The Columbus journal., 1880-10-20
Rs VI. TINE TABLE.

Free Lunch at GregoriHs's on
llth street.
This term of court promises TO
be interesting.
Vote for Joseph Eivet for Coun-
ty Commissioner.
An abundance of coal went
down the road yesterday.
Trimmed hats at Mrs. NJ. ;.
brakes for 81 and upwards.
beautiful. balmy air Thursday
evening-snOw Friday noon.
When you want apples don't
forget to 20 to Marshall Smiths.
California canned fruit, "a large
lot, ia assorted cases, at Oehlrich x
Bros.
Quite a crowd of movers stop
ped at the Checkered Barn during
the storm.
A child can buy as cheap as a
man at the Boston Shoe Store, opp.
pOst-Oflice.
Now is the time 20 subscribe
for the JOURNAL, 3 year, % cents
three months.
WIN. Wise OF Iowa, brother of
Commissioner Wise, is visiting with
friends in this county.
-Melcheor Brugger has received
the appointment of postmaster at
Neboville this county.
If il should prove that winter
has actually set in, spring would be
due about February lst.
1t is said that potatoes yet in the
ground were badly damaged by the
freeze last Saturday night.
-M u. 2. Go. mine a train of
coal a day. They supply all their
own and some foreign roads.
j. L. Wolf and wife OF Illinois.
brother-in-law of John Wise, arriv-
ed in the city Friday Oh visit.
We will furnish the JOURNAL
and the Omaha Weekly Republican,
one year. postage paid, Tor $500.
David Anderson made another
shipment OF hogs TO Denver last
week: also two cars TO Chicago.
- Saturday last John Virgins
sold twelve heating and one cook
stove. Not bad for a retail dealer.
The recent snow and slush il
the best thing that has happened for
the soil here for the last three wears
W. j. Nelson, Esq. Of Albion,
was in the city Yesterday. lie re-
ports everything prospering in Al
biOn.
ALLEN Root and James X. Cary
are announced TO speak To their
greenhack friends in this city on
the 23d inst.
Will L. RicLlv will pay the
highest cash price for 30 head o.
=. 3. and 4 year old steers, delivered
at Columbus.
FoR RENT.-A house, centrally
located, aud suitable for dwelling OF
boarding house. luquirs at the
JOURNAL office.
Blank notes,-bank, Joint, indi.
yidual and work-and-labor, neatly
bound in books of % and loo, fol
sale at the Journal office.
The A. & Y. passenger train
leaves Columbus every morning al
S:20 arrives in Lincoln at II NJ. and
leaves for return at l. 80.
We welcome back our Greeley
friends who flew the track eigh
years ago, and they are going tC
stay with u in November.
WANTED.-50 teams to work oil
Julesburg 4 Denver X. IL. Free
transportation 10 Julesburg. In
quire of j. II. Mcagher al depot.
H. J. Hudson SAYS that in 1865
Oct. l6, there was slight snow
fall in this vicinity aud frost enough
TO damage potatoes that were undug
1t is understood in railroad cir
cles that in this state, on the first o
next month. the passenger tariff j
TO be reduced from five to thre
cents mile.
Patent, ready-cut election"stick
ers" will be furnished at this offic,
with names printed upon them a
very reasonable rates. Send in or
ders Immediately.
1t is always q pleasure TO d,
business with an upright, homes
man, one who is ss good as his wore
every time, and who is not dispose'
10 take a technical, mean advantage