The Columbus journal., 1880-04-28
Wundt of Burlington,

continued his westward journey
Sunday evening.
Fred. Reimer's horse was taken
Monday night from the stable at
Mrs. Becher's. Reimer and Deputy
Sheriff Huber were around early
Yesterday morning looking for the
horse.
John George is engaged at the
meat market Of W. r. Rickly, near
the post Office. 1t looks quite nat
ural TO see him cutting and weigh
ing and passing steaks over the
counter.
Occasionally II. I. Spoerry
gives voice to an excellent sentiment
as, for instance, this: 81 know that
If till my farm, it will support me.
| do till it, and therefore ain indie
pendent"
-"Coon" Darling was up from
Schuyler Saturday, and of course
had 10 call on the JorRNAL boys,
and talk over the domestic policy
of the Peruvians." aud things in
general, You know.
We neglected TO mention last
week that. on the Goth anniversary
of the marriage of MIR. and Mrs. III.
ID. Coan, April 14th, Mrs. Coan pre-
sented her husband with bouncing
boy baby weighing 10 lbs.
Cold weather the last few days,
since the wind changed from the
east TO the west. The heavy SHOWS
in the mountains west of us are
sufficient to account for our recent
renewal of breezy cool weather.
"A young gentleman says that
when you ask the average Columbus
girl to 90 riding on Sunday, or to
attend ball, she invariably inquiries
if there is any danger of the comet
catching them before they get back.
III. +. Bower & CO., having in
charge the agency for the Buckeye
machinery, have secured full line
and are Row open for business. Par
ties wishing anything in the machine
line will do well to call and see them.
Rev. J. Scudder gave a very
interesting talk to the audience at
the Congregational church Sabbath
evening, in explanation Of the mis-
sionary work in India, having been
there i'm that capacity for several
years.
WANTFD.--To know the address
of Isaac Indy, attorney at law, for
merly of Columbus. Any person
knowing the same will confer a
favor by addressing Sibbett & Full
Ter, attorneys at law, David City,
Nebraska.
WIN. f. Biglow, Chas. May and
Harry Nanepp with their families
and four wagon loads of goods, tar
ried short time in the city yester-
day morning on their way 10 Holt
county. They are all from eastern
Nebraska.
w. N. McCandlish showed us a
sample of seed corn Saturday, grown
in South America, which exceeded
any thing of the kind in size we
ever saw. After taking a look at it
We still doubted the genuineuess of
the article.
Last weeks number of the
David City Republican contains the
goodbye of Calmer McCune, its
former editor and proprietor, he
having sold the Republicon to A. G..
Wolfenbarger & f. l.. Heath. Pros
perity to all.
Allie and Sam. Rickly have
branched Off to Albion where they
have already put up meat market.
They are very clever young gentle
men, understand their business, and
will give our Albion neighbors ex-
cellent satisfaction.
The Odd Fellows, their families
and friends, spent very pleasant
evening Monday, in commemora
tion of the organization of the order
i'm the United States. A splendid
supper was enjoyed and the dancing
kept up till l o'clock.
WIN. Becker will receive a car
load of the celebrated Coquillard
wagons from South Bend, Ind, this
week. Wait and examine them be-
fore purchasing, as there is no wagon
brought to this market which can
compare with them i'm any respect.
For SALE.-A dwelling-house and
lot in very desirable part of the
city. Will be sold at a sacrifice, as
the money is needed. The house is
new and cost more money than is
asked for both house and lot. For
further particulars inquire at the
JOURNAL Office.
-Messrs. Lubker Il Kramer are
the authorized agents here for Mark
Twain's new book, the "Tramp
Abroad" They are not, by any
means, assuming to fill any con.
tracts made by a certain travelling
fraud who was not an agent for the