The Columbus journal., 1879-06-18
A new restaurant on Olive ST.


Maple syrup at Geo. Rieder's.
Eleventh street has new barber
shop.
Upholstered lounges cheap a
Gerber's.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebrasks
breaker.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
Jugs and jars at Rasmussen &
Schram's.
WANrED-A good cook at the Ne.
braska House.
New vegetables of different
kinds in market.
Dwelling houses for rent. Call
on Becher & Price.
Alden Dried Apples just receiv-
ed at Geo. Rieder's.
Now commences the harvest OF
strawberry shOrt-cake.
Fruit jars and jelly tumblers at
Rasmussen * Schram's.
Improved oil stoves, the best in
the market at Wiggins's.
For lounges of the latest styles
and prices, 60 10 Gerber's.
of course you will not fail TO
see the show advertisement.
Cold yictuals emporiums Cice
cream salOons) are plentiful.
Two good dwelling houses for
sale. Apply to Becher & Price.
Fine lot of new books at Z. ID.
Fitzpatrick's, opposite post office.
Prepared mustard by the quart or
gallon, cery cheap, at Geo. Rieder's.
Where are the bathrooms that
Columbus was to have this season /?
Kinney says the skirmish is
over, but the battle is yet to be
fought.
-Wm. n. McCandlish has been
appointed postmaster at Creston,
this county.
The Omaha base ball club have
won but one game since opening
the capaign.
John Virgins on llth street
sells the Adams & Westlake improv-
cd oil stoves.
A Slower windmill, new. for
$50. Gail. on j. G. Elliott, Ham
mond House.
jacob Gregorius's barber shop
has undergone repairs on the inside
and looks neat
The JOURNAL force sampled and
pronounce Quite Bakers ice No.
article. Thanks.
-NeighbOring towns are pretty
generally making preparations for
celebrating the 4th.
The excursion train from Osce-
ola, the first TO that place, was con-
dGcted by A. Drew.
Columbus is beginning to think
that there is no use in having two
Fourths Of July in one year.
jacob Ernst has the best large
piece Of corn we have seen In our
travels during the past week.
The population of Columbus
has been increased by a few of the
colored refugees from the south.
Our patriotic neighbors of
Boone county intend celebrating the
4th in grand old style at Albion.
Special forms of blank notes
and receipts printed and bound on
short notice at the JOURNAL Office.
THAT portion of Platte county
known as Stearns Prairie is as fine
a looking country as lies out of
doors.
Farmers are attending strictly
TO business these days, aud in con-
sequence not so many teams on the
streets.
The past week has brought to
this locality an abundance Of rain,
which will bring forward all manner
of crops.
j. NJ. Honnahan has moved his
stock Of boots and shoes TO Olive
street, one door south of T. Brod-
fuehrer's.
Real estate in Platte county is
sup" Not a farm but is worth ten
TO fifty per cent. more than it was
week ago.
Send the news abroad that Co
lumbus is going TO keep up her
reputation for being the "boss"
town for business.
j. T. Kinnan, of Butler county,
left at the JOURNAL Office Saturday,
a splendid article of Strawberries,
large and luscious.
Fire, fire, fire crackers, torpe-
does, flags, pistols, guns, cannons,
drums, ETC., at E. ID. Fitzpatrick's
opposite post Office.
The Butler County Press saws
that Andrew Simpson of Marengo,
Ia, is about to locate in Columbus
in the practice of the law.
The David City base ball club
will play a "picked nine" of the CO.
lumbus boys at the Engine House
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