The Columbus journal., 1891-04-15

sAkins wagons and buSSies, call on J. A.
Ghtzmer, opposite Dowty's drug store.
He is sure to satisfy YOU i'll prices and
quality. IT
A. b. Heath OF the Nebraska Farmer
gave lis a pleasant call Friday. He is
canvassing the state in the interests Of
one OF the best agricultural papers in
the country.
We learn from the Genoa Leader
that Mr.. and Mrs. Walton have lost
their babe, MILFORD, at Baltimore, by
%lipbtheria, and that Oracle was not ex-
pected 10 live.
A-House and lot, with good barn and
OF Der out houses. for sale cheap for cash.
Snsithis addition. Inquire at Arnold X
| kohler's real estate Office or at The
| JorsxAL Office. 2Sjantf
Saturday WAS about the first, good,
steady, spring weather. this season. Ev-
erybody wanted TO be out, but had a
touch OF spring fever, SD that they didn't
care about doing much work.
Columbus has never had much o.
casion to complain Of the street lOafer,
but once in a while there are samples Of
the Old-style. corner lOafers that ought
to he arrested or told to move on.
Hiring your job printing to THE
,6UENAL Office. We have excellent ma
~teriaI. nice type to do work with, and
the hest Of new, job presses. Work done
as promised. and satisfaction guaranteed.
-Remi Miller, the old pioneer Of Polk
county. called to see us Friday. He
hadn't been in town since a little while
before the big SHOWS, and seemed to en-
joy his visit to the city more than usual.
Nick. Blaser, jr., left Duncan last
week for his new home in Oregon. not
far from Dallas. with a car load Of cattle,
horses. etc. Mrs. Blaser, and Frank
Blaser left Thursday for the same place.
The pupils Of Miss Alice Matthews's
school will be given a half day holiday
each day OF the remaining school year.
She has an enrolment Of ~ pupils, and
one day last week had an attendance
Of Il.
Doors always ready To open day or
Mkhf, at the Home restaurant. No use
to w(kst the whole h%ouseholdto get your
breakfast, if you are going away on an
early train. Step in at Bakers Home
restaurant.
IL is safe to say that G.. 4. Brindley
never was guilty Of referring to the
ladies' who voted for him. or To any
| others for that matter, as his fool lady
friends" lie isn't the kind If man to
talk that way.
~ Seed oats. seed cnrn and silver hull
Nckwheat i,r sale, ut the Home Farm,
undersigned, four miles north
east OF the city. Time will he given
those who ask for it upon bankable
paper. !. II. Drinnin. LIT
The principal change in the u. p.
time table, beginning Sunday morning
is IN adding a local passenger train be-
tween Grand Island and Omaha. passing
east acre $40 a. H.. and west S:l5 p. ~.
See table in tOday's JOURNAL.
The lecture Of W. II. Lay, announc-
II g.. tl.n lnnt.f ~ IN. Lf N'NrE
ers Of the Nj. f. church. at the church
Monday evening, was postponed, on az
count of the weather, to next Monday
evening. Admission, III cents.
Saturday Vim. Elston, Walter CAT
frey and Joseph Smith were sentenced
Ia ten days each in the county Jail, and
costs Of suit. by Judge Hensley, on a
charge 81 malicious destruction Of
property belonging 10 Hattie Perry.
Profanity and obscenity Of language
are bad enough at any time, but in the
presence of ladies they become disgust
| ing and lOathsOme. No man or boy with
| the instincts Of the gentleman should, at
| any time indulge in these vile practices.
The thirty-fifth anniversary Of the
marriage Of John s. Freeman and Miss
| Carrie CulbertsOn was duly celebrated
last Friday night week, by about fifty of
| their neighbors. who surprised them Just
| about bed time, and stayed till morning.
We have received from a friend a
marked copy of the Daily Ledger, Ia
coma, Washington, Of Monday March
:Oth. Even then it says: 1.-The early
| spring flowers are in bloom and nature
smiles her gentlest, as she always does
George Graves came down from Full
ler,on Saturday; his former employer.
| NJ. IL. Barber. editor OF the Fullerton
Journal, is afflicted with sciatica, and
now needs an editorial expert to take
his place. while he is absen: at the Hot
Springs.
<zNNhen you want a first-class article
Offspring or winter wheat flour; Of gra-
HaAu. rye. or buckwheat flour, kiln-dried
corn meal. for family use: also bran,
shorts, chopped corn, or chopped corn
and oats mixed, call at Becker's on Thir-
teenth street. tt
The Argus OF last week o%verhauled
some ugly rumors OF by gone days, and
attached them to a skull found last week
in the sand banks near the Loup. There
was no unusual hole found in the skull,
and OF course no iron wedge could have
made the alleged hole.
Now that We have a change OF adj.
ministration in city matters, can we NOT
have the pleasure Of knowing that
Madame Hattie Perry will not longer
remain a resident Of the city-there is
no probability that, at her age. she will
reform her wicked ways:
kTPrOf. Il. j. Porter, formerly q teach