The Columbus journal., 1880-04-28
The A. g. n. force are grading

sofa buying cattle.
Fred. Matthews is now "perch-
ed" on the Ciother House bus.
School books at Ed. FitZpst-
rick's, opposite the post-office.
". G. Price, Esq, started Mon
day for Boone county on business.
John Martyr and family expect
to start for the Black Hills to-
morrow.
L. Cockburn and family are
making preparations for removing
to British America. They start TO-
morrow.
John McGlinchy's boy, is re-
covering from his severe attack of
diphtheris.
Mrs. w. II. Bacon SAYS she has
young potatoes about two inches
above ground.
Charley Fischer has returned
from his eastern trip, looking as
fresh as a daisy.
Senator Saunders will please
accept our thanks for q very valua-
bic public document.
For The best custom-made boot
and neatest repairing 60 to IIona-
hans, on Olive street.
Ed. Kenn started Sunday last,
for San Francisco, where he expects
to remain for some time.
George Lehman took a trip
down the road last week, with a
view to purchasing bus.
"A very light fall of snow was
seen by early risers in this region,
on Monday last-very slight.
--Monitress Lodge Knights and
Ladies of Honor hold a meeting at
their hall next Saturday evening.
Get prices of croquet, base balls,
bats. and archery goods at f. ID.
Fitzpatrick's Book Store, opp. T. O..
Anderson has 20 nice sucking
pigs, several brood sows, 80 light
shoats and 3 high grade boars for
sale.
John Keeler lost a valuable
horse last Ssturdsy-droppcd sud-
denlydown in the field while at
work.
Platte Baker and family OF Genoa
have moved TO the city, and will
remain in what Platte calls way
mp town"
--"Uncle Toms Cabin" given last
night under the management of Jay
Rial, was a splendid entertainment,
and well attended.
The house occupied by Gus.
Hellborn is being removed from
Neb, Ave-, to 18th St, one door east
of Schultz & Pnhl's.
Will. T. Rickly is making sun
dry improvements upon his meat
market, and will have one of the
neatest places in town.
-Barbed fence wire is quoted at
Chicago, at 10 cts. s pound. John
Virgins sells il here at ii cts. Why
can't you fence little!
Our horsemen must have COM
menced work in earnest, Judging
from the number Of people that
were at the track Sunday.
The esst-bound express train
yesterday was seven hours behind
time, being the first train carrying
coast passengers since the storm.
The father of John III. Myer
died last week at bis sons residence.
We suppose that he must have been
upwards of seventy years of age.
WANTED-To correspond with a
practical book binder with a view
TO business. Address NJ. X. Turner
& Co., JOURNAL Office, Nebraska.
Two elder brothers of ID. A.
Lord, the sheep king, have been on
a visit to him. They reside near
Rochester. N. ", and like Nebraska
very much.
The Omaha Newspaper Union
is about to make suxilisry sheets, or
patent outsides and insides, plenti-
ful In Nebraska. George A. Joslin
is manager.
In an interview with B. E. Rog-
eas, who returned from Denver last
Friday, we learned many interest
ing facts which we will find room
for next week.
We are informed that the l.. X
n. W. Co. have purchased Mr.. Lin
coln's and Delsmsns lots and also
the property of Gus. Becher and
John Honahan.
Col. L. w. Towne, Of the Atch.
ison & Nebraska railway, was pre-
sented with q very handsome cane
Thursday evening last, by his many
friends in Lincoln.
--Kesting & Sullivan have for
sale, at their place four and a halt
miles northwest of the city, the
incest bunch Of young Illinois cattle
that have ever been brought to Co.
lumbus.
Virgins proposes to sell barbed
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