The Columbus journal., 1886-09-15

State Fair Saturday.
School books, blank books, + ID.
Fitzpatrick, 18th street s-l6n
Pianos, orgsua, music, etc, +. ID.
Fitzpatrick, 18th street. l6tf
Il. Kramer and Gus. Faibaum
visited Kearney last week.
Sale bills printed a, the JOURNAL
Office, all styles and prices.
New pitted cherries and dried
raspberries at Rasmussen's.
Come to the Platte County Fair
for everybody will be there.
-Barnnm's "biggest show on earth
exhibits in Omaha on the 18th.
Eight pounds of pure Ohio ma
pie sugar for 81 at Rasmussen's.
Best paints in market at unheard
of prices, Columbus Lumber Co.
Fred. L%achsinger is going into
the dry goods business at Leigh.
-"Jsck" Ellis left yesterday for
Valentine on a visit to Ed. North.
"A private social hop was given
at Msnnerchor Hall Monday night.
Phil. Best's Milwaukee beer
always on draft at p. J. Smiths on
llth street. ID
Ladies 90 TO krsmer's for new
dress goods.
The JOURNAL is prepared to do
ell kinds of job work, commercial
and otherwise.
Misses Wallace of Allegheny
City, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
BENZ. Musgrave.
&C. w. Hulst has recently enclos-
ed his premises with a new, neat and
substantial fence.
CLARK Young is leading the life
of q bachelor during his wi:e's visit
away from the city.
M. Doody's house at Platte Cen
ter burned down Thursday. Loss
$500, partly insured.
Rev. st. Clair was at Tekamah
last week attending the session of
the Nj. E. Conference.
WIN. Butcher and family are now
occupying their dwelling in the
eastern part of the city.
George Shielded will have a stock
sale at his place near Platte Center
Monday, Sept. 10th, 'S6. IT'S
C. w. Clark Of Humphrey WAS
In town Saturday and called at these
newspaper headquarters.
w. d. Wilson of Lost Creek was
in town Friday, and reports that
young burg as fiourishing.
The residences of Mr.. Gluck and
Mr.. Phillips on 10th street have re-
ceived new coats of paint.
Hattie Albro the other day
brought from her hennery a hens
egg which measured 7Ax634i inches
around.
Frank Gillette, of Ainsworth,
was in town the latter part of last
week, looking just Is natural as a
picture.
Miss Belle st. Clair left the city
Tuesday for West Point, Nebraska,
whore she resumes her position &c
teacher.
The JOURNAL is on sale, each
week, at the book and news stores of
e. ID. Fitzpatrick and II. Hartman, at
5 cents . copy.
Mise Laura, daughter of Jos. Nc
Allister, jr., of Meadow Creek, Mon
tsna, is stopping at her grandfather's,
James McAllister.
Brother Robson of the Humph-
roy Independent aud W. II. Selsor
gave the JOURNAL sanctum q very
pleasant call Friday.
The brick addition to ST. Francis
Academy is nearing completion and
will add very much to the appear
ance of the building.
John II. johannes, in past years
Q very successful farmer, has rented
his place, will quit farming, and
moved last week to Platte Center.
Ed. Boggs's horse q off Mon
day morning, breaking the buggy
and harness aid pitching Ed. out,
without breaking any of bis bones.
-Mrs. Winterbotham has let the
contract for the erection Of Q board
ing house on Nebraska Avenue,
work on which has been commenced.
Mrs. j. W. Roscoe of Cedar
Rapids, Mrs. Henry Woods of this
CITY. Mrs.. VIM. Marshall of Michigan,
Nrs. VIM. Parsons of Dakota, and
William and Frank Clark, are
the living children Of W. A. Clark
Who, with the aged widow, sincereIy
mourn bis death.