The Columbus journal., 1889-03-06
tobo9Rans ct DelGmaniG
Hobby horses It Heitkempef'k. 4
-Barmipa at Hickok. Hahn kC0k

Ladies toboggans 1t DeaGmank
Hobby horses 1t HsitkemperA 4
-Psrsuips at Hickok, Hahn 4 Co.'S
Call and get Henrich's terms On
loans.
Rock Springs coal, always on hand
1t I. W. Weavers. 21tf
"A large line Of books cheap - the
! cheapest ut Heitkemper'k 1
Closing out dress goods at Dels-
mans-5 cts. . I'd. and upwards.
Boots, shoes, hats, trunks and ~
lises ct bottom prices ut Honahan'A
Il am prepared to make very low
rates Of interest on very largo farm
loans. p: v. Heinrich.
The JOURNAL Is on sale, each week,
ut the book and news stores Of e. q.
Fitzpatrick and J. Heitkemper,at 8 cents
. copy.
The ladies Of the n. e. church win
give q cap sociable this Wednesdsy)e eve,
March 9Th, at Fitzpatrick hall. Sup
per from 6 to IL. All are cordially in
vited.
We learn that the young man, John
Buss, arrested by Sheriff Bloedorn at
Duncan Saturday charged With forgery,
was authorized by his father to sign his
name.
"A young man giving tho name OF
Sacrider. succeeded in passing several
checks drawn on A. Dussel for Sl5. They
were forged and officers are hunting the
young man.
Martin Orleans has opened . tailor
shop in the building adjoining 8. Cas-
on 18th street. Martin 10 q good work
man and We bespeak for him q liberal
share Of public patronage.
PROF. w. B. Backus received q tele-
gram yesterday that he had been ap-
pointed Saturday q superintendent Of
the Indian school at Genoa There will
be no Chase in this Shake.
John Elliottis heart wa gladdened
last week when A. E. McNeese handed
him his gold medal, q reminder OF his
patriotic services in the war with Mex
leo. Nc had found it on the street.
House to rent-Six room brick
house, two blocks from depot, SIS .
month. Also three cottages, entirely
new, in western part Of city, at SO q
month. Enquire Of L. Gerard at State
Bank. 46-1
AT the NJ. E. church, March 10th,
preaching in the morning at IL, sermon:
"A Model Preacher" sermon in the
evening, 7:aO, topic: "A Temple for
Columbus Society" by the pastor, Rev.
II. L. Powers.
Married, at the residence Of the
parents Of the bride in this city, yester-
day, Nh. Harry G. Newman and Miss
Nettie, daughter OF Jonas WEIGH. The
JOURNAL heartily congrstulstes the hap
py young couple.
C. Kramer, president, w. B. Dale.
secretary, John Tsnnahill, g. G. Bow
man, Henry Ragatz, are the committee
on H. OF p. encampment. All letters for
information should be addressed the
president or secretary.
C. C. Gray, proprietor Of the Loup
Valley Poultry Yards, calls attention in
an advertisement in another column, to
the pure bred poultry he has for sale.
No better business for the money invest
ed than raising chickens.
Ether drinking, laughing gas, tea
eating and the breathing OF naptha
fumes are among the vices of women in
the east. These women ought to move
west where the air is xhilarating enough
to satisfy the ordinary mortal.
Rev. H. r. Williams will have q
public sale at his farm Z miles north of
Platte Center, Tuesday, March 18th.
Besides q large amount OF stock, he has
a complete outfit Of farming tools nearly
new which will be offered for sale.
Two bents of the B. 4 N. railroad
bridge were washed out by the ice Mon
day night, and the trains are obliged to
run by way Of Central City and Aurora.
A force of section men are at work and
the brideew will be repaired in q few days.
Ed. Policy tells us that he rented
his land near Seward last eason at 81
an acre cash rent, and this because OF
tho canning factory there making it
profitable to the producer. Those who
rented their land on the shares did wen
better than he.
"A telegram was received here yester-
day morning announcing the death at
Columbus, Ohio, of Mira Rebecca Becker,
aged eighty years. Mrs. Bauer, Mr.. j.
P. Becker and VIM. Becker started on
the noon train yesterday 10 be present
at the funeral Of their mother.
Let every man interested in the vel
fare OF Columbus do what he can toward
securing farmers for every quarter sec-
ton OF land tributary to the city. This
can he done, and when fully con
plished, the retail trade OF the city will
be in q 1ourishing condition.
Francis Egan, an Illinois subscriber
of TIE JOURNAL for many years, sends
81 to renew his subscription. Anowner
Of land here, he believes in keeping
posted. There is no better index OF the
business Of q community than is found
in the columns Of its newspapers.
Commencing Feb. 18th, Galley Bros.
will sell for 80 days. in order to make
room for their spring stock, q lot Of
heavy goods, such as overcoats, suits,
underwear, wraps, toboggans, caps,