The Columbus journal., 1879-12-03

S. J. Marmoy Is abed with
rheumatism.
Mrs. s. A. Josselyn started to
Omaha yesterday.
District Court convened at
David City yesterday.
John Deegsn, of Lindsey p. o
was in the city yesterday.
--ChiIdren's Balmoral hose at 5
cents a pair at L. Kramer's.
Ear corn Yesterday was worth
Is cts, and shelled 20 to q cts.
j. d. SENEGAL sold his farm near
this city, yesterday to Phil Cain.
If you want toys of every de-
description 90 to Ed. Fitzpatrick's.
Mrs. Z. L. Burgess, of Genoa,
has been visiting friends In the city.
For a first-class and neat-fiiting
boot or shoe, go 10 j. NJ. Honahan's.
AT Lambs new store you will
find goods at bottom prices for cash.
Sunday was another exhilerat-
ing, health-restoring, life. preserving
day.
Some of the boys were out with
skates Sunday, going toward the
river.
w. ii. Kcllow has been appoin-
ted postmaster at Monroe, in this
county.
-Gotleib Born, and Wm. West
phal, of ST. Bernard, were In the city
Monday.
The first day of winter "opened
up" like The middle of June. so
mote il be-"
- Custer City, Da1ota, offers
bonus OF $500 tor the establishment,
Oh newspaper.
DR.. Christison. formerly of this
city, has changed his location from
Albion 10 Genoa.
Go TO WIN. Bucher'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's Co
lumbus Drug Store.
"A man was &ught to this city
yesterday, from ST. Bernard, who
was said TO be crazy.
M. Kramer started for Chicago
yesterday, to ill up his new store
room with new goods.
Several Of our attorneys and |
business men started yesterday, to
attend court at David City.
We saw W. ii. Waters, OF Au-
rora, Hamilton Co., formerly of Os-
ceola, on the streets, Thursday.
Poultry Of all kinds seems plen-
tiful and cheap. Turkeys dressed |
are selling at 10 cts. per pound.
Lamb will pay the highest mar
ket price in cash for butter and eggs.
Second door north of post-office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lushbaugh
left yesterday for Kansas. George
Scott took them as far as Seward.
The telegraph line along the A.
Il n. Is completed to Milford, and
will be into Seward in a few days.
WIN. Draper and aon of Colfax
county called Monday TO see us In
our new home. Welcome, always.
The agent of the Omaha Reser-
vation has sent a policeman Lither,
after the wandering members of the
tribe.
Call and get sample bottle of
free at Doland's Drug
Store. Sure cure for Chapped
hands.
The town heretofore known as
Albion Junction. has depot brand
I'd Lost Creek" so Willard Chaplin
tells us.
The new business building of
Rudolph Hummer, on llth street.
stands vacant, but will certainly soon
be occupied.
--Corsets at 25 cents, and the cele-
orated cork corset can be found
nnly at L. Kramer's New York
Chesp Cash Store.
Little Ids. daughter of o. p.
Reed, has had quite serious attack
,f dipiheria, but we learn she Ia
-spidly recovering.
Judge Gear has leased q lot on
Olive street, opposite The Hammond
House, for FIVE years. lie will erect
! new office there soon.
MIR. VIM. Calvert of this city |
vent up TO S.. Edwards one day last
week, and bought lot on which he
intends shortly to build q harness
hop.
Morse & Cain run q hack to
'lstte Center last week. Not
'nough business between that burg
md the metropolis to justify conf
inHance.
An exchange says that it takes 4;
en- tons of coal and barrel of ker-
,sene 10 make match" And all
0r lark of n littla rouraUa ~ Oh