The Columbus journal., 1891-10-28

sale bills printed at this Office.
Come to The JOURNAL for job work.
There are yet about 24O voters to
register.
Vote for II. j. Hudson for justice OF
the peeee.
. Old newspapers by the hundred, Is
cents at the JOURNAL Office.
1t will pay you to see our line before
buying elsewhere.J. c. Fillman
Henry T. Spoerry makes a good
Justice, and will continue to do 10.
DIR. T. r Clark, successor to DR..
| Schug, Olive Ut. In Office at nights.
Eye and Ear surgeon, DR.. E. T.
Allen, 800 Range block, Omaha, Neb.
Books, Toys, Pianos, Organs, Sewing
: Machines. e. D.Fitzpatrick, 18th st.
No discount on H. j. Hudson for
~ 0 OF the peace-good in every
respect.
Under all circumstances our prices
will and must be the lOwest.|. G.
Fillman.
Six out of the eight applicants were
given permits to teach by Supt. Cramer
last week.
Willie Sauer has the d%iphtEeria and
the premises OF his mother we're quaran-
tined Sunday.
There is an an active demand all
around for Nebraska soil. Now is surely
the time to buy.
ID. b. Duffy, Schuyler, Neb., will do
your house-mOving, in good shape and
1t reasonable prices. ltf-eow
They can copy my prices, but they
/, can't show the quality Of goods for the
same money!. c. Fillman.
"A large number Of young people en-
joyed themselves in the 'mazy" at Fitz-
patrickis hall Thursday evening.
The burial Of John Hammond and
Edwin Rodehorst took place at the CEN
etery ut the same hour Thursday.
Tho celebrated Quick-Meal, and
Monarch gasoline stoves, the hest in the
market. For sale bv A. BOettcher. 4N
DIR. Nauman, dentist, Thirteenth ST.,
opposite Barberis. All work guaranteed.
Gas given for the painless extraction Of
teeth. 2l-tf
DR.. C. ID. Evans was called the past
week to attend Horace Hudson at Silver
Greek for congestion Of the lungs. He
10 now better, but was very dangerously
i'll.
PROF. l. j. Cramer was visiting the
schools in Burrows and Upper Shell
Creek the latter part of last week. He
says that crops are splendid up that
way.
-Rickly's new meat market Of Olive
street will BOON be ready for occupancy
Henry Noeetker will move his stock Of
groceries into the building vacated by
Mr.. Rickly.
"A car load OF sewer pipe for ths
Columbus Sewer company, has arrived
TIE company wish to get some OF th<
pipe under ground before freezing
weather il possible.
Only one week until election. Il
you have not yet made . selection. you
must do 90 soon. Our candidates viii
al bear inspection, are all men o.
integrity and good moral character.
Henry Zinnecker writes from Min
neapolis that he is much pleased Will
tho -four city, and the school which h'
u attending. After Q course Of eigh'
months in tho school he will return II
this city.
~. N. Heater va ct Leon, lows, las
vel, and says the people there express
ths greatest surprise that any Nebras
knns should believe tho Sensational stor,
IN the Ouaha World-H Herald regarding
Judge Rost
william Brookman' . youngest child
boy, = afflicted with diphtheria- A1s
Brookman has just recovered from I
sisge Of typhoid fever. Their premises
south az tho court house have beer
guaranteed.
"A bottle oe gaso1ine and blaze tia
reached into the bottle, came near cau0
ing considerable trouble ut tho Tele
gram o@ce Tuesday OF last week. NJ
Stout, Who vas badly burned in tn
faoe. quit work several dayR
ol1)ldSo0 cy1or