The Columbus journal., 1897-03-10
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-llaay ~ thee. 4 Harrick'A
-Ew& sor Sesats at BososiaksI
An kinds Of sseoad4iand GOD
bought and sold BY ]. b. McDoaald.
Eleventh strssk. #
That vss quite . thunder and light.
ming storm Sunday night Tor - early n
The season. but accompanied BY ittla
rain.
South Omahs y now the grsstest
shssp market in ths west. The capacity
has been increased ct the yards Sons
l6,0o0
Wanted, 10000 bushals Of corn ct
l2c Per babel in exchange for Pses
Wovsn Wirs SsncinG. Inquire q G. s
EaGtoo. Il
Rev. Ds0sllse vent Sunday to ths
residence a Bufkhart Nslsesr to on
cists ut The christening Of . number of
children.
Louis ScArosdsr has Isassd at Pat
nick Murray The old @. W. Stevens
farm vest Of the city, to take p-osssaion
thin vel.
~. c. Fllnan returned Friday from
Cicaeo, sceompanisd BY Mi0 Mars
Townsend, millinoe. Nm FIllnan viii
return this well.
Baptist church, J. ID. Pulls, pastor.
Services March II, IL q N, 7;30 p. m.
Morning, The Silence Of Scripture"
Evening, no service.
People Who imagine that the vsa-
thsr has nothing to do with thsir all
meots, are ut . Lon othsrviss to account
Tor their bod coda"
w. A. Schroeder he's lsased hi
Eleventh street dwelling house to 1T
Cox, and will 60 to his farm north o(
the city in the spring.
AT Lincoln, the school board have .
truant officer, who visits The parents Of
those pupils absent from school or who
are disorderly while in school.
That fve-gsllon oil can, which A. b.
Crsmsr sells 1t his grocery store 10 .
cracksr-jsck. A can free il you can run
the lamp ' Come and see it. st
Everybody who thinks about it or
who knows concerning it, u Of the opin-
ion that corn sold in the form OF fattened
pork brings 20 to 8 cents . bushsl.
New baby buggiss 1t Hsrrick's. st
Mira H. e Aussslmsn Of Colum-
bus, visited the family Of her father-in-
Law, l. B. Musselman, from Friday until
City Republican.
%. T. Roen purchased last week .
piano. It il said to be . very fine in
strument. Gus. Schroeder and Gus. b
Speice also have each purchassds piano.
Mrs. John Wiggins received word
last week OF the death OF her sister MrA.
Jessie Ingham, at Little Falls, New
York, five weeks after her husbands
death.
ID. H. Harrington OF Duncan, repre-
senting the Warren Live Stock company,
has recently made two shipments OF
eheep to the South Omaha market, from
Duncan.
Miss Carrie Novel clipped and fell in
the yard Monday evening Of last week,
breaking both bones Of her limb between
the knee and ankle and spanning the
ankle badly.
Samuel Wise came up from Kansas
City Tuesday OF last week and visited
his fathers family until Thursday, when
he returned home. He Vas looking in
excellent health.
-Grsce Episcopal church, second
Sunday in Lent, March Il Services IL
m and 7.3O p. m The rector viii
preach. Wednesday afternoon, itany
and address 4:3O.
Frank Koch VA found guilty OF an
assault upon . young lady in this city.
The punishment is two to fourteen years
in the ~penitentisry. Sentence has not
yet been passed.
-When you have furniture to repair;
frames made; or any kind Of
work in wood to do, call at Rudolph
Gisin's, Eleventh street, one door west
of Louis Reld's. 4
Judge Sullivan has held that no
county officer could hold . claim against
the county for postage; also that . clerk
Of the court could charge no fec for pre-
the trial docket.
Tho West Point Progress figures the
Of the district court in two
criminal cases recently At $3.50, and re-
marks that it is Q neat sum to be paid
out in these times Of eight cent corn.
H. Rodehorst, who some time ago
sold one Of his Illinois tracts Of land,
miles south Of Chicago, for
1890, received Wednesday the second
payment on tho same, the neat sum OF
$500.
tricks win
dow. See it, it is worth
looking at. Follow the
Tho wet weather east leads to con- |
siderable talk in regard to such seasons,
and ]. s. Freeman tells Of that Of 1876 in |
Illinois q among the wofst, no freezing
the winter and no crops in the
season Of 1876