The Columbus journal., 1888-11-14

"a, their chanel. corner of North street and Pacln'
Ayepue. All are cordially invited
Isiulsg Elder II. j. HUDSON, Presiaen1.
Heinrich insures at lowest rates.
-Drs. MARTIN & Schug, Office Olive ST
Store full Of new goods at Galley
Bros.
Ladies' shoes. cheapest in town, al
Delsmanis-
ladies hats, cheapest in town. a,
Delsman's.
Braid sets, bead trimmings. etc, al
Galley Bros.
Best store. cheapest and best goods
at Delsman's.
Heinrich is doing an immense insur
ance business.
Legal blanks, a full line, at John
Heitkemper's.
Plenty OF lumber making its way In
TO Platte county.
Hamburg cells. clam juice. and ca,
pres at +. PohI's.
Rude winter set in Thursday last
but it wasn't so very bad.
Friday night was the first pretty
cold night Of the season.
Choice clover honey is sold cheap at
Herman Oehlrich & Bros. 300
John Mcmahon WAS up from Lin,
coin last week a few days.
-Shirting tiannels and twilled fiannels
at all prices, at Galley Bros.
For dry-goods. clothing, groceries
crockery, etc, ETC., 60 to Delsmans.
The bes- assortment OF dinner sets
and lamps at Herman Oehlrich 4 Bro.
The room now occupied by CONNER
cial Bank for rent. First Natl Bank.
Business O to rent on Eleventh
a.. Call at once at the JOURNAL Office.
Wanted. girl. 1 will pay S4.W per
week for a competent girl. Mrs A. NJ.
Post.
-First-class goods. through and
through, at lowest living rates, at Dels-
mans.
Letters from New York speak OF
almost constant rain for the last two
months.
DR.. Roe goes to Council Bluffs next
Tuesday to start in business there.
Success.
In the recent cyclone In Iowa a
brother OF Miss Docia Covert received
some injury.
Columbus has been invited to cele-
brate with Genoa next Saturday evening
in eating an OK.
We understand that Heinrich is
making the best terms on farm Loans of
any one in Columbus.
Wanted. girl to do general house
work: good wages Will be paid. Inquire
nj Galley Bros store.
Turn the devils out" was sung by the
democrats before election, and they sang
their own funeral knell.
Remarkably fine weather. again,
while away east they are having rain and
snow and very bad roads.
Journal and Omaha Weekly Bee. TO
any address in the United States, 10
January LIST, 1889, for S1.M.
Heinrich has the money on hand. at
all times, for farm loans. II You borrow
from him there is no delay.
Geo. Murie. N Of the JOURNALS
|. Oldest subscribers. adds the Family Jour
nal to his list of newspapers.
A delegation OF the Knights OF
Pythias OF this city attended the funeral
Of Mn. James Burrows. Sunday.
The new brick hotel looms up in
fine shape, the windows are all in, and
work is going forward in fine shape.
JOURNAL and Omaha Weekly Bee. to
any address in the United States. to
January LIST. 1889. for $l.OO.
To Farmers, Choice northern seed
wheat for sale at the mill Of Jseggi &
Schupback, at sl.5O per bushel, cash.
l&nov3t
The JOURNAL is on sale, each week,
At the book and news stores of E. ID.
Fitzpatrick and J. Heitkemper,a at 5 cents
copy.
If q man has good sense there Is no
reason why he should be any less a man
during a political campaign than at any
other time.
Mich. Biaser wal in town Saturday.
he was getting ready to build a large
cattle shed for himself. after building a
number for other people.
Mr.. Joseph Drinnin is having a neat
residence built on his farm about four
miles northess; Of this city. Ed. Palm
is doing the carpenter work.
-Murdock & Son have completed the
Rusche dwelling house, and have made
IN excellent job Of it. We understand
that Henry viii move this week.
The Baptist supper will be given
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2lst, supper
25c, oysters extra Everybody come to
Fitzpetrickis hall. I. B. Gerard
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any address in the United States, to
January LIST, 1882 for S1.00.