The Columbus journal., 1880-10-06
A nice rain Saturday q.

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Born to Mrs. 5. s. McAilister,
Tuesday, sept - b, Il sOn.
M. D.nneen sold wagon train
of hogs in the city Saturday.
WIN. Smith has rented Hume
msu's ufil.-e, near the elevator.
-Jno. Godfrey was under the
weather several days last week.
"A line OF Boots aud shoes at
cost and less At Marshall Smiths.
Raymond shipped two carloads
OF tat hogs TO Denver on Tuesday.
We learn that Willie, son of III.
T.. Coolidge. is afflicted with scarlet
fever.
Tiffany 4 RoutsOn shipped a
select lot of hOEs TO Denver last
week.
"A child eau buy as cheap as a
man at the Boston Shoe Store, opp.
pOsi-Otfice.
III. !. Hudson will accept our
thanks Tor nice large specimen of
Wild plums.
A C. Tigner conducted the re-
licious service. At the NJ +. church
last Sabbath.
Now is the time 20 subscribe
for the Journal, 81 a year, 80 cents
three months.
Money to loan on improved
farms on the very best terms by
Becher & Price.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest" is
the motto OF The " Nonder" Store,
next door to post-oftice.
i. +. Tasker, at Plsttc Ceuter,
ha- large stock OF lumber, which
lac is selling at low prices.
West of North Platte aud into
Wyoming there are 800 carloads of
cattle awaiting shipment.
w. II. Lawrence has moved his
pump establishment to the Sutton
building opposite the =. o.
We will furnish the JOURNAL
snd the Omaha Weekly Republican.
one year. postage paid, tor $500.
Coal is coming into stronger
demand. As the nights lengthen, and
the winds come from the northwest.
-Ransdell & ShOfwell are paying
the very highest market prices, in
cash, for fat poultry, and want all
they can get.
Will +. Rickly will pay the
highest cash price for 50 head oi
=, 3, and 1 wear old steers, delivered
al Columbus.
Fog RENT.-A house, centrally
located, aud suitable for dwelling on
boarding house. Inquire at the
Journal Office.
In buying, this fall, see what
YOU can bay goods for at other
places and then jvg them cheaper
st The Wonder"
blank notes, bank, joint. indi.
vilual and work -aud-labor, neatly
bound ia books OF 80 and loo, fol
sale at the Journal office.
WANrED.--A girl to do general
homework. Good wages will be
paid for competent girl. Enquire
of Leander GERHARD, Nebraska Ave,
Anderson paid Clark Kennsrd
Sl7l for two wagon loads of fat hog:
last week. He paid as high as Az
cents for few loads Of choice hogs.
Fat hogs bring the farmers more
money this season than any Other
product of the farm. This is les
son TO increase their corn and hos
crops.
Mrs. Martha Barrow last week
presented us with = sample of native
Nebraska plums, equal in size and
quality to the best cultivated va
rieties.
M. T. Kinney, express messen'
ger on the ST. Joseph and Western
railrosd, is rejoicing over the srriva
of Garfield voter at his house,
81. Joe Herald.
Rev. Flehsrty returned from
Conference Tuesday evening. HI
hss been assigned TO Harvard, in th'
Hastings district, and Columbus j
10 be supplied By NJ. V. b. Bristol
On Monday last L. Kramer SOLD
$3.50 worth of goods. This is gooC
reckoning. and we are informed by
our bankers that more money is be
ing distributed here this fall thar
last.
-Rasnussen & Sehram gave al
oyster supper Saturday evening g
Sheehan's parlors to a number o
their business brethren. The dis
solution of the firm was duly eele
brsted.