The Columbus journal., 1892-06-15
Oil cake at Rasmussen's. If
bills printed at this Office.

Come to The JOURNAL for job work.
-Fresh table butter 10 cents per
pound at Stonesiferis. 3t
For the finest styles of calling cards,
call on The JOURNAL. tt
Old newspapers by the hundred, %
cents at the JOURNAL Office.
Judge VIM. Marshall arrived in the
city yesterday to hold court.
- German Millet and Silver Hull
Buckwheat. s. C. & C. C. Gray.
: DIR. T. r. Clark, successor to DIR.
Schug, Olive st. In Office at nights.
Eye and Ear surgeon, DIR. E. T.
Allen, 800 Range block, Omaha. Neb.
C. II. Young has purchased the stock
Of groceries lately owned by H. J. Noert-
ker.
The Farmers club will meet at Mrs.
Stewards. east Of the city, Friday, June,
24th.
Mrs. John Wagner of Creston lately
had a cancer removed from her right
cheek.
Some fine young cattle for sale, or
exchange for city lots. Call on ID. B.
Duffy.
The laying OF the brick work has
been begun on G.. w. Phillips's new
house.
Humphrey, Newman Grove and
Monroe are all going to celebrate the 4th
OF July.
Pianos and Organs. DO not buy
from pedlcrs until you get prices from
Fitzpatrick. If
-Preaching by Rev. w. ID. Elwell at
Wattsville school house, Sunday, June
18th, $50 p. m.
> Mr.. Hansen has moved into the
house he recently bought, OF Rev. Snider
ON Ninth street.
Sunday last X. l.. Ives was thrown
Oy y OIOuCuo ouu Ado hiS itSht "itot
thrown out Of joint.
ID. B. Duffy, Columbus, Neb., will do
your house-mOvinR, in good shape and
At reasonable prices. ltf-eow
Get your machine oil can filed at
0tonesiferis for less money than any
other place in town.
D.. Call at once at Fillman's TO select
what Sou need in their line, at prices
never before heard of in the city. l
!: leopold Jaeggi says that the blue
Jay is arobber bird and fit for nothing
but to be slain, whenever caught.
The celebrated Quick-Meal, and
: Monarch gasoline stoves, the best in the
market. For sale by A. Boettcher. Aft
E. First communion of school children
will take place at the Catholic church
NEXT Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock.
When in need of an auctioneer, call
on Dave Smith. He will act for you
with promptness, safety and dispatch. IT
Say, young fellow, make Your sister,
or some other fellows sister, a present
Of one Of those nice fans at StOnesifer's
ID. C. Owen OF Gardner. who was in
town Monday, says that crops in hif
. neighborhood are in splendid condition
w. W. Warrington, was in towr
Saturday, he says that the growing
!. crops mp his way look small but good
We are indebted to s. Alexander OF
Monroe for q renewal of subscription
Ls also inclosed a ''hurrah for Harri-
!. son."
The ladies of the NJ. E. church hat
q social ut Mn. O. d. Buffers last weel
: Tuesday, with a large crowd in attend
snce
Our house is acknowledged by al
.~ho have investigated, to be the hes
.phncs to buy your millinery. &c. Fill
man. II
We will still remain in the jewelr
business and have just received a spler
did line Of watches, chains, etc. A. ]
Arnold. 6A
The Chsutauqus circle were royal
I:eatertained by Mrs. E. .. Wells an
dnnGhter Miss Gertrude, Tuesday Q
hest wssaL
w Kelley and E. p. Smith
Omaha were tho attorneys who represer
;. ted the Union Pacific Company in tn
Lewis cas-.
Sheriff Ksvanaugh has quarantine
two glandered horses at Evan James
:. Burrows twp, and one at b.. Thoml
sons, Monroe
Children Cry oI
Pitchers ca6tovla. .