The Columbus journal., 1880-04-21

The ksulalls are ,,.v;,o.,
Seward P''t"sa'
Cy,y ,sa I9,b' is billed for Ills G.
Mrs. Rosa 4
City to reside. socs u oNpil o,
&C. A. Speice, f re
again from his receniS up snd Out NJ
j. S. snd 4Hud" Ness al
town again, and Are, ofeck arein CO
M. Smith started Sc ousy'
morning for the Presbyteierday sd
pillion. ra- III
For the best custom-made :.
aud neatest repairing go to III IN
hans, on Olive street.
Miss Belle Hsdley. formerly o.,
Columbus, but now of Schuyler, is
visiting friends in the city.
j. A. Reed, who has a large
amount OF land for sale, has opened
an Office opposite the post-office.
Get prices of croquet, base balls,
bats, and archery goods at f. ID.
Fitzpstrick's Book Store, opp. p. o.
Anderson has 20 nice sucking
pigs, several brood sows, so light
shosts and 2 high grade boars for
sale.
We learned from the Omaha
Republican for the first time that
we were an sspirsnt for U. 5. Mar
shal.
MIR. Albert Stengger. who has
been home from Europe about two
weeks, thinks very fsvorsbly of Ne
brasks.
The Schuyler Sun, in reference
to conventions, &c, at Columbus,
says "verily it never rains but il
pours."
Our citizens may calculate on
entertaining from 600 to 1000 stran-
gers during the Republican State
Convention.
We are informed that Michael
Sullivan of the Cedar valley, for
merly of Madison, is near to deaths
door from lung fever. a
Herman Oehlrich presented his
brother, Arnold, a handsome Elgin
watch and chain on the Judges"
birthday, Monday last.
-Barbed fence wire is quoted at
Chicago, at 10 cts. a pound. John
Virgins sells il here at III cts. Why
can't you fence a little?
The Soldiers State Reunion
takes place, under the auspices of
the Grand Army of the Republic, at
Central City, Sept. 1918.
The Greenback State Conven.
ton to appoint delegates to the
National Convention will be held in
this city on the 2Sth inst.
Nick Adsmi lost the other day,
by prairie fire, three acres of trees.
Also lately he has lost, by what is
called hog Is hogs.
WASTED-To correspond with a
practical book-binder with a view
to business. Address NJ. X. Turner
& Co., JOURNAL Office, Nebraska.
1t would seem that Mayor Beck
er's motto which may be briefly |
stated Necessity and utility first,
ornament last" is to be strictly
carried out.
We learn that many cases of
measles have occurred in the vicini-
ty of T. II. Saunders, Colfax Co, and
that his sons wife is going through
q severe attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tigner have
been i'll several days. 1t is supposed
that they are taking the measles.
some of their children having had
that complaint. - sl.
We notice that in the list of
petit jurors drawn for the next term
of the United States Court in May
occurs the name of our townsman,
Michael Weaver.
MIR. Hildebrand, representing
the New West Monthly, has been in
the city several days getting data
for sigrsnd article on Columbus to
usher in the new road.
Nov gather up your spade and fork,
And dig about your lands; ts
OF beans and peas and sQuashes talk,
And blister up your hands.
i Boston Transcript.
AT the last meeting of Engine
Co. No. l, Exempt Certificates, hand
somely framed, were presented to
the five-years' men, and badges,
neatly engraved, issued to memb bers.
DE- Isaac Bowman, of, Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, brother to our
townsmsn, G. G. Bowman, Esq, is
visiting here. He is very much
struck with the beauties Of Nebraska.
"A. Smith, Of Metz, was in the
city Saturday. He was full of busi-
ness, and no time to give us 6
pleasant chat, but we shall .remem-
Der one remark he made for a long
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