The Columbus journal., 1891-05-20

-Ono Oh the n006t-lOOKlnk, large COWS
Q:aO lbs.) was standing in front OF
Martyrs last Thursday. He had bought
it Of W. II. Lewis. 1t was part Jersey.
The next regular meeting Of the
ladies' musicale will he with Mrs. j. g.
Reeder, next Monday evening. The last,
with Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, was we'll at
tended.
For Harrison wagons and CORTLAND
spring wagons and buggies, call on J. A.
Gutzmer, opposite Dowty's drug store.
He is cure to satisfy You in prices and
quality. tt
We have just received our
spring stock OF parasols and
sun umbrellas, the best line i'm
the city, ut Galley Bros.
House and lot, with good barn and
other out houses, for sale cheap for cash.
Smiths addition. Inquire at Arnold 4
kOhler's real estate Office or at The
JOURNAL Office. 2Sjantf
Miss NJ. F.. McGath was rendered a
surprise party by her pupils last Friday
evening Mt the home Of c. A. WOOsley.
Ice-cream and cake we're served, and
very enjoyable time reported.
Don't fail 10 call at the New York
Millinery Store and see the new goods.
We are glad TO have yOu call and ex-
anime our goods and see our prices.
Mrs. NJ. A. Russell l. Daughter. 5-3t
A man who lives near the ''hottOm"
suggests that the offensive places be
moved bodily into the heart Of the city
whence all can have the benefit that
would he carried on the breezes.
w. b. Dale says he never saw such
host of people in Omaha as were there
Wednesday last to see the president.
From Tenth to Eighteenth crowded
mass OF humanity, packed like sardines
in box
Clothing! Clothing! Call
and see our new spring styles,
the largest stock in the city,
and the prices the lowest, at
Galley Bros.
The old settlers meet this afternoon
at Speice & NOrth's Office to effect a per-
manent organization. Those who came
to Platte county before June l, 1861, are
10 he considered "old settlers" for the
purposes OF this organization.
We learn that the Woman's Relief
Corps OF Baker Post, will he presented
with a handsome flag, donations for the
purchase Of which were made by +. ID.
Fitzpatrick 81, J. w. Judkins 81, J. p.
Becker 81, George Lehman 81.
William Knights and family came
here recently from Nemaha county. One
child is very sick with diphtheria, and
they have been quarantined in the south
ern part Of .he city. The authorities are
to lie commended for their prOmptness
in this matter.
The Grand Pacific Hotel, corner Of
Olive and Tenth streets, is now open for
the accommodation Of the public, j. W.
Judkins, proprietor. The house has
been thoroughly overhauled and refitted,
and will be conducted in first-class style
in every respect. tt
Il have just received some private
funds to loan upon improved farms for
three or five years, borrower to have
privilege of paying of from 800 to $500
on loan at end Of any year, thus reduc-
ing principal and interest. Call imme-
diately. p. w. Heinrich. 6-2-2t
Fred. Hauter has purchased Mr..
Thomas's stock of tonsorial materials
and with that and his own former stock
has removed to the Phillips building on
Eleventh street, recently occupied by
Mr.. Fuller. This he will occupy until
Gluck's new brick block is completed,
when he will remove to the fine room
in it.
I herewith respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Columbus and vicinity
that 1 have taken charge Of the Office
heretofore occupied by DIR. kempter,
where l am prepared to give careful at.
tention to all operations in surgical and
mechanical dentistry, and will endeavor
to give satisfaction to all who may favor
me with their patronage. e. II. Nau.
man. ID. ID. s.
C. b. Whitmoyer was examined
Saturday for first grade teachers Ger.
tificate, by County Superintendent L. J.
Cramer. As Mr.. w. is talented young
man. industrious and ambitious. he sue.
ceeded in his endeavOr-not very many
first grade certificates are applied for
and it is quite an honor for young man
or woman to be justly entitled to receive
such certificate.
Mr.. GOndring is not a member Oi
the city councils committee on printing
this was a mistake of the writer's in las,
weeks JOURNAL. In our very hasty
reading Of the Telegram's bid We thought
Davis had SO made it as to take in the
full rate for one publication in daily and
weekly. In this it appears that We vert
mistaken. 1t was two-thirds. II Davif
would come within one-third Of the ex
act truth, even One-tenth OF the time, ht
might he partially excused in calling
other people liars once in five or 81,
years.
The child Of Mr.. Meningitis af
tiicted with diphtheria was buried yes
tefday. It is but just to say that thu
family moved to where they now an
without the knowledge OF Mayor Ragat'
at all, and OF course, without his direc
tiOn. No others of them are sick; thu
funeral was private, and the family re
turned at once to the house, which hal
been thoroughly disinfected since thu
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