The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

The passenger trains TO aud from
Oushs: Eastwssd, 3: 80 .. m, SEQ
q. m, IL :35 Q m.: Westward, 3:l4i
p. m., s: 4 p. m. and ll:4s p. N.
We understssd that de corner
stone of the psw Cetholic church to he
erected north of the Monastery, will
be laid mex. Sunday, with customary
ceremonies.
The ending Of . story, the first
part of which appeared in last weeks
JOURNAL, will b soundon The feerth
page this week, beginning - abrupt
ly 20 it left of.
There 10 soms talk ofs railroad
through the northern part of Dodge
and Colfax counties. Schuyler, We
are assured, wants no more railroad
sugar in her tea.
Capt. John Hammond returned
last week from Dakota whittier he
had gone to spy out the laad. BE
speaks very highly Of that country
and north zNebraska.
Nils Olson ssartsd for Chicago
Monday. There 10 no danger Of his
getting side-tr.cked on anti-monop-
oily principles, provided he - find
The right train to @ o. ss
Sale bills pssbn, dodWn, state-
ments, bin heads, note heads, envel-
opes, circulars, all kinds of legal
blanks, briefs, ETC., printed "with neat
ness and Dispatch" = the JOURNAL
Office. tt
Mr.. E.J. Couch or Dsns, Greene
county, Iowa, wss in this city last
week looking for . location. We
understand thas b Vas about to pur-
chase land and locate in the vicinity
Of Humphrey. ...- Gal.
W. H. Cox hss purchsssd Dr..
Siegius's stock OF drugs, &c. ct st.
Edwards, taking possession LAST We'd
nssday. Mr.. Cox sdvertisss . sale Of
stock, &C., and viii devote bis whole
attention to the. new Ousiness.
Al. Robson living near Schuyls
vas bit by . rsttlesnsks Thursday
while he vss plowing corn barefoot
ed. He rode to town. doctor gave
him whisksy and IN addition Of alco-
hol, % We are told, and the lsd died
oo Saturday.
The prices Of live stock 1t Chicago
last week were down, with . still
further downward tendency. The
difference in price between good and
poor stock is more and more psrcspt-
ible. Good fat shipping stock hads
pretty ready sale now - alwsys.
| Another of those scalping print
ers representing . snide stationery
establishment st Lincoln Va in town
last week. We have no means Of
knowing how many orders he took
for job work, bot safe to say that
either Office here can do better work.
Bright, cheerful, clean and clear,
the Nursery always 10, and never .
dark page. No family should be
suffered to grow up without receiv-
ing monthly visits from this best Of
teachers for the young readers. Rus
sell Publishing Co., Boston, $l.50 yr.
Saturday last . buggy occupied
by Fred. and Ernest Stynger, Was
turned square around, and tipped over
at the railroad track. Usually .
uon-scsreabls horse, the engine fixed
and spit SO that he couldn't control
himself, 1t Was very fortunate that
nobody was seriously hurt.
The Blue Stockings Of Platte
Center and the Keystonss of this
place, played An interesting game OF
base ball Saturday. The Blue Stock.
ings we're ct . disadvaatags, having
to make up part Of their nine away
from home. j. C. Post acted - um-
pire, and the score stood % to IL In
, favor of the keystones.
F. N. Cookinghsm is our author
lied agent at Humphrey for soliciting
subscription, advertising and job
work. Business entrusted to him vii
receive the same attention - il don'
|, direct with us. Call ON him, giv,
r him your home work and your home
news, use him we'll, and he will grow
spsce. If II. X. TURNER & Co.
-Thursday last the printer unio'
Of Omsha demanded IS cents . 100
ems of the proprietors of the Omah'
e dailies, which VA refused, they no
|, being willing to raise the prices NOR
= than one cent, making it 33, where
upon the printers abandoned thei
4 cases and left the Offices. The Re
publican advertised for non-unioI
, compositors.
While going to Columbus and 70
: turning last week We took psrticula
pains to notice the appearance Of tn
: crops along the road. The email
grain all looked well, and the corl
!, doing nicely, although . few field
looked . little Wesdy. The farmer
!, were basy everywhere, and viii
favorable veNhsr will bring tn
corn out sll right.--Serdrd Blade.
The bond question in Butle