The Columbus journal., 1883-06-27
THE JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY JUNE q, 1855.

NEDNESDA1 JUN l. "a, 1000.
The Domestic.
-Artotypes at Muuger's.
Linen lawns at Kramer's.
The light-rrnning Domestic.
Read Kramer's corset advertise
ment. 7-3tf
food cook wanted at the Nebraska
house. 7.d
-Psrasols from 10 cents to $50, at
Krsmer's.
Fourth Of July goods at E. ID.
Fitzpstrick's.
Everybody goes to Smiths ice
cream parlor. S-3
Gus. G. Becher & Co. buy and
sell real estate.
Lands bought and sold by Gus.
G. Becher & Co.
Great slaughter in prices of wall
paper at Derry's.
The next saengerfest is to be held
at Lincoln in 1885.
Wall paper 5 to 10 cents double
roll at G. N. Derry's.
If you have chattel mortgage to
sell take it to j. Z. Tasker.
-"Bill" Dougherty was down from
Plate Center oyer Sunday.
Money to loan on long or short
time. Gus. G. Becher & Co.
j. C. Echols is selling wall paper
3 cts. double roll. Remnants. 9
-Mrs. T. NJ. Ma-quett of Lincoln
died Thursday of consumption.
-Miss Lois McGinitie of Niobrsrs
10 visiting with Mrs. A. 3. Coffroth.
For fire, lightning and tornado
insurance, 60 to Gus. G. Becher & Co.
j. C. Echols is selling wall paper
for less money than any one in town.
There is talk of purchasing and
improving base ball grounds near
town.
-Southsiders come from Butler and
Polk counties via Duncan and Bell.
wood.
Ernst, Schwarz & Co. will now
sell cultivators cheaper than ever
before. S-2
Inquire for the light-running Do
mestic before you buy a sewing
machine.
j. A. Baker, formerly of this city,
has moved from Golden to Denver,
Colorado.
On the llth day of July the sher-
if will offer for sale number of lots
in the city.
You can buy paper enough for 20
cents of G. N. Derry to paper a good
sized room.
DIR. Fishblstt makes his next visit
to Columbus, Friday, July 9th. See
advertisement.
If you would like to see the latest
styles of wall paper, 60 to Dowty,
Weaver & Co.'S. 6-tf
Plenty of old papers in bundles
Of ten each, for five cents q bundle,
at the JOURNAL Office. If
The election of teachers did not
take place at the meeting of the school
board Saturday evening.
The U. P. nine of Omaha will
play q game of base ball here on the
Fourth with the keystones.
Mrs. Jane North and her grand
daughter, Miss Stella, returned last
week from their Omaha visit.
BRO. West of the Schuyler Sun
and James H. Better of the Seward
Blade called On US last week.
-Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Mr.. G. w. Phillips
and Miss Lulu Hudson this evening.
An attempt to forcibly take .
child from its grandmother, at Fuller
ton, created good deal of excite.
ment.
Mr.. T. Bauer says that millett 10 an
excellent thing to raise to subdue wild
isnd,-thst il does it at once and effect.
uslly.
Hon. j. P. Sprecher of Schuyler
was In town yesterday. His services,
g an institute instructor. are in brisk
demand.
Our stock of paints and wall pa
per is now complete; for good bar
gains don't forget US. Dowty, Wes-
yer & Co. 6-tf
james Roseborough of Madison
county was in town Monday. He
was one Of Supt. Moncriefs neigh
bors in Illinois.
The southeastern portion of Ne
brssks, along with adjacent portions
of Missouri and Kansas, 10 suffering
because of much rain.
"A young cyclone of narrow path
is reported from south Madison coun-
ty Saturday last--seversi houses and
barns being unroofed.
Columbus had quite storm CT
wind, rain and lightning Saturday
morning. Lightning struck NJ. Sem
ecsl's house, but did no particular
damage.
"A bresk caused by high waters of
the Platte and Shell Greek. detained