The Columbus journal., 1883-01-10
jacob stei1ss Of Humphrey has

Jacob Stefles Of Humphrey hal
an advertisement in this weeks jour
NAL that will be interesting to the
people of Humphrey. 49,
"A. j. Church takes the Chicago
Nesrs with his JOURNAL for the CON.
ing year, while the Pleyte Bros. selee1
the american A Ag,icnlturist. %
". Rock was in town Saturday
he has heard nothing of the demand
on the south side of the river for q
change in the county boundary. s
Mrs. T. c. Ryan has moved to
Columbus, having sold her stock OF
goods at Platte Center to Burns &
Hannah, and leased them the building
-Krause, Lubker & Co. are fitting
up basement, new signs, ETC., and they
propose to be in readiness at all times
to supply customers with what il
needed.
kitty May, wife of B. s. Josse.
lyn, died, of consumption, at Council
Bluffs, Jan. ID, at the residence OF
Mrs. 5. A. Josselyn; she was q
years old.
ALI kinds of furniture repaired
and vanished on short notice and
reasonable prices at the Liverpool
store, opposite post-ofiice, james Kay,
proprietor. - 37-2m
To see what Q wide world this of
ours is, and how diverse the opinions
and sentiments of men, have each one
define, for himself the phrase, "en-
joying life"
II. Fl. Saunders and Hon. Charles
Schroeder came up from Lincoln FRI
day night. T. H. was unanimously
reelected to the position of door
keeper of the House.
"A. w. Lindsey, who has been
reader of the JOURNAL for years psst,
when be was yet resident
of New York, makes his annual de.
post with the treasurer.
Patrick McNsmsrs, a young man
on Stesrns Prairie, and who
was badly injured by the kick of q
horse seven years ago, died Dec. 3lst
and was buried Jan, I'd.
Al. Rieder of Albion was in town
shaking hands with his
He is one of the sturdy,
young business men who is
growing up with the country"
The JOURNAL is the medium for
in this neck of woods. If
you have lost anything, from dollar
10 q wife, let il be known to the
readers of the JOURNAL.
Hon. J. E. North and wife, Hon.
Guy G. Bsrnum, Luther North, and
Miss Mamie Mullen went to hear
Nilsson at Omaha last week, and re.
port her a wonderful musical genius.
<If JohvF. Davis, will
at this flee and " I'd this
ice, he d learn son hins hat
\ he of mi than passl intS>
ri George Wilson MASON
kinds of new and second
,and furniture, cook stoves, creekery,
pictures, fancy brackets and every
hing in the line Of house furnishing
foods, at the Liverpool store. opposite
he post office. 37-3m
Rev. Father Ryan. the pioneer
of this portion Of Nebraska,
'etains his vigor az well IS any man
We know, seeming TO be no older than |
when we first made his acquaintance
hirteen years ago.
The regular meeting for the elec-
ion OF officers and the transaction of
,ther important business will be held
It the Engine House, Monday next,
~ the Pioneer H. & L. Co. George |
foreman.
John TannahilI is having prepsr-
d at this Office 3 pamphlet setting
orth his business as seed grower and |
alesman. John is again fixed for this |
business, which was interfered with |
,y fire several years ago.
j. NJ. Edmiston gave us a pleas
mt call Saturday and bought the
JOURNAL for year for his brother in |
This is the best of
ways to inform friends of what is
aking place in Nebraska.
To JOURNAL Subscribers.-l
You Will find, printed On each |
,Opy Of yoar paper. opposite
gOur name, the date to which |
vOar subscription Ii paid or nc.
counted for-thus: A. Lincoln, |
lst Jan. 'S4. The law provides |
or this method Of receipt and |
In our paragraph last week con-
erning the unfortunate j. G. Lease
he name Duncan was used instead of
the place where the
mar boarded the train. His dead
'ody was found about two miles east
# Duncan, so that our good friend
3srnhsrt could not have had the re.
hottest connection with the case.