The Columbus journal., 1881-03-09

! -R. ii. Henry came down from
his rancho Sunday.
Go to the Boston Shoe Store for
your boots and Shoes.
"A Lenten service in the Episco.
pal church every Friday at 3 30 p. m,
L. Wentworth is engaged in
publishing q temperance paper in
Plattsmouth.
Charles Rudat of Nor folk was in
the city Monday, looking as fat and
cheerful as ever.
&C. G. Csrrig leaves bis position
In the County Clerks office this
week, and goes to Platte Center.
MIR. Louis Kramer came down
from North Platte Friday, allowing
Carl TO start for Chicago Sunday.
C. W. Hulst has so far improv-
ed with his broken leg that be is
able to be around at his business.
Al. Mitchell, of the New York
Store goes to North Platte to take q
position in Krsmer's branch store.
"A good family driving horse for
sale; also set of single harness,
nearly new. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
Miss Annie Msnley left the
city Friday for Chicago. She will
make her home in the family of NJ.
Kramer.
MIR. II. McVicker of Peru, Neb.,
well known to many of our citizens,
is here for business. See his sdver-
lisement.
Prot L. j. Cramer was so Sc
verely afflicted with rheumatism
Last week that he dismissed school
Thursday.
The thermometer was very low
last week, but not so low as that
sugsr-drip key Syrup at J. B. Dels-
man a. Co.'S.
w. 5. Geer, Esq has a number
of good brood sows for sale, and
farmers wishing to purchase should
call on him at once.
A note from James Hsllows of
Utah, the other day, informs us that
he will shortly remove, but to what
place he does not say.
u. b. Delsman has purchased
the east building of Mr.. |. Gluck, to
which place he will move his gro-
Gerry in shout a month.
Hon. G.. w. Brown returned
from Lincoln last Thursday morn
ing. He was snow bound on train
at Richlsnd over Wednesday night.
The Messrs. Ernst, dealers in
agricultural implements, speak to
the public in q new advertisement.
Don't fail to see them before buy
ing.
The extraordinary severity of
the winter finds many farmers short
of feed for their stock, and those who
have TO spare are obtaining good
prices.
The smallpox is abroad in the
land. Take every precsution to re-
ceiye il by vsccinsting every men,
Der of your family who have not
been inoculsted.
The Columbus Era will probs-
bly, be in running order again in
few weeks, when Columbus will
have three newspapers in full blast.
The more, the merrier.
Geo. f. Barnum, accompanied
by Fred and VIM. Thomas, James
Morrow, Fred Ball, and several 9th.
ers whose names we did not get,
started for Colorado yesterday even
ing.
ID. ID. Wadsworth has never
called q doctor to attend any of his
family since he he has lived in Co.
lumbus, until the other day when
DIR. Martyr was called i'm to see Sid
ney.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. David
Anderson, with their daughter Mrs.
Sheriff Speilmsn, went to Omaha,
where mother and daughter will re-
main a couple Of weeks to receive
medical treatment.
Paul and James Jones were
arrested last week in this city and
taken back to St. Edwards, Boone
county, charged with asssulting Geo.
Mentz. We have not heard how the
investigation resulted.
Mr.. Fowler of Wyandotte coun-
ty, Ohio, accompanied by his wife,
in making a tour of the west, stop
ped off at Columbus q few days.
They are old acqaaintances of our
townsman, DIR. Schug.
&C. II. Day, agent Of the great
Forepsugh show, will accept our
thanks for a very perfect and life
like portrait of the great Snowman
Adam Forepsugh, who will probably
make us q visit during the coming
season.
More snow Monday morning,
but the general indications are that
the back bone of the long winter is
at last broke. On Monday the Platte
river opposite us was reported as
breaking up, and water was running
on top of the ice in the Loup.