The Columbus journal., 1879-01-15
roads!

Economy is calculation realiz-
ed"
The addition to the Tattersall is
looming.
The Loup river was "lined' with
skaters last Sunday.
No business before Police Judge
McAllister this week.
Anderson shipped four car
loads of hogs east yesterday.
IN. Millet, Esq, is at Lincoln in
attendance on the L. S. Court.
A. NJ. Post, Esq, goes to Lin
coin 10 attend court this week.
-E. A. Gerard has invented
window-stop which is a success.
Fresh milch COW, five years old,
for sale. Inquire off. f. North.
Edwin Hoare lost last week, by
dry murrain the best COW he had.
The new band instruments were
shipped from Chicago on the 10th.
Walter Phillips is off on visit
10 his friends in the Elkhorn valley.
Col. Whitmoyer rejoices in an
accession TO his household. 1t is
girl.
j. n. Taylor is filling up the
low place in front of his lumber
Office.
Good house for sale cheap. In
quire Of George n. Derry, Nebras-
ka House.
The German Theatre at the
Opera House last night was well
attended.
-Ransdall & Smith have been
doing killing business in the
chicken line
Hon. T. G. Ryan will accept our
thanks for special favors from the
state capital.
DIR. John S. Christison, former
Nv of this city. has located at Omaha.
Success TO him.
-Sociable at Rev. J. A. Reeds
FRIDAY evening. a general invita-
tion is extended.
Choice Missouri S SDrghum syrup
best out, at Bullard & Smiths
North Grocery.
It. ii. Sanders, Of the Clother
House, returned Sabbath from his
home near Schuyler.
Mrs. J. L. North was very sick
last week, but on Monday last was
reported much better.
They had full house at the
revival meeting in the NJ. +. Church
last Sabbath evening.
Mr.. Postle has started back to
Illinois for more horses, which he
intends for this market.
For SALE.--One good COW and
two yesrling steers. Inquire of F.
ID. Hardy, or at this office.
Thanks TO Hon. Thos. J. Majors
for copy Of the Record, containing
Senator Christiancy's speech.
-Twcnty-two wagons obStructed
the street in front of Tiffany &
Routson's stable Monday night.
Clark Cooncey and VIM. Davis,
formerly of this county talk of open
ing a store in Genoa this spring.
Allen Vincent, one of Butler
county's staunch farmers, renews
his subscription to the JOURNAL.
The place to find out how much
disinteresied bcuevolence there is
in mankind is at good, first-class
fire.
Henry Bros. shipped two car
loads of fat hogs to Omaha last
week. :. o. Raymond made the
trip.
ID. II. Wadsworth has purchas-
e1 the new brick building erected
10y DIR. Heintz, last summer, on llth
street.
Rev. J. A. Hood of Schuyler
was in the city on business Mon
day. He is looking in excellent
health.
Among the ministers and
church-going people the week of
PRAYER was faithfully observed in
this city.
A. L. Sage and family start
Friday next TO visit friends in Iowa,
and expect 10 be absent four or
five weeks.
The Knights of Honor were not
installed in this city on last Friday
evening, as stated in the Era'S blum
dering way.
--Jno. 5. Miller of the Omaha
Ne'cs called on US yesterday. He is
representing one of the best papers
In the west.
Miss Beatrice O'Callahan ex-
poets 10 leave the city next month
for Canada, where she will complete
her education.
Our Wattsville letter arrived
too late for publication last week,
but will be found to contain some
items of interest.
Some splendid ice has been put
up here in the last two weeks-clear
and pure, aud from fourteen to
eighteen inches thick.