The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

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Distinct court is in session.
Quite a bit Of snow fell last week.
.-Drs. Martyr r Schug, Office Olive st.
d. Z. Duffy. house mover. Schuy-
Ter, Neb.
= .-Bananas at the Home restaurant:
try them.
{: -Satines OF all the latest spring styles
al, J. b. Delsman's. 4l-2t
-ROsco Conkling cigars at L. J.
Bakers restaurant.
Old newspapers by the hundred, %
cents at the JOURNAL Office.
-Henrich's Full Paid Policy" is pre-
ferred on residence property.
Heinrich still has some ~ per cent
money to loan upon improved farms.
Remember that Schaffroth K Plath
make specialties Of well boring and
tubular wells.
-Henrich's rates Of insurance are
very low compared with the rates charg-
ed by other agents.
N. ID. Anderson Of St. Edward and
=. n. J. Skoog Of Genoa were in South
Omaha Thursday with fat cattle.
The celebrated Quick-Meal. and
Monarch gasoline stoves. the best in the
market. For sale by A. Boettcher. Aft
d. Candies. fruit, sandwiches. Roscoe
Conkling cigars and everything to tempt
the appetite at the Home restaurant.
Several cyclones are predicted by
weather prophet Barnhart. Insure
against them. p. W. Heinrich. insurance
agent.
The JOURNAL is on sale, each week,
the book and news stores OF f. ID.
Fitzpatrick and J. Heitkemper.a t 3 cents
copy.
-Schafroth < Plath nave the best Of
harvesting machinery and can furnish
Inv kind OF farm implements. at reason
able rates.
A change has been made in the b.
& N. time table. which will he found
noted in. today's JOURNAL going into
effect last Sunday.
Every man in Nebraska who raises
cattle, hogs or sheep for the market
should have a South Omaha paper-the
hest is the S~tockman.
For sale. cheap, 2 hay presses. One,
8 horse power upright engine: one. 10
horse power traction engine. all COM
plete. Address David Lea, Silver Creek.
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For Harrison wagons and CORTLAND
spring wagons and buggies, call on J. A.
Gutzmsr. opposite Dowty's drug store.
He is sure to satisfy you in prices and
quality. II
Rev. Worley's text for Sabbath
morning at the Nj. E. church. is.-"Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.' In
the evening.-"WhatsOeyer a man SOW
eth, that shall he also reap"
DR.. Sims. dentist, is here Ia stay.
Gas administered. also local application
to the gum to relieve pain in extracting.
Those having trouble with artificial
feeth should call. Office with DIR. Evans.
Remember that Heinrich has been
in the insurance business in Platte
county nearly fifteen years. and that his
companies have never been sued on &C
count Of a refusal To pay q loss. This
is . fact.
The celebrated Rice Evangeline
opera company passed through the city
d. Saturday on their way to Lincoln, and
returned Sunday going to Denver. There
were thirty-eight in the company. They
took supper at L-J.Baker's restaurant.
Book keeping on the Farm" an ex-
celleut paper prepared for the Farmers
. Union, and printed by nj last week. in
advertently failed to show the name OF
the .author-A. C. Pickett. Who has a
genius for such work as we'll as Tor
music on the piano.
On and after March Sd the post
Office will be open from 8 a m. TO 8 p. m.
on week days, and Sundays the door
will be open from 3 to II in the morning
and from 1 to 8 in the afternoon. The
general delivery will be open from : to ;
D. m. Carl Kramer, postmaster.
.J.R Mathevson is having a big de-
m,nd for his Goshen fence machine. and
II Is q good one. See his advertisement,
and. better, SEQ the machine Al work
It pays everybody to fence. in more
vays than one, and the fence made by
TIM maehine Il . good one, sure.
Tho young people Of Platte Center
arranged . toboggan slide on the hill
mar the school house last Saturday,
and while the visiting teachers were
awaiting trains they enjoyed the e1er-
eiss a t~oboegsning. Everything vas In
Ans oder and ths sport srsstly enjoyed