The Columbus journal., 1880-12-15

! Shos. LCie eiCi IL III S'"h Pua
chasing cattle.
New York Buck wheat flour al
Marshall Smiths.
- Mrs. O. l.. Baker is visiting
friends at Omaha.
BoRN.-Thursday last to Mrs. VIM
Klock, a daughter.
If you want groceries at Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
-Jno. Il. Finch will lecture on
prohibition, Dec. 23d.
Service in the Episcopal church
Sunday next at III a. IN.
w. n. McCandlish OF Creston
was in the city Saturday.
DIR. Siggins OF Omahs spent sew
efal days in the city last week.
Rev. 5. p. Bollman and John l..
Peters, OF Albion are in the city.
"A full line of overshoes and
rubber boots at Marshall Smiths.
N. j. Paul, Treas. Howard
county, is attending the convention.
w. I. Galloway OF Butler county
was in the city Friday, on business.
Mrs. Wilsey a lady aged "a years
died in Butler county Sunday week.
The next Congregational socia-
BILE will be Watch-Night, Dec. 3lst.
Just opening, a choice stock of
Holiday Goods at Stillman's Drug
Store.
Weber & Knoble, purchased at
ULYSSES a lar-load of corn al % CITE.
per. bushel.
S. o. Raymond returned Sat-
urday from Colorado, with three
carloads OF cattle.
The cheapest place in town TO
buy your Christmas Goods is at the
Wonder Cheap Store.
The JOURNAL is somewhat
crowded for space, just now, owing
To the rush of advertisements.
Step into Mrs. NJ. 5. brakes
millinery establishment and see
those perforated card novelties.
A. NJ. Post, Esq, returned last
Thursday from a short visit to Lin
coin. He reports the capital city
lively.
-Sassafrasso for chapped hands,
and the sure cure for chilblains, for
sale only at DOland's Columbus
Drug Store.
CoNCFRT.-The Maennerchor will
give a concert at their Hall on llth
street, Saturday evening next. De-
cember 18th.
WANTFD.-A girl who can 10 gen.
eral housework, will tind good
place and good wages at julius
Rasmussen's.
Clint. DeMOss is around again
after a long siege of sickness, and
will soon be able TO attend 10 bust
ness as of yOre.
Service in the Episcopal church
on Christmas at III a. IN, and the
Sunday school festival in connection
with the service.
"A petition for, and remOn-
STRANGE against the cutting up aud
sale of the Engine House square is
being circulated.
Social at the NJ. +. Church this
evening. Plenty of oysters, and a
good social time expected. All are
cordially invited.
--Chas. Huber returned from
Carbon Saturday. lie lays by a
snug little sum of money from his
brief western sojoum.
Charles A. Brindley was. on
Monday last, appointed deputy sher-
iff Charley will understand the legal
functions of that Office.
&C. f. Bowlsby, wife and child,
came down last week from the Black
Hills. Mr.. Bowlsby and wife have
friends living near this city.
A. j. Arnold is absolutely clos
ing out at first cost; his goods are
going rapidly, and those who want
anything in his line should call soon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. jenkins, of
Madison county came to the city one
day last week. Mrs. jenkins will
remain i'm the city for some time,
visiting friends.
George Spooner came up from
Lincoln Saturday, on business trip.
He has temporarily quit brick-lay-
ing, and has a situation at the b. Il
NJ. round house.
One invoice of Christmas goods
all gone, another one this week.
Call for them before they are all
gone, which they are doing like hot
cakes, at the Wonder.
John Tannahill last week pre-
sented us with collection of beau
tiful flowers. II was a rare sight,
while cold winter withered and
blighted every flower outside.
1t was not our weather repor-
ter's fault, but our own, that the re-