The Columbus journal., 1881-12-14

Nails at w. ii. Winterbotham' 3
al bedrock prices.
If you want groceries at Omaha
prices call on Lamb.
j. B. Delsmsn & Co. are selling
goods at Omaha prices.
Mrs. Turner is visiting her son
Abner Turner. of this city.
George Spooner has lucrative
position with the u. p. Co.
Capt. Hammond is reported as
recovering from his illness.
The best assortment of furs al
the lowest prices at Kramer's.
One thousand patterns of pocket
knives At w. III. Winterbotham's. ]
-Crsnberries, maple syrup and
Buckwhest -four at Henry Ragstz's
The Round House is looming up
and is going TO make a fine appear
ance.
DIR. Bonesteel is very i'll with
typhoid fever, and is tended by DIR.
Schug.
If you want a choice article OF
Michigan cider vinegar call on VIM.
Becker.
Mics Il. Wood, teacher in what
used 10 be district No. Ii in the city
is still i'll.
For fine cigars, go to the Co.
lumbus Drug Store. Dowty, Wea-
yer a. Co.
&C. NJ. Chambers has made an
addition to his dwelling near the A.
& N. depot.
r.. II. Sutherland, of the L. p.
force is back again at his place, after
a brief visit.
-Otte wolfel is making q short
visit in the city. Glis home is now
in Colorado.
Miss Ida Bodmer Of Stearns
precinct has gone to Illinois to at
tend college.
Plenty Of old papers in bundles
of ten each, for five cents a bundle,
at the JOURNAL office. If
The finest line of teas ever
brought to the city just received at
J. B. Delsman & Co.'S.
City Drug Store for toys, pres
ents. 3-S2-3
1T is rumored that the U. p. is
about to get control of the line from
Norfolk to Sioux City.
We are headquarters for toys
and fancy goods. L. Kramers New
York Cheap Cash Store.
After a brief visit, M. Kramer
has returned to Chicago, and l..
Kramer to North Platte.
Snow Saturday, enough to
whiten the ground, and make coal
in a little brisker demand.
H. T. Spoerry, we are told, re-
Gently had one of his ankles dislo-
cstcd--a very painful accident.
Mr.. R. Z. Wiley has erected
close to the Monroe Congregational
church very nice private residence.
Come and see our clay out" for
Christmas presents, the finest ever
brought 10 town. DOwty, Weaver
& Co. 1882
DO not wait till the last moment
but go this week to Kramer's n. Y.
c. &. Store to buy your Christmas
presents. SZ-Z
Get your stationery, school
books, states, organs, toys, Christ
mas presents, &C, at Slattery's, one
door north of post-office.
Farmers, bring your poultry
butter and eggs TO Lambs near the
post-oflice, and get the highest mar
set price in cash for them.
We will furnish the Omaha
Weekly Republican, with the JOUR-
NAL for $500 a year. Call and see
specimen copy of the Republ,c0n.
"A thousand and one articles,
both useful and ornamental, you can
find al Kramer's n. Y. c. c. Store
that will do for Christmas presents.
32.2
C. Loseke, of Shell Greek, sold
in this city last week fifty-one fat
hogs, that averaged 3S4 pounds, the
lot bringing him the snug sum of
sl,04l.
"A complete line Of large picture
frames, albums and Christmas cards.
Be sure 10 see them before buying ;
we can please you and save you
money. Dowty, Weaver & Co.
Embroidered slippers, slipper
patterns, silk handkerchiefs, tides,
} laces, furs, albums and dolls in great
variety and at the lowest prices at
Kramers New York Cheap Cash