The Columbus journal., 1894-10-03
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A heavy frost Sunday morning.
Nor drssA soods, go A5.%Dsls
DIR. Naumann, dentist, Thirteenth
Street. If
Social at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday
evening.
-&pds maAsd downing peNsnt at
J. b. DAspan's.\
DR.. T. X. Clark. Olive street. In
n office at nights.
-TsAtons hssSpr salA I~nqnee OF
Becher, neggi & Co 2t
<sr pure and s>s!ssoA groceries
T go to AB. Deraaan's. -
Some oak chamber suits that are
, ! bargains, at Herrick's. =
Money to loan on city or farm prop
erty. Call IN L. G.. Zinnecker. 4tp
Look at the sweet potatoes at the
First National bank, raised by irrigation
g. ID. S%chupbach went on business to
Omaha Friday, returning the same even
ing.
Mrs. Mark Coad of Fremont died
Sunday night after an illness of only g
few days.
Just received aGpe of nass<al WOO
underwear for children The fair
Eleventh Street
~ ~. A.,n11 .alIs nc ,hara ia corai1
cradle sickness among little children
bronchial troubles.
Farm loans at lowest rates and best
terms. Money on hand, no delay
Becher, Jaeggi & Co.
To rent. the small building one dool
. north Of Thurston hotel, suitable for ar
office. NJ. X. Turner. IT
H. J. Arnold. NJ. d., physician ant
surgeon. Two doors north Of Brod
fuehrer's jewelry store. tt
e. E.. Moran. the youngest son Of
Col. Moran. is here from Grant county
TO make his father a visit.
>-Lindstrum, the tailM> has his<al
gSaSs in sna>U make yon>sure fl
and pfsssss suit M>iimes 2
=. j. S. Hatfield. the jolly miller, made
-. ewing around the Omaha and Lincoln
circle Friday and Saturday.
:. Rock Spring and Kentucky Lump
4: coal at C. E. Harrington & Sons Goa,
Office. South OF B. & NJ. depot. Up
" C. G. Hickok went to Burlington
Iowa. Saturday, called thither by tn.
very serious illness OF his sister.
The republican candidate for repre-
sentative Of Nance and Platte ~countie.
will probably be named this week.
Just received, at Oehlrich Bros,
car load OF fresh, German Millet, clear
for seed-will be sold at 81 a bushel. t
Rev. and Mrs. Bross go to Oman;
today, where Mr.. Bross will attend tn,
North Nebraska Methodist conference
= For high wages look for the repub
lican nominee and vote x; for low wages
:: look for the other nominees and vote Y
: The Woman's relief corps will Civ
a supper tomorrow evening at Fitzpat
!. rick's hall. Supper served beginning a
= SIX. Is and Is cts.
= PAY Your Debts'-subject at meet
ing for men only at Y. NJ. C. A. Sunda.
:. 3p. M, in plain, friendly words by Sec
" rotary Weir. Come.
School district No. 10 is building
new school-house 22136, 10 feet high
Will Roth is the contractor and GU
Hugely furnishes the lumber.
Don't be deceived by the similarit,
OF names, but be sure to put your y
opposite the name Of Gus. G. Becher, a
a candidate for the legislature.
In the building formerly known a
: .Ragatz' storage house, William Becke
has opened with a stock Of baled ha
3; and ground feed. Call and see him.
Mrs. j. n. Heater has been reques,
ed to read . paper on a subject Of he
own choosing before the National bee
. keepers association at ST. Joseph, Mo
October IL.
A Boone county maj recently cam
by wagon from Gage county, and on th
way home met eight hundred and te
wagons with movers, going mainly int
Missouri, for the winter.
= Children Grv FL