The Columbus journal., 1881-01-19

New York Buckwhest II pur at
Marshall Smiths.
Don't forget the "Octoroon F"
Thursday and Friday nights.
Major Frank North wss seeing
the legislative elephant last week.
Queen City suspenders, for ladies
aud children, at Mrs. NJ. S. brakes.
The PIunketts are playing in
Colorado, and other western parts,
this winter.
A nice selection Of wall paper
for Ii cents Double Roll 1T Douty :,
Weaver Il Cos.
Go TO Mrs. NJ. 5. brakes for
millinery, fancy goods, aEu Psrker's
patent notices.
sam. Rickly has sold out his
butcher business at Albion. He
came home Monday.
Michigan apples and cider going
rapidly at VIM. Becker's. Call soon,
before they are all gone.
W. A. McAllister went to Lin
coin last Friday to watch the pro-
gress Of the Senatorial fight.
The Spring term of the district
court OF Platte county will COM
mence on the IL h of March.
MIR. Chss. Wentworth and wife
left Columbus Thur-dsy last for
their old home in Wisconsin.
F. G. Gslbrsith. formerly a bus
iness man of Columbus, now OF AL
bion. was in the city last week.
Father Ryan went TO Lincoln
this week. lie says he wants to be
in at the senatorial victory of Pad
dock.
If anybody wants a good farm
wagon he should examine the Co.
quil,ard at VIM. Becker's before
purchasing.
An interesting and instructive
letter on the subject of brick stoves
may be found elsewhere in this issue
of the JOURNAL.
kendall. in the old Yankee far
mer character of "Uucle JOSH" the
last night of his stay at this place,
was "immense."
Lutte North returned again to
the wild freedom of rancho lite on
the Dismal last week, after several
weeks spent at home.
Frank p. Burgess has been
elected and installed one of the Of
flicers of the Grand Army of the
Republic AT Golden Colorado.
---R. b. McIntire is building an
addition TO his business building Oh
llth street. He contemplstes open
ing q restaurant, so we are informed.
We are pleased to see w. Il. |
Rickly again at his place of business,
aud to hear that his family are all
in tsir way to recover their usual
health.
The New Orleans Weekly
Democrat containing interesting
Southern news can be secured with
the Columbus JOURNAL for three
dollars year.
Mr.. Alb. Turner Of the Columbus
State Bank, started for Utah last
Thursday. We believe he has gone
on business in connection with a
cattle speculation.
Justice Bailey informs ms that
he has docketed since Jsn.lIth 1880,
to Jan. III, 1881, 30 cases, which
have been disposed of. Ten of the
cases were criminal.
Miss Rose Rickly, teacher in the
primary department of our high
school, has been prevented from at
tending TO her duties for several
days past by sickness.
A delegation of gentleman aud
ladies from Boone county, including
the wife of Senator Smith, made
pleasant call at this office Monday.
They were on their way to visit
Lincoln.
The cold weather and slippery
condition of the roads have kept the
farmers pretty close to home for the
past two or three weeks, but Mon
day witnessed the streets lined with
their teams.
Fred. Cosn, who a short time
ago met with an accident at the Era
Office, in this city, by having his
hand mashed in job press, is setting
type on the WeStern Ne6raSkidn at
North Platte.
The State Journal Co. has sent
us copy of their new map of Ne
braska. Ii is good one. We will
furnish our Journal, the State
Journal weekly aud this map of
Nebraska for So 30 cents.
Last Thursday, ID. Anderson
shipped one car load of cattle, and
one car of hogs to Chicago. The
cattle were the heaviest and fattest
ever shipped from Columbus, aver
aging over l,S0O lbs. each.
The suggestion of our correspon-
dent in this issue of the JOURNAL TO