The Columbus journal., 1879-05-21

Hear Billy Arlington.
-B. & NJ. lands at Becher's.
-Stall-fed beef at Randall's.
Teas at auction opposite p. o,
Upholstered lounges cheap al
Gerber's.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
Dwelling fer Rent. Call at the
Foundry.
Plenty of pumps, points, etc.
at Coolidge's.
"A heavy rain here Monday
morning.
WANTED-A good cook at the Ne
braska House.
Boots and shoes at auction op-
posite post-office.
-Croquet sets cheap at A. w.
Doland's drugstore.
For lounges of the latest STYLES
and prices, go to Gerber's.
Billy Arlington at the Opera
House Thursday evening.
-Cornet bands first concert to-
night. A splendid programme.
Several improvements in the
Stevens addition to Columbus.
Prepared mustard by the quart or
gallon, Uery cheap, at Geo. Rieder's.
Call at Becker's and see the best
Wagon on wheels, the celebrated
"Fish."
Several colored persons from
Canada have recently located in this
city.
Enthusiasm all along the line
for the Lincoln g. Northwestern
road.
Call and examine J. NJ. Honna-
hans new stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
"A Slower windmill, new, for
$50. Call on j. c. Elliott, Ham
mOnd House.
One Of our provident farmers
sold his wheat the other day at 6S
cents bushel.
Cheapest place in town to buy
Boots and Shoes for cash.. NJ.
Honnahan's, 18th ST.
The best of Wisconsin, hard
finish, white lime for sale at Hum
neman aud Tolman's. I
If YOU want the best, and cheap
est riding and walking cultivation in
the market call at Becker's.
Wheat, Columbus to Chicago.
595 miles, 3S cts. a hundred; to
Council Bluffs, 95 miles, lG cts.
A. w. Lawrence has just receiv-
ed a car load Of new wagons. They
are for sale. Call and get one.
WIN. Becker, at his machine
depot, has received a carload of
Buckeye reapers and hsrvesters.
For sale or rent, q good farm
near Thomas Farrall's on Shell
Creek. Inquire of Higgins e. Critics
Don't buy a wagon until YOU
see the Fish. Becker sells them as
cheap as a good wagon can be sold.
bureaus, lounges, rocking chairs
pictures, safes. and everything in the
furniture line at +. GerbeI's on 1lth
ST., one door east of Heintz's drug
store.
-R. T. Bullard has got back TO
his old place, the North Star Gro
Gerry on llth ST., and for the next
sixty days says ne will sell goods at
cost.
Just received at Beckcr's the
incest lot of buggy tops ever shown
in this market, either three or four
bows. Call and see them before
buying.
An insurance policy (Which
costs little) can only be bought be-
fore a fire. Those who don't insure,
occasionally realize this fact. So
says Gus. Becher.
Three of Mr.. Stynger's cows
got into the Loupe the other day,
and one of them stayed there all
night, sinking down into the sand,
and had to be pulled out.
Tickets to Arlington's humor-
Gus entertainment, for sale at Hud-
sons and Rasmussen & Schram's,
IS cts, reserved seats, 80 cts. Under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
Three years ago when wheat
was worth 50 to 80 cts. here, rates
were ten cts. hundred to Omaha,
Is TO Council Bluffs. Now they are
u to Omaha, Is to c. Bluffs.
The population Of Platte county
is nearly 5000. The annual interest
on the bonds asked by the L. & \.
w. X. II. Co.. would be about 81
apiece to our inhabitants.
-heN. y. y. EieHdill, pdslOT VI
the NJ. L. Church in Wyoming, ILL.,,
and member of the Central Illinois
Conference, will preach in the NJ. f.
Church of ttis city, next Sabbath, at
IL am.
ICE.-Brindley & Baker desire it
TO be known that they have abund-
ance Of the best of ice, and all wish
ing il delivered regularly are
requested to make arrangements
soon.
Clear the boards for the railroad
discussion. For the next three
weeks the JOURNAL purposes laying
aside other subjects and its usual
makeup, 10 give more room for the
southern outlet. If you have any
thing 10 say let US hear it.
DO you want horses at bargains
IL sa rive r Rouchard of fha