The Columbus journal., 1879-02-05
w. b. Dale went TO Omaha

"A Guitar for sale cheap. In,
quire at this Office.
Valentines from one cent up, al
T.. ID. Fiizpatrick's.
Last week, Anderson shipped
east three carloads of fat hogs.
When honey is only ten cents a
pound, who can't afford to buy it (!
N. French and III. A. Saunders
were in the city Monday on business.
e. A. Gerard was confirmed
postmaster at this city on the Both
ult.
S. Z. Phillips has built and
rented another house in Rising
City.
DIR. t. z. Mitchell started yes
terday for a trip TO Maryland, his
old home.
S. c. Longshore finde that
slough grass makes an excellent fuel
for bis engine.
Jacob Greisen goes TO Chicago
next Saturday to lay in a stock OF
boots and shoes.
Read the notice OF the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Ccmpany's ball
in another column.
Baker & Gillett. Jacob Ernst
and Jacob Greisen will ship their
cattle next Saturday,
DIR. Lewis and A. l.. Nickerson
OF Albion were in the city Friday.
Boone county is %. h.
Senator w. +. kimmel, of Polk
county passed through the city
Monday bound for Lincoln.
Attention is called TO Geo. Leh-
mans advertisement of farms, ETC.,
for sale in to-day's JOURNAL.
Galley Bros. offer special in
ducements 10 the public, for the next
sixty days. Give them a call.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Jane
North left the city for visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. James Gushing.
We hear of several colonies
talked of for Nebraska this spring,
but nothing as yet definite for re-
port.
Mr.. Pepper tells us that a new
residence IS going up in his neigh
borhOod, name OF owner not known
10 him.
Mrs. Phillips, mother of Mrs. I.
Gluck, has returned TO her home in
Chicago, after a visit here of several
weeks.
S. c. Smith, ESQ.,. reports land
Gales percepiibly increasing in num-
Ter, and thinks the general outlook
Is good.
Frederick Rife sold some house
hold and other goods at auction on
Saturday. lie expects TO take a
trip to Germany.
Iron fences are becoming the
most fashionable, even in those sec
tions of the country where there is
abundance of timber.
M. Kramer, of the n. Y. Cheap
Cash Store, went TO North Platte
last Friday. He goes east again
soon, for more goods.
If you want good green apples.
GO TO Geo. Rieder's for them. lie
has just received fine lot which
are going like hot cakes.
The l4th OF February is 81. Val
entine's Day, but that don't hinder
the brass band boys from giving a
social hop on that evening.
Geo. Trueman was in the CITY
Monday. He is taking a lively in
tereSt in the passage of a township
law by the present assembly.
-Robt. McIntire proclaims the
possession of two sets of coughs.
aud strongly asserts that the assort-
ment is too large entirely for him TO
handle.
5. NJ. Barker, Esq, uncle to r.
II. Henry, spent a few days with
his nephew. lie shipped four trains
of cattle last summer from Utah to
eastern markets.
A post Office has been establish
ed at Tekousha, Nance county. (old
Pawnee Reseryation) and Frank
Hodges appointed postmaster. So
Hon. A. ). Paddock informs us
Saturday noticed unusual CON-
petition among hog buyers. A
farmer stopped at Bonesteel's corner
with load, and the bidding starting
at > :35, was very lively until il
reached . 80.
Mr.. Randall says that fowls of
any kind prepared for shipping
should be bled, the feathers taken
off dry, and the entrails left in.
This method prevents the air from
getting to the inside.
Hon. T. c. Ryan and ID. c.
Loveland spent Saturday and Sun
dsy last at home, starting for Lin
coin Monday morning. They are
looking in excellent health, and give
O good account of the legislature.
jas Outwater advertlses pub
lie sale at his residence in Jackson,
on Sat. Feb. 18th. of horses, hogs,
farm implements. household goods.
lumber, &c. Ask John Huber, the
auctioneer. for a poster giving furth-
er particulars.
IF. W. OFT and family start to-
day for Denver, Colorado. Mr.. OFT
has lived in Columbus several years.
married his wife here and their
many friends will be sorry to see
them go. But, taking Horace
Greeley's advice, in going still fur
ther west we expect TO hear of him
growing up with the country"
Success TO him.
This morning a man named
Clark, passenger on board the east