The Columbus journal., 1889-12-18

"A very fine iine OF library lamps ut
Oehlrich Bros.
If you want to save money, buy your
goods Of John Heitkemper:
Old newspapers BY the hundred, .
cents at the JoCRxAL oAice.
!, See the large stock Of holiday goods
OF all kinds at Heitkemper'a
-Hinman ( South of Humphrey have
dissolved partnership, South retiring.
-HOnahan sells goods at hard time
prices, call and examine goods and prices.
The JOURNAL is on sale, each week,
at the book and news stores Of e d.
Fitzpatrick and J. Heitkemper at 5 cents
| a copy.
The Nebraska Farmer has come to
be good solid paper, worthy the pat
ronage OF every wide-awake farmer in
the state. If
For Harrison wagons and COurtland
spring wagons and buggies, call on J. L.
Gutzmer, opposite Dowty's drug store.
He is sure to satisfy you in prices and
quality. tt
-Patronize home Industries Snch is
the text OF a considerable sermon put
into the Norfolk newspapers the other
day as An advertisement, by miller Of
that place.
Remember the poor on Christmas.
Those who have all OF earth's good
things that they could reasonably ask,
have little conception OF how needy some
are for food, clothing and shelter.
The working force of The JOURNAL
Office were the recipients Of cigars from
o. T. Roen, George E vawter and H. C.
Newman, in celebration OF the advent OF
heirs to their households the past week.
-Fitznoodle--Have You any conpe-
tition here Fitzpatrick have not
heard of any west Of Omaha FitznoO-
dle--Why is this thusly?" Fitzpat-
rick-'-Complete stock and Chicago and
New iorL, prices. 32t
See advertisement of board Of trade
meeting tomorrow evening. II Colum-
bus can secure the State Fair for the
next five years. il will be fine, large
feather in her cap. Nothing succeeds
like success.
The corn crop of Nebraska has been
so immense this year that there are a
goodly number of farmers who have not
yet finished husking. II CORE was only
80 cents bushel-but then. Nebraskans
mustn't feel too proud
Fred Hempleman and George Clark.
found guilty Of stealing six cans of
oysters from Coolidge Bros, were sent
by Judge Hudson to the reform school
at Kearney, whittier they went Monday
under charge of Sheriff Bloedorn.
At the last meeting of the city coun-
Gil an ordinance was passed imposing
special tax Of S35 year on those engag-
ed In loaning money for hire. etc. Those
specially Interested will find the ordi-
nance among advertisements in today's
paper.
The Teachers Association of Platte
county is about to begin series of
meetings which will be of interest and
value to our teachers and schools. Prac-
teal illustrations Of methods and lee
lures of various topics are among the
new features.
Note the change Of prices Of -four
st the mill Of Jssssi 4 schupbsch which |
is - follows: Red Seal (patent) per hun
dred, S2.2s, Eight Break (patento per |
hundred s2.05, Columbus per hundred |
Si.S5, Beauty per hundred si.75, in f,ve |
hundred Ib. lots.
The supper and social given at the |
residence Of Hon. j. W. Swartsley last |
Wednesday evening by ladies Of the |
NJ. E. church was 4 success in every i'm |
portant particular, fifteen dollars being |
the net proceeds, financially and a very
enpydDfe evening.
What Is IT, and Robson Crusoe." |
were received last Monday night at the |
opera house by very appreciative audi
ance; the program is certainly unique,
original and attractive. The company |
will doubtless be greeted here by large
house when they come again.
-McNeilI. the man who stole hogs and
escaped from the marshal at Humphrey,
was captured in South Dakota by J. r.
Petrie, sheriff Of Bonhomme county, who
arrived here with him Monday. He was
arraigned before Judge Hudson, admit
ted his guilt and, in default Of bail. is
now in jail.
In last weeks issue We made note
OF the fact at the time that the result Of
the DR.. Bonesteel divorce case was a
decree on Mrs. Bonesteel's petition. The
Judge, who took the matter under ad-
visement. had not vet rendered his de-
cision rs 10 the custody Of the children
and alimony.
The Humphrey saloon men except
ing Naeve, who was confined TO his bed
by sickness) were arraigned Thursday
before Justice COwtlery. waived examin-
alton, and gave bonds of 500 each to
appear at the district court Their
names = Henry Brenni2. John Lang.
VIM. Wendt, Henry kersch.
Attention is called to the change in
]. A. Barber 4 Co.'s advertisement this
week. They meet the demands Of the
hard times by letting the people know
what they have to sell and asking them
to examine their bargains and prices
Orders by mail come from every direc-
ton and are promptly attended to.