The Columbus journal., 1884-11-19
.Ruy cloaks of Kramer.

Several Uncle Tom Cabin COM
binations are reported in the state,
and are liable to invade Columbus
any day.
The David City Republican
claims that town has some ladies so
systematic that they make up beds
with the aid of q spirit level.
Platte Center was represented at
the democratic ratification meeting
here on Wednesday evening last by
large number of her prominen:
citizens.
Mrs. Stump makes q special busi-
ness of going east every season to
select her millinery and notions, and
20 give her customers the benefit in
low prices.
-Kramer's is the cheapest house
for ladies' closks, all styles.
j. E. North and Judge Sullivan
participated as speakers of the even
ing at the democratic ratification
meeting at Humphrey Thursday
evening last.
John Huber, of this city. last year
purchased of W. Walton, of Genoa,
Neb., q lot of grape vines which made
an average growth of about twelve
feet the past season.
Dodge county has the latest coal
discovery excitement. The find of .
rich vein 80 inches thick is reported
from q locality about fifteen miles
northwest of Fremont.
One yd.-wide muslin, heavy, good,
5 cts. per yd. at Kramers.
Hon. Thomas Graham Of Seward
called at the JOURNAL Office Monday
in our absence. We learn that he had
been absent in northwest Nebraska
for the last four weeks, on business.
Fall boots just opened out at
Condor & McKenzie's.
Fall blowing and corn gathering
occupy the attention of the farmers,
and while the fine weather lasts local
trade need not be expected to have
much of q boom.
The Nebraska Former thinks
there is not case Of hog cholera in the
state, but attributes the present
trouble among hogs to careless feed.
ing in changing from old to new feed
Kramer sells blankets of all de-
scriptions.
It. c. Bauer and family have re
moved to their beautiful and com
modious new residence in th'
northwest suburbs. Their late resi-
dence in the city is now occupied b!
DR.. Martyr.
Rev. J. W. Little and family e1-
pect to return from the cas-. about the
l4th of this month, and he will preach
at the usual hours in the Presbyterian
churches of this city and Lost Creek
on Sabbath the 18th inst.
An exchange in commenting OF
the report that an Indian woman hs'
acquired the habit of eating six pound
of starch a day, remarks: "Som
women will do anything with stare,
rather than put it in shirt bosom"
Horse blankets at Kramer's.
of Columbus citizens who's
names appear among 8 list of tn
stock holders of the new insursnc
company recently established q
Omaha are J. W. Early, A. Anderson
o. T. Roen, J. E. North and W. A
, McAllistsr.
Jos. Bucher is desirous of secul
8 ing bridge over She'll Creek, on tn
, line of the Meridian road, and says
will be an accommodation demande
: by a goodly number of farmers, s
we'll as being good thing for h
mill interests.
Kramer will not be undersold.
The name of our fellow towns
man, j. W. Early, we notice appear
among the names of the directors
the Home Fire Insurance Co, q ne
insurance organization recently e
tablished in this state with headqual
= ters at Omaha.
"A social was held at Creston II
l. other evening at which sixty persol
r attended, twenty of whom were
the Belknap family. Had not the o
,f folks, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Belknap fsil'
is to sttend there would have BET
twenty-five Belknaps present.
ir Seal skin caps at Kramer's.
IS Last Sunday was q sort Of r
minder that grim old Winter has
Q. annual claim on this climate. Al
when he takes a notion to assert it ,
m may expect there will be no fool
y round. No stay of proceedings VIII
Nebraska winter turns loose.
"A The compliments of the Colul
bus Cornet Band were extended
-. Wednesday evening last to the spea
=. er of the evening at the democrs
ratification meeting, DR.. Geo. L. NJ
Ter, at his hotel and also to our wort
townsman, J. E. North at his home
N Fur sets and fur caps, at Kramer
nd The Fullerton schools have ma
new departure by adopting
no-recess plan. This may prove
~, vautageous in some respects, but,
things considered, the policy of 81
"a radical departure from old-ti
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