The Columbus journal., 1879-06-25
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behavior is the best"

Good behavior is the best"
Maple syrup at Geo. Rieder's.
Two tramps taken up Monday
Upholstered lounges cheap al
Gerber's.
-Lswrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
A northeastern railroad still
talked Of
Jugs aud jars at Rasmussen g.
Schram's.
WANrED-A good cook at the Ne
braska House.
Dwelling houses for rent. Call
on Becher 4 Price.
Alden Dried Apples justreceiv-
ed at Geo. Rieder's.
Fruit jars and jelly tumblers at
Rasmussen & Schram's.
-Ottie Baker remembers the
printers these hot days.
-Reimer & Stolce have fired their
first kiln Of 5000 brick.
Improved oil stoves, the best in
the market at Wiggins's.
For lounges of the latest styles
and prices, 90 to Gerber's.
Two good dwelling houses for
sale. Apply to Becher & Price.
Last Sabbath was the longest
day of the present calendar year.
Fine lot of new books at Z. ID.
Fitzpstrick's, opposite post Office.
Prepared mustard by the quart or
gallon, Uery cheap, at Geo. Rieder's.
John Virgins on 1lth street
sells the Adams g. Westlake improv-
ed oil stoves.
"A Slower windmill, new, for
$50. Gail on J. c. Elliott, Ham
mond House.
Jacob Gutter says that the best
wheat he has seen this year was on
low, sandy soil.
The Schuyler firemen are making
arrangements TO celebrate the l03d
anniversary, &c.
There will be service in the
Episcopal church next Sunday, June
29Ih, at eleven A. NJ.
The best of Wisconsin, hard
finish, white lime for sale at Hun
neman and Tolman's.
David City is making prepara-
tions TO celebrate the Fourth, and
extends a general invitation.
Monday night until 10 O'Clock
was very sultry, the wsrmest even
ing we have had this season.
Watch your treasures; the Off
GERS say that there are some suspi-
cious looking characters around.
FoUND.-A pair of boots. Prove
property and pay for this notice, and
you can have the boots at this Office.
Mr.. Galley tells the Lincoln
Journal that the cars will be run
ming to Seward on the new road by
Oct. lst.
-Children's service at the Con-
gregaliOnal Church next Sabbath
morning. Let all the children at
attend.
Fire, fire, fire crackers, torpe-
docs, flags. pistols, guns, cannOns,
drums, etc, at Z. ID. Fitzpstrick's
opposite post Office.
Any one wishing to board in a
private family may apply 10 Mrs.
f. l.. Sherman, two blocks north of
the Hammond House. 9
We are told that Jerome Cleve-
land has skipped the country--dig-
ging out last Saturday. Some of his
creditors were after him Monday.
John Kelley ofthis city has pur-
chased of Lovelsnd&Ellist the appa-
rstus for moving buildings, and is
prepared 20 attend to all calls in
that line.
The Nursery for July is at hand.
Subscribe for il, for your children
il is one of the indispensables in
housekeeping. Jno. L. Shorey,
Boston, Mass, publisher.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will hold their next sociable
at the residence of Mrs. George
Hulst, Wednesday evening, July I'd.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Brainard has been making
considerable addition to his room
at the red front drug store. OF
course this means that his business
Is increasing, and he must provide
for il.
Gala day at Jackson the Fourth
of July. John Strasser will provide
for the crowds that are TO be there.
Speeches, fireworks, and dancing
from l o'clock of the Fourth, till
daylight next morning.
We learn that the boss crop of
corn and oats is now growing on
the old Pennsylvania farm, six
miles east Of town, known as the old
Anderson farm; the corn, 80 acres,
is nearly three feet high.
An odiourn al rneafinO 70 or0an