The Columbus journal., 1889-01-23

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Avenue Ali are cordially invited
isinlso Elder II. ]. HUDSON. President.
Gents underwear at Delsmanis.
-Drs. Martyr 4 Schug, Office Olive st
Everything is quiet in police circles
Store full of new goods at Galley
Bros.
Braid setts, bead trimmings, etc, a,
Galley Bros
Hamburg eels, clam Juice, and ca,
pres at E. Pohl's.
Work on the new Platte river bridge
will begin shortly.
Horrible ugly valentines. Follow
the crowd to Fitz's.
The Omaha meat market has neat
new delivery wagon.
The finest line Of dress goods in the
city, at Galley Bros. 523-u
John Fitzpatrick is to have stock
sale on the 10th inst.
The ice men began cutting ice at
Miller's pond Monday.
A secondhand piano for sale, cheap
Inquire of Mrs. R 7. Page.
-Shirting fiannels and twilled hannels
at all prices, at Galley Bros.
The post Office looks better in its
new coat Of paint and paper.
Several loads Of hay we're sold on the
streets Friday at good prices.
Closing out dress goods at Dels-
msn's-5 cts. yd. and upwards
When in need Of job work give us a
call All kinds of commercial work done.
The first car was switched on the
Mouroe side track last Thursday to be
loaded.
= Everybody that we hear talk Of it is
we'll pleased with the weather this
winter.
Subscription can begin at any time
for the JOURNAL and Nebraska Family
Journal.
A petition is being circulated in Ia
vor Of Brad. Slaughter for appointment
as g. S. Marshal.
Hereafter the electric lights OF
Schroeder Bros. will burn until II
O'Clock Sunday nights
Dan Clother, who had his hand bad
ly mashed while coupling cars at Oconee
on the Sth. still carries his arm in q
sling.
The light fall Of snow Friday night
made tolerably good sleighing, and sew
eral cutters could be seen on the streets
Saturday.
Quite q pleasant time was had at
Fitzpatrickis hall last Thursday evening,
the occasion being q social hop given by
Hm- Routson.
-hckly & Bro. have recently i'm
proved their meat market by a coat Of
paint and paper and it presents q very
neat appearance.
The new bridge over the Platte river
has been officially located. It viii be
90O feet west OF the old bridge and viii
be 1908 feet long.
We learn that the family Of Super
visor Clark Of Joliet are in better health
than when he vas called home from the
meeting of the board.
Rev. H. L. Powers, at the NJ. e.
church preached very interesting dis
course Sunday evening from the theme
the Center Of Attraction"
Rev. II. l. Powers viii preach Sun
day morning at the n. E church at II
O'Clock. theme: The Dry Bones" even
ing 1t 7.3O Difficulties in the Way"
-Drk Martyr & Schug give notice to
persons owing them that al accounts
must be settled before Febreuary LIST, OF
they viii be placed in the hands Of col
lecsors. 9janA
Representative Swsrtsley has intro
duced . bill in the leeislature sppropri-
ating $4,000 for a state Normal school
in this city. May he get it through, il
the wish Of all OF u.s.
No definite conclusion has yet been
arrived at in regard to the knights oi
Pythias state encsmpment Our citizens
are working hard to secure It, and VII
doubtless be successful
Representatives Swartsley and
D.. Green came up from Lincoln Saturday
the legislature having adjourned over T.
Monday. Mr.. s. bad lost considerable
deep, and v,s not feeling 6rst-Fata
L G. Zinnecker, one Of Columbus'i
s6Iled tonsoriA artists, has leased tn
Thurst0 House barber shop, and VII
ouen ND q soon - the house u complst
sdvhch VIII probably Be shout March L
It. B.umsart speaks about The mild
viutr IN hi sdvertisement IN anothea
oolumn. II VIII pay those m ned d
bootp and shoes to zee his stock and ge'
~ peicsa, - b - closing out hs vinte'
sock