The Columbus journal., 1886-11-24

not fail 10 call nj u. Heitkelnper Il
Bros, as they have the largest line in
the city.
We are about making . change
in our business, and offer great re-
duc,ions on all our goods. Z. & L.
Kramer.
Secure your tickets for the opera
house Friday and Saturday nights.
Only so cents. At Pollock h Co.'S
drug store.
The finest line Of heating stoves
in town at &. II. Krsuse's at away
down prices. Come and convince
yourselves. 6-3O-a
Mike Welsh is carrying the
mails between Columbus and Creston
in good shape. He has the contract
tor tour Years.
The JOURNAL is on sale, each
week, at the book and news stores Of
+. ID. Fitzpatrick and II. Hartman, at
3 cents q copy.
Our former townsmsn, j. H.
Richards.is q member Of . largo lum.
Der company recently incorporated At
San Diego, Gala.
His Honor, Judge Speice of tho
County Court, issued five marriage
licenses Saturday last. Pretty good
business tor n day.
Come knd get figures on pumps
aud wind miils before buying else
xh-,e. All prepared TO make low
prices. G.. X. krsuse. 630-2t
day boarders can find good &C.
Communications at second residence
west Of Friedhot's store. Mrs.
lsenhood Il Miss Wilcox. 3l-u
The finest line Of lsdies' wraps at
GALLEY Bros.
The latest Platte river fab story
comes from Schuyler. Jack Rslston
caught u pickeral which measured
nearly ;Our feet in length.
The finest selection OF watches,
! clocks and jewelry will be found at
the jewelry emporium Of &. Heit-
kemper & Bro, Columbus. 29-4-u
-Ifyou want your watch repaired
| in first-class manner, leave il with &.
G. Berringer, manager for G.. Heit-
kemper Il Bro, Columbus, Neb.
Before investing in a sewing
machine, organ or piano, e A. Il NJ.
Turner, at their organ depot, or sd-
dress G. w. Kibler, their travelling
salesman. II
Just received, . new line of New
markets at bottom prices, at
GALLEY Bros.
James Galley received . letter
from his brother Samuel ct Creighton
yesterday morning, and he tells him
it had been snowing there for the
past week.
-"Charter Oak" and Fidelity"
cook stoves and ranges, the very
latest patterns, at G. II. krause's.
Prices low. Don't forget to come
| and see them.
We will open up the largest
| stock of silverwsre eve shown in the
city of Columbus, as oon a. we move
into the new brick corner. G.. Heit-
kemper Il Bro.
Remember, we are never under
sold on good goods, at
GALLEY Bros.
We learn that Pat. Powers lost
80 hogs during the storm ; Barnum's
folks forty head Of stock cattle, Mr..
Sparhawk 90 calves and Lutte North
II head OF cattle.
Phil. Walker, formerly Q citizen
of this place, lstterly Of Chsdron, had
one of his arms taken OF in q saw
mill recently. VIM. Walker went up
last week to see him.
Mrs. Will B. Dale aud daughter
Courtney, left Tuesday morning for
a winters residence at Omaha,
where the older daughter. Miss
Carrie, is attending school.
-You will always get the lowest
prices At
5-3ltf GALLEY BROs.
Before huying anything in hard
ware, stoves. tinware or the mschin.
cry and implement line, come aud Gee
me. am making very low prices
on everything. G. II. Krause.
Remember the Golden Bell CON-
psny double discounts any troup Of
whatever character that has ever be-
fore stopped in Shelton. This is
straight goods.--SheitOn Clipper.
Money to loan at once and with
ont delay on real estate, in large or
small amounts, on time to suit.
promptly, quietly ana al the loWeet
possible rates. Apply to Gus. G.
Becher 4 20. l9-tf
II have a large stock of cook aud
heating stoves o. hand, and in order
to reduce the stock, will make special
low prices for the next 80 days.
Come and convince yourselves that
| an in earnest. G.. r. Krause.
S. Z. Smith has sold his residence
property to Frank Stevenson. Mr..
Smith expects to remove with his
family to California the fret OF next
month. Columbus will loose 40 ex-
ceilent family in their departure.
If the people OF Shelton desire to
see a show that is meritorious and 70.