The Columbus journal., 1881-05-11

ley, Colorado, Thursday last.
Good, double hsrrows, complete,
al VIM. Becker's, for six dollars.
We congratulate the Madison
Chronicle on its improved appear
snoe.
Farm for rent. Call at the Bos-
ton boot and shoe store, opp. post
office.
W. 5. Cook takes charge Of the
lightning department at the A. & n.
depot.
S. &. Smith reports several gen.
tlcmen from the old country looking
for farms.
e. V. CLARK. + q, ofGenoa, also
Judge Riley of Albion were in town
Saturday.
Choice Michigan cider, bottled,
TO be had at Wm. Becker's. Come
and try il.
DIR. Bonesteel. who has had a
severe attack of rheumatism, is
around again.
If you want any paper hanging,
kalsomining or painting done, 90
10 j. G. Echols.
Mr.. Simmons has made some
very neat improvements on his
premises i'm the city.
Treasurer Early offers 500 re-
ward for the conviction of the bur
glars of Friday night.
Invitations were out for the
marriage Saturday last OF Carl Staab
and Miss Annie Mueller.
The first train out from Colum-
bus on the A. & n. after the flood
had 26 cars aud a caboOse.
-Heitkemper x Bro, in the line
of iewelry, clocks, watches, &c, are
not TO be eXcelled 10y any.
The universal testimony from
our Nebraska exchanges is that there
never was better crop prospect.
w. n. Hensley, Esq, late editor
of the Era, started for the great
west Thursday last. Success TO him.
"A good family driving horse for
sale: also set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
Office.
When YOU want TO sit in an
easy chair and have a pleasant, clean,
comfortable shave, 60 to Fatty"
Woods.
Miss Mary L. Bowman, return
ed TO the city last Friday from Da-
kota. where she bad been visiting
brother.
Rev. Father Ryan has put up a
neat picket fence on his premises,
and otherwise improved bis prop
erty on 10Th II.
The A. a n. force reconstructed
1860 feet of bridge in Ii days. IL is
said the A. & n. has the best steam
pilc-driver made.
The attention OF correspondents
and advertisers Is called to the par
agrsph at the head of the first coll
umn of this page.
-COincidental. II. j. Hudson's
oldest and youngest sons were born
on the 9Th of May; one daughter
was born on the 4th.
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.
The friends of Rev. Fleharty
are invited 10 meet at the NJ. +.
church this evening, as he desires TO
enjoy with them a social visit.
Six cases of all Kinds of straw
hats were received last Monday
morning by L. Kramer. The neat
est and nobbiest hats we ever saw.
DIR. Brown and J. u. Bell, of
BellwOod, Butler county, were in
the CITY Saturday. The latter gen.
tleman is the proprietor of that
village.
The Butler County Press has
some severe structures upon repre-
,u,stive Jensen for his vote on
Senate File No. 40 in the late leg
islsture.
j. II. Reed, one of the most
energetic farmers and stOck-grow-
ers in the county, had finished seed
ing the other day, l60 acres, doing
the work in l5 days.
Since Friday last the A. & n.
have been running a mixed train
over their line, leaving Columbus at
5:45 q. m, arriving at Lincoln as
usual and returning here at 7:l5.