The Columbus journal., 1880-10-13
next week.

Cold weather Sunday snow
In the mountains.
A line Of Boots and shoes at
cost and less at Marshall Smiths.
California canned fruit,-a large
lot, in assorted cases, at Oehlrich a.
Bros.
A child can buy as cheap as a
man AZ the Boston Shoe Store, opp.
post-offlce.
Now is the time to subscribe
for the JOURNAL, 81 q year, 5O cents
three months.
Clinton Smith, who was very
sick last week, was reported slightly
improving on Monday.
The Sisters of Charity will next
week solicit donations for0he pur-
chase of stoves for the Hospital.
Mrs. Moses Welch, whose SER
ious sickness we reported last week,
was still living at last accounts.
We will furnish the Journal
and the Omaha Weekly Republican,
one year, postage paid, for $500.
Little, but OF eolly. il is neat
and clean, and choice meats always
on hand at Al. Rickly's meat market.
-Becher & Prices Office is the
uptown Office OF the A. & N. They
sell tickets to all points east and
south.
A. III. Young's team ran away
Monday morning, circling around
over the prairie, between the bluffs
and the city.
will I. Rickly will paw the
highest cash price for 30 head OF
z, 8, and 4 year old steers, delivered
st Columbus.
FoR RENT.-A house, centrally y
located, and suitable for dwelling or
boarding house. Inquire Rt the
JOURNAL Office.
The Polk county fair was well
attended, nearly eight hundred en-.
tries made, and upon the whole
proved success.
-Chas. A. StitEer, a former Co.
lumbus boy, was married Wednes-
day last to Miss Grace o. Trsver,
both of Central City.
BLANK notes,-bank, Joint, indi.
vidusl and work-snd-lsbor, neatly
bound in books of 80 and 100, for
sale at the Journal Office.
WANrED.-A girl to do general
housework. Good wages will be
paid for a competent girl. Enquire
of Leander Gerard, Nebraska Ave
w. n. Hensley and J. g. Hig.
gins address the democracy at Genos
tonight, and A. M. Post will speak
10 the republicans tomorrow even
ing.
1t never pays to take poor stock
20 market. The extra feed and care
10 make them fat will amply repay
the owner, as the price per pound il
always larger.
Rev. j. Q. A. Flehsrty left yes.
terdsy for Harvard, Clay county, his
new field Of labor. The best wishes
OF his friends at this place go with
him to his new home.
FouND.--A sum Of money on the
rosd between Fremont and Colum.
bus. The owner can have IL by
giving a satisfactory description and
paying for this advertisement.
LOST. - Saturday last, between
Rev. Goodsle's residence and Ne.
brssks Ave-, q lsdy's gold locket
The finder will be suitably reward,
ed by leaving the same at Hume
mans Office.
"A friend last Friday reported
10 US vote taken on the eastern
bound Z. p. passenger train which
resulted for Garfield rs males and
30 femsles-total lO6-Hsncock l.
males and l9 females-total 81.
james Kay is making an addi.
ton to his already neat and commo.
dious dwelling-house, and James
Salmon is doing the work. Both
these men are from "Merrie old
England" and are such citizens a.
any community might be proud of
FoR SALE.-A dwelling-house and
lot in q very desirable part of th,
city. Will be sold at q sacrifice, q,
the money is needed. The house il
new and cost more money than Il
asked for both house and lot. ,Fol
further particulars inquire at I'll,
JOURNAL Office.
OF course the editor of the
JouREAL has been catching it since
bis nomination for state senator
And now comes the Home Neus oI
Osceola to say: "Brother Turner Ii
sminently fitted for the position
and we hope be will be elected BY 9
rousing majority