The Columbus journal., 1879-06-11
Maple syrup at Geo. Rieder's.

Maple syrup at Geo. Rieder's.
Upholstered lounges cheap at
Gerber's.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
Picnic Sunday last at Ed.
Ahren's.
Dwelling for Rent. Call at the
Foundry.
Jugs and jars at Rasmussen &
Schram's.
70 WANTED-A good cook at the Ne
braska House.
Look out for secret work
against the bonds.
Dwelling houses for rent. Call
on Becher Il Price.
Alden Dried Apples justreceiv-
ed at Geo. Rieder's.
Fruit jars and Jelly tumblers at
Rasmussen x Schram's.
Improved oil stoves, the best in
the market at Wiggins's.
For lounges of the latest styles
and prices, 60 to Gerber's.
Two good dwelling houses for
sale. Apply to Becher 4 Price.
Fine lot of new books at +. ID.
Fitzpatrick's, opposite post office.
How many L. 7. surveyors have
a voting residence in Lost Greek?
Fred. Gottschalk is erecting a
cattle barn north of his residence.
-Pic-nic last Saturday at Jacob
Ernst's grove, near G.. w. Westcot's.
Prepared mustard by the quart or
gallon, cery cheap, at Geo. Rieder's.
Major Burgess sold l27 chairs
the other morning before Alph.
was up.
Some excellent open-air music
by the Mannerchor last Thursday
evening.
Call and examine ]. NJ. Honna-
hans new stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
So soon as your precinct vote is
counted start to the county seat with
the returns.
The a. & n. has competed at
Lincoln with the Ii. Il NJ. for the last
eight years.
John Virgins on llth street
sells the Adams & Wcstlakc improv-
ed oil stoves.
A Slower windmill, new, for
$50. Call on j. G. Elliott, Ham,
mond House.
Quite a number Of men from
Pike county Mo-, are coming TO this
part of Nebraska.
Cheapest place in town TO buy
Boots and Shoes tor cash.. Nj.
IIonnahan's, 18th ST.
THE best of Wisconsin, hard
finish, white lime for sale at Hun
neman and Tolman's.
DIR. L. L. Siggins is putting up
an office on 18th ST., one door west
of Uhlig's hardware store.
Look out for L. Z. circulars,
aud carry a copy to the JOURNAL
and Era offices Immediately.
The railroad campaign should
be short, sharp and dectSfce. Strike
every nail squarely on the head.
Ladies' of Columbus should see
the shelf paper, only l cent a sheet,
at Doland's Columbus Drug Store.
1t is rumored that Columbus is
10 have two new newspapers, one
Republican and one Democratic
SO.
The particular attention of Ger
mans is called to the article in to-
days JOURNAL, written by Rev. G.
q. \. Hullhorst.
The A. & n. is gaining votes
every day, and by Saturday the
voice of the people will be over
whelmingly in its favor.
Mrs. Reynolds & Hadley receiv-
ed, yesterday, fine assortment of
trimmed hats, from New York City.
Ladies call and see them.
The last dodge of the L. p.
seems TO be to apparently give up
the contest, and thus put the friends
of competition off their guard.
David Anderson shipped last
week one car load of fat hogs. He
also disposed OF a car load of hogs
that were shipped to California.
If "some people" don't quit
prowling around some "other peo-
pies" houses after night they may
get daylight shown through them.
First arrival on the A. & n.
A. J. Arnold has just received a
large invoice of the Rockford quick
train Il. II. watches. Freights down.
R. L. Bullard has got back to
his old place, the North Star Gro
Gerry on llth ST, and for the next
sixty days says he will sell goods at
cost.
Jas. Meagher, U. p. r. r. Sta
ton Agent, and JAS. +. North, u.
p. Il. II. Land Agent and dealer in
coal, are working against the A. &
n. bonds.
The game of base ball between
the Shell Greek and Columbus
mines, played Sunday at Shell creek,
stood - to III in favor of the Shell
Greek boys.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will give strawberry and
ice-cream festival at the church this
"wednesday evening. No charge
at The door.
Mrs. Annie Whitteumyer will
deliver two lectures on the subject
of temperance in the Presbyterian