The Columbus journal., 1881-10-19
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AT the Opera House, Oct. p, 2s,
18th. 25-w-2
The Kendalls are coming, no,
ho, DO, hO. 25-w-2
Mrs. Kittie Bonesteel went east
Friday last.
Go to Riekly 4 HOIman's for
choice meats. s5wl
-Wm. Tyrrel came in from Den
yer Saturday.
". T. Price went to Council
Bluff Monday.
A splendid mans suit at S4-5O at
Friedhof & Cos. 25-I
Nails OF sll kinds at W. H..
Winterbothsm's. 25-w-2
"A carload of nails at Ernst,
Newman & Co.'S.
We would like to know the sd-
dress Of A. Dresser.
If you want groceries At Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
food men can make first-rste
wages here husking corn.
A sleet storm west of Cheyenne
the fore part OF last week.
-Children's cloth mitts at . cts.
per pair, at Friedhof 4 Cos. 25-l
The streets were crowded with
teams aud people on Saturday.
samuel Rickly was sick a few
days last week with fever and ague.
H. ). Elliott has been appointed
postmaster at Postville, this county.
BORN.-To Mrs. Willard Chaplin,
Oct. 18th, & daughter. All doing
well.
If you want q choice article OF
Michigan cider vinegar call on Wm.
Becker.
Ed. Smith of Kramer's estab-
lishment is confined to his room by
sickness.
Don't tail to see our II and So
cts. dress goods, all colors, at Fried
hof& Cos. 25-l
The absent members of the
JOURNAL families are expected home
next week.
"A splendid assortment of men's
and boys hats and caps, At Fried
hof 4 Co's. 25-l
The cheapest place in the state
70 buy hardware, i at W. IL. Win
terbotham's. 25-w-2
The A. 4 Y. train now leaves
Columbus Al 8 20 A. m. and arrives
at s: 35 p. N.
Hon. Guy {. Barton, formerly
OF North Platte. i to become 4 resi-
dent of Omaha.
Largest line of pocket and
table cutlery in the State. At ". ii.
Wiuterbotham's. 25-w-2
-Wm. Dsugherty spent a couple
of days last week visiting his friends
in Butler county.
Plenty of old papers in bundles
of ten each. for five cents q bundle,
st the JOURNAL Office. If
Claude CofTey was under ar
rest Monday, charged with stealing
a coat from Gillett's barn.
Mrs. :. J. Camp started Thurs
day last for Ls Grange, Ga, where
she expects to pass the winter.
If you need school books, pens,
ink or paper, don't forget to call one
door north of POst-office. 25-w-l
-Rickly 4 Hoffman on Ilth street,
1t their new place, have everything
neat and clean. Order your meat OF
them. 25wl
Misty, cloudy, drizzlv aud cool
here several days last week. Mon
day morning the clouds began Ito
Zee away
Every mother that wants TO- see
her boy dressed in a neat, new suit
should examine Kramer's new stock
of BOYS clothing. 24-w-2
j. II. Meyer brought into the
city Monday fifteen head of fat cat
tie, for which be received the neat
little sum of $40.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
Jost-Office, and get the highest mar
zet price in cash for them.
Il J. Slattery's, one door north
OF Z. %, ls the place TO buy books,
papers and stationery of all kinds.
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We will furnish the OmAhs
Weekly Republican, with the JOUR
NAL for s.. 20 a year. Call and see a
specimen copy of the Republican.
C. II. Young has contracted to
put up = dweIling-hOuse on Mrs.
Barrow's farm, which, we learn, has
been let for term of three years.
Remember thst W. II. Winter
botham Is in the hardware business
Sgsin more extensively than ever,
next door south of Post-office. 25-w-2
Save your dimes and take your
wife and children to see the Ken
dsll's, Thursday, Friday and Sat-