The Columbus journal., 1883-01-17
Walter Little died Jan. 5th.
A quiet snow fall yesterday.
It pays to trade al kramer's.


Itpays to trade al kramer's.
buy your furniture Of Munger: (
* 49, s-5s-4
M. X. Turner went to Lincoln
lssi week.
Ladies' and gents' gold watche:
at Arnold's.
Henry Carrig called at JOURNAL
headquarters Monday.
Closing out of all winter goods
very cheap, at Kramer's. 1878.
-Chas. +. Rickly visited ST. Paul
Howard county, last week.
-Alva Smiths only child died Jan
9TH, and was buried the Sth.
Mrs. J. Xeitkemper who has been
quite i'll was reported better Tuesday
Our correspondent from Rising
City relates a sudden death at Dayid
City.
B. Millett, Esq, will address the
East erosion Alliance Friday evening
next
An adjourned term of the Dis
trict Court for this county cOmmenc-
Ell Mondsy last.
-NSR is your time to buy over
coats very cheap, at kramer's
N &C. Store 3S-25
Catholic fair and festival at Platte
Centre, January 22d, 23h and oath.
Come one, come all.
Plenty of old papers in bundles
OF ten each, for five cents bundle,
Al the Journal Office. If
There appears 10 be little skir-
mishing among the lumber men OF the
city. Prices are lower.
George Trueman was in the city
Monday. He came in TO be excused
from serving on the jury.
BoRN.--Tc Mrs. 4. A. Potts of this
city, MoAday morning. Tom passed
around with box of cigars.
W R-Selsor of Humphrey was
in town one day last week on busi-
hess and gave us pleasant call.
Rev. John Gray will deliver a
sermon to the Young people at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
John Stewart, the boy who had
his finger crushed in Il corn-sheller.
submitted TO have il taken off last
Sunday.
Henry Bean was in the city Mon
day. For the last year he has been
running homestead up in the Mo
brara country;
-Coffins Of all sizes, burial robes
and embalming fluids, can be obtain
ed at Mungers furniture establish
ment nj any time. - ~
The Turner Society will give a
grand mask ball Al their hall in this
city on the 9Th Of February. Look
out for their bills.
-"God Almighty made big men
and little men, but Col. Colt made
eaualizers," said westener a. ne drew
a pistol on buIIy.
The building being removed from
the corner of 18th and Olive streets
landed on lith street Monday, but has
not got into position.
Owing to the illness Of the pas
tor, Rev. Goodale, no services will be
held at the Episcopal church in this
city until further notice.
Mr.. F. Branre with a bran new
wife, on q wedding tour from Silver
Creek, was guest at the Lindell
House Saturday and Sunday last.
HOUSE TO RENT--Suitable for a
boarding house. Six rooms. Cen
,r.llv located. Possession given at
once. Call at JOURNAL Office. 3l-tf
The water tank at the b. & NJ.
depot was burned Wednesday last.
The fire originated in an attempt to
thaw ont the tank which was fro
zen up.
The yearly weather review will
be found elsewhere, and is valuable to
keep fo- reference, by those who are
interested in the "doings" of the
weather.
ALL kinds Of furniture repaired
and vanished on short notice and
reasonable prices at the Liverpool
store, opposite post office. James Kay,
proprietor. 3f2m
Henry Wurdeman was in town
Monday. He don't have to come 10
Columbus for his mail matter now.
Boheet postoffice, on Shell Greek,
supplies him.
\ Young people should be permit
fed to have their innocent amuse-
ment and enjoyment, Notwithstanding
older folks cannot understand and
appreciate il.
~ The Woman's Suffrage Society
will meet at Mrs. Leander Gerrard's g
"Wednesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
The members. and all others who feel
an interest in the cause, are invited to
be present.
All kinds of new and second
hand furniture, cook stoves, crockery,
pictures, fancy brackets and every
thiug in the line of house furnishing
goods, at the Liverpool store, opposite
fhe post office. 37-3m