The Columbus journal., 1880-11-03

SANDY, OF the Era, started yes
terday for Atehison, Kan.
BoRN.--To Mrs. John J. Rickly on
Saturday last, a daughter.
"A line of Boots aud shoes at
cost and less at Marshall Smiths.
Rev. j. s. Evans preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday
evening.
For first-class work and best
stock, 20 to the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store.
Joe. Post was in the city last
week, looking well after his run
on the railroads.
j. G. Roberts, Esq, the Float
candidate for representative, was in
the city Saturday.
Received a carload of winter
wheat flour-eyery sack guaranteed,
at Oehlrich & Bros.
H. II. Ames who is located at
Schuyler, has good place, and is
doing a nice business.
DIR. J. S. McAllister goes to
Central City to-day to remain three
days at his branch office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, living near
the city, returned last week from
their visit to friends in Missouri.
Hon. Loran Clark came up
from Omaha last Friday. He is
looking in better health than usual.
Mrs. V. Hummer will start next
Thursday for Switzerland, Canton
Bern, the home of her childhood, on
q visit.
Charles A. Stevenson has been
heard from at Wsukegsn, Wis. He
is still flourishing, and clings to
printing Office.
Rev L. L. Sherman was at Has
tings last week attending the Gen.
ersl Association of Congregational
churches in Nebraska.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jennings will leave
Columbus to-day or tomorrow on a
visit TO the relatives OF her husband
at Albert Lea, Minnesota.
We go to press Tuesday even
ing, and consequently can give no
local or general election news that
would be strictly reliable.
AT a very late day in the cam
paign, j. K. North of this city was
placed upon the Democratic state
ticket for member of congress.
The Arion Club in some of their
favOrito songs was one Of the enter
tanning features of the Presbyte-
rian Socisble Tuesday evening.
"A. Buskirk and wife Of Jules
burg arrived in the city Friday and
visited J. +. North and family, leav-
ing for Tiffin, o., on Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Serena Oleson, formerly
OF this city, we learn, has been
assigned to the principalship of the
school at Fullerton, Nance, county,
Neb.
A. n. Burgess held the ticket
that drew the platform spring wag-
on st the rattle at Platte Center last
Saturday. The wagon is estimated
at $4,000.
"A reception was given by WI
Zimmerman and lady to V. T. Price
and lady and friends on Friday
evening last. Forty six persons
were in attendance.
Col. Huggins, Of this city, re-
turned from his western trip on
Friday. lie did some political
work in Colorado, and brings fav-
orsble news from that state for re-
publicans.
Geo. McKelvey has removed his
barber shop from its former location
In Gluck's basement, and may now
be found snugly located and nicely
fitted up one door east of Rsgatz's
grocery store.
MIR. James McAllister's grocery
store was broken into last Wednes-
day night. twas impossible to tell
the amount of goods taken, but
number of articles were known to
have been carried away.
Nearly all the fellows who have
been in the political races this fall
will know to-day whether they are
ahead or behind. 1t is to be pre-
sumed that the country yill now
take a rest. "Give us peace"
w. n. McCsndlish recently pur-
chased 3 Shropshire buck, a very
handsome animal indeed. This
breed combines the good qualities
of both the Merino and the Cotts- |
void, and avoids the bad In both.
The engine house has just re-
ceived a new two-inch fioor,-some-
thing that has been very much
needed for a long time. Firemen