The Columbus journal., 1880-05-12
-Chas. Schroeder is at St. Joe.

-Chas. Schroeder ls 81 NJ. Joe
VIM. Cossey ia sick with rheu-
matism.
A. NJ. Post started for Lincoln
Monday.
-Oskes Bros concert next Mon
day evening.
r. Y. Brown of Fullerton wss in
the city Friday.
1t looks now as though Platte
cn. wOuld he for Grant.
Peter Plamondon has rented
Hyan's Hotel on llth 81.
School books at Ed. Fitzpst-
riek's, opposite the post-ofiice.
-McAlIister Bros. were in But
Ter co. Friday on legal business.
Arthur. son OF Emil Pohl, is
rnder the phy care for lung
fever.
A large assortment of all kinds
of farming implements At Schultz 4
POhl's.
-ABumS-Another fine lot, cheap,
at I'd. Fiizpatrick's Book Store, op-
posite j. %.
The cheapest place TO buy boots
and shoes is at i. NJ. IIonahsn's, on
Olive street.
Rev. skinner formerly of Sew
ard county, now OF Boone, called on
Us Monday.
-Messrs. Turner x Raymond are
taking $50 head of cattle to the
Reservation.
City Council didn't have q quo
rum Saturday night, and adjourned
TO Wednesday.
N. Millett, Esq has been under
the weather for several weeks, but
is now out again.
Anderson sold one car of hogs
for Colorado, and shipped one car
To Chicago last week.
The first car load Of freight on
the new road was received by Nj.
Smith and y. Il. Delsman.
$. c. Smith reports the sale Of 3
farm near Humphrey to John LAM
berts, Of Riley county, Ind.
Columbus has one week TO pre-
pare for the greatest political gath
ering in the history of the State.
WIN. Lamb wants 5000 lbs. of
butter, for which he will pay the
highest market price in cash or
trade.
John Virgins has the biggest
stock and the largest assortment of
barbed fence wire ever brosght to
Columbus.
Any one in need of q peny. can
get one cheap OF II. ID. Wadsworth.
Inquire at his Office opposite the
post Office.
n -Chas. Moore and family. late Of
Ottsws, H., arrived in the city FRI
day last. and will make their home
in Nebraska.
-Bsrbed fence wire is quoted at
Chicago. at 10 cts. a pound. John
Virgins sells il here at III cts. Why
csn't you fence n little?
BLANK notes,-bank, Joint, indi-
vidusl and work-and-labor, nestly
bound in books of 20 and loo, for
sale st the Journal office.
The IrgUS and Patriot Of Mont
pelier. Vermont, gives our towns
man. VI. ID. Thurston, handsome
send-off as desirable citizen.
--Messrs. Speice, Hudson. VI. and
John Schram, Gross and Wake were
ST Grand Island Thursday night to
organize an encampment I. o. o. +.
About 90 of our citizens took
advantage Saturday OF the low fare
To Omaha. To attend the Festival.
10 cts. for the round trip was good
enough.
The st. Mary post Office in this
county has been discontinued. Who
smong our Subscribers at that point
will direct where to send the ST.
Mary pack?
Lost Greek precinct sends F..
Nicholson and Al. Russell TO the
county convention. They are unin-
structed and unpledged, bur under
stood to be for Grant.
Fullerton, the county town of
Nance county, was not much of a
town one year ago last June. there
not being a house in the city. II
now has 81 school children.
We are prepared to furnish
horse bills at reasonable rates, and
in good STYLES. Also blank note
books put up in sny desired form.
Give us a call before ordering.
Mai. St. A. ID. Bslcome OF
Omaha gave US a very pleasant call
last week. He Is quite q political
philosopher, taking all the recent
exciting events cody and calmly.
Virgins proposes TO sell barbed
wire at actual cost. He has had
some adverse experience with prsi-
rie fires, and is determined that this
country shall be fenced, II cheap
wire will do IL.
The Red Front Drug Store has
the lead in wall papers, trimmed
free, snd window shades and rollers
of every kind; best assortment in
town, and prices as low ss the low
est. No trouble to show goods.