The Columbus journal., 1884-12-10
Follow the crowd"
To Z. d. Fitzpatrick's for toys.
MINI nOar-Tnr~S Srn.A

To Z. d. Fitzpstrick's for toys.
-Munger-furniru
Toys at cost at A. il NJ. Turner's
Only three more weeks of leap
year.
Wool hose at Condor Il Nc
kenzie's.
"A fine list of new BOOKS at A. &
NJ. Turner's.
"A full line of groceries at Condor
s Mckenzie's.
Horse blankets and lap robes a,
F. II. Rusche's. 32-5
Albums, the finest in the land, at
f. ID. Fitzpstrick's.
-Cofhns and all kinds of funeral
goods at Munger's.
Toys from all parts of the world
E. ID. Fitzpstrick's. S-3l-4t
Rubber goods Just opened out al
Condor & McKenzie's.
You will save money by trading
at Wermuth s. B9ttcher's. 2l-tf
--ChriStmGs cards in silk, satin and
plush at f. ID. Fitzpstrick's.
Toys. a great variety and cheap,
at A. & NJ. turner's, llth ST.
60 TO Honshan's for boots and
shoes. Bargains for cash only.
Tobacco given in buttermiIk is
said TO be cure for hog cholera.
Call and see the Wonderful Nus
zeal Ship, and large doll at Fits"
Pride OF the Kitchen Soap, for
cleaning tinware, at VIM. Becker's.
3i-2m
-Honshan will sell boots and shoes
cheaper than ever for cash and cash
only. 1913
The most toys for the money at
A. i N. Turner's book and music
store.
Guns and ammunition are sold by
Wermuth i B9ttcher at bottom
prices. 20
The game of polo has been intro
duced to the skating rinks of the
country.
--Do,cR, dorm, toys are down
cheaper than ever at f. d. Fitz-
pstrick's.
Beautiful hanging lamps suitable
for holiday presents at John Heit-
kemper's. 3l-4t
-Desirous TO close out our stock
OF toys, we offer them at cost. A. 4
NJ. Turner.
The celebrated base burner
splendid" for sale at Wermuth &
B9ttcher's. 2I-tf
The celebrated Moline wagon sold
at very low figures at Wermuth 4
Bettcher's. 20
For the largest and best assort-
ment of holiday toys call on John
Heitkemper. 3l-4t
A carload of new blue grass
seed received from Lexington. Ky,
at Oehlrich Bros. 29-6
The largest and best assortment
of cook stoves and ranges at Wer-
muth & Bettcher's. 20
Highest grade of silverware at
reduced prices at A. J. Arnold's. op-
posite Clother House. 32-4
Boots and shoes at Condor & Nc
kenzie's.
The best heating and cooking
stoves for the least money at Wer-
muth Il Bettcher's. 2l-tf
Parties in need of dry goods can
save ten per cent bv buying for cash
from Condor & Mckenzie.
Pianos ard Organs A hand
some Christmas present, save money
and buy from E. d. Fitzpatrick.
ALI new goods at Condor 4 Nc
kenzie's.
Books, books, gift books from
cent up, at f. D. Fitzpstricks's.
ALI persons indebted to US on
note or account are requested to call
snd settle. TAYLOR, SCHUTTE 4 Co.
-Morrissey Bros. l. Weaver al
ways pay the highest prices Cor all
kinds of grain. Give them q call.
3a-5
-Abner Turner started Monday
for Chicago, which We suppose, he
will make his headquarters for the
winter.
Ten per cent discount given on
sll cash purchases of dry goods of one
dollar and over ST Condor i Nc
kenzie's.
A. NJ. Parsons, formerly Of this
place, did not lose anything by the
last fire st Schuyler, although he hsd
s pretty "close call"
John Timothy, Esq, dealer in
school books, stationery, etc, at Platte
Center is the authorized sgent of the
JOURNAL at that place. 5-tf
"A. & NJ. Turner's book and mu-
sic store is now located in the Jour
NAL building, Eleventh ST. School
supplies kept on hand.
We sre told that q son of David
Thomas, aged two years was scslded
so badly on Wednesday of last week
that he died the next day.
w. I. Rsnsdells little son, who
has been very sick and under the care
OF DR.. Schug was considered by the
doctor out of danger last Saturday.