The Columbus journal., 1879-11-19

--Children's Balmoral hose at 5
cents a pair at L. Kramers.
Walter Phillips's new store is
about ready for The plasterers.
If you want toys of every de-
description go to Ed. Fifzpatrick's.
Mrs. a. c. Tigner returned last
week from visit to friends in Iowa.
Gus. Becher, J. E North and
Gny c. BIrnum visited Omaha last
week.
Major Frank North started yes
Ierday tor California. lie goes for
iis health.
Ladies' Kuit Jackets only so
cents at Kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
The best stock Of boots aud
>Loes ia town at J. ". Uonahan's,
on Olive street.
We learn that Mr.. Man!cy, one
Of VIM. Bloedorn's ueighbors, died
on the 10 h inst.
-Try the Little Fred" 5 cent
cigars. the hose, at Doland's Column
bus Drug Store.
Al. Arnold aud George 1ulst
will deal in hogs aud cattle at Platte
Center, this winter.
You ran bay your groceries
cheaper At Lambs than at any other
place in Columbus.
Go 10 WIN. Rucher's, where you
viii ALWAYS find. every day, good
soup for free lunch.
-Palmer's Perfume in bulk, The
best in the World, At Doland'5 Co.
lumbua Drug Store.
WAxTED.-A girl to do good gen.
cral Homework. Inquire at the
residence Of J. p. Becker.
Lamb pays cash FOR all the good
butter and eggs that come along
Second door north Of post-ofice.
WAYTED.--I0,OO0 children 10 call
at Z. D. Titzpairick's, opposite The
post office for their books and TOYS.
If any body finds two pigs about
The size OF half dollar. will know
that they belong TO Fatty" Woods.
j. RI. Thursron of Lost Creek
was in the city Saturday. lie re-
ports things quiet in his neigh
borhood.
-Ahner Turner and Z. J. Baker
arrived from Chicago, Sunday. Z.
!. was Sc far az Ohio, wishing his
children.
&C. n. Thomas and family re-
Gently from Iowa, friends Of Mr..
Tlgner, have permanently located in
ibis city.
DIR T. ]. Schug, of Ohia, is in
the city, the guest of Geo. G. Bow
man. The DR.. intends locating
/ permanently.
Norris Donesicel visited Pierce
and Madison counties last week.
Ills little daughter, Ina, was quite
sick last week.
DIR. Siggins, al. Arnold and DR..
/ Schug. wcrc ont hunting for deer on
the Island In the Loup. below The
city, yesterday.
MIR. Louis Kramer, who now
resides n; Crelr. wishes TO have tho
JoURXAL for 4 year. 7, goes for
ward this week.
Two children, by The name of
( McAllis'er, who were stopping in the
city with their parents last week,
died of dip,heria.
Louis Weaver, who was lately
! engaged NJ the Post OGlcp, il now
employed la The TIcisurer's Office
At the Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Craig Of
Burt counIy. Ne5., and Alvan Craig
of Ia liz, O., are visiting friends in
the city and vicinity.
Tom Ros,iier went 10 Omaha
Sunday, where lie haa accepted d
situation in the L. p. Foundry. Tom
/ i first-class workman.
1T IS said that the L. p. intend
setting ont shade trees near The
depots along tie line aud Columbus
will have her proportion.
Mrs. Alice McKinuie au,i child
rem lett Saturday for their LONE al
81. Joe, no. She has been visiting
friends in this city and vicinity.
Democratic roos'ers are as scarce
rs white mice this fall, bu, the sore.
headed chandeliers o. our contem.
poraries crow as loudly as ever.
Hen. 4. S. Paddock, Nebraska's
senior L. S. Senator, was in the city
Monday morning, and shook Lands
with many Of his old-tima friends
y. J. Sullivan, Of Ill, has located
In our city and will engage in the
practice of law. His Office is up
stairs in Glucks new brick building
"A. W.Lawrence visited Genoa,
Monday. He says tina, the "Nog.
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