The Columbus journal., 1881-03-30
WANTED.-A herder. j. ii. Reed.

The County Commissioners ar
IN session.
The best custom work at th,
Boston Shoe Store.
If you want groceries at Omah,
prices call on Lamb.
The threatened snow storm o
Monday did not come.
Mr.. FuIlford of Creston was in
town one day last week.
"A. G. Tigner from exposure wa.
on the sick list last week.
Richsrt Hart of Pennsylvania
has settled in Humphrey precinct.
Clarence, son OF Hon. L. GerrarC
was sick with diptheris last week,
The Elkhorn at Waterloo wa
rising q foot an hour Monday night
Frank Gillette shipped six cal
losds of cattle last week for Colo
RADIO.
A farm Of 200 acres for rent foul
miles from Columbus. Enquire o.
Byron Millett.
If YOU want any paper hanging
kalsOmining or painting done, &c
10 j. G. EchOls.
do you need any kind of fish by
the 10. kid or bbl., cheap, go to }. b.
Dclsman a. Co.'S.
The owner of a scarf found at
the Hibernian ball can have the
same by paying for this notice.
The snow in the city and yicini-
ty on FRIDAY last had about all dis
appeared except the deep drifts.
Money to loan. A few thous-
and dollars on good farming land, A.
HENRY, Agent for Clara |. Henry.
For the next 30 DAYS we will
sell at greatly reduced prices to save
cost of moving. J. b Delsman a. Co.
"A good family driving horse for
sale; also a set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
The thermometer was very low
last week, but not so low as that
sugar-drip keg Syrup at J. B. Dels-
man & Co.'S.
Z. Norton and his two little
daughters Elias and Fannie returned
from Iowa last week where they
spent the winter.
Those writing communications
for the JOURNAL should accompany
them with their real names, as a
guarantee of good faith.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
post-office, and get the highest mar
ket price in cash for them.
All are invited 10 attend q social
at the Me. church Wednesday even
ing April 9th. Songs, chsrades, read
ings, etc. Also refreshments.
The person who took lady's
plume at the HIibernian ball is well
known and will save trouble by
returning the same TO the Chief of
Police.
If you want groceries, dry-goods
boots and shoes at wonderfully low
prices, 60 TO J. b Delsman's before
he removes 10 his new place of
business.
Among the very singular reme-
dies for a cold may be classed glue.
The inducement offered for a certain
young lady of the city TO adopt il
is a secret.
Little account should be taken
of the rise in the Platte, so long as
J. h. Delsman continues to sell gro-
ceries and dry-goods at low and
lower prices.
1T was reported shortly after the
freshet Saturday that the L. Il Loup
bridge had been moved several feet,
but such is not the case. Ii is per-
fectly in place.
The families of James Haney
and Patrick Hayes have the sym
psthy of their numerous friends IN
their time of sffliction, which is, in
deed, hard to bear.
Mr.. Smith, who went TO Rock
Island county, ILL.,, last fall on 8 Wis
il. returned last week. Iowa and
IN, bad then more snow than they
knew Whist to do with.
The regular train from the west
went down 10 the wash-Out on FRI
dsy, but found the track too unsafe
10 venture over: the eastern train in
the same condition, consequently no
through trains on the main line.
Al. Arnold lays in complaint
against the engineer Of No. l5 on the
L. p. for running backward and
forward on the street-crossing Mon
day last, and unnecessarily blowing
of steam, endangering those in
charge Of teams.
John Stasb was in the city Mon
day morning, laying in supplies. He
gives q graphic description of the
depth and quantity of snow at bis
place during the storms, and of the
difficulty strangers had in finding
where their dwelling ought to be.
Owing to contemplated removal
VIM. Zimmerman offers for sale
good milch COW, horse, harness and
phaeton, and several other articles
he will also sell his residence at
low price, and on reasonable terms.