The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04
THE JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY JULY 4, isss.


The Domestic.
-Artotypes at Mungers.
Linen lawns st kramer's.
--Firemen's dance tonight.
-Rsrry Arnold is out again.
The lighi-running Domestic.
This is the day We celebrate.
Read Knmer's corset advertise
men, 7-3tf
food cook wanted at the Nebrasks
bousa TIT
Mr.. Ladd of Albion was in town
Monday. ......
FATTY" Woods was at Norfolk
last week.
-Psrsscls from 10 cents to sl0. at
krsmer's.
Fourth OF July goods at f. u.
Fitzpatrick.
Everybody goes to Smiths ice
cream psrior. S-5
Gus. G. Becher & Co. buy and
sell real estate.
-Lands bonght and sold BY Gus
G. Becher 4 Co. ~. S.z
Hon. Ioran Clark Of Albion wss
in town Monday.
Gap" Tschudy is up from Omaha
to spend the Fourth.
Fat hogs are being shipped east in
pretty large quantities.
Jos. Coolidge Of Plsttsmouth was
home on 8 visit last week.
If you have chsttel mortgage to
sci. take il 10 J. f. Tssker.
Money to loan on long or short
time. Gus. G. Becher 4 Co.
j. g. Echols is selling wall paper
3 cts. double roll. Remnants.
Mrs. u. W. Stevens and daughter
Annie went to Albion Monday.
Linens, fans and lemonade are the
lit sccompsniments Of this weather.
Mrs. John Virgins who has been
i'll for three weeks past, Is improving.
For fire, lightning and tornado
insurance, 60 to Gus. g. Becher 4 Co.
j. c. Echols is selling wall paper
for less money than any one in town.
MIR. Vsuslstine sold from twelve
cows, during June, Ala degrees OF
cream.
Rev. j. W. Little wss thrown
from his horse Friday, dislocsting .
shoulder.
Major T. S. Clsrkson and dsugh-
ter Of Schuyler were in town one day
last week.
This hot weather is an excellent
crop raiser. Everything is fair to
look upon.
Joseph HengIer of the Star Brew
cry has provided himself with good
solid wagon.
-Messrs. Gerard and Weatherby
struck q good market with their hogs,
receiving 6ta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Oehlrich are
domiciled at c. E. Morse's dwelling
on 10th street.
DIR. Fishblstt makes his next visi,
to Columbus, Friday, July 9th. See
advertisement.
If you would like to see the latest
styles of we'll paper, go to Dowty
Weaver & Co.'S. 6-tf
John Stauffer reports his beet
doing nicely and making plenty o.
excellent honey.
Geo. Smith does the honors o
the Grand Pacific during the silen
watches of the night.
Albert Wilde and Louis Smith o
David City were in attendance on th'
shooting tournament.
Plenty Of old papers in bundle
of ten each, for five cents 9 bundle
at the Journal Office. tt -
ID. Anderson arrived Sonda.
morning with 100 head Of yoan;
high grade cattle from Illinois.
Mrs. W. B. Doddridge and %
who have been visiting GrAndfathe
Bsrpum, returned home Sunday.
ALL parties indebted to the Co
iumbus Lumber & Grain Co. wi
confer 9 favor by settling their &C
counts. 1913
Gus. Speice went to Omaha tn
first of the week to accept Q position
of book-keeper in 3 wholesale estst
lishment.
1t seems to be generally concede
that the weather just now 10 sufficient
ly warm for ell present, practices
purposes.
Our stock of paints and wall ps
~ per 10 now complete; for good bar
gains don't forget us. Dowty, Wes
yer SCo. 6-tf
B. Millett, Esq, is down froI
Denver on q visit. He don't look Q
though the mountains had agree
with him
The new Catholic church will b
dedicsfed at Humphrey Tuesdsy
July 10th, at 9 O'Clock. A full hous
is expected.
"A special feature Of to-day
smusements will be the game Of be-