The Columbus journal., 1881-05-04
e. J. BAer went west Monday.

If you want groceries At Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
For good article of table butter
call at Wm. Becker's.
Everything in the vegetable line
lie "up snd s-cOming."
We learn that teams are wanted
by the L p. al 81 day.
BoRN.-Sunday, May lst. to Mrs.
Joseph Smith, daughter.
A telephone line is talked of
between Fullerton and Genoa.
Ed. North started Saturday for
the cattle rancho on the Dismal.
food, double hsrro ws, complete,
at Wm. Becker's, for six dollars.
John Virgins and Rob. McIn-
tire returned Sunday from ST. Joe.
w. n. McCandlish of Creston
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
A. n. Briggs of Albion was in
town Monday greeting old friends
M. Schram, jr., is around sgsin,
after his severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Fred. Shaw las started for BOs-
ton, expecting Ia be gone about 30
days.
Farm for rent. Call at the Bos-
ton boot and shoe store, opp. post
Choice Michigan cider, bottled,
to.be had at Wm, Becker's. Come
aud try.ir
jas. Jones, well known to all
our old citizens, is reported dan
gerously III.
-Wm. Little, who has been sick
fora long time with rheumatism, is
around sgain.
If YOU want any paper hanging,
kslsomiuing or painting done, go
TO J. c. Echols.
Bishop Clarkson will otficiate
In the Episcopal Church on Sunday
next at III a. IN.
Twenty nine men went west
from here Monday TO work on the
Julesburg branch.
For the best and finest boots
and shoes made, and for sale at the
Boston Shoe store.
Go to ]. &. Echols for your wall
paper, where you can get it furnish
ed on the wall cheap.
-Jno. Robinson of St. Paul has
been spending a few days in the
city among bis old friends.
Mr.. w. s. Struble left the city
Monday for Colorado, where he ex-
poets TO remain some time.
Geo. Camp and Adolph Shaad
have charge of A. Heintz's drug
store in his absence abroad.
We acknowledge the receipt of
very nice boquet from Miss Addie
Millett's collection of flowers.
j. A. Freyhsn of Kearney has
a situation with l.. Kramer at the
New York Cheap Cash Store.
Customers say that VIM. Becker
has got the best stock of potatoes in
town, and they are going fast.
"A good family driving horse for
sale; also a set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
Mrs. Frank Brogden of Grand
Island, sister to Mrs. A. NJ. Jen-
nings and Mrs. Jno. Routson, is Wis
iting in the city.
Fred. Matthews has taken charge
of Morse a Gains stations, aud as
usual will keep them shining like a
bran new dollar.
Bishop Clarkson will deliver
tAs lecture Saturday evening, in the
Msennerchor Hall on the "Religion
of the p ramids."
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
post-office, and get the highest mar
ket price in cash for them.
Judge Higgins has some ash and
walnut trees that would be very
nice for door-yards. Better call on
him soon, if you want any.
LAST week Mrs. ID. Anderson
agsin returned from Omaha, where
she had been for several weeks,
under the care of DIR. Coffman.
Last week David Anderson
shipped from Albion to Lost Creek
car Of fat hogs, which were driven
INTO Columbus and shipped 10
market.
The first A. & n. train since the
fosd, came in Monday evening, and
the conductor informed us that the
trains will now run regularly until
the next thaw.
Many thanks 10 Mrs. G. W.
Henggler for boquet of fine how-
ers. As they appear on our table,
they are q sure prophetic voice of
the summer 10 be.