The Columbus journal., 1884-01-02

Nice pleasant rooms at Clark
Young's, north of B. & M. depot.
Mics Rose Rickly visited friends
at Omaha q portion of last week.
Mrs. Jackson goes to Chicago to
stay the remainder of the winter.
M. j. Feenan, our old friend of
Omaha, was in the city last week.
Weber g. Knobel's is the best place
for ladies and children to 60 to get
meat. 3l.6
Geo. McKelvey is fairly settled
down in his new quarters on Eleventh
street.
The best board in to wn at Clark
Young's, next block north of b. s. NJ.
depot. 3-3l-tf
Mr.. LANCE, formerly of the Co.
lumbus Volksblan was in the city
Sunday.
The second term of the Columbus
Music School opens Monday, January
It'll, 1884. l
Go to Clark Young's for good
table board, first block north of B. &
NJ. depot.
&C. A. Species youngest child has
been sick with scarlet fever, but is
now better.
The doctors seem buster than
ususl-it is an ill wind that blows no
one any good.
Good goods at lowest prices" Is
the motto at A. & NJ. Turner's book
and music store.
No money in circulation yester-
day through the banks, because
they were closed.
If you want to get q fine psrlor
or chamber suit, don't forget that
Munger cal suit you.
&C. w. Brown and VIM. Smith of
Cedar Rapids were in town yesterday
on their way to Omaha.
DO yourself justice by buying
your furniture, mirrors and under
taking goods of Munger. 25-tf
"A petition for street lamps at the
railroad crossing on Olive street has
been numerously signed.
The Mason & Hsmlin organ is
the beet offered for sale here. Call at
A. s. NJ. Turner's book store.
John Elliott remembers Mexico
as having a little milder climate than
the current Nebraska weather.
Weather strips for windows and
doors at Henry Gass's. Keep out the
cold wind, and be comfortable.
Mr.. Winslow thinks that beef and
pork have not yet reached the highest
notch, and is acting accordingly.
The Mason & Hamlin orgsns, ss
everybody knows, cannot be excelled.
For sale by Anna & Martha Turner.
Mo new suitings just received
at Mckean's, bought at reduced pri-
ces, and will sell lower than any one.
The Woodbridge organ is not ex.
.celled anywhere, for the price. Call
at A. & NJ. Turner's book and music
store.
B. McTeggart has quit the res
taursnt business, and David Smith
will occupy the building lately used
by Barney.
This weather ought to satisfy the
dealers in clothing and boots, but II
came so suddenly that poor sufferers
had not time to buy.
"A. J. McKelvey, of St. Edwards,
Boone county, was taking holiday
recreation and renewing old acqusin'
tances in the city last week.
See F. E. Gillett's advertisement
offering his mich cows and mill
route with appurtenances for sale
Also his fully equipped stock yards.
Tom Cain was down from his
homestead last week. Tom has the
reputation of being the handiest mar
with his "props" in this part of the
country.
According to the Fremont Irib'
uae the wife of S. Wilson Beaver, Of
= Saunders county, recently presented
him with triplets, two boys and
girl, fine healthy babes.
Make up . list of all the news
papers and magazines you want fol-
the next year, take it TO A. & N. Tur
ner's and they will give you hand
some reduction in rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lehman start
ed Saturday for Des Moines. A re
union of the Lehman family take
place there, and also celebrate tn,
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