The Columbus journal., 1881-03-23

james Haney's infant son died
of diphtheria Sunday last.
r 3. Mcintyre has removed his
family TO his premises on llth st.
Queen City suspenders, for ladies
aud children, at Mrs. NJ. S. brakes.
Rob. Lewis, and Jno. Elliott
were in town early Monday morn
ing.
The snow is going now just as
the farmer wants il to go--into the
ground.
"A number have petitioned for
license to sell liquor, under the new
ordinance aud new law.
- Messrs. Hulst & Price have
added bailed hay to their line of feed
for stock. Give them a call.
B. Millet, Esq, attended court
at Albion last week, and the Argus
gives him quite "send-off"
For the next 80 days we will
sell at greatly reduced prices to save
cost of moving. j. Il. Delsman & Co.
John Becker has been appointed
postmaster at Akron, Boone county,
Neh, a new Office established last
week.
"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.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
pOst-office, and get the highest mar
ket price in cash for them.
L. II. Jewell and Chas. Zeigler
left for Utah, Saturday, to bring in
lot of cattle. They will probably
return some time next fall.
Mr.. Ollermsn, David City's jew
eller, was in the city several days
last week, and while here "tooted"
his horn with the brass band boys.
--Ifyou want groceries, dry-goods
boots and shoes at wonderfully low
= prices, GO to J. B. Delsman's before
he removes TO his new place of
business.
The next session of the City
Council will be held at the City
Hall, April 2nd, ~ p.m., instead of
at the Office of the Mayor, as has
lately been the rule.
j. NJ. Anderson made us a bust
ness call yesterday morning. He
has rented his farm, and will seek
another place where he will have
more range for stock.
Everybody we have heard men,
tion il, speaks in the highest terms
of the supper at the A. D. III. ball,
prepared by Mesdames Myers, Nc
Cam, Goodwin Phillips and Clark.
More machinery was going into
the country Monday. This looks
like taking Time by the fOrelock;
the fact is, this year, that those who
don't catch him in that way, will not
catch him at all.
To Chicago ria Central City, is
now the order in these parts. The
railroads in Nebraska sre doing no
bic work during the floods, straining
every nerve and using every means
TO accommodate the public.
The Messrs. Ernst, successors to
Schultz & Pohl, have on hands a
large supply of agricultural imple-
ments, and are making preparations
TO supply all demands. Look out
for an ad advertisement next week.
1t seems that what gorges there
have been of the Loup river near
here comparatively smalD have
been at Buck Island, and at the A.
& n. bridge, both of them throwing
the waters of the river toward the
north.
Owing to contemplated removal
VIM. Hunnemsn offers for sale q
good mich cow, horse, harness and
phseton, and several other articles;
he will also sell his residence at q
low price, and on reasonable terms.
Inquire of VIM. Zimmerman or VI.
Price. -
The q. p. run two car loads Of
hogs for Anderson and Virgins, up |
ro Central City and over the b.
NJ. to Omaha on Friday last, which
certainly exhibits a gratifying dispo-
sition to facilitate the shipping in
terests of Columbus, during the
storm.
Adam Forepsugh, the great
Snowman, offers premium of slO.-
600 for the handsomest woman in
the land, to appear daily for thirty
weeks in his Great Pageant. All
photographs must be in hand by the
3lst from which the selection will
be made.