The Columbus journal., 1892-07-27
Oil cake at Rasmussen's. tt
Sale bills printed at this office.

Sale bills printed at this Office.
Come to The JOURNAL for job work.
Didn't we have some hot days last
week?
.. &C. G. Hickok is working at the
creamery.
Call at Haughawout's when in need
OF dental services.
:. Don't fail TO see the plOw shoe for
,aOe at Stonesifer's.
. Dr. L. II. Nauman's dental parlors
: in North block, 18th street. tt
-. i. Stevens has sold his livery
business to j. NJ. Brownrick.
=. Republican state convention at I'm
cDln, 10 O'Clock a. H., August 4.
Mrs. Purcupile has moved her mil
.linery store TO the North block.
- The NJ. f. Sunday School will have
:. a pic nic in Stevens's grove today.
:: .-Dr.-T. Il. Clark, successor TO DR..
s;chug, Olive ST. In Office at nights.
Eve and Ear surgeon, DR.. f. It.
q. Allen, 309 Range block, Omaha, Neb.
The Farmers Club will meet Friday,
July %, at . pm, AT William Lock
: hart's.
Some fine young cattle for sale, or
!, exchange for city lots. Call on ID. b.
p. Duffy.
The only painless method OF eA-
:; tracing teeth at Haughawout's dental
parlors.
Ninth street south of the court
house is being very much improved 10y
grading.
e. Pianos and Organs. DO not buy
from pedlers until you get prices from
Fitzpatrick. II
D l.. Bruen sold 300 pounds of sur
plus honey last year from seventeen
: .staDds of bees.
II. H. Meagher went 10 Grand Island
Saturday to attend a meeting OF the he
uaion committee.
: A three-horse- power boiler and en-
:. gine In good condition. for sale. Inquire
at Thurston hotel. If
r. Hummer says corn and oats In
his neighborhoOd are nose-high and
looking very fine.
Gerhard Leuschen was IN the cit!
. Monday. and gave THE JOURNAL pleas
ant call on business.
=. d. b. Duffy, Columbus, Neb., will az
your house-moving, in good shape ant
:: at reasonable prices. ltf-eow
=; Wanted, to buy secondhand bug
= gy. Address A. B., care OF JOURNAL
office, Columbus, Neb.
To Brer Bixby: OF course we ar
sorry that You got hurt-you ought t.
!. take that for granted.
:. Next Sunday, at ii a. m. and 8 p. m.
: Bishop Worthington is expected t.
tpreach at Grace church.
- Mrs. Churchill was very dangerous
=. ly sick Wednesday, but took turn TO
D.. the better, in the evening.
VIM. Moore, a farmer north OF tn
. city four miles, lost team of horses las
:. week, by the excessive heat.
-; The celebrated Quick-Meal. ant
. Monarch gasoline stoves, the best N tn
market. For sale by A. Boettcher. 4tt
- When in need Of an auctioneer, cal
on Dave Smith. He will act for vol
!. with promptness, safety and dispatch.
=. The game of base ball between th
= Barber and Hogan mines Sunday re
suited in IA to 9, in favor of the Barber.
Rev. Snyder preached morning an
: evening in the Baptist church last Sun
day. Rev. Redding will hold service
:. there next Sunday.
=. Pat McGinnity, an employe Of th
Union Pacific, at work at the roun
-. house. had an auction Saturday OF hi
:. household goods. He goes east.
= The basket picnic of the youn
folks of the Baptist Sunday school :
:. S.evenss grove Wednesday last Va
=. attended by host of young people.
4 Prof. p. w. Hess, who has bee
principal Of the schools at Platte Cent<
:: the past three years, has been electe
principal of the schools at Silver Creel
800 acres of good land in section
:. town IL, range east, for sale for casl
:. Those wishing to purchase all or any
:. of said tract, please address ri. K. Tu
ner, Columbus. Neb.