The Columbus journal., 1882-01-04
-Uhlig, leading stove dealer.

--Uhlig, leading stove dealer. l
WANTED.--A girl, at the Nebraska
House. 33-tf
Snow at Norfolk yesterday
morning.
r.. l.. Rossiter was i'm town
Monday.
AT Rock Island, H., we notice
hay is SIT a ton.
Bring In your live poultry to
Ransdeli & Reid. L
Full particulars next week of
the tri ais pending.
If you want groceries at Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
j. Il. Delsman & Co. are selling
goods at Omaha prices.
Will. Compton of Grand Island
spent his holidays here.
Mrs. J. +. Moncrief is visiting
her old home in Illinois.
W. M. Cornelius, Esq, made a
trip TO Omaha last week.
Nebraska hay is being shipped
as far east rs New Jersey.
--Guns, revoiyers, ammunition
and sporting goods at Uhlig's. l
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Day of Ris-
ing were in the city yesterday.
The Madison Chronicle is begin
ming to publish a dead-beat list.
Go and see the nice Berwick"
exhibited at Uhlig's stove house.
Gus. Speice enjoyed his New
Year with Ed. North at Madison.
An interesting letter from W.
N. McCapdlish is laid over till next
week.
Ill. G.. Carew has concluded to
locate in David City, so says the
Press.
If YOU want a choice article OF
Michigan cider vinegar call on Wm.
Becker.
The greater portion of the ma
chinery for the creamery has been
received.
There were an unusually large
number of Crcstonians in town last
Saturday.
Mail is now carried on the Den
yer express, so that we have two
mails a day.
The newly elected officers of the
county take their positions to-mor-
row, the 9Th.
New subscriptions to the JOUKN-
AL, secure, free, Kendall's treatise
on the horse. If
John Rossiter, who has been
quite sick, Was reported better on
Monday last.
Wood and iron drive-well
pumps, will sell Of cut figures.
Robert Uhlig. l
Tile Engine Company boys will
realize about $50 from their New
Years Eve ball.
Plenty Of old papers in bundles
of ten each, for five cents a bundle,
at the JOURNAL office. If
r.. Brandt will shortly open a
restaurant on 18th street, between
the two barber shops.
Rev. J. W. Little, pastor elect of
the Presbyterian church, occupied
the pulpit last Sabbath.
Mr.. Serby of Boone Co. has
made up to date this eason six
thousand gallons of syrup.
-Ottie Baker returned home from
Omaha Thursday last, sail smiles"
He is father Of a bouncing boy.
Rev. Sam'l Goodsle will hold
services at Lost Creek school-house,
III O'Clock next Sunday morning.
Charles Henderson, formerly of
this place, is night operator at the
passenger depot in Grand Island.
-Messrs. Willard Il Holcomb ex-
pect to issue the first number Of the
Central City NOnpareH tomorrow.
Before close of season, will sell
hay knives, scoops, meat cutters, coal
hods, stoveboarGs, at cost. Robert
Uhlig.
Mrs. Marshall Smith, who left
last week for Denver, Col. in search
of better health, is, from recent re-
ports, likely to find it.
Farmers, bring your poultry
butter and eggs to Lambs near the
oost-ofice, and get the highest mar
Set price in cash for them.
Mrs. Marshall Smith went to
Colorado last week, expecting to be
benefited in health, as she was in her
sniourn there last summer.
C. W. Bsrnhart Of Duncan was
in town Monday, and gave us a bus.
mess call. He speaks in high terms
Of new hay-press he is using.
We will furnish the Omaha
Weekly Republican, with the JOUR-
NAL for So 20 a year. Call and see a
specimen copy of the Republican.
Prof. Boyle's lecture at the OPP
era House on Wednesday evening.