The Columbus journal., 1888-05-02

II. Z. COOLIDGE, Sec'y. Hguly
New sateens AT kramers.
New seersuckers al kramerS.
New dress goods at kramer's.
Follow the crowd TO "FitZs's."
-Organs, Call at a. a NJ. Turner's.
-Drs. Martyn a Schug. office Olive st.
Fine baby carriages at Fitzpatrick's.
i3plUt
Council meeting next Saturday
evening.
Heinrich loans money on ~clattel
security.
For bargains in machinery 90 to
Lubker's.
Dill pickles and Summer Sausage
at f. PohI's.
Township treasurers are making
their reports.
Best store. cheapest and best goods
at Delsman's.
Legal blanks, a full line. at John
Heitkemper's.
All machinery sold 10y me is war
ranted. Henry Lubker.
The Uniform Rank X. of Z. received
their uniforms Friday night.
-ChiIdren's and ladies' trimmed and
untrimmed hats at kramers. 6-5l2
Heinrich insures town property at
lower rates han other agents.
A new sidewalk at Bucheris corner
adds to the appearance of things.
For dry goods. clothing. groceries,
crockery. etc. etc. go 10 Delsmans.
Down goes the price of wall paper
at Stillman's drug store. 18th street.
Pure spring water ice for sale. Or
der 10y telephone No. 80. {. c. Miller.
Lot
The hes. assortment of dinner sets
and lamps AT Herman Oehlrlch X Bro.
The best is always the cheapest.
Heinrich represents the best insurance.
- Order your spring and summer suits
at Mckean's. and get the latest styles.
The Leading Millinery store is the
place for ladies To sec the latest styles.
Window curtains and room mold
ings at S%tillman's drug store, 18th street.
First class goods. through and
through, at lowest living rates, at Dcls-
mans.
1 can sell Union corn planters with
check rowers at $40 and S45. Henry
Lnbker.
Buy the Standard planter and your
corn will be in straight rows and you
will Ice happy.
-Anybody wanting pure, spring
water ice. leave orders AT Arnold's. or
telephone No. u. 52tf
Sample copies of the JOURNAL and
the NEB. FAMILY JOURNAL sent free of
charge To any address.
Heinrich insures all kinds of town
property and gives the assured time in
which 10 pay the premium.
If in need of "a hat for yourself or
child, buy ii OF lis. We will save you
money. Carl Kramer X Co.
Newest styles of type at the jour
NAL office. Neat. quick and cheap is our
motto on job printing of all kinds.
is il true that there Is a Young Co
lumbus girl an inmate of that "monu-
ment of lust" known as the White
House.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Taylor died Thursday evening. The
funeral took place Monday from the NJ.
T.. church.
Standard corn planters and check
overs. Bradley and Maud S. c~ultiva-
tors, Budlong disc harrows are for sale
at Lubker's. 5-52-4t
Sheriff Bloedorn Monday took Mrs.
Amalia Ernst TO the asylum at Norfolk.
she having been adiudged insane by the
board of insanity.
The Fish and Ice Association on
Arbor Day put out a hundred good
sized elm trees. making a circle clear
around the driveway of their lake.
Mr.. James Boggs. living across the
Loup, lost a valuable mare last week.
She was insured with Heinrich. This is
all that Is necessary TO say about it.
1t was a street rumor Yesterday
morning that there was a combination
of saloon-keepers and some of the drug
gists TO fight the occupation-ordinance.
In any contest the city is not likely to
to get wOrsted.
The JOURNAL informs whomever it
may concern that it is not engaged in
personal attacks upon any one. and that,
under no circumstances. will it descend
to the Sums, for either inspiration, mo-
tive OIL language.
David McDufy of the B. & NJ, on
last Monday killed a rattlesnake about
q half mile this side of the Platte river
bridge. The snake was 9 feet 2 inches
long, 81 inches in diameter in the
thickest part and had II rattles.