The Columbus journal., 1879-03-05

day from his rancho.
BoRN.-To Mrs. C.. A. Newman
Sunday, March I'd, a son.
james Ware of Greeley county
is making Columbus a business
visit.
e. A. Sage and family returned
Friday from q six weeks visit to
friends in Iowa.
Fresh French prepared mustard.
by the quart or gallon, rery cheap,
at Henry Bros.
Fresh French prepared mustard,
by the quart or gallon, rery cheap,
at Henry Bros.
On the 18th, Supt. Barrett or
ganized the ed school district OF
Platte county.
The boys at the Court House
Monday morning said that Newman
couldn't keep still at all.
-Saml. C. Smith, land agent, re-
ports having sold John Huber's
farm to a gentleman from Wise.
A good-sized audience greeted
the Columbus Dramatic Club at
Schuyler Saturday night last.
Father John Flood will for the
time being remain in Columbus and
assist Father Ryan in his ministerial
labors.
Young man, before you start out
to see your girl, call at Gustave
Hellborn's and get one of his suits
of fine clothes.
Thomas Farrell whohas been
sick for some time is now GONZALES
cent after suffering g relapse of the
first attack.
DIED.-In this city Tuesday, Mar.
4th, Willie, infant child of William
and Sophia Becker, aged 3 months.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at O'Clock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a socisble at the
residence of Mrs. A. w. Critics this
evening Wednesday,. All are very
cordially invited to attend.
"A. w. Lawrence has recently
sold windmills TO j. G. Hartman,
Jno. Shane, p. j. fowler of Ante
lope Co., ID. A. Miniek of Butler
Co., and j. w. Bishop of Madison
Co.
". B. Larue, living five and a
half miles east of Columbus, had his
dwelling destroyed by fire early
Mondsy morning of last week. All
his grain was stored in the house,
and lost with it.
j. Z. Tasker and Bro. can afford
to sell sewing machines cheaper than
any other agents, because they do
not take them into the country, thus
saving expense and time. Call soon
if you wish a good bargain.
1T will pay you to buy sewing
machine of j. 4. Tasker & Bro, be-
cause they are selling the best ma
chine in the market, and are selling
them five dollars cheaper than any
other agents in the county. Call
ard see them.
Remember that A. w. Lawrence
furnishes the Standard seeder and
cultivator, the Grand Detour plow,
aud Nebraska breaker, harrow, &c.
Call, examine, and get his prices.
You will make money by calling Oh
him before purchasing.
We have blank note books, for
sale, in books of 100 each, suitable
for thresters, mechanics and others
for work and labor; also the COM
mon form, and the note payable at
Columbus State Bank" Also re-
ceipts in book form. NJ. X. TUR
NER & Co.
Little frankie Carter, whose
death by drowning at Omaha on
the 22d ult., mention Of which was
made in the last JOURNAL, was a
son of II. G. Carter, formerly station
agent at jackson. Mrs. Carter (now
a widow lives in Omaha. The
blow falls very heavily upon her.
Little Frank was bright and well
behaved boy.
Representatives Ryan and Love-
land returned from Lincoln Thurs
day last. They represented their
constituents faithfully and well.
We could have wished that every
constituency In the State had been
as ably and as satisfactorily repre-
sented as was theirs and Senator
Clarkson's.
George w. Turner, who has
been employed in this Office for the
past eight years, left on Saturday
last with the intention of going a
little farther west ito grow up with
the country" He will stop at Hast
iugs, this state, for a short time.
Charles Fields, q young man from
Neigh, takes G. W's. place on the
JOURNAL.
We understand that James Scully
living on the Pawnee Reserve five
miles above C,enoa Is selling off his