The Columbus journal., 1892-10-19

N Saints hold regular services every Sunday
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is;niss A' Elder H. ]. HUDsox. President.
-Eggs 20 cents at Stonesifer's. l
Sale bills printed at this Office.
Shoes repaired at Honahan's. 4
Butter 20 cents at Stonesiferis. l
Come to THE JOURNAL for job work.
:-Eusden's End q store. 18th street.
Get your photos taken at Notestein's.
"A new line of 3Sc hats at Fillman's.
Eggs and butter 20 cents at Stone
sifer's. l
To Fillman's for anything in his line
OF business. 1
M. C. Bloedorn is down from
Humphrey as a witness.
DIR. E. H. Nauman's dental parlors
in North block, 18th street. tt
C. j. Carlow, esq, who has been a
very sick man, is convalescent.
-DOy SOuI UOOto, ouOCos SiOkCo ouu
mems underwear at Honahan's. 4
"A slight sprinkle of rain Monday,
and q cool breeze from the west.
Always busy at Fillman's, but al
ways ready to wait on customers. l
DIR. 7. r. Clark, successor to Dr..
6chug, Olive st. In Office at nights.
Tho weekly Harrison club meeting
will take place next Friday evening.
"A sprinkle of rain Wednesday laid
the dust and ~refreshened everything.
Eye and Ear surgeon, DR.. E. T.
Allen, 800 Range block, Omaha, Neb.
North Nebraska Normal College of
Madison, Nebraska, is the place to &c.
The ladies musical will meet with
Nm. C. j. Carlow next Monday evening.
If you want a crayon portrait call at
Notestein's and ~ one of the best that
10 made.
The best work, the most thoroughly
practical work is done at North Nebras-
In. College.
-Pisnos and Organs. Do not buy
from pedlers until you get prices from
Fitzpatrick. tt
j. II. Drinnin's fall wheat sown the
first week Of September is up about
eight inches.
The Y. NJ. C. A. are receiving bids
for placing bath rooms in the building
they o occupy.
The next meeting OF the Farmers
Club will be held at A. w. Clark's, Fri
day, October 2Sth.
II. B. Duffy, Columbus, Neb., will do
your house-moving, in good shape and
1t reasonable prices. 1tf-eow
AMeiklejohn will speak at Dodge,
Dodge county. Wednesday, Oct. 19, and
not at Platte Center.
-You can enter North Nebraska Nor
NAL College ut any time, and find classes
for your convenience.
The BEST, most practical, and most
thorough college in the state is North
Nebraska Normal College.
David Shank of South Omaha was
in the city Friday, but moi in time to
stteud his fathers funeral.
This il one of the registration days,
and what is to be done might as we'll be
looked after a soon as possible.
The celebrated Quick-Meal, and
Monarch gasoline stoves, the best In the
market. For sale BY A. Boettcher. Att
Attend the Y. NJ. C. A. state con
vention to be held at Hastings, Nov. IL
%. Expense from Columbus, $3.50.
Rev. Worley and family of Albion
were in town between trains Monday,
on their way to David City on a visit.
When in need Of an a~uctioneer, call
ON Dave Smith. He will act for You
with promptness, safety and dispatch. tt
Cattle and horses for sale at ]. L.
Surgeons in the southern part Of the
city, southwest Of the Stand-pipe. Call
o IT
WIN eays returned Saturday from
Atlantic, Ia, where he had been to pur-
chase potatoes. He will have several
car loads.
--Ella Compton and Mrs. Charles
Compton. whose illness with typhoid
fever at Creeton, La, w mentioned last
week, are no better.
Court is still In session with Judge
Sullivan on the bench this week. The
. on trial this afternoon is Martin
POstle ". The Village Of Humphrey.
Those who will take part in repre-.
:. senting the landing of the first Irish
settlers in America, will please meet at
e. d. Fitzpatrickis at 1890 sharp Fri
day next.
-Bofn, Monday October 18th, to Mrs
Steve Ryan, a girl, weight 10 pounds.
Steve IL now q happy man, as was evi-
denced by the broad smile encircling his
oonutsnanoe.
Charles Breeds dray team ran of
Monday, running into q horse and light
wagon standing at VIM. Bucheris corner,
doing the wagon all up, and somewhat
injuring the horee.
-Nr. and Mrs. v. A. Macken went To
Omaha Friday, and John, Eugene and
Daniel Macken Monday. The funeral
Of B. A. Byrnes, their bsother-in-law,
teekPlsce yeotscdsy.