The Columbus journal., 1898-03-16

Spring Capo6 Wrappers,
Skirts, Maslia Underwear. See
them and get3ar prices.
E. ID. FITZPATRICK.
X Enquire Of Herrick Tor baby bug.
gies. 2
Mrs. w. II. Lewis has some cr0cuses
in bloom, looking splendid.
W. 81. vanalstine had two loads q
hogs on the Sonth Omaha market yestsr-
day.
Two young lads got Themselves into
trouble stealing five chickens and an Old
rifle.
Attorney J. q. Reeder LETT Monday
for Fullerton, where he has cases IN
court.
John g. Becher, We learn, y talked
OF as Q democratic candidate for city
treasurer.
Attorney Doyle Of Greslsy passsd
through the city Monday bound lne
Fullerton.
Rev. Pulls went to Lincoln Friday,
and was not we'll enough to return by
Sunday last.
Tho History club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Nauman this Wednes-
day evening.
Walter Scott has q1it ;sA0tk at tho
round house and will work at tho car
penter trade.
We are told that John Wise hes
been suffering more or leas since 6atur-
day with an attack Of heart troubls.
-chas. Eastmau.- -shiit I'd 40 loeda
OF cattle, and H. Olcott. and brother
Charles one each to South Omaha Sum
day night.
See our new line of ties, the latest
Ind most popular in stripes, plaids and
checks, at Mrs. NJ. w. Walters, Thir-
teenth street. 2t
Jim Frazier shipped two loads OF
cattle over the b. 4 NJ. on Sunday night,
and six loads on the u. p. last night to
South Omaha.
<Vsnted, q boy>eor light Nprk>Pn
farm, 0a<pan preferrs Inquirer Rf H
Wurdems at the Tuf pr ranch Ssuth
OF Columbd ~ lp
Il FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
{an get an 8-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell & Son
for only $500. II
The Geiser Bros. have moved into
the city and will start q milk route.
They understand the business. and will
doubtless do we'll.
-Usual services in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath. Morning sub
ject, The Kingship Of Christ" evening,
Forgive" All are welcome.
The League OF the NJ. e. church
will have a social at the residence OF n.
X. Turner Friday evening. The League
aud their friends are invited.
An effort is being made to have
Stanton and Madison counties 60
together in preparing an exhibit for the
Trans Mississippi Exposition.
NGood building lots west OF Third
|wakd school, for sale on easy terms, also
house, lot and barn on Twelfth street
cheap. Inquire OF L. g. Zinnecker. II
At Galleys store they have invested
in a latest-improved Densmore type
writer, and it is 'daisy," or whatever
may be the proper name to call it by.
,EofNent, about 3OQ acres extFa-good
hal and aeture land, Known the
Haney island. las not been pasfhred
for t<o years. nRire soonS Becher,
Hugh compton resumed his posi-
tion as conductor Of the Norfolk freight
Monday morning, after q weeks substi-
tute work for Conductor Overton Of the
passenger line.
The old wagon, single harness and
the four sacks stolen by Frank Robinson
are still at Madison awaiting identified
tion. The Chronicle says the sacks are
marked -. Med"
<Washable wells. Your attention is
dalfed to our washable wells, will out
wear six of the ordinary. Just the thing
for the early spring winds. Mrs. NJ. w.
Walters, Thirteenth street. 2t
The display-af, live stock It the
~ %ns- -MA(issippi EN- eition proMises
tdbe the gra test ever seel The Omaha
Bee will giH full particulars. The
Weekly Bee 6 Ssnts year.
The board Of directors Of the Wo-
mans club will meet with Mrs. Herrick
Saturday at 4;30, to make further ar
rangements for the lecture to be given
by Mrs. Heller in q few weeks.
-Becher, Jaeggi 4 Co. moved Monday
from the quarters in the State Bank
building, which they have occupied for
years, onto Thirteenth street, in the cor
ner building next to Murdockis.
John Boss, who has been employed
on the Oehlrich farm east of the city the
past year, has rented the Hornbostel
farm near Monroe, and will remove there
with his family in the near future.
The work of the farmers will be we'll
represented at the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. You can learn all about the
agricultural display from The Omaha
Bee. The Weekly Bee for one year 65
cents.