The Columbus journal., 1880-12-01


a pleasant call Monday.
-California canned fruits large
lot, in assorted cases, at Oehlrich &
Bros.
= For first-class work and est
stock, 20 to the Boston Boot anu
Shoe Store.
New goods at the Boston Shoe
Store. Call and price them, oppo-
site post Office.
Senator Ley of Stanton passed
through the city yesterday on his
way to Lincoln.
Major aud Lutte North went TO
Omaha Monday morning, and will
return this evening.
C. Z. Morse returned from Den
yer Saturday. There is likewise a
scarcity OF coal there.
-"Dick" Rossiter was in town
Sunday. "Scud" don't get down
quite so often these cold days.
ID. c. Loveland and family have
returned TO Columbus, and are &C.
cupying L. G. Rysn's residence.
-Sassafrasso for chspped hands,
aud the sure cure for chilblsins, for
sale only at Dolsnd's Columbus
Drug Store.
&C. II. BsbcOck, of the Beatrice
Courier, the most prominent candi-
date for Clerk OF the Senate, passed
through the city yesterday.
j. z. Becker is out again at his
place OF business, and his many
friends will be glad to hear that he
is now in good health and excellent
spirits.
Our dealers paid as high as 81
cents bushel for wheat last week.
The JOURNAL is glad 20 note the
rise, and hopes it may continue
upward.
Prof. j. Il. Mallalieu, formerly
Of this place, is associated with j. j.
Saville i'm the conduct of the Wes-
tern New Era, published at Kear-
ney Neb.
Galley Bros. sold more goods
the first ten months Ofthis year than
ever before,-s good indication of
the comparative trade done this year
and former ones.
The old English tea party to be
held at the Congregational Church
has been postponed until next FRI
day evening, Dec. Sd. The public
are cordially invited.
Phillip Barmore OF Butler coun-
ty, was in the city last Friday. He
spoke an encouraging word for the
JOUkNAls. nc COdi laiiiiut Hdo
reached his neighborhood.
"A train of csrs loaded with coal
was mounted by farmers the other
day, and unlosded. We are inform
ed that they paid for the coal. "Nec-
essity is the mother of invention"
1t is conceded by both democrats
aud republicans that J. l.. Lewis
sells more genuine Singer Sewing
Machines, oils, attachments and
needles than any other man in the
State.
On Thanksgiving day G. W.
Hulst and A. J. Arnold started out
in the morning and returned in time
for dinner at 2 O'Clock with four
deer as the result of their mornings
work.
-Oehlrich & Bro. started a grocer
last week with q stock Of goods, Civ
ing him Lincoln wholesale prices.
This is one of the many indications
of the kind Of business men we have
among us.
"A pleasant call Monday from
Hon. Il. X. Smith of St. Edwards.
We take the liberty of saying that
the affsirs of his senatorial district
will be honestly cared for under his
management.
The Hummer Guards cleared
about SIS at their ball Thanksgiving
evening, which was success in
every particular. There were fifty
couple present, and dancing was
kept up till o'clock.
j. f. North Il Co. received two
car loads of coal Monday night, and
Tuesday morning it was snapped up
like hot cakes by a crowd of hungry
boys. That Madison man had bet
ter be setting up his press.
Henry Morris moves with his
family to Central City shortly. Sorry
TO see them go, but they expect TO
return in the spring. Henry has
been away in every direction, but
considers Columbus his home.
james johnson, r. p. o. Clerk
between New York and Washington
for the last twelve years, aud one of
the first republicans in the state of
Maryland, visited his brother-in-
law, Z. b. Hall of this county, last
week.
-Becher i Price have completed
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