The Columbus journal., 1892-05-04
Circus coming.

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tOil cake at Rasmussen's. tt
Sale bills printed at this Office.
Cloudy weather. still and again.
Come to The JOURNAL for job work
Miss Anna NaylOr is teaching near
Monroe.
Several cases of bowel complaint in
the city already.
Judge Sullivan held district court
at Schuyler last week.
For the finest styles of calling cards
call on THE JOURNAL. tt
The brickwork on Galley's addition
to his store is completed.
Old newspapers by the hundred, q
cents at the JOURNAL Office.
John Haney has several good work
horses for SALE Call on him soon.
-For furniture and Ncture frames go
to JoGfr-3isin 5, on Elevehthstreet:
e. II. Chambers has had his dwell
D.. ing connected with the water main.
DR.. T. r. Clark, successor to DR..
Schug, Olive st. In Office at nights.
Mary E. Taylor has fled a petition
for divorce from William E. Taylor.
The ladies' musical will meet with
Mrs. w. A. McAllister next Monday.
A. Dussel is connecting the Home
restaurant with ihc sewerage system.
Eye and Ear surgeon, DIR. E. T.
Allen, 800 Range block, Omaha, Neb.
See the changes in the U. P. & B. &
M. time tables, and don't miss your train
The roads leading into the village OF
SCHUYLER have been in horrible condition
Prof. p. f. Heise began another
term of lessons i'm German last evening
Roy Cornelius is suffering from q
fever. after having had siege Of mumps
L. Gerard has let the contract fol
breaking 400 acres Of his land near Geo
nee.
-Abts 4 CaltO had an order last week
from New Mexico for fifty tons OF baled
hay.
Some fine young cattle for sale, OF
\ exchange for city lots. Call on ID. b
DuffH
:. Andrew Texley, an educated phar
l.
Kearvllle.
Go to Newell sisters, opposite the
] Clothet bstel, for stylisb4nts at reason
able prices.N y
p Pianos and Organs. Do not buy
- >lfrom pedlers until you get prices from
" Fitzpatrick. If
w. F. st. Clair is again on the Mad.
. ison Chronicle, where Mrs. St. Clair vii
join him soon.
4 ID. b. Duffy, Columbus, Neb., will dc
your house-movinG, in good shape and
at reasonable prices. 1tf-eOw
Mr.. Newell of Lincoln spent las,
week in the city assisting his sisters
settle in their new store.
Fred Luchsinger brought in on Mon
day seventy-nine head of fat cattle fol
the South Omaha market.
The Eleventh street block facing the
Union Pacific passenger depot is figuring
on the sewerage problem.
Read your home newspapers. be-
cause in them you will find matters o.
interest to You personally.
The celebrated Quick Meal, ant
- Monarch gasoline stoves, the best in the
!. market. For sale BY A. Boettcher. 4tf
John Gisin on Eleventh street has ;
fine assortment of furniture, and can alst
fill your desire for picture frames. %
:. An appeal has been taken from tn.
county court, in the matter of the con
test Of the will of Bridget Murray.
. Patrick Murray says he will build tht
onera house when he sells his land, 81
that he can have the money In hand.
-Hagel & Co. report great activity
among the hens of this section, and mar
ket for eggs is found both east and west
w. A. Davis of Nance county Is II
the city, and will probably remain tw'
or three weeks, on important business
The historical club met Saturda!
night with Mrs. A. C. Ballou, and mex
Saturday night will meet with Mrs. Page
Children Cry tol
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