The Columbus journal., 1884-12-10
Insure with Martin & Trekell.

Only one of those Grand squar
base burners left at Krause, Lubke
& Co.'S.
The snug weather of Ssturda.
brought quite q number of people t.
town on business.
Yesterday the intersection o
Olive and 11th street was fairly jam
med with wagon loads of hogs.
Henry Leuschen, of Bismark TIP.
recently lost two head of his cattle
They had been turned on the corr
stalks.
--Krause, Lubker & Co. offer spe
ciaI inducements in order to close on,
every heating stove they have OF
hand.
Last. and only chance in this year
to get 8 fine heating stove cheap
cheaper than ever before, is at Krause
Lubker s. Cos.
The most liberal policy and low
est rates offered to farmers to insure
in good, solid companies by Martin
i Trekell, Columbus. l
Last Saturday was q good day for
business men generally, and the city
took on an appearance of hustle and
business that it has not had for many
a day.
A. & NJ. Turner have moved their
book and music store to the JOURNAL
building on llth st. They are selling
their stock of toys at cost, to close
them out.
From indications in our exchsn-
yes the old time hardest winter
liars have turned their attention to
manufacturing big corn lies for the
local press.
Indian summer has encroached
upon winter at least q month, but the
croskers insist upon waiting for the
returns from next spring before feel
ing good over it.
Last week the JOURNAL gave its
readers the proceedings of the super
visors at their last meeting and this
week we give list of the bills allow
ed at the same meeting.
Everybody buying dollars
worth of toys from John Heitkemper
will be entitled to one chance in q
drawing for beautiful, large doll to
come off on Christmas Eve. 3l-4t
Buy the Domestic, when you need
first-class sewing machine. 1t is
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
Sold by A. & NJ. Turner, and by G..
W. kibbler, travelling salesman.
-Chas. Ziegler saith the base burn
er they bought will keep fire forty
eight hours with one hod full of coal.
1t is the prize stove exhibited by
krause, Lubker & Co. at the fair this
fall. 5-33-tf
Joseph Henggler is making ex-
tensive arrangements for putting up
ice by building another large ice
h,psa l. har;po m lab n, 80 panr
folks even may indulge in ice next
summer.
The city council had a meeting
last Saturday night. The most i'm
portant business transacted was the
allowing of a number of bills which
have been before the body for
some time.
Services will be held in the new
German Lutheran church next Sab
bath for the first time at 10 a. m, and
> p. m., in German also, services at
I o'clock in the evening in English.
All are invited.
If the old saw" that the first
three days of December governs the
winter, is to be verified the poor will
have cause to feel thankful, but the
poor coal dealers will probably think
they have been the victims Of a
weather corner.
We learn from d. A. Lord, who
was in town Saturday, that he has
established sheep rancho in Colora-
DO, this side of Denver, where he has
q large flock. He is very much
pleased with Colorado, so far, as q
for stock.
-"Old man" Day, the late knight
of the punch on the B. 4 NJ. branch
into this city, has been given change
of base, and his place has been filled
by conductor Harvey. The pencil
also notices that conductor Huckett is
again on this end OF the line.
ALI parties knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned are re-
quested to come forward and settle
on or before Dec. 25th, 81. All sc-
counts not paid by the aforesaid time
will be placed in hands for collection
without fear or favor J. B. Dels-
man. 32-4
Men who carefully read the news
paper are not apt to be taken in and
done for by the tricks of sharpers. A
man travelling from Omaha to Firth
The other day lost all the money he
had of the baggage and check trick of
two swindlers who followed him as
game.
A dry-goods and boot and shoe
the other day, allowed,
talking of the fine weather, that the