The Columbus journal., 1892-05-04

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pi& at E. William Gassmann's bakery,
one door east Of e. Pohl's grocery. 5tp
Rev. L. J. Baker will move to Albion
in about two weeks, where he has ac-
cepted call from the Baptist church.
William Dietrich has planted six of
his town lots to potatoes, intending to
have enough for his own use and some to
sell.
lAOur house is acknowledged by all
who have investigated, to be tho best
place to buy your millinery. ]. G. Fill
man. Il
I><Are you house cleaning? Buy your
TA paper, window curtains, alabastine
end mixed paints at Stillman's drug
store. 2-3t
%Dr. Nauman, dentist, Thirteenth St.
OPPOSITE Barber's. All work guaranteed
Gas given for the painless extraction OF
teeth. 21-tf
The Grand Pacific hotel was sold
Monday on foreclosure of mortgage to
l. Gluck and Mrs. Anna Wilkinson for
$3.50.
\rhs 1s~s,, .kgrs are prepared to
dd 6rskf4ss seYl9g by NJ: Jennie
s''ss:''S '5,,;s:' P'' '';%z" Of '''I'* and
Frank Farrell, B. & NJ. brakeman,
had foot cut off by a moving train Fri
day at Bellwood while engaged in the line
of duty.
-Ond great advantage you pve-a
bice Of ZEN of the argest compdR pies in
the world by insaine with W.
Mr.. Sparhawk was on the South Oma-
la market Thursday with four cars of fat
cattle. The top OF the market that day
was $3.50.
Rev. Mr.. Ives, brother of Henry
Ives, OF the Illinois conference will
preach next Sunday morning at the NJ.
Z. church.
David Dowty and Walter Henry
started Sunday afternoon for Montana,
in which state they will find location
for drug store.
Since Mr.. John Eusden has had his
dwelling house raised and porch placed
in front, the appearance Of the premises
is greatly improved.
"A. L. Bixby lectured at Fullerton
Tuesday evening Of last week. The Post
says he was greeted with a good house
and gave a good lecture.
-You can start now from Columbus
on the U. p. at $50 in the evening and
arrive at Denver at 7:4O-a pretty quick
pace the distance being 81 miles.
I C. A. Snow & Co.'s pamphlet, 'In-
6fmation and Advice about Patents,
Caveats, Trademarks, Copyrights, etc."
may be obtained free at this Office. tt
The Earnest Workers had an extra
meeting Friday evening, at J. A. Shuck's
gallery. Ice cream and cake were served
and a very pleasant evening spent.
The crossings on the square at the
juncture Of North and Thirteenth streets
have been raised, and travel by foot con-
siderably bettered in bad weather.
All Columbus people who have the
ready money to spare should build more
dwelling houses. There is a brisk de-
mand for these, with a limited supply.
>fThe grandest and most complete
objection of hats, the largest and almost
endless variety of styles, at prices fully
80 per cent less than usual. j. C. Fill
man. tt
David Thomas of Postville was in
town Saturday on business. He has
forty-one head of fat cattle to market
shortly and is watching for favorable
prices.
The salary of marshal for the village
Of Humphrey has been fixed at $40, and
then it was suggested that the Office be
consolidated with that of street commits
siOner.
H. E. B. Nash, representing J. N.
Wolfe, publisher of the Nebraska State
Gazetteer, was in the city several days
last week, w~:ting up Columbus for the
annual.
The last Club party of the season
will be given next Friday at the opera
house. There have been many invita-
tions sent out and it will be the event Of
the season.
j. r. Smith of Monroe twp, who was
in the city Saturday, says that owing to
the wet weather farm work in that Sec
ton of the county is away behind the Or
dinary season.
800 acres of good land in section 6,
tdwh II, range east, for sale for cash.
Those wishing to purchase all or any 50
Of said tract, please address NJ. K. Tur-
ner, Columbus, Neb.
A little whirlwind raised the dust
and paper on Tenth street Saturday
evening and was sufficient in extent and
movement to illustrate to little folks the
action OF a cyclone.
The death of little Oracle BOuton
on Wednesday afternoon was severe
shock to all her little acquaintances.
She was a universal favorite, and a very
bright and promising child.
Joe and Henry Smith and Alfred
Ernst went to Columbus last Saturday
to help celebrate the birthday OF G.
Ernst and Henry Smith both being on
the same date.-[Schuyler Herald.
Notice the advertisement in today's
JOURNAL of the Western Exchange Co.
of this city, A. NJ. Swartzendruver, man.
ager. They do a large business, and
solicit share of the public patronage.