The Columbus journal., 1893-01-18
Society Nofres.
District court is in session.
Sale bills printed at this office.

Sale bills printed at this office.
Come to The JOURNAL for job work.
Gilbert Worley is teaching school
neal Albion.
DIR. r. r. Clark, Olive street. In
office at nights.
Paul Hagel is filling his cold-storage
building with ice.
The Union Pacific Company are fill
ing their ice house.
Horses for sale or trade for cattle.
Inquire of j. L. Sturgeon.
Friday evening, Jan. 20, 1.-THE Rag
Baby" at the opera house.
DIR. E. H. Nauman's dental parlors
in North block, 18th street. tt
Mrs. John Keller OF Wattsville has
been very sick with the grip.
Frank j. North OF Fremont, court
reporter, is on hands for duty.
Hon. Franklin w. Collins, Y. NJ. C.
A. hall, Friday eve. Jan. 20, Sis.
Eve and Ear surgeon, Dr.. E. T..
Alien, 800 Range block, Omaha, Neb.
Born, January 18th, to Mrs. Joseph
Henggler, a daughter, weight II pounds.
The Brewery Company have fifty
men with teams engaged in hauling ice.
The goods of NJ. Stonesifer's store
are advertised to he sold Saturday next.
H. Schumacher, living south of Hum
phrey, has five children sick with typhoid
fever.
Fred Stengger has rented his farm,
and will shortly move to the city with
bis family.
Fresh fruit, jam, pickles, capres,
finest cranberries and fresh cabbage at
F.. POhl's grocery. If
R. B. Sutton seeks recreation at
Lincoln. These old soldiers find com
rades everywhere.
-''The Rag Baby" is a play that has
never been equaled in h lin OF comedy
dramatic News.
Bring your job work to The jour
NAL rooms for correctness, promptnest
and fair, living prices.
Joseph Krause, ST.. is very low. He
has been confined to the house by sick.
ness for several weeks.
A. Wannafried of the Western News
| paper Union, was in b city Friday OF
| business for his company.
The Doth Annual Mask Ball giver
by the Hook & Ladder boys will be hel(
at the opera house, Feb. Odd.
August Boettcher, who slippet
Monday Of last week on the ice ant
sprained his ankle is improving.
The laugh makers in 1.-THE Ra,
Baby" at McVickers, are doing an nor
nous business. HChicago Times.
The celebrated Quick-Meal, ant
Monarch gasoline stoves, the best in tn
market. For sale by A. Boettcher. Att
Bring your orders for job-work t
this Office. Satisfaction guaranteed, an
work promptly done, as agreed upon.
Lutte Nj. North went to Lincoln yes
terday to attend the meeting OF tn
Trotting Horse Breeders Association.
When in need Of an a%uctioneer, ca
on Dave Smith. He will act for yO
with promptness, safety and dispatch.
On a recent trip to Omaha NJ
Backus sold 500 dozen brooms manufat
tured by the Indians under his charg'
AS we 90 to press the case of Coste
& Meyer Y. Ex-sherif Bloedorn is o
trial before Judge Allen at the distrit
court.
Mr.. Nichols, the b. & NJ. engines
who has been afflicted with pneumonl
the past three weeks, is improvin
slowly.
Occidental Lodge No. q, Knights
Pythias, hold installation services tn
"wednesday evening; the public a
invited.
Now is the time to subscribe for TT
JOURNAL and the Semi Weekly Linco
Journal, both for 50 a year, when pa
in advance.
Nebraska land is coming up in pri'
right along. lice Carnahan has ju
: sold a half section west Of Ulysses 4
S3S an acre.
Henry n. Hall and John c. Mick a
in Jail at Seward on a charge of stealth
hogs from felIow-farmers and sellil
them to dealers.
Married, New Years day, by Rev.
p. Moore, at his residence in Wilso
: Colfax county, Clarence Jones and Mi
Daisy Mendenhall.
Attend lecture at Y. NJ. c. A. ha
Friday evening. For both ladies al
gentlemen. Subject, Mind and Morals
Admission, Is cents.
THE Rag Baby is the funnie
musical farce comedy that has ey
- played in this city-excepting mol
IICincinnati Enquirer.
Mr.. Ellsworth of the Humphr
democrat was in the city Wednesd
, and Thursday, looking after his intere'
! before the county board.