The Columbus journal., 1880-10-20
Rev. Thos. Bayne is in the city.

the city Monday.
1t is supposed that court will
last about one week.
Michael MOrrissey goes to Platts-
mouth this morning.
jacob Gregorius keeps a neat,
clean place OH llth street.
Phil. Walker is recovering from
a severe attack OF typhoid lever.
"A line of Boots and shoes at
cost aud less at Marshall Smiths.
For first-class work aud best
stock, go TO the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store.
E. V. Clark OF Genoa, was in the
city last week. lie is a live one on
politics this year.
Mr.. John Wise returned Friday
evening from a two weeks visit TO
friends in Illinois.
--Geo. McKelvey moves his bar
ber shop to the room one door east
OF Ragatz grocery.
Received a carload of winter
wheat fiOur-cyery sack guaranteed.
at Oehlrich & Bros.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jennings, who has
been quite sick for several weeks
past, is now improving.
IL. L. Smith is up again after a
weeks sickness, looking somewhat
the worse after his 6illiousness.
The partnership of Hines &
Echols, painters, has been dissolved,
j. &. Echols purchasing the business.
W. w. Burgess has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Genoa, Nance
county, Neb. A good appointment.
Tuesday morning was bright
and beautiful, and the larks singing
as cheeriIy as if there had been no
storm.
John Rickly, Sr., has nearly
completed a nice residence building
on property just west of his present
dwelling.
Mr.. Fred Jones of Ohio, brother
in-law of f. j. Baker, was in the city
a short time this week, and went
west on Friday.
j. O. Shannon started for Platts-
mouth yesterday morning, where he
has been engaged to put up Nor
rissey's elevator.
". L. Price and wife, who have
been making a wedding tour in
some of the eastern states, returned
home last Friday.
In the memory of some of the
oldest settlers this is the earliest
snow fall of any considerable
amount known since 1868.
Warren Kellog, who is firing"
on the L. Z. from Grand Island to
North Platte, was in the city Mon
day, looking in excellent health.
Geo. G.. Bowman, Esq, of this
city has accepted the craftsmanship
of the Republican County Central
Committee, in the absence of 5. &.
Smith.
j. II. West and family left on
Yesterday for their new home i'm
California. They expect to be seven
days on the road. Very sorry to
see them leave.
The mails from Norfolk, due
here last Friday, did not arrive until
Saturday evening, owing to the
storm which delayed the mails COM
ing into Norfolk.
S. &. Smith, Esq, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Thos. c. Kelsey
of Denver. started for that city
Monday. Mr.. S. expects to return
in about ten days.
Hon. John Wallichs and Hon,
Fred. Hedde of Grand Island, spent
Monday in the city. The former is
Republican candidate on the State
ticket for Auditor.
F. NJ. Sackett of Albion, as well
as thousands of other good republi-
cans in the land, was made happy
last week by the glorious news from
Indiana and Ohio.
-COltax co. republicans held their
convention Friday, and nominated
an excellent ticket, and one which
they say, will win the race by 6
handsome distance.
The Maennerchor have a grand
bali and supper tomorrow (lnurs'
day) evening. They always have q
good time, and plenty to eat, and
this will be no exception.
Al Arnold and George Hulst
started out after dinner last Sstur.
day and by 6 o'clock p. m. came in
with a fine deer the first one of the
season in these parts, we believe.
Farmers can console themselve:
fer the Inconvenience and slight
damage by the snowfall, with the
reflection that it will put the ground
in excellent condition for Fall plow,
ing.
Geo. Redenbaugh, father of H.
s. who is 81 years old, arrived il
the CITY Friday on a visit to hil