The Columbus journal., 1881-09-14

prices call Oh Lamb.
Mike Schram has had a recent
wrestle with the mumps.
Mr.. Omar Rose and family start
for Wisconsin tomorrow.
5000 to loan in one or two lots
at Becher & Prices. BOWL.
Prepare for the Platte County
Fair, Oct, 4th. 9th, 9th, and 9TH.
u. W. Early, Co. Treasurer, is
somewhat afflicted by rheumatism.
Mise Marian George will pass
the winter here, attending school.
If you want a choice article OF
Michigan cider vinegar call on VIM.
Becker.
Taylor, Schultz & Co. have about
completed a large house for their
lumber.
Judge Geer and A. NJ. Post,
Esq, attended court at Fullerton
last week.
Mrs. ID. c. KavaBaugh started
for Milwaukee Monday, intending
TO stop awhile at Omaha.
Rev. Bristol and wife returned
last week from their visit to the
southern part of the State.
We see that among post-mas.
ters recently appointed the name of
4. c. Ryan appears for Platte Center
Everybody who has anything
nice in the line of farm products or
stock should come with il to the fair.
Money TO loan at low rates and
no commissions, one TO five years
time, At Becher & Prices. 20-w-3
Don't forget John ElliOtt's sale
OF stock, farm implements, etc, al
Postville, this county, Tuesday Sep.
9th.
L. Berhaupt is located at Mon
mouth, ILL.,, and seems yet TO take an
interest in some of his old friends
here.
Platte county Fair is not Sept.
4th-7th as published in the Dem
ocrat. Say Oct. and you will be
right.
Henry Woods was at Lincoln
during the reunion, uniting bus
mess with plessure,-likewise Geo.
Fairchild.
George Lehman is home for a
few DAYS stay. Tie has secured an
other contract, and is pushing mat
ters lively.
Charles Ziegler has returned
from his sojourn in the mountain
regions of Colorado. aud is looking
an tip-tOp health.
We understand that Major
Frank North. who came down from
the west last week, is not so well as
he has usually been.
Mrs. G. b. Bailey took a trip 10
Council Bluffs last week TO see her
sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Dodge, before her
departure for New York.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
Oost-ofIice, and get the highest mar
Set price in cash for them.
"A correspondent Of the Omaha
Herald says that 1. n. Taylor has
purchased 100 600 brick to finish his
three-story hotel at Oakdale.
Judge Higgins and Byron Mil
lett were in Madison Saturday last
on legal business preparatory TO the
next term of court at that place.
Mr.. Henry Meyer showed us
Saturday two samples of wool from
his spring lambs shorn the first of
Sep. They were long AMI good.
We will furnish the Omaha
Weekly Republican, with the Jour
NAL for So 20 a year. Call and see a
specimen copy of the Republican,.
Mrs. A. III. Gibson and her son
William came into the city Friday
She will remain for a while with
her daughter, Mrs. WILDER Lincoln,
We welcome No. l, Vol. / oi
the Fullerton LdT'idt, published by
Cslkins Il Bixby; il is the legal and
lineal representative of the Journal
If you want 10 see the new
STYLES in cloaks and dolmans, and
want TO buy one very low, step into
kramer's Y. Y. c. c. Store. 20-w-l
From the look of the L. z. train
yesterday morning a. il passed
down, it seemed as though Nebras-
ks had turnned loose 10 20 to the
State Fair.
The sale of property belonging
10 the Norris estate has been post.
poned, TO what date we are not sd-
vised. In the list are some valuab lie
tracts and town lots.
The bridge over the big slough
on the Ernst road out of the city is
down-st one end, and up at the
other. The driving is good enough
for light loads near by.
II. Ernst never would be happy
unless he had some improvement to
think about. We don't know what
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