The Columbus journal., 1879-01-29
Valentines at Fitzpatrick's.

Jas. Fays wife is very sick.
Work is being put on Scully'c
bridge.
"A young lady at Pat. Bourke,s
is very sick.
j. j. Bump has already sowed
some wheat.
N. Millett & Son are absent at
Albion on business at court.
Just about as good weather as
any reasonable man could ask.
BoRN.--To Mr.. and Mrs. c. III.
Young of this city Jan. 23d, fine
boy.
John G.. Compton was sentenc-
ed on the 22d to twenty months in
the State prison.
Father Smith was in the city
Saturday looking very much i'm
proved in health.
Choice Missouri Sorghum syrup
best out, at Bullard & Smith s
North Grocery.
The covered wagons Of the i'm
migrants began TO make their ap-
pearance last week.
-LOran Clark arrived in the city
Saturday from Lincoln, where he
has been as u. 5. juror.
We learn that Laura E. Dainty,
popular reader, will give an enter
tainment February 7th.
Lecture to Young Ladies at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening. General invitation.
House flies were out on last
Sunday. The Goth day of January
is very early for their return.
MIR. Louis Kramer left the city
last Friday to take charge OF the
new store at North Platte, Neb.
F. w. OFT talks of going to
Denver. lie has sold his house on
Olive street to VIM. Schroeder.
To any one who gives us So We
will send, one year, the JOURNAL
and the american AyricuItW'iSt.
L. Gerard, Esq, president of
the Columbus State Bank, spent
several days last week in Lincoln.
Geo. Rieder was engaged Sat-
urday in laying down carpet at his
new home ia the rear of his store.
Hon. K. X. Valentine arrived in
the city Saturday, en- route for Boone
county, where he holds court this
week.
j. G.. Mickey OF Polk co. was in
the city Monday. His illness has
not left his lungs in the best condi-
ton, he thinks.
Charles Huberand W. III. Mot
fer have opened a temperance bill
lard hall in Bakers brick building,
over Heidelberger's.
The religious awakening in the
Methodist church seems to be on
the increase; meeting every evening
commencing at Z :l5.
WIN. Lamb, who recently lost
his building and stock of goods by
fire, has opened out on 18Th, in the
VIM. Speice building.
Representative ID. c. Loveland
will accept our thanks for the report
Of the commissioner Of public lands
and buildings, in this state.
Frank Fields says that in Seward
and the immediate neighborhood
recently twenty-scven children died
of scarlet fever in one week.
= Charles T.. Rickly returned
from his western trip to Ft. Steele,
Wy. Ty., on Saturday. His CON-
rades and self in good health.
-Chas. Morse's new livery is pre-
senting fine appearance and prom
ises TO be one of the incest estab-
lishments in this part of the state.
-ClCthes-line telegraph from Lin
coin has il that there will probably
be an extra session of the legisla-
ture, equal in length TO the regular
one.
LosT.-A gentleman's beaver COL
lar,-"Dr. L. Z. Mitchell, Clark"
written on inside. The finder will
please leave the came at the JOURNAL
office.
e. A. Sage sold 10 Anderson the
other day four hogs weighing 1920
pounds, two of them 1920 lbs, and
one of them, upwards of l3 months
Old, 490lbs.
=" Fatty" Woods has opened a
barber shop in the Hammond
House. FATTY" is first-class work
man, and will get his share of the
''scrapings."
The Presbyter ian Socisble will
be held this wednesday, evening
at the old school-house adjoining
the church. Everybody invited and
a good time expected.
F. Waswack, who lives on the
island i'm the Platte, south of Jack
son, has been presented by his wife
with a girl which weighed l3 lbs.
rnofher and hahe doino we'll