The Columbus journal., 1886-08-04

week.
Straw hats at cost, to close, q,
Galley Bros.
Summer ginghsms, nc per I'D,
at Galley Bros.
Fresh oysters by the plate and
can at Brandt Bros. l4-tf
Best paints at ruinous prices, Co.
lumbus Lumber Co: 5O-2-tf
Lace buntings, in all cOlors, l0c
per I'D. at Galley Bros. 5-l4-5t
"A stranger is in Jail on q charge
of threatening to shoot.
George Matthews returned Fri.
day from Harvard, Nebr.
Mrs. Pat Hayes was visiting
friends at Duncan last week.
For drugs, medicines and toilet
articles 60 to Pollock II Co.'s. 3l5-3,
Best paints in market a: unhesrd
of prices, Columbus Lumber Co.
H. F. Cady Of the Chicago Lnm-
Der Co.. was 10 the city Monday.
Col. I. w. McKinuie left Thurs
day last for his home in St. Joseph.
Phil. Best's Milwaukee beer
always on draft 1t p. J. Smiths on
llth street. Is
-Miss Emma HOeben has been
engaged ss teacher in the district east
of Duncan.
DIR. Schug and wife returned to
the City Saturday, from their extend
ed visit east.
Mics Mary Weigie of Somerset,
Penn, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Louis Weaver.
"A large number of miscellaneous
communications are waiting space
for publication.
Mr.. Brouier of COlfax county
takes the school formerly taught by
Mr.. II. ID. Shaft.
John Graf aud family returned
Friday from their visit at Sank City,
Johns old home.
"A large assortment of organs and
sewing machines to select from at A.
s. N. Turner's. Call soon. 14-2
Mrs. j. G. Echols returned Sat-
urday from her visit to her sisters,
Mrs. WinterbottOm in Genoa.
-Gus. Lockner started Wednesday
for San Francisco, along with a large
number of Nebraska soldiers.
WIS Pollock & Cos. soda and
HIS, mineral waters are the
best I ever drank. Go and try them.
e. A.. Gerard and Maynard
Hurd delivered temperance speeches
at Lost Greek last Saturday evening.
Loans on Real Estate at lowest
rates aud most favorable terms. No
delay. Inquire at First National
Bank. 35-tf
j. E. Moncrief returned Saturday
from q business trip into northern
Nebraska for Messrs. Besrdsley &
Jewell.
IN. G. Bonesteel, of Atlantic, H.,
arrived in the city yesterday, on q
few days visit. He is looking hale
and hearty.
-Mrs. Blodget from Kansas, and
sister Of A.. Anderson of this city,
was last week visiting her brother
and family.
"A large assortment Of summer
wraps and embroidered scarfs, at
greatly reduced prices to close, at
Galley Bros.
The JOURNAL ia on sale, each
week, at the book and news stores OF
E. ID. Fitzpatrick and Il. Hartman, at
5 cents q copy.
Silver Creek has challenged
Columbus to play a game of base ball
here Thursday of this week, at the
grounds o! the club here.
"A. Smith, boot and shoemaker
Repairing neatly done. Work solic-
tied. H~alf.soling IS cents, ut Hem
pleman's store, Eleventh ct. 34.tf
Henry Hess has engaged to
teach q school in Collar county, $50
month. Pretty good for one Of the
High School young men Of eighteen.
-Chas. E. Pollock 4 Co cell Oils.
Lead aud Mixed Paint at bottom
prices, aud have the most complete
stock aud OF the best quality in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Jewell OF
Wheaton, H., arrived in the city
Wednesday. aud, after visiting their
son here, left tor L. HIS. at Lost
Creek.
-Meesrs. Becker & WEIGH have
purchased the two lots cornering on
18th and Olive street, formerly be-
longing to Frank Egsn. Valuable
property.
"A brilliant display of northern
lights Tuesday night Of last week,
also q sun dog the same afternoon,
when the sun was about zoo above
the horizon.
The dead-beat who passed Squire
Drinnin's boarded at Nj. Graves
hotel in town to the tune of eight
dollars. From accouhts, he must be
Q very plausible villain.
Mise Van Sickle of Omaha and
Miss Gard Of Cedar Rapids, Nebr.,
arrived in the city Wednesday on
THAR Vay to visit Mn. Walter