The Columbus journal., 1893-11-22

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Dry goods, etc.
Follow the crowd.
'-Marmoy 4 Simmons for your bulbs
.-Cut flowers for sale at The City green
. house. tt
I For nice parlor lamps 60 to Won
Bergen Bros.
Rubber goods and felt boots at Won
Bergen Bros.
. Little Mary Zinnecker is sick With
typhoid fever.
E. .'-ADr. T. r Clark, Olive street. In
Office at nights.
Mrs. B. s Wyatt has been sick the
past two weeks.
:-Dolls from 5 cents up to $3.50 at
Won Bergen Bros.
W. A. Way was in Grand Island last
week on business.
Found, . watch. Inquire at Fitz.
patricia Pay charges, l
Store building for rent. Inquire st
Herman Oshlrich & Bros. Ct
DR.. E. H Nsumsn's dental psrlorl
in North block, 18th street. tt
Union ssrvicss are being held ut The
Congregational church this week.
Good five-room house for sale or
rent, cheap. Inquire Of L. A. Wiley.
Albert Schram will be deputy post
master under the new administration.
W. e. Lockhart returned Thursday
from six weeks visit in Pennsylvania.
-Diphtheria is prevalent around
Leigh. Dr.. Gssr was called out Sun
day nighk
Perry Loshbaugh returned last week
from Chicago, whsre b had been during
the summer.
Mics Maggie Wheeler has been given
. q position - teacher in the Humphrey
public school.
Mr.. Die6enbach il going west, We
presume to Montana, where his son
Byron il located
-THE COLUMBUS JOURNAL has been
:. running almost . quarter Of . century.
.-dLincoln Journal.
>: "A Haight has sold his farm Of about
one section, south Of the river, to @. II.
Sheldon for $4,000.
Mis- Maud McCray began . term Of
school Monday in the Brown district
southwest OF the city.
Tho infant son Of Mr.. and Mn. Ed.
Elston, aRad sevsn weeks, died Saturday
!. and vas buried Sunday.
Tho telephone force are putting in
new poles where needed, and generally
putting things to rights.
Surveyor Roster, assisted by 8 L
Mccoy. was out Monday laying out .
road near 0erhold's on Shell Creek.
Bring your orders for job-vurk to
,this olRca Satisfaction guaranteed, and
work promptly dons, - agreed upon.
oh. Shsldon and Jonas Welch hsve
put mp granariss at Monroe. and have
coutrsctsd toe $1,000 bushsls OF corn
RIG Rummsl vas here Q few dayl
last week, being laid by for repairs with
what u commonly known - h grippe
when in need Of IN suctiooeer, call
ON Dave Smith. He viii act for you
With promptness, safety and dispatch- Il
We can furnish Peterson's LAdiss'
Magasine and Tn CoLuN1us JouRxAI,
both for s215 . year, when paid IN
advance.
E O. Rector, Who w. laid mp aboat
ten days with . bilious attack, i out
aeain looking somewhat "undsr ths
voatAac."
.-August Shock. clerk for Ernst L
Swartx, has been very nick With typhoid
fevsr ths pest two weeks, bat . now
convaleoce0k
Mn. b r. Moore, the woman VIA
vas % badly burned st her homo IN
Genoa sboat two weeks ago. died lasl
Saturday vsak.
-SH. 81. Clark and P.J. Ninhol4 too
.oe The prominent q. r. r r o0ciala.
vsls hsre Friday On thsir way to Boone
Tor . hunting trip.
IN. II. Bazbsr, editor q The Fullar'
ten Journal, vss in tAs city Monday On
hia Wv 20 Norfolk. Tn JoUnxAL ~
honoced BY call
Several Ananeises have pssdictDd
good prioss Soe 81. this vinfsr. and
tAoss vho opald hosd thaif crop until
latsr NY b ab2s 20 do1h1o their pcoGf.
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Pseches'o coseos1o.