The Columbus journal., 1883-11-14
Chance for Everyb0dy,

Call at c. D. Bsriow's hardware and
stove house.
The Domestic.
New carpets At kramer's.
Money 10 loan at Bechers.
The light-running Domestic.
Fine merchant tailoring at Kra.
mer's.
Phil. Walker comes back to Co.
lumbus.
Born, to Mrs. Gus Krsuse, Nov.
sth, q BOD.
Wanted, 8 good housekeeper, at
Pieyte Bros.
Gus. G. Becher & Co. buy and
sell real estate.
Lands bought and sold by Gus.
6. Becher & Co.
Carl Kramer left the first Of the
week for Chicago.
Henry McCabe lost $50 worth Of
young stock lately.
-Reese's estimated majority in his
OWE county is $50.
Louis Kramer and family are now
located at Schuyler.
School books, cheap, 1t Turner'S
book and music store.
Those in need of money can pro-
cure loans at Becher's-
The li~ght-running, quiet Domes-
tic il the machine to buy.
-Overcosts ten per cent discount
st the Star Clothing House.
Gents Atwood underwear 81 Q
set, at the Star Clothing House.
Buffalo robes, Buffalo coats, and
Buffalo lined boots ct Krsmers.
School books. the cheapest place
in the city At E. D. Fitzpatrick's.
See the advertisements of sales
elsewhere in this weeks JOURNAL
Mrs. o. L. Baker and children
arrived home from Omaha Saturday.
The usual Friday dance At Smalrs
skating rink will be omitted this week.
Randall, g. the Becker farm near
town wants sill the cats in the country.
1t will certainly be 8 great ssving
TO you to buy your clothing At hrs-
mers
Gus G. Becher s Co. have money
to loan in quantities to suit sppli-
cants.
Pianos and Organs. Get prices
from Z. d. Fitzpatrick, and save
money. p
WANTED.-A lady school teacher.
Address G. Il. Martin, Garner, Boone
Co., Neb. 2i-z
Books, musical instruments, sew
ing machines, toys, etc, at A. & NJ.
Turner's.
The largest stock and the lowest
prices at krsmer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Township organization carried in
Seward county, and was lost in Mer-
rick county.
Don't forget the social and oysters
at the N. E. church this evening. A
cordial invitation to all.
DO yourself justice by buying
your furniture, mirrors and under
taking goods of Munger. 25-tf
columbus appears" wi one
who has been absent but 8 few years,
"ss becoming g solid place"
Kendall said Monday that he had
always had unfortunate weather
when be came to Columbus.
Il saw the finest watches, chains,
diamonds and ladies' sets at Arnold's
store, opposite Clother Hotel. ia
Too warm for winter clothing,
the dealers are not busy. 1t is good
for those who are short Of fuel.
WIN Tieskoetters auction takes
place next Saturday, the 18th, At Hum.
phrey, Neb., O'Rourk, suctioneer.
The Mason & HsmliD organs, a
everybody knows, cannot be excelled,
For sale by Anna g. Martha Turner.
More new suitings just received
81 McKesn's, bought at reduced pri.
ces, and will sell lower than any one
In the windows of q vacant build
ing there is 9 sign which reads, "A
house to rend." Is this inviting 9
cyclone?
Judge Post recently presented
Sheriff Gregg of Dodge county with
handsome, silyer-mounted revolver
worth ss7.
The Butler County Press eviden.
ces more than usual interest in Platte
county politics, the especisl point ol
attack being the solid vote given te
Judge Post.
"A prairie fire last week on Prairie
creek destroyed fifty ton of hsy fol
Lutte North, forty for James Cushing
and considerable for others in the
neighborhood.