The Columbus journal., 1884-12-17
Toys
AT cost
AT A. s. NJ. Turner's.

The walls of the new school
building have been completed and
the same will soon be enclosed.
| Arrangements are being made
by which those desiring can procure
costumes of F. W. OFT for the Band't
mask ball New Years eve.
A. Il NJ. Turner have moved their
book and music store to the JOURNAL
building on 1lth ct. They are selling
their stock Of toys at cost, to close
them out.
-Morrissey Bros. & Weaver have
put in a steam engine in connection
with their elevator, and also milling
apparatus for grinding chopped feed
and corn meal.
About all our merchants have
learned that the best method of ad.
vertising is in the columns of the
newspaper or by poster or circular,
exclusively thelI own.
Anthony Keller shows us an egg
weighing four ounces, laid by one OF
his Plymouth Rock hens, that is res
ponsible for one of this kind every
other day. Valuable bird.
From reports from neighboring
towns it seems that Columbus is
leading this winter in paying all the
market will bear for the marketable
products, especially corn and hogs.
Everybody buying dollars
worth of toys from John Heitkemper
will be entitled to one chance in q
drawing for q beautiful, large doll to
come of OH Christmas Eve. 3l-4t
In our description of Mr.. j. II.
Reeds new barn, in another place in
these columns, we omitted to mention
the fact that Mr.. Fred. Blssser was
the efficient builder of the same.
--Chss. 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
Krausc, Lubker & Co. at the fair this
fall. 5-3-tf
Even collectors are not happy
these times, and complain that ex-
pense bills Of the officers are about all
the returns they are able to get in
even when extreme measures are
resorted to.
The first snow of the season in
these parts fell last Saturday. The
fall was slight, and if there is any
good result it may be in making the
stock fields temporarily less danger
Gus to cattle.
Parties knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned and whose
account is past due, will please pay
the same before Jan. 1st, 1885, or it
will be collected by law. Julius
Rasmussen. 34-3
"A runaway team attached to q
load of lumber made things de-
cidedIy lively on 18th street on We'd
nesday of last week, but did no SER
ious damage. Did not learn who
was the owner.
"A dozen eggs or pound of
butter is worth more than a bushel
of corn, and double the amount Of
these marketable products and it will
command more cash or its equivalent
than a bushel of wheat.
Rev. Father Smyth of O'Connor
sends us a renewal of subscription
with these words of cheer: "The
JOURNAL is always welcome visitor,
bringing as it does every week, It'd
ings of friends never to be forgotten"
ALI parties knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned, will
please call and settle on or before
Dec. 30th, 'S4, after that date all un.
settled accounts will be placed in the
hands of a collector. Condor & Nc
kenzie. 34-2
There is no Wanting announce
ment such as Fifteen artists and every
one a star" about the coming of the
McAllister CO., but their repertoire
contains such dramas as "Romeo and
Juliet" CAS- You Like II, "IDgomar,
the Barbarian" etc.
Columbus Engine Co. No. will
give a grand ball on Christmas night
at the Opera House. The boys never
fail to make their balls very pleasant,
and of course all lovers of the dance
will remember to arrange their holi-
day amusement program accordingly.
ALL parties knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned are re-
4uested to come forward and settle
on or before Dec. 25tb, "a. All &C.
counts not paid by the aforesaid time
will be placed in hands for collection
without fear or favor. J. B. Dels-
man. 32-4
Regular services at Grace church
on next Sunday, the fourth in
Advent. also St. Thomas Day, Dec.
u. Christmas services at ii a. m,
Thursday Dec. %. The S. S. will
participate in the services of that day.
The public are cordially invited to be
present
The Columbus Cornet Band will
give a mask ball on New Years eve
at the Opera House. The ball is be-
ing gotten up for the purpose of