The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

n GainfD hold regular services ever SuDdaI
S..f. 49, 1s:e; = S 90 %: :s...s .Sd i Hseis.
iSial0 Eldsf h. ]. HuDsos. Prssidsnk
Prepare forwinter.
-Couventions this week.
Attend the Platte county fair.
Begins to feel q little like winter.
1t pays to deal With Browoiak Broa
Star roasted coffee at Borowiak
Bros
Rain enough Monday to lay the dust
in good shape.
Visit E. d. Fitzpatrickis mammoth
toy and book store. 2z2A
Webb 4 Son have Just received ar
invoice Of fne shoes.
-Boroviakis horse has got away from
its driver twice lately.
First arrival Of Jersey sweet pota'
toes 1t Oehlrich Broa "a
A W. Young marketed q nice lot Of
fAt hogs Thursday at $40.
Old newspapers by the hundred, q
cents 1t the JOURNAL Office.
1t IL sid that winter apples are tG
be scarce and rather high-priced.
Apples were selling out OF wagons
ON the street Monday at 6Oc q busheL
-Cau 1t Bakers restaurant directly
north Of the q. p. passenger depot fol
mealA. l
. Something that will interest the
ladies, Mrs. Fillman's new millinery
stock.
w. E. Kent has been nominated foI
supervisor by the republicans OF Lost
Mr.. Ulysses Dispatch, please give
Tn JouRxAL credit for what you take
from it.
Ma vora Sumption ia being talked
OF Tor county superintendent Of Madison
county.
ID. ]. Clark, representing Codair
Hardy & Co u Chicago, was in town
Mooday.
The governors challenge cup va
awarded to Co e, First regiment Of
Fremont
After the conventions, . lively cam
paign. provided any OF the ~bosses" show
thsir banda
-Just arrived at MrA N. F. Storey
millinery store, the finest line Of fall and
winter eoodaL ~
&c. e Early viii I'LL the position Of
taller of the First National hank the first
oe the month.
-Rsmember that Schaffroth 4 Piath
. make spscialtiss Of we'll boring and
tubular vellsL
. w. I. OCoanoc hes closed out biz
seock businsss and returned TO his home
in Syrscnsa n. 7.
Me- Eva NcKean hes just fniahed
tvo ife-G7s crayon pictures OF Mr.. and
Mn John Hoffman.
M. Duly made . complete success
moving The Turner residence to The new
rte On Ninth street.
DO not fail to - the grand display
q tAs Leading millinery during the fAir
NJ n Rrr-snsa
-TAs nme Of base ball Sunday BE-
TWEEN Seward and Columbus gave Il t1
4 in fsyoe Of Seward
e z Brown h0 nearly recovered
nom his accident at Norfolk and goes On
the rod aeain next week.
II p. Dsume q Sutton. Neh-, hal
uuaned Q tin sbore in tie building for
nssly oocupisd BY Webb Son
Tho celebrated Quick-nsal and
NnnarcA ensnlins seovsA tie bae IN tn
uarA.k Ior als BY 4. Bosetcher. 1T
ZFsnow ths crowd fbr school books
~ bona., note b~oolnseAoel supplies
ETC. B.rEuins 1t z D. Etzpatrickh
IT. oasou for tnrnadoO = Row q
haad I'D property owneEs shoald sseur'
smaiyst oncs. With GIG. BscAG Co
81 Rnpp, braksnan On tie AIbio1
-G, lane IN one foot, . trunk fall
me0h He goes By The aid oe cutehes
~. Norton preached Sunday even
m e IL Congregational church to I
eruvdsdhO~-his thsme being Christi
~.
-Dnxid UhomaA, Who W in town
N,oys thst It = the dryest vsaths
.SRn h0 W. e~xpsrisnoed IN Ne
bunnh
-SehaRroth 1 Piath have The best q
harvu6ng machinery and en- furnial
~End q fArn implsmsntA 1t rsason
aA1D pukaA
-GAw Hsi1hanehoe Genoa = aAlict
eavSk&yphoil ssssr and = mt szpect
q = kv4-o ays z b Wies vhG
~i0om Noeday.
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