The Columbus journal., 1881-09-21

toms At JlOther :.
If you want groceries AZ Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
R. L. Rossiter OF Platte Center
was IN the city Monday.
David L. Bruen renews bis ac-
guaiutance with the JOURNAL.
Prepare for the Plstte County
Fair, Oct, ith, 5th, 9Th, and 7th.
-Some Omaha horses are expect
ed At the races here during the Fair.
If you want 6 choice article of
Michigan cider vinegar call oD Wm.
Becker.
Mrs. Drake and Miss Nelis
Matthews returned from Omaha
Monday.
Ed. North went to Madison
Monday. He viii remsin during
the winter.
-Chss Wake and Gus. Schroeder
have provided themselves with q
su!ky apiece
-Rev Bristol and wife expect to
follow their children westward, at
an early day.
Mrs. W. T. Galloway Of Butler
county was in the city over Sabbath
visiting friends.
Those who want stock will not
fail to see Thomas Flynn's notice in
another column.
-S. T. Hill now occupies a pOr-
ton Of the post-cfice with his Jew
elry establishment.
Mrs. Louise Sharp Of Sioux
Falls, Dakota, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Wsudel
The east-Dound passenger train
was five hours late Monday. We
didn't learn the cause.
Miss Josie Caliison starts to-
morrow for Arlington, H., where
she will attend school.
Hon. 6. W. Brown passed
through the city Monday, home ward
bound from the State Fair.
Mr.. John Snyder, recently of
Philadelphia has situation with
L. Kramer at the y. Y e. &. ).
Sunday, Sept 25th, has been set
apart a. a day of prayer for the Sab
bath school interests Of the state.
Everybody who has anything
nice in the line of farm products or
stock should come with il to the fair.
Money Go loan at low rates and
no commissions. one TO five years
time, at Becher & Prices. 20-w-3.
Don't forget John ElIiott's sale
of stock, farm implements, etc, at
Postville. ,his county. Tuesday Sep
9th.
DR.. VI. ID. ThurstOn was in st
tendance on the sessions OF the State
Dental Association at Omaha last
week.
The Nebraska fairs tor October
are Cass, Dodge, Hamilton and
Plstte, and none Of them beyond
the 9Th.
-Mr. John Ta-ker was in the
CITY Monday and gave u the nance
of the Republican delegates from
Monroe.
The Sept. session OF District
Court for this county began yester-
dsy morning. Judge G. W. Post
presiding.
Farmers, bring your poultry,
butter and eggs 10 Lambs near the
oost-office, ard get the highest mar
set price in cash Cor them.
Mr. Major Christmas was in
town Monday, and gave us busi-
ness call. He relstes some very iu-
teres;ing army experiences.
james Il. Smith of Lost Greek
IL happy over the visit OF his dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Hattie Z. Dickson, and her
daughter, OF Rock Island. III.
We will furnish the Omaha
Weekly Republican, with the Jour
NAL tor 50 20 year. Call and see g
specimen copy of the Republican.
The L. 2. trains were enlarged
during the fair, but the coaches were
crowded every time, it often being
impossible even for ladies TO get
seat
Those who are not in Nebraska
70 enjoy our splendid weather at
this season OF the year sre not sup
posed to know what paradise on
earth Is.
Mr.. Barnes Of Nance county
started for his old home in Illinois
last week, taking with him some
very fine specimens Of Nebraska
products.
M. Keilner has contracted for
25,0OO bushels Of corn within the
past three weeks. The average price
per bushel is thirty cents.-AadiSon
Chronicle.
The cold rain Of Thursday
night and Friday was rather severe
on young stock. A little shelter,
even 8 little wind-bresk is good at
ench times