The Columbus journal., 1880-12-29

Joseph Camp has returned home
from Albion.
Calico 5 cents a yard at j. b
Delsman & Co.'S.
New York Buckwhest flour al
Marshall Smiths.
George Spooner was up from
Lincoln Saturday.
Samuel Rickly is spending the
holidays in the city.
--Atwoods mince-mest for sale
at Marshall Smiths.
If you want groceries at Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
Herman Oehlrich spent Christ
mas at Grand Island.
A fine lot of citrons and can
dies at VIM. Becker's.
Good tea, % cents a pound, al
j. b. Delsman & Co.'S.
"A dwelling-house to rent. In.
auire at the Nebraska House.
"A full line of overshoes and
rubber boots at Marshall Smiths.
Mrs. Kittie Bonesteel is here on
q few weeks visit TO her old home
Ed. North of Platte Centre spent
the Christmas at his home in this
city.
--Vinton Kinney, son of NJ. t., il
visiting his grandfather, G. B. Bal
ley, Esq.
II. II. Ames and Mr.. Gillies o.
Schuyler gave US pleasant call on
Monday.
For family groceries,-sugsr
coffee, tea, spices, &C., call at VIM
Becker's.
Now is the time to subscribe
for the JOURNAL, 50 year, so cents
three months.
-Chas. Huber has a situation or
the Z. p. II. X. between Omaha and
Grand Island.
Thomas Coffey Of Omaha, for.
merly OF this city, enjoyed Christ
mas at his old home.
Mr.. Chambers, the first agent Of
the A. & n. at this place, has re-
turned from Montana.
Next Tuesday the legislator,
meets. Representative Lehman will
not go till the last hour.
-" Sandy" former typo on the
Fra, was in the city Saturday. He
came up on the A. & n.
Step into Mrs. NJ. S. brakes
millinery establishment and see
those perforated card novelties.
A daughter of Emil Claus. aged
III wears, died on Friday evening, oi
diptheris. Her funeral took place
Sunday.
WANTED.-A girl who can do gen
eral housework, will find q gooC
place and good wages at Julius
Rasmussen's.
For the best stock, the neates
fiji and the best made custom work
20 TO the Boston Shoe Store, oppo
site post office.
Every community should b'
represented in the newspaper, al
the local happenings interesting tc
dozen people.
-Chas. Wentworth, who has hat
very poor health for some time past
has been confined to his bed for th,
last two weeks. a..
Dan. Ksvanaugh was successfh
in a suit before Justice Bailey Mon
day, in regard to marble sttache,
on account of BrOulette.
Renew your subscription TO tn
Chicago News, the American Agri
culturist, the Nebraska Farmer, tn
Nursery and the JOURNAL.
Take 8 ruler and draw a lin
through Columbus, northwest, an,
you will see where our cool breeze
come from-s long stretch of coun
try.
1t is somewhat wonderful tn
number of sleds, sleighs, runner
under buggy bodies, &C, that hav
been made to order since the snoy
began.
Paul Krause of Albion cam
home last week to spend the Holi
days. Tie is looking in good health
and gives an excellent report @
business at Albion.
N. f. Small, who has for severa
months been in Utah, is at hom
spending the holidays. He certain
ly is in good health, and we believ
better looking than he used to be.
Christmas eve., the teachers, pu
pills, parents and their friends G
Dist. Ii had very enjoyable tim
at the school-house. Several hand
some presents were made the teach
ers.
--Itis conceded by both democrat
and republicans that J. L. Levi
sells more genuine Singer SEWN
Machines, oils, attachments an
needles than any other man in th
State.
AT the Firemen's Ball Frida
evening, Miss Freddie Speice We
voted TO be the nestest- dressed lad
, ana Charles Wake, jr, the no.
popular young man. Each receive
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