The Columbus journal., 1885-05-27
10. L. Baker has q nice lot of
l6rses and mares. Call and see them.

10. L. Baker has q nice lot oi
hrses and mares. Call and see them.
pil snd>>eoline IUV fqE Ehe
Ikmd kr a/Erdk 4 SehwsI Y Hal /.
ware Se0fe on lNkstreet. ~ y
.Ihe welksaown vF Ncorp
psan{ and cres owsr \ sail y
resso Ible ifiee. q Ernet & - u
1lth street.
.Mesdames Holmes & George
hsye' employed a trimmer from ST.
Joseph and ask sll the ladies' to give
them a call, and see their stock OF
new goods. '52-f
<It is needless for us to repeat that
W will BE undersold by. none on good
re- liable. goods. Remember we are
the Oldest dry goods house in the city.
Id. Galley & Bro.
;-The Norfolk Necs says that. Miss
Edna Small and Miss Mary Tschndy,
both formerly. of Columbus, have
decided to open . dress- making es.
,ssblishnent at Pierce: -. {.
.Hsvipg sustained a. heavy loss
81 fire, we. want every body, know
ihg themselves indebted to us to come
forward aud settle their. accounts;
Wermuth'& Battcher. -. :. ..
I'VE call. attention of. our readers
10 a change in the advertisement Of
the Fremont College. The summer
term will begin July 7, and end Aug.
29tb. See further particulars. =.
in need of corn planters
D bould remember that Krause, Lub-
ker & Co.. have the celebrated Union
and keystone machine: with Tate's
check rover. The best in the market.
V-We have put 10 the largest line
% ool-youth's,:: boys and mems
clothing ever brought to: the. city
We can suit..sny '.one in regard to
style and price. =. Cali and see, us. j..
II, Galley e. Bro. : -
: Wanted, information as to the
wherea bouts of a certain Red Steam
Feed Mill in the city of Columbus,
which lately departed this life with
my .grist of corn in its capacious
NAV. John Wise. -:
~ The choicest line of dress ging.
'ha h.: prints: lawns, :percsles, nan
sod Ike. dotted swiss, nuns yelling and
other dress goods at all. prices which
we shall take pleasure in showing to
our patrons. Galley Bros. - :. :.
>: The entertainment. given blythe
ladies Of the Baptist church, Friday
evening was 4 decided snccess.> DR.
Stillmsn,. E. A. Gerard and J.,'E
North gave. the audience some in
teresting "reminiscences Of tho early
days. - =: :
IF. H. Gerard and L: H. Jewell
were in town Monday, en- route te
Grand Island: Somebody is con
testing" Gerrard's. timber-claim al
Lost, Greek, and the, case was TO come
up yesterday: at: the Grand Island
land-ofiice. :: :: =: =.
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i-COhmencement.' exercises of thu
High School wiltbe held at the. new
building Friday afternoon: next: a
2:3O.:: Everybody :is invited Th'
graduating class. is Mate Wadswortb
.Addie Ransdeli, Harry Arnold and
Ernest Slsttery. -. =. .::.>*. &c. :
Man, the; farm implements o
VI Nermuth e. Bettcher were burned
uP in the fire, but they lost no; tim'
and have now replaced their stocl
and are prepared. to. furnish. the bes
of goods again as. of old at the SAM
reasonable prices. =: - 81,
Poor as we are, we viii give
good government. quarter. dollar (.
see some man with q grip like, 9 vic
| shake hands with John. WISE. job,
IT, getting worse as he grows Older
and We, want. something that vii
| effect. q radical cure. Of :.his :viciou
grip. =. -: =.
The political. debate at. Reden
baugh school l-house, postponed. Of
account Of the weather, has now beer
set. for, Saturday. evening, June 9Th
Should the Republican party be re
tanned in power?.. Affirmative, w
A.. .McAllister, W. Hopkins:; deny
ED. L.. ::.Bruen. and J: S: Freeman: !:
| Three companies of: the 5th u; S
Cavalry; Col. E: Y. Sumner com
msnding, arrived in the city .Wedpes
day.. went into camp at the foot Of N
street, near the Loup river, and pulle,
up stakes, Friday:; morning: The
were on their way from. Fort. Mic
brars. to. the scene: of the Oklahom
j troubles. =: -
For corn plsnters, check rower'
.tS tivators, barb.wire, 60 to Wei
1 duh & Betscher@; they have bran
Jew stock and can sell yen chespe
than, anybody else. They. sell th
Barlow and Brown planter, fhe cels