The Columbus journal., 1883-04-18
silks st Kramer's.

| -H0ushan il closing out his STOCK
Of boots cheap. Call and get bargains
-Just received at John Heitkemp.
er's, corner opposite Lindell Hotel
some very choice preserves. Please
examine.
Tho house yards Of A. and r. 81.
Henry present . very neat appearance,
the blue grass carpet setting OF the
other attractions.
Hon. Guy C. Bsrnum drives about
ss good . pair Of two-yesr.old colts
- you'll find in days travel, and he
asks only 5000 for them.
C. E. Bigelow Of Geneva, state
lecturer for the Nebrasks Prohibition
Association, spoke ct the Congregs-
tionsl church Sunday evening.
-Remenyi's Princess violin, made
by Antonius Strsdivsrius, in Cremo-
ma, A. D., l705, has . world wide
celebrity for its beauty of tone.
Whitaker & From have removed
their saloon to the room lately occu-
pied by VIM. Ryan, and will keep the
old room - Temperance billiard hall.
-Lemons, oranges. figs, dates, b.
nanss, . nice assortment of candies,
crackers and fancy cakes, at John
Heitkemper's, cor. opp. Lindell Hotel.
Mr.. Camp has left ct this Office .
lot Of cotton seed. Any one desiring
to experiment with its culture in the
Platte valley can obtain the seed for
tho trial.
"A heavy rain, mingled with hail,
last Friday evening developed the
first lightning Of tho season. The
ground ct Humphrey Saturday morn
ing was dry.
H. A. Kinsmsn and sister, Of
Winterset Iowa, are here on . visit
to their brother James Kinsmsn. Miss
K. will remain here to try the Ne
brasks climate.
We send out to our subscribers .
sample copy of the Weekly Nescs Of
Chicago. If you like it, we can fur
nish it and the JOURNAL, one year,
postage paid, for $3.50.
Charlie Morse's 81 fat cattle ~.
eraged l5AO lbs, and brought him 81
cts. . lb. Good enough for Q small
Nebraska farmer. Come west, and
grow up with the calves.
REV. Father Flood, on the 9th Of
April, solemnized the marriages of
James Tiernsy and Caroline GAL
braith, also Of Stephen Hogan and
Mary Sloan of Boone county.
John Hoffman returned last. week
from 3 trip into Dakota. He says .
host Of emigrants are going into that
country In search of cheap lands, but
he thinks Nebrasks 10 away ahead.
Judge A. NJ. Pest has appointed
Cal. C. Valentine, brother to Con-
gressmsn Valentine, ss o6icisl steno.
grspher Of the Fourth district. It is
understood that be will reside here.
An extra freight train Saturday
on the A. & N. took four cars Of fat
cattle and sheep for Mr.. Holmes of
Plsttsmouth. He makes up . train
along the line. Jacob Ernst's large
herd was among this lot.
Mrs. c. f. Morse, among other
customers of Oehlrich Bros, bought
SO cents worth of yeast, worth the
amount, and now Saturday Charlie
carried home Q SIS set Of chinswsre,
corresponding to Mrs. Ne package.
John Esrly's terra Gotta hat was
sent him a. present by Mr.. Niemol-
Ter of Platte Center, % match for his
mustache. John poses now - bru-
nette-the Niemoller hat, ID, we think,
. shade too dark for johns com.
plexion.
On Monday of last week Frank
Mead who lives . half mile south Of
the Loup railroad bridge, lost by fire
his stable, team Of horses, grsnary
with about 800 bushels of corn, &c. /;
by great exertion he saved about one
third of his corn. His loss is esti.
mated 1t $500; no insurance.
-Last week A. Haas made up 1
train of eleven cars of fat cattle here,
that he had purchased of Becker &
Welch, z. E. Morse, Ed. Graham and
Abner Turner. In four weeks Mr..
Hsss had shipped SO cars. Five years
ago there were only twelve cars
shipped from this station during the
season.
Mrs. Psynter of the Occidental
Hotel At Omaha, some months ago
while returning from this city to
Omaha with her children, who had
been on . visit, was badly injured on
U. p. train and confined to her bed
for . long time last week she brought
suit against tho company for $4,000
damages.
IT. Keating, IN honest, hsrd.work-
ing farmer, complains against general
fate that while himself and the
preacher, after Is or 30 shots apiece,
can only get one lone single brsnt or
snipe, other fellows can come from
town, and without any particular
effort, get ducks and geese by the
Wholesale.
H. Guiles of Woodvills wss In
town Saturday and ssvs % . pleasant
call. He says that there are six
dwelling houses snd two barns being