
The entertainment at the Opera
House il reported as q success. A
fair house was present.
If you think of buying a seeder
call at Becker's and examine prices
and goods before buying.
M. Kramer, who has been east
laying i'm very extensive stock OF
goods, arrived home Monday.
If you want a cultivator with OF
without seeding attachment Becker
sells the best in the market.
If you want the best plow in the
market, go to Becker's and get the
old established Moline.
Those who prefer the justly cel-
ebrated Scotch harrow, will find
them at Becker's.
j. c. Morrissey is improving in
health. His trouble has been a
bealing in the inner ear.
Call at Becker's, and get one OF
those celebrated Sterling Harrows
before they are all gone.
WASrED,-l60 acres Of ground
broke two and q half miles north
west of Jackson. Inquire of S. c.
Smith.
The man who has my copy OF
"walker's American Law" will
please return il, and oblige M. h.
Turner.
Thanks TO Hon. ID. c. Loveland
for copies OF the laws passed at the
recent session of the General As
sembly.
Mrs. Philip Schroeder had her
leg broke Sunday evening by step
ping OH a weak board ia the attic
other dwelling.
Becker keeps the largest stock
Of Agricultural Implements in Co.
lumbus, and sells them at BED
Rock" prices.
Mr.. Brigham is starting a black
s NTH shop at Senecals. He is said
20 be an excellent workman and a
worthy man.
Miss Rebecca Elliott's school in
district No. 81 closed last Friday.
An exhibition and a dinner were a
part Of the days programme.
The Rural Nebraska" says "the
silver cornet and string bands are
about perfect" This of course re-
fers TO Columbus.
School in district No. As closed
last week. We are informed that
Mr.. Dickinson, the teacher, has
given good satisfaction.
you want a good cigar for
five or ten cents, go to Geo. Rieder's
Grocery Store on Eleventh street
aud get the worth of your money.
Ed. Fitzpatrick has removed his
book store to Red Front Drugstore
on the opposite side of the street
from Bonsteel's store and the Post
office.
Byron Millett Esq, informs us
that Patrick Murray has appealed TO
the supreme court in the case of
School Dist. No. 3 VS. Murray, and
that the same will be heard at the
April term.
We have not been able to ascer-
tain the name of the style OF Byron
Millet's new hat. He didn't refuse to
hand over the cigars. but we refuse
TO take them until we learn the
name.
The tiu-wedding Of Rev. Sher-
man and wife was celebrated Mon
day evening. Some very handsome
presents were made to the worthy
couple. DIR. Mitchell, in a neat,
timely speech, presented Q silver