The Columbus journal., 1880-11-24

California canned fruit,-a larg,
lot, in assorted cases, at Oehlrich q
Bros.
e. Z. Post, Esq, of the Yori
Republican is in the city visiting
friends.
"A child can buy as cheap as 8
man at the Boston Shoe Store, opp
post-office.
Charlie Morse is at Denver. lie
is, we learn, shipping hay to that
point for sale.
Hear Miss Josie Morris SulIi-
van in her serio-comic songs tonight
at the Opera House.
"A surprise party at Dan. Kav-
anaugh's Monday evening was a
very enjoyable affair.
Ed. North came down from
Madison yesterday, and will eat
turkey tomorrow at home.
The Hummer Guards will give
the "boss" ball of the season, Thanks
giving night, at the Opera House.
Best repairs in the state at the
Singer office. All work warranted
to give satisfaction, or money re-
funded.
will. Murdock ia home on a
visit from Topeka, where he has been
in the employ of the A. L. Il st. Fe
Railroad Company.
-"Jim" Scott boarded the passen-
ger train Sunday morning for his
old home in Vermont. where he will
put in" the winter.
Jim" Simpson and George Ma
son have returned from the west,
where they have been engaged in
working on the railroad.
Joe. Miller, who has been trav-
cling over the country all summer
arrived in Columbus Monday, and
SAYS he will remain all winter.
Craig Moore, Esq, of Cadiz, o.
dropped down upon us yesterday
morning. The Ohio man is abroad
in the land, and we are glad TO see
him.
The boys of the Hummer Guards
will have a street parade Thanks
giving afternoon, Nov. 18th, and
drill, before the ball in the Opera
house. Everybody invited.
Henry Luers is about complet-
ing his two-story brick business
house on Eleventh st. 1t is all en-
closed, aud is a valuable acquisition
TO the business houses of Columbus.
Two hunters from Crete. out
from Monday TO Saturday of last
week, within ten miles of this city
aud along the Loup river, killed
three deer, 2S geese, and $50 ducks.
Pretty good string of game.
j. ;. Moore of Boone co. was in
the city Friday, and among his pur-
chases was wire for a fence to in
close leo acres for his father, +. p.
Moore. j. S. stated that he saved
$50 by making his purchase of wire
here.
Don't forget the "Old English
Tea Party" at the Congregational
church next Tuesday evening. Tea
will be ready at s o'clock, after
which songs, reading, &c, will en-
tertain the audience. No admis-
sion fee.
Will. c. Rowles, Esq, of Des
Moines, Ia, (son of L. e. Rowles,
formerly of Cadiz, Ohio, spent sew
eral days here last week on business.
To hear of old friends, and have the
scenes of long ago brought yividly
TO mind is refreshing.
Col. Geo. Woodford, at the Con-
gregational Church Monday even
ing, began his series of temperance
meetings. Mr.. Finch endorses him
AS one of the most eloquent speakers
in America, and this repute he has
also from others who have heard
him.
j. c. Kimball, a brakeman on
the Republican Valley road, met
with a sad accident last Friday at
David City, his foot being caught in
the rails while switching, and train
crushing over it. 1t is said that his
leg was terribly mashed, and must
be amputsted.
For SALE.-A dwelling-house and
lot in a very desirable part of the
city. Will be sold at sacrifice, as
the money is needed. The house il
new and cost more money than is
asked for both house and lot. Fol-
further particulars inquire at the
JOURNAL Office.
Hon. James b. Jamison o
Cadiz, o., being in Nebraska, on
business and pleasure, took run up
to Columbus Monday to see his old
friends of the JOURNAL office. Very
glad TO see him, but sorry that he
gould not stay longer, and get better
acquainted with Nebraska.