The Columbus journal., 1879-11-19
"A. NJ. Post visited Genoa, Sat.

urday.
Detective Llewellyu was in the
city, Friday.
Boys wool scarfs only 10 cents
al Kramer's.
David Anderson Is aClcted with
on ugly felon..
when you want good Tea, call
and see Lamb.
We met the Tasker Brothers on
the street Saturday.
-Dufflo Goats and Robes in
great variety at Kramer'S.
FoUND. "A lady's gray wooden
mi,tun. Call az this ofllce.
"A daily train runs over the
Jackson branch OF the L. p.
Fancy box paper ID cts. at Do
lands Columbus Drug Store.
School books at Ed. Fitzpat-
rick's, opposite tie post-ufEice.
Good undershiris aud drawers
for % cis. each AT l.. Kramer.
-Qrite number Of our citizens
visited Platte Center last week.
Children IN several families al
Genoa are down with diph,heria.
-E. Bouchard returned hom n
trip 10 Madison county Thursday.
For a first-class and neat-fitting
boot or shoe, 90 10 ]. NJ. HOHahan's.
Michigan Winter Apples by
the barrel at Rasmussen & Schram's.
AT Lambs new store you will
ind goods at bottom prices for cash.
WIN. Becker sells the celebrated
and unsurpassed John Parman wag-
ons.
"A lot of nice looking buggies
were on the street for sale, Satur-
day.
L. Cockburn has sold out his
entire stock of groceries 10 W.
Lamb.
willard Chaplin. of Albion
Junction has built new dwelling
house.
Black Cashmere ut 20 cents at L.
Kramers New York Cheap Cash
Store.
r.. 6. Clark commenced the
winter term of school nt Jackson,
Monday.
just received a car load OF
choice Michigan Apples nt II. Oehl-
rich & Bro.
WIN. SchmiZ IS having n now
residence erected on L street, south
Of the track.
Columbus sportsmen brought in
geese, ducss, aud chickens last week
IN abundance.
"A train load Of Cinnamon rasr-
ed through the city Saturday OF an
east-bound freight.
After this week. We expect 10
be holding fN,ih at our new place
OF business on llih ST.
Geo. V. Hines Is the artist who
painted "TIer Msjesty's ship" visi-
bic AZ the K. r. crossing.
-Jamea A. Wood has bnilt G
new residence near the Loup Fork,
on the line Of the new read.
Rev. J. e. Evans is expected 10
return this week with another large
delegation from PENNSYLVANIA.
Mrs. J. n. Reynolds left the
ciiy saturday for her new home al
Fullerton. Nance couu:v, Neb.
Lamb will pay the highes, mar
ket price IN cash for butter ard eggs.
Second door north of post office.
Daniel McKeuzie sold hi. farm
on Los, Greek last week TO Walter
Jewell, the Price lie NJ 1880 cash.
The "Pinafore" performance
last evening was said TO have been
rendered admirably, to Z crowded
house.
WIN. Becker, near his place oi
business on 18Th street, has erected
a corn-crib that will store 25QC
bushels.
"A. W. Lawrence Is having 9
new brick veneered residence erect.
ed on Quincy st, opposite the Big
Wind Mil.
Still the farmers haul their pro.
duce to the Columbus market, and
they will continue TO Go SO while
Il pays them well.
--Corsets at 25 cents, and the cele
braied cork corset can be found
only st I. Kramer's New YorI
Cheap CASH Store.
We learn that +. P. Burgess
formerly of this city, has the me.
chanics! management oftwo or thre;
publications at Topeka, Ks.
He who meets the Democrd
editor on his own ground "mus
draw on his imagination for hi,
facts and on his memory for his wit.
John Vandersnick's team rar
away with him Sunday night. break
ing the wagon tongue aud dump
ing" John out on his head, but 10