The Columbus journal., 1880-12-22

Rasmusseu's.
loo old machines wanted at the
Singer Office.
1t seems that Brouelette has
skipped out"
Will. 7. Rickly was reported
sick ou Monday. ~
Good boots SI.5O pair at j. b,
Delsman & Co.'S.
ID. A. Willard of Genoa was in
the city Monday.
Choice Vermont maple syrup at
Marshall Smiths.
New York Buckwhest -four al
Marshall Smiths.
r.. G. Moran started yesterday
for West Virginia.
If you want groceries at Omaha
prices call Oh Lamb.
--Atwoods mince-meat for sale
al Marshall Smiths.
A fine lot of citrons and can
dies at VIM. Becker's.
john Wermuih is confined to
his room by sickness.
Good tea, % cents a pound, at
j. Il. Delsman Il Co.'S.
-Soapstone griddles for your
buck heats at The Wonder.
A dwelling-house To rent. In
quire at the Nebraska House.
A full line of overshOes and
rubber boots at Marshall Smiths.
r. B. McIntire is able to be
about again, after serious illness.
Queen City suspenders. for ladies
and children, AT Mrs. NJ. ). brakes.
-Chas. Morse came down from
the west and went back yesterday.
Mr.. Holcomb Of the North Bend
IRdependent WAS in the city Friday
on business.
For Observation-Disclosures, pat
ent rockers and easy chairs at +.
Gerber g. Co.
The cheapest place in town to
buy your Christmas Goods is at the
Wonder Cheap Store.
Step into Mrs. NJ. S. brakes
millinery establishment and see
those perforated card novelties.
Mrs. Cain, with her BON Frank
ard her daughter Annie. went east
Thursday. We are sorry to lose
them.
-Sassafrasso for chapped hands,
aud the sure cure for chilhIains, for
sale only at Doland's Columbus
Drug Store.
WANTED.-A girl who can do gen
eral housework, will find a good
place and good wages at Julius
Rasmussen's.
We see by the Golden Colorado
Globe that J. A. Baker, formerly OF
this place, was recently appointed
deputy sheriff. .......
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give Martha Washing
ton tea party next Tuesday evening
at the church.
For the best stock, the neatest
fit and the best made custom work,
go To the Boston Shoe Store, Oppo-
site post Office.
M. O'Brien, who has been laid
up with mountain fever since he
returned from the west, was out
again Saturday.
Don't you forget il that A. j,
Arnold is selling clocks, watches,
jewelry and everything in his line
absolutely at cost.
j. u. ShOtwell's team attached
to a sleigh, ran away Saturday
evening. Mrs. 5. was thrown oul
and somewhat injured. Er
Major Burgess, of Genoa, was
in the city Thursday. The Major
looks younger in our eyes than he
did five or six wears ago.
Some rare, large, fat beeves sold
lately i'm Chicago at sl45 a head
Frank Gillette has a notion that such
cattle would be profitable to raise.
Fred. Coan's fingers, that were
considerably mashed in a job press
several days ago, are doing nicely,
and will not have to be amputated.
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.
CHRISTMAS tree and supper fol-
the Congregational SabbathschOOI
next Saturday afternoon at 81
O'Clock sharp. An early hour is Sc.
lected for the benefit Of the children
Frank Pudre had a coat and
shirt stolen out of buggy Friday
night. 1t occurred i'm front ot
Ryan's saloon. The coat was found
in a stable near by, hut the shirt has
not yet put in an appearance.
Martin Bloedorn, jr., Of Platte
Center, while riding on a wagon
load of barrels Friday week was
thrown of, the wheels passing ovet
one Of his feet and mashing il con.
sidersbly, though not breaking any