The Columbus journal., 1881-06-29

Mrs. Marshall Smith l. still in
bad health.
W. II. Wilson of Schuyler war
In town Saturday.
IL. L. Small shipped 1900 lbs
OF butter Monday.
1t YOU want groceries At Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
Ernst Walter is the name of the
new clerk az kramer's.
WIN. kiock il up from Flats
mouth on few days visit.
John WiggiHs has treated his
hardware store To a coat OF paint.
Rev. Bristol preached an unus-
ually good sermon Sunday evening.
F. Meade has corn four feet
high. Ii was planted the first OF
MAY.
James Cushing was in town
Saturday, looking ia excellent
health.
If you want a choice article OF
Michigan cider vinegar call on VIM.
Becker.
Mrs. Y. f. Small went west
Tuesday of last week, 10 Join her
husband.
Follow the crowd TO Fits"
Book and Fancy goods store, opp,
pOst-ofiice.
Dan. Clother came up from
Omaha Monday TO take a rest of a
few days.
The celebration OF the Fourth al
David Ciiv promises to be a magni-
ficent affair
Call al Weber x knobel's, try
some OF their meat, and find ont
NiitiT prizes.
-Orviile G. Dewey Of Wheeling,
w. Va, stopped over night in the
city last week.
Fred. Blasser has iGst finished
for Mr.. Wei-Land. near Mathis, a
barn 2iNGS feet.
--Tropic Fruit Laxative, and Hun
ysdi Yanos mineral water, at Dow
", Weaver a Cos.
C. c. Lsuck is.the new grocery
man on llth street, one door east OF
Heintz's drug store.
John IIemplcman has enlarged
his borders, to make room for his
increasing business.
Humphrey will celebrate the
Fourth with races and dances both
day time and eyf.ing.
Monday was very good day
tor killing weeds. 1t was likewise
very severe on workmen.
j. w. Early sold last week
hundred and fifteen head of the
cattle De recently purchased.
For yonr lard. hams. shoulders
aud bacon 90 10 Weber X Knobcl's
and get them at Omaha prices.
The road track aud material
from Duncan TO the Loupe river was
taken up and removed last week.
Mrs. BARCLAY Jones is visiting
with her sister Mrs. w. Warrington
aud her daughter Mrs III. Thurston.
Mrs. Fred. Blasser returned
Sunday from Chicago, where she has
been visiting the past seven weeks.
Mr.. Snider of Stearns was in
town Saturday with two loads of
hogs, getting S440.a hundred for
them.
We learn that Creston will celc-
brate the Fourth, :. :. McAllister.
Esq, of this city delivering the
oratiop.
--Wm. Gerhold tells us that he
has rye with heads six and half
inches long ana seventy two kernels
TO the head.
There was a nice shower at
Humphrey Sunday night. We were
expecting the same here, hut il
didn't come.
Shed. POstle says that the corn
crop in lows and Illinois does not
look avnrable--there has been too
much water.
On Monday the thermometer
here indicated l04o in the the shade,
and on the south side of a brick
house, l2jo
The lady who lost an esr-drop
in Columbus, June 18th, can know
its whereabouts by inquiry at the
JOURNAL office.
WANTED.-A good girl experience
ed in cooking and general house |
work. Good wages. Enquire at |
New York Store.
Joe. Henggler left us last week |
splendid specimens of wheat and |
oats from the farm OF his brother |
Fred. on She'll creek.
- Senator Saunders was in the |
city Saturday, stopping only a few |
minutes. lie had been in the north
ern part of the State.