The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

If you want groceries al Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
For a good article of table butter
call AT Wan. Hecker's.
--The.Ocriaenials played to full
house Thursday night.
RoEN TO Mrs. c. II. Young,
Jane lIih. daughter.
Craig Brown was in Columbus
Monday on hi- way home.
-Mrs. Maggie Seburg Is confined
To her bed by severe illness.
j. J. Eicklcy and F. f. Gillette
have donu"d the Red Ribbon.
Eau-dan X Shoiwell slipped
last wceI IIooo lb-. of butter.
A. II. Post. Ed, and family
started 'ar Iowa Monday morning
-Chs.. M1goou, a young lawyer
OF Lincoln. was ia town over sun.
day.
Binl~ IEaerl came up from
Schu, Ter last week, 10 visit the
"boy,."
IT YOU want a choice article of
Michigan cider vinegar call on VIM.
Eockcr.
Fo!law fhr crowd to "Fitz's"
Erri. and Fancy goods store, opp
P"-l-ufiice.
Mrs. Benz. Spiclm9n. who was
not expected TO live Last week, is
improving.
w. c. sutton and NJ. :. Stevens
Of Boorc county gave us business
call Thursday.
Martin Heinz got up from his
bed Saturday, being just five weeks
trOn MS injury.
-Troric Fruit Laxative, and Hun
ysIi Yauos mineral wafer, at Dow
~, Weaver ~ COS.
Geo. Clark was brought 10 the
city Tuesday Of last week 10y Dep
uty Shcr'n Jno. Huber.
Fora 'amill garden, that tended
by the lsdics At Stengger's eXcels any
Ne have -ecn this year.
i. Z. Tasker OF Platte Center
and !. II. Saciider OF Wsttsville
were in the city Monday.
Eeach Ilinman, E.q., of North
Platte. shook hands with many old
acqaaintsnces here on the lGth.
We are sorry Ia learn that our
fricnd W. a. Sel-or lost all his
crops b, the hail storm OF the ll,h.
The roIAudcr. who played the
raised-chrck game ON Barnhart, is
an prison tor selling mortgaged
property.
Hon. &. W Browns father and
his brnthcr Craig aiIi,ed in the city
"Wednesday cvcnin. last and took
tlte train Tor Albion.
The schools Of Dis; l3 hold a
Iir-nir at Sievens's grove Friday.
The & lionel j. determined 10 have r
good place Of re-ort.
HI Knierly and wife. of Tus-
rarawas county. Ohio, are in the
city visiting Mrs. G.. W. Stevens,
sister OF Mr.. kuisely.
Tommy" Stewart aud "Jim"
Scott have gone Ia Oeceola 20 attend
the races there Friday and Saturday,
aud then on to Lincoln.
Farmers, hiring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
bo-t-ollicr, and get the highest mar
oct price in cash for them.
Charley" O'Bricn. of the y. Y.
Cheap Cash Store. started Sunday
for Omaha where he will spend
several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. a. Il. Gibson of Greeley
county arrived ia the city Thursday
last. and rctarned saturday accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Henry
Woods.
Carrie. oldest daughter oG J. n.
Lawson. drr'd. is living with Mr..
and Mr.. Levi Jenkins: and Annie,
the Younger, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Hammond.
~ TX senator Jarvis Lord and
wite, OF New York. left last We'd
nesdav for Columbus, TO visit
nephew who has rancho in that
OWohg Item.
Little Josie Phillips, the eight
year old son OF :. f. Phillips, who
for the past four weeks has been
very low with typhoid fever. is out
OF danger and improving rapidly.
james McAllisier starts this
evening for Montana, accompanied
by his granddaughter, Miss Laura.
daughter OF James, ir., who has been
here attending school since Sep
ttmbcr last.
There will be a picnic at Watts
vile on the Fourth--of July, of
course. with a dance in the evening.
a general invitation is extended to
everybody TO bc present and have
4 good time.
Those who want 10 see a good