The Columbus journal., 1879-06-04
-Motter's ice-cream.

-Motter's ice-cream.
Potash balls at Geo. Rieders.
Go TO Motter's for ice-cream.
Work hard for the southern
road.
Upholstered lounges cheap at
Gerber's.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
-Lawrence's genuine Nebraska
breaker.
Dwelling for Rent. Call at the
Foundry.
Jugs and jars at Rasmussen &
Schram's.
wANTED-A good cook at the Ne
braska House.
dwelling houses for rent. Call
on Becher Il Price.
Fruit jars and jelly tumblers at
Rasmussen a. Schram's.
Improved oil stoves, the best in
the market at Wiggins's.
See "Fatty" WOods's business
card and give him trial.
For lounges Of the lates styles
and prices, go TO Gerber's.
Gus. G.. Becher went west Sun
day TO adjust losses by hail.
Read Mrs. Finch's pOeical ar
gumeut for the a. Il y. boIds.
Two good dwelling houses for
sale. Apply to Becher X Hticc.
Fine lot Of new books at f. ID.
Fitzpatrick's, opposite post Office.
Prepared mustard bv tlr quart or
gallon, Ce5y cheap, at Geo. Itieder's.
WANTED. "A girl 10 90 house-
work. Inquire of Mrs. J.E. North.
S. c. Smith has sold land in sec.
30, f. Is, , w. TO Henry Schroeder.
This moisture will givothe crops
a grand ''send-off," also tie bonds.
-Sutton's business houe on Neb.
Ave. is now occupied asa restaurant.
Call at Becker's and sG the best
Wagon on wheels, the celebrated
"Fish."
Major Burgess soldier chairs
the other morning bcfre Alph.
was up.
Call and examine J. n. Honna-
hams new stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
John Virgins on lth street
sells the Adams & WestlIe improv-
ed oil stoves.
A Slower windmill new, for
$50. Call on J. e. Hlott, Ham,
mond House.
Quite a number of men from
Pike county Mo-, are coring TO this
part of Nebraska.
Cheapest place in tovn 10 buy
Boots aud Shoes for ASH. NJ.
IIounahan's, 18th ST. ,
The best of Wiscasin, hard
finish. white lime for sae at Hun
ncman and TOlman's.
Northern NeDraskais looking
anXiouslv towards CoImbus, for
the arrival of the l.. & :.
More railroads, NOR work, more
revenue from farm prduce, lower
prices for lumber, coal, ETC.
-Ifyou want the be;, and cheap
est riding aud walking:ultivatoI in
the market call at Beckr's.
Ladies' of Columbp should sec
the shelf paper, only Lent sheet,
at Doland's ColumbuSDrug Store.
Dan. Condor has Job of grad
ing on the Elkhoru hllcy X. r.,
and has gone with fouiof his m ule
teams.
The theatre Monav evening
was a delightful success, judging
from the amount of laughter and APP
plauSe.
The plat Of the urvey Of the
railroad that is TO be. he Lincoln *
Northwestern, was pit on file at the
Court House Saturda.
-RevercndS j. A. Iced aud f. l..
Sherman are absent attending the
Columbus Association which meets
this week at David Gy.
Mrs. Reynolds & Iadley receiv-
cd. yesterday, finessortment of
trimmed hats, from NV York City.
Ladies call and sec ten.
Becker is agent fr the Oshkosh
Buggies and PhRton, The best and
cheapest bugsies in th market. Call
and see them before uying.
The new Congregational church
at David City was dedicated last
Sabbath. Dedicatoy sermon by
Rev. T.. l.. Sherman { this city.
The greatest shiments from this
point are of grain. bgs and cattle.
Who paws for this2 The farmers, of
course, who raise an sell them.
First arrival the A. & n.
a. j. Arnold has ust received a
large invoice of the .ockford quick
train II. II. watches.Freights down.
Ten per cent. vii be added to
the actual and marketable value of
every acre of land 4 Platte county
the moment the La y. road is a
certainty.
See the busines card of W. s.
Geer, Esq. He hapermauently To-
Gated in Columbuslesir German
student, and wantso secure suitable
rooms for offices.
The Shell Creker's Thursday
were again successful against the
Columbus baSe-balnine, in a game
played near the Egine House. The
score stood 10 to l.
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