The Columbus journal., 1880-02-11
The JOURNAL establish.
ment L. now permanently To-
Gated ON nth street. upstairs
i'm the JOURNAL building.

Tor safe.
"A good deal Of money is thrown
away on billiards.
Fancy box paper Is cts. at Do
lands Columbus Drug Store.
-Scloo! hooks at Ed. Fitzpst-
rick's, opposite the ~post-ofiice.
Geo. Hall and F. A. Habell of
Illinois are here looking for land.
For a first-class boot or shoe
and the best stock, go to Honahan's.
Twenty good brood sows for
sale cheap. Inquire of S. o. Ray
mond.
Ladies' fine sewed shoes for
500, al j. NJ. Honshan's on Olive
street.
-Non-Explosive Metallic Lamps.
Cannot be exploded, at Stillmsn's
Drug Store.
Fatty Woods has put up a neat
looking Indian at his place, as q
tobacco sign.
--Jno. Keller was taken suddenly
IN about a week ago. with conges-
ton Of the lungs.
FUN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! Nalen-
tines! from one cent up at Fitzpat-
rick's, opp p. o.
-Palmer's Perfume in bulk, the
best in the World, a; Doland's Co
Iumbus Drug Store.
The Congregational c~hurch-bell,
finest-toned in the city, chimes
cheerily on Sabbath.
-Keating & Sullivan arrived on
Wednesday last with a very nice lot
of choice young stock.
WIN Lamb will pay the highest
market price for 500 dozen eggs, al
his store on Neb., Avenue.
The corn-she!ler at Morrissey's
elevator shells nd cleans 100 BUSH
els a day, and is run By steam.
In the suit of Dickerson v.
Wake last Thursday before Justice
Millet, the Judgment was for Wake,
Judge II. ]. Hudson was shak-
ing hands with his old friends Mon
day. He don't look altogether well
yet.
LOST PANTS. - Somewhere be-
tween John Wise's and Columbus.
Finder will please leave at the jour
NAL Office.
Any one in need Of q pair OF
good Young work mules, with har-
ness aud wagon, would DO well to
call on T. j. Ellis.
Will Clark Kennsrd, who sends
us the correct answer to the 500,
100 head stock problem, explain how
he gets that result?
An persons knowing them
selves indebted 10 the undersigned
must settle before the 10th day Of
Feb. w. II. Randall.
A. Heitkemper Of Festina, Ia,
brother-in-law to J. Il. Delsmsn, ar
rived in the city last week, and will
locate here in business.
The friends Of Mrs. Fred. Rel.
mer will be pleased TO learn that she
has entirely recovered from her re-
cent attack Of diphtheris.
BLANK notes,-bank, joint, indi.
vidual and work-and-labor, neatly
bound in books of so and 100, fol-
sale at the Journal Office.
"A number Of the Omaha In.
dians who have been encampeG
south of the LOup for some time
started homeward Moaday.
o. A. Stearns wants everybody
20 know that he is now getting on.
the best photographs ever seen il
Columbus. Give him a call.
AT the regular monthly meetin,
of Engine Company Monday even
ing, Gus. Lockner was elected Pres
dent, and Robt. Uhlig, Sec'y.
-Thos. Watson, Saml. Alexander
and II. s. Coonrsd of Cisco, H., ar,
stopping at the Hammond House
They will locate ia Nance county.
The Platte valley lie noted 70
iis abundance of grass and hay. Tn
number of stacks visible has decreas
ed wonderfully during this winter
The Columbus Cornet Ban,
have added q fine new cornet &
their stock in trade. Lewis Schroe
der handles II like an old probes
sionsl.
On Sunday the wind was q
verely cold and piercing, but I'll
warm rays of the sun, on the soutf
ern slopes, melted the snow at moor
Spring is coming.
-"Dick" Nunnelly has q larg
arm chair made and sold b
Adam Adams, known heresbout
aud at present one Of the laborel
for the State at Lincoln.
The A. & N. were at the rive
Saturday, delivering material 70
the bridge. The piles for the bridg
have been driven about half Wa
across the south channel.