The Columbus journal., 1894-05-02
-lS93 real estate tax is due
May LIST and can be paid at Of
fee of Becher. Jaeggi 4 Go. If

-GOOd nice herman mllleG e Tor
sale at 80 cents Il bushel. Call on John
Sissle. or address him through the mail,
Columbus p~Ost-otfice. 3p
d.. Hoehen lost a roll of bills, S135.
and a heck for $50; Alvin Phillips and
John Dodds found the treasure and re-
turned it TO the owner.
1t Is reported that Columbus Is
about TO have a ley Union Pacific
freighs depot, to be located n block
east OF the passenger depot.
-Mlllet seed for sale at CD cents a
bushe, cleaned ready for sowing. 4
sample may be seen at JOURNAL Office.
! Inquire of John Eisenmann. }
IF you would like to see the best
| folding bed made, call on Fred. W.
Herrick. He will c~heerfully show you
the bed and explain its construction.
The Bellwocd Gazette says that the
Detweller family were poisoned by eat
ing pickles tina. had been in a brass
kettle. Prompt action secured relief.
-Mitchelrs store has been moved TO
| one door north of Rasmussen's old stand,
| now Christoffersen'sl. where he can be
found with his Inc of goods. at all times.
As the mumps are quite prevalent
in the city. it is well enough to heed the
admonition Of the physicians, and be
cautious not To catch cold after the
attack.
"Reminiscences of the Fair, sixteen
portfolios of the Worlds fair, given
away 20 our customers. For particulars
call at J. B. Delsman's store, Eleventh
street II
We have Just received a large in
voice Of nice. new, neat and clean pic
ture mouldings, something new in the
new colorings and designs. Fred ".
Herrick. II
Prof. Bigelow of Lincoln, formerly
of Madison, was a Columbus visitor Fri
day. It is understood that he Will be
an applicant for the SUPPLEMENTARY OF
this city.
The ladies' Union meets this Wed,
nesday) afternoon at the home of Mrs
Celia Hagerman on east Fourteenth ST
Business at , o'clock and tea at 1. All
are invited.
W. F. Beckett of Genoa. who Is now
on the road for a Lincoln saddlery
house, was in the city Monday night
He thinks some of moving his family tc
Columbus.
j. ". WEIGH. who has been the chief
artist with the job types at the Tele,
gram. went 10 Omaha Saturday TO &c,
cept a similar position in one of the
Offices there.
Saturday morning Charles Brandt
was appointed special policeman by
Mayor Phillips. and took the oath OF
Office. entering at nee upon the duties
Of his Office.
Charles Zeigler returned last week
from Texas. where he had been with a
car load of horses for sale. He expect.
TO go again with another car load II
about three weeks.
"Wednesday Charles Cute and judo
FIGHTER of Madison county. were IN tn,
city. homeward bound from Soutl
Omaha. where they had been with a con
signment Of cattle.
We notice by the last National Cit!
Calf Record that Mrs. G. ". Deforc
arrived home Monday of last week afte
her visit here. making a short stay a
Riverside on the return trip.
The bridge builders among reader
of The JOURNAL wau find in today
paper an advertisement OF Mr.. Lueschen
clerk of Sherman township, asking To-
bids for the construction of a bridge. 3
The first of the week ". A. McAl
lister and Robert Mcpherson took
drive down to their old haunts. and VII
SAYS that the color of the soil at the oil.
farms has changed from gray TO black.
. C L. Gerard has a brand-ney
Barnes turning lathe in his wheel house
and If any Of you take a tumble from
your wheel. and 1t needs repairs he i
.. prepared to accommodate on shor
l notice.