The Columbus journal., 1883-04-18
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Stsplehurst. S:a5
Seward. $50
Ruby. " $50 s.
Milford. ..... 1918
Pleasant Dale, 10:46
Emerald. ll:lO Sc
Arrives 1T Lincoln, .. ll:4S II.
Leaves Lincoln At 2:e5 P. u. and ar
rives In Columbus $50 p. n.
Makes close connection ut Lincoln 70
all points east. west and south.
-Fsrmer are very busy.
New carpets at Kr6mer's.
--Gasoline 1t Will T. Rickly's.
Monday, April 23d, Remenyi.
Follow the crowd to "Fitz's."
Black Ottoman silk at Knsmer's
C. w. Westcott has q new. vino
mill.
Buy one of Kramer's heal:t
corsets.
"A new coat of red paint at the U
2. depot.
More desths from diptheris aI
Fremont.
Combination folding beds at J. E
Munger's. 2
-Liudell Hotel is putting down &
new sidewalk.
Thirty yards or cslice fer el
~ Kraner's.
Frank Gillett will begin to deliver
milk on May lst.
james Lynch of Platte Center VA
in town Thursday.
M. A. Courtright thinks of re.
moving to Lincoln.
Girl wanted. Call at the resi-.
dence of A. N. Post.
Charley Rickly lost some hay by
prairie fire last week.
Call on D. J. Drebert for improv.
ed farms, Humphrey, Neb. 500
H. L. Small has sold his dwelling
house to I. Gluck for $3.50.
Tom. Rossiter of Omaha was up
last week to visit his family.
The violin which Remenyi uses
now, is absolutely mstchless.
~. f. North and daughter Rosa
returned Monday from Boston.
"A. w. Critics, Esq, of Plstts-
mouth was in the city Saturday.
II. C. Parker WAS shaking hsnds
Monday with old scquaintances.
See the advertisement Of A. Hen
ry's sale of stock, ETC., April 3Oth.
Go to Honahau's for boots and
shoes, IL you want 10 save money. 2
WANTEp.-A good girl to do hence
work. Apply to Mrs. WIN. Better.
WIN. Sullivan has purchased Of
Dennis an eighty acres In section 33.
-Wm. Bucher ia putting q stone
foundation under his saloon building.
Gasoline at Will T. Rickly's.
John Huber says that the cattle
at A. Henry's are in excellent con-
dition.
-Nebrssks farmers are preparing
10 do a good des! Of fencing this
season.
"A. j. MsKelvey was in town
Monday. st. Edward is doing good
business.
"A small bible found near the post
office. The owner can obtain il at
this Office.
Charles Sheets, late Of the Demo-
crat, has gone to Albion to work on
the Argus.
Call on CIV. Clark for fire, light
ming and tornado insurance at Hum
phrey, Neb. 5O-2
Judge j. p. Thompson of Custer
stopped off last week to visit bis friend
A. J. Arnold.
Mrs. H. c. Mowry and Mics Loeb
started :or their Chicago homes on
Thursday last.
F. w. Zoll has returned from the
Arkansas Hot Springs greatly bene-
fitted in health.
For the celebrated Adams wind
mill and pump, 60 to NJ. c. Bloc
dorm, Humphrey.
AS butter is . very low price il
nnoht to he a good time to start the
creamery to work.
The Turner Band give Q dance
tomorrow evening at the Hall oppo.
site the Court House.
Plenty Of old papers in bundles
of ten each, for five cents Q bundle,
at the JOURNAL Office. If
-Chauncey Wiltse is coon to be.
come q permanent resident Of Fuller.
ton-so says the Journal.
Mrs. T. C. Ryan and sister started
Thursday morning for Redwood,
Dodge county, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Stump has started q branch
store at Ulysses, and speaks very
highly of that thrifty town.
Anderson & Fish shipped nine
cars of fat cattle and D. A. Lord ons
of sheep. for the Chicago market.
"A stock-rsiser tells us that he
finds ground rye fed to milch cows
and brood COWS an excellent thing.
DIR. Fishblatt was in town Sstur.
day, and had Q multitude of callers
notwtthstanding the rainy weather.
-Ohas. Morse returned the first OF
the week from St. Louis with siz
muloe for the Buffalo Bill stage coach
--Gasoline st Will T. Rickly's.
Buy your furniture Of Munger
He carries the largest and best variety
Of furniture in Columbus. This il
. fact.
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