The Columbus journal., 1880-11-03
Indian Summer.

Columbus ought TO have a pub
lie reading room.
Shippers complain that they can
not get empty cars enough.
Trimmed hats at Mrs. NJ. s.
brakes for 81 and upwards.
When you want apples don't
forget to go to Marshall Smiths.
The button-holing season has
closed-and now for the returns.
-Californi. canned fruit,-a large
lot, in assorted cases, at Oehlrich x
Bros.
The streets Of the city were
crowded with farmers teams Sat
uaday.
We are pleased TO notice David
Schupbsch again at his place of
business.
"A child can buy as cheap as a
msn at the Boston Shoe Store, opp.
pOst-Ofiice.
Now is the time TO subscribe
for the JOURNAL, 81 a year, 80 cents
three months.
The Clarksville Messenger says
the very air Of that place seems to
breed beiligerency.
Communion aud Bsptismal SER
mon at the Congregational church
next Sabbath morning.
"A sheriff sale of a couple OF
horses occurred in front Of Speice Il
North's Office Saturday.
Go to the Sons Of Temperance
public meeting at the NJ. f. church
Friday evening, Nov. 5th.
WASTED.-A girl to do house
work in a small family. Inquire st
the Office of Becher Il Price.
We will furnish the JOURNAL
and the Omaha Weekly Republican,
one year. postage paid, for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wilken
were on Tuesday last delighted with
the arrival at their house of daugh-
ter.
Turn out 20 the sons public tenn
perance meeting Friday evening
Nov. 9Th ~ o'clock. Good meet
ing expected.
will T. Rickly will pay the
highest cash price for 50 head Of
., 3, and year old steers, delivered
st Columbus.
C. A. Schroeder has a new gun
which in point Of size might be con-
sidered the daddy" of all shot-guns
In these parts.
Mrs. Seburg is now located in
her new boarding house quarters,
the house of A. M. Jennings which
she has rented.
FoR RENT.-A house, centrally
located, and suitable for dwelling or
boarding house. Inquire at the
JOURNAL Office.
"A. {. Tigner conducted the re-
ligious services at the NJ. +. Church
Sunday forenoon, delivering quite
. good discourse.
BLANK notes,-bsnk, Joint. indi-
vidusl and work-and.labor, neatly
bound in books of 80 and loo, for
ssle st the Journal office.
Leopold Jseggi, who has charge
of Schupbsch & Jaeggis lumber
yard st Genos, came down Saturday
evening and spent Sunday in the
city.
The new Presbyterian college
for Nebraska is 10 be located at
Bellevue. Rev. J. A. Hood. for
merly OF this place, is one Of the
trustees.
Thomas Bryant, Esq. an intelli-
gent gentleman and capitalist, open
ed what will be known as 1.-The
Farmers Bank, in Schuyler, Mon
day last.
Weber & Knobe's delivery
team ran away last Friday and in
their circumlocutions struck the COR
per of A. Heintz's barn, almost de-
mOlishing the wagon.
Both political parties in this city
were very active on election day.
Several express conveyances were
busy during election hours in con-
veying voters TO and from the polls.
There 10 q certain class of boy s
that hang around the church win
dows every Sunday night. And
ifthese same boys don't carry them
selves pretty straight, they will get
into trouble.
John Hsrrigsn OF this city who
hsd been i'll for some time past with
typhoid fever died on Monday night.
We understand the funeral will take
plsee to-day under the charge of the
Columbus Firemen.
A runaway occurred on 1ltb
street yesterday, by team which
started in front of the JOURNAL
Office, and ran west up the street,
and were stopped at the depot plat
form without doing any harm.