The Columbus journal., 1881-03-16

prices call on Lamb.
cough! Please tread on the tail
o. me coat"--to-morrow.
"A dwelling-house to rent. In
euire al the Nebraska House.
Everybody is going to the Hi
bernian ball tomorrow evening.
Queen City suspenders, for ladies
aud children, at Mrs. NJ. 5. brakes.
B. ID. Ball, L. S. Deputy Mar
shall, Of Omaha, was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. c. Fifield will spend her
vacation with friends at Wauhoo,
this state.
John F. Owens, the great come
dian was on the east-bound u. L.
train Sunday.
School closed in district Ii on
Friday last, to open again on the
fifth of April.
-Hulst & Price have got their
feed mill started in connection with
their elevator.
Go TO Mrs. VI. s. brakes for
millinery, fancy goods, aEu Parker's
patent notices.
DO you need any kind of fish by
the 10. kid or bbl., cheap, go TO j. b.
Delsman & Co.'S.
Money TO loan. A few thous-
and dollars on good farming land, A.
HENRY, Agent for Clara l. Henry.
"A good family driving horse for
sale; also a set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
1t is said that west of Plum
Creek for thirty miles, the Platte
valley is one continuous sheet oi
water.
Information was received here
Sunday that the ice, in the Loup had
broken up at St. Paul, in howard
county.
Grand parade by Omaha and
Columbus divisions of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians tomorrow
forenoon.
The thermometer was very low
last week, but not so low as that
sugar-drip keg Syrup at J. b. Dels-
man & COZ.
"A special meeting Of the City
Council will be held this evening 10
receive petitions and applications for
license to sell liquors.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
post-office, and get the highest mar
ket price in cash for them.
One solitary robbin made its
appearance in Fremont on the Sd
inst. Ii is now the 10th, and the
snow bird still fingers with us.
1t seems that our townsman, F
Brodfuehrer lost about $500 in the
recent fire at Albion, having had al
interest in the jewelry store there.
The Messrs. Ernst, dealers in
agricultural implements, speak &c
the public in a new advertisement
Don't fail to see them before buy
ing.
Mr.. Parker, the very efficient
agent of the Lincoln Journal Co.
was in our city several days las
week on business, the which he j,
very full of.
H. NJ. Wilson, a blacksmith a
Fullerton, recently had all the rib,
Oh bis left side broken from the bacl
bone, aud one leg fractured while
shoeing a vicious horse.
John c. McMahon has been ap
pointed by Treasurer Early to collec
all back taxes on personal property
He started on his rounds yesterday
be prepared TO meet him.
The Messrs. Ernst, successors {
Schultz 4 Pohl, have on hands
large supply of agricultural imple
ments, and are making preparation
TO supply all demands. Look on
for an advertisement next week.
Mr.. John Nafe, who lately off
ciated as operator at the A. X \
depot has been promoted to a NOR
lucrative position at Atchison. III
place is filed by Mr.. j. w. Eiser
huth, recently from Pennsylvania.
The first lightning of the sprin
in this region was on Thursda
evening last at about Z o'clocl
These lllile NdTldllOue are WOibiH
mention as showing what can
done in the line of weather in Ii
halfway state.
st. Pstrick's day celebration to
morrow. A grand parade in Il
forenoon, to be followed by speech'
at the Opera House by emineI
Omaha gentlemen, and q ball an
supper TO wind up with in the evel
ing is the programme.
This country has two dist
guished comedians, Owens and Ra
mond, but they DO not live in Plat
county, and their given names 8
not Frank" and "Shep." Rece
events lesd US TO think that this rs
may be news TO some.