The Columbus journal., 1881-04-13
WANTED.--A herder. J. II. Reed.

Kramer has received his entire
new spring stock.
If you want groceries at Omahs
prices call on Lamb.
For good article of table butter
call at VIM. Becker's.
Choice Michigan cider, bottled,
10 be had at Wm. Becker's. Come
and try il.
"A farm of 200 acres for rent four
miles from Columbus. Enquire OF
Byron MilIetL
If you want any paper hanging,
kslsomining or painting done, 90
10 j. &. Echols.
Tie 10Th of April 81, is arbor
day In Nebraska, aud is set apart
for planting trees.
Engineer Tanning has run the
line of the new route between CO.
lumbus and Lost Greek.
Wanted, a few bosrders,s at build
ing formerly occupied as JOURNAL
Office. A. NJ. Jennings.
ACustomers say that VIM. Becker
has got the best stock of potatoes in
town, and they are going fast.
Joseph Loeb, representing II.
+. Hahn 4 Co, wholesale jewellers
of Chicago. was in the city Monday.
"A good family driving horse for
sale; also q set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
Office.
- Hiram Rice's resignation as
postmaster at Albion appears not 10
have stuck. He has been re-appOint-
ed at that place.
Remember that Ed. Fitzpatrick
can furnish You any book published,
or anything in use anywhere in the
line of stationery.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
post-ofice, and get the highest mar
ket price ia cash for them.
Senator III. +. Cady of Nebraska
City was ia town last week looking
after business interests. He is a
member of the Chicago Lumber Co.
The sOcisble at the NJ. +. Church
Wednesday evening was well at
tended, aud the young folks claim
they spent a very pleasant evening.
An are invited to attend a So
cisl at the NJ. +. Church Wednes-
day evening, April 10th, literary and
musical entertainment. Refresh
ments also.
ID. Anderson purchased of X.
ReynoldsOD, of Boone county, q
fat steers, that averaged nearly
l4O pounds. They will be shipped
east in few days.
Snow rain and sleet last Wed
nesdsy night. Worse and more of
il Sunday night aud Monday. II is
truly an extraordinary winter and
spring for Nebraska.
The bright, shining implements
are putting in their appearance, and
many q farmer will be tempted to
buy more than he actually needs,
simply because he can get it on time
Our first snow this season was
on the l4th Of October. The snow
of the llth and 18th was pretty near
ly six months afterwards, and il has
been pretty steady winter weather
all that time.
Next Sabbath evening, in place
OF the usual preaching service, the
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
will hold an appropriate Easter ser
vice, consisting Of Easter Anthems,
Hymns aud Scripture responses by
the congregation.
Thomas O'Neill, whose arrest
for alleged burglary at Humphrey
was mentioned last week, had a
bearing and was discharged, there
being no sufficient testimony against
him. The witness couldn't swesr
that Thomas was the man.
j. Shaw of Evanston, Wy, gave
US a pleasant call Monday. In bis
country they have been having
splendid weather for several weeks.
Men work out of doors in their shirt
sleeves, wheat is all in, grass is up
in the valleys, aud the spring is
well slong.
Elliott & Luers have established
themselves in the implement bust
pess, and both being reliable, res
ponsible, thorough business men,
and well informed in their line, those
wishing farm implements, buggies.
pumps, &c, will find il 10 their in
terest to see them.
"Wednesday evening in this city
and vicinity it rained, sleeted, snow
ed, lightniDged and thundered; aud
Thursday evening about three or
four inches of snow fell. The wea-
ther otherwise is pleasant enough,
and the lsrks were singing Friday
morning as cheerily as il there was
Nc beautiful snow"
A. W. Dolsnd wishes to sell his
property In Columbus, aud will give
a rood bargain. Good house and