The Columbus journal., 1882-02-01

the patriarch Of the fraternity in
central Nebraska (aside from Rev.
Father Rysn) was in the city Mon
day.
Daniel Condos recently bought
Of Thomas Heating . nice herd Of
ffty cattle and Q Durham bull. Dan.
purposes going into the dairy bust
beass little.
Our readers who are keeping
some fat hogs to make still fstter
FOR the market will be interested In
to-day's quotations, $50. The hog
10 king, for sure.
School district No. 81, this coun.
ty, has . small order outstanding
that they wish to pay. The owner
will oblige BY calling on the direc-
tor, John Wagner.
Mrs.. james Burrows, who has
been visiting her mother at Canton,
ILL.,, for the past four weeks, return.
cd home Thursdsy last. James got
pretty tired keeping bachelors hall.
David Anderson went to Gen.
trail City Friday evening, bought .
car load Of hogs in the dark. in q
minute, and had them at the Packing
House here the same evening at
IL o'clock.
There was . report last week
that . corps Of B. & N. engineers
were here, and had begun . survey
for the extension of their road from
this point. The report was denied
at headquarters.
Tho series Of meetings being
held at the n. e. Church the past
week will be continued this week.
We learn that Rev. Ford of Kesrney
will assist Rev. Wilson in conduct.
ing the services.
Mr.. Samuel Maynard is In bis
siyty-first year, has been on . farm
and engaged in farming oil the time,
| and has never lost . horse or q
horned beast. This, We think, is .
remarkable record.
Attention is particularly called
to q q addition to the sale-notice of
Mr.. VIM. Hoefelmann in to-dsy's
JOURNAL. The sale takes place Feb.
18th, and the rate of interest on time
notes is ten per cent.
-Nebraska firms are supplying
Kansas and Missouri with ice. 1t
promises to be one of the paying
crops of the season. This lie . bus
mess enterprise that may assume
large proportions in the years to
come.
Sunday School teachers that are
interested in the work will please
take notice that an effort will soon
be made to organize q teachers
association for mutual improvement,
with which will be connected = nor
NAL class.
An old gentleman by the name
of Koehler, while driving home
from Stanton last Saturday, being
unable to manage his team, on &C
count Of i~ntoxication, was thrown
from bis wagon and almost instantly
killed.-NorfoM Nesrs.
BRO. NJ Cormick Of the Oskdale
Pen and Plosc was in the city Fri
day, on his return from Lincoln.
Nc looks in better health than in
former days. when he dispensed
drugs at DIR. Stillman's. Newspaper
life must agree with him.
Henry Wurdeman's team be-
came frightened Saturday while IN
the road near G. ". Wescott'a and
ran Of, rushing against . wagon
loaded with stone; it is said that one
of the horses is so badly gashed on
the chest that he cannot recover.
The Plattsmouth Herald says
the schools there have been closed,
on account Of q Ease of vari0loid, and
remarks that this is considered as
dangerous in conveying smallpox,
to those unprotected by vaccination,
or otherwise, ss the disease itself.
Mr.. Harry Miller Of Columbus,
was the guest of H. A. Shsffer from
Friday night until Monday morning
last. If he don't play the Old Harry
with the future prospects of come of
our st. Edward Gents, then this old
Bach 10 no prophet.-Boone County
Nescs.
We are in receipt of . comm
nication on school matters which
must 90 over to next week for want
of space ; also, several other conmu-
nications on local matters. W. are
glad to note our friends taking in
t~terest enough to criticize public
affairs.
Thanks to those Of our sub
scribers who have renewed their
subscriptions. We aim to give ev-
cry one his two dollars worth of
reading during the year, and our
increasing list of patrons shows that
our efforts in that direction are fully
appreciated.