The Columbus journal., 1886-03-17

--Gentlcmen's fine cassimeres fol
suits at Galley Bros.
"A splendid line of new style
ginghams at Galley Bros.
Tho Western Cottage organ for
sale at A. & NJ. Turner'S.
The st. Paul r. II. and wagon
bridge went out Monday.
60 to Honahan's for your boots
and shoes, cheap for cash. 2-46-2
John Walker, Lindsay, p. O.,
auctioneer, at n per cent. 42-tf
You can buy an Elgin watch for
S. at G. Heitkemper g. Bro.
-Ladies' embroidered robes for
summer at Galley Bros.
Call and see Honahan's large
stock of boots, shoes and gloves.
Cal. Valentine was in town FRI
day. He still walks with q cane.
One of the finest lines of spring
and summer goods at Galley Bros.
Miss Bertha krause returned
home from a visit to Albion Monday.
Joseph Tiffany returned home
last week after q s~ojourn in the east.
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.--I have
twenty that l will sell. CIV. Elston.
Aft
New England Kitchen entertain
ment at the n. T.. Church this even
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Irwin, of Woodviile,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tom
Cain.
"A large and select line of Swiss
and Hamburg embroideries at Galley
Bros.
Al. Arnold was up town Mon
day for the first time since New
Years.
Mrs. Thomas Blandford died
Wednesday, after Al illness of about
a year.
"A. w. Ladd, editor OF the Boone
County Ne.rs, was in town over
Sunday.
&C. w. Ellston returned Monday
night from the east with twenty head
OF horses.
&C. Heitkemper has moved his
family to Cue. Lockner's house on
18th street.
For RENT. - Two rooms over
Chinn's drug store. Inquire of Gus.
G. Becher Il Co.
Mr.. Kerr, formerly Of this city,
passed through here Saturday on his
way to Norfolk.
Louis Kramer started to Chicago
yesterday to lay in a supply Of goods
for the Spring trade.
Tom. McTaggart and family re-
turned Monday from a visit TO friends
and relatives at Genoa.
Columbus hunters with their feet
hounds, caught two large wolves
north of town Monday.
The year closing Nov. let, 1886,
will probably be the most eventfnl in
the history of Columbus.
Yesterday morning the Loup
river was reported as gorged about
nine miles west Of Genoa.
Julius Ernst ard family have
gone to Col!ax county 10 live. lie is
to work his fathers farm this year.
"A select line of silk e embroidered
Newport scarss, all colOrs and shades,
prices $3.50 to $40 each, at Galley
Bros.
Loans on Real Estate at lowest
rates and most favorable terms. No
delay. Inquire at First National
Bank. 35-tf
sam. Connolly will have a eale of
stock aud farm Implements, March
24th st his place ten miles west of
Humphrey. 45-p-3t
The JOURNAL is on sale, each
week, at the book and news stores Of
E. ID. Fitzpatrick and II. Hartman, at
S cents q copy.
Gus. Lockner will have q sale of
stock, etc., at his place one mile north
west of Alexis postofice, Butler coun-
~, on March 30th.
%. L. Baker has 80 good horses
and mules for sale, for cash or on
time to suit purchaser. Call at his
barn and see them. 47.3
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Cain will be glad to learn
that their little boy is now considered
to be out OF danger.
Charles Dietrich returned from
the east last week after q sojourn of
four years. Charlie has become quite
an artist in his way.
just returned from Iowa with 20
head Of young mares, Clyde and
Norman. Will sell for cash or on
time. q. w. Elston. 47-2t-p
"A stock of stationer's articles for
sale cheap or exchange for land or
cattle. Call on or address JOURNAL,
Columbus, Neb., soon.
"A. Smith, boot and shoemaker.
Repairing neatly done. Work solic-
tied. Half-soling Is cents, at Hem
pleman's store, Eleventh ct. 34.tf
~. Z. Tasker would like to know
the Whereabouts of his red Irish Set
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