The Columbus journal., 1883-05-23
THE JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY MAY %, 1888.

-hdCee. CuuC Oth oAN 'sA'
1t pays to trade at Kramer's.
Follow the crowd to "Fitzs."
-Masons fruit jars at cost at Will
T. Rickly's.
-Brussel carpets 65 cents per yard
at Krsmer's.
-"Dick" Nunnelly has nally taken
to writing poetry.
--Cofins and all kinds of funeral
goods at Munger's.
If you have a chsttel mortgage to
sell take it to j. E. Tasker.
Mrs. Stump has employed first
class trimmer from Omaha.
-"Hoodlum sap" is new name for
it, given by the David City Press.
"A little fire is still comfortable
accompaniment of the ''happy spring
time"
Don't forget the June races. They
will be the most exciting ever seen in
the state.
The Milford Democrat reports
waterspout nine miles west of that
place, May 18th.
Lime Harmon and Tom Turner of
Fremont will drive 10000 sheep from
the west this season.
One hundred and seventy-five
dollars has been contributed as
Fourth of July fund.
Plenty of old papers in bundles
of ten each, for five cents bundle,
at the JoUENAL office. If
Judge L. l.. Norval of Seward is
to preside here while Judge Post
opens court in Osceola.
WIN. Draper of Schuyler was in
town Friday. He is still troubled
with his old complaint.
The two horse thieves of Butler
county were sentenced to five years
Travel over the A. & N. has in
creased about one-third since the pas
senger train was put on.
One of the finest and largest
stocks of millinery and notions and at
lowest prices, at Mrs. Stump's.
More travelling men make their
headquarters in Columbus over Sun
day than any other town in the state.
Hammond Bros, of the Fremont
Tribune, have started daily, and no
doubt success will perch upon their
banners.
-George Fairchild has been won.
derfully afflicted with rheumatism,
scarcely able to move q single joint of
his body.
The Hall County Agricultural
Society have advertised their premi-
um list. The fair is TO be held Sep
tember 2j-2S.
Abundant inquiry for land in
Nebraska this year. The sale of the
Otoe reservation will only be a drop
in the bucket.
Fremont has passed al ordinance
establishing fire limits. Four whole
blocks and five halves of blocks COM
prise the area.
"A. w. Ladd, Esq, of the Boone
County Ne,rS was i'm town Friday and
Saturday, snd made himself very
agreeable at the JOURNAL Office.
Peter Cooper's definition of relig-
ion is quoted as "a science by which
the movements of the material and
moral world could be regulated"
There is a hired girl at Grand
Island who chews and smokes tobacco
like little man, and why shouldn't
she? Is this not very free country?
Commissioner Henry and Clerk
Stsuffer met on Tuesday of last week,
and adjourned, Commissioners Rivet
and Moran being absent on account
of sickness.
The teachers institute for Madi-
son county is to be held the last week
in August and the first week in Sep
tember. J. 2. Sprecher will assist
Supt. Hunt.
j. w. Wigton, Esq, Of the Hast
ings Gazette JOmmal, gave US pleas
ant call yesterday. he is one of the
solid, business men of the fraternity
in Nebraska.
Mr.. Murphy of Humphrey called
at JOURNAL headquarters Thursday.
He is lately from Michigan, and seems
very fsvorably impressed with his
adopted state.
For SALE CHEAP.--I wish to sell
my house. 1t contains six good sized
rooms with closets, pantry, cellar, &c.
Apply at once to A. A. Smith, at
Dowty, Weaver 4 Co. AZ
Visitors 60 to the track every fine
morning to see the Jockles working
their horses, and are very often re-
warded by seeing some very exciting
dsshes down the bomestretch.
The Columbus Driving Park have
the finest track and grounds in the
state, and their June races promise to
be very exciting, Judging from the
number of horses that ere coming.
Sale bills, posters, dodgers, state
ments, bill heads, note heads, envel-
opes, circulars, all kinds of legal
blanks, briefs, etc., printed with neat
ness and dispatch" at the JOURNAL
Office. tt
The Kansas patent winter flour