The Columbus journal., 1893-12-20

that humbug with Discounts. 2
"A splendid line Of fancy table
spreads, linen towels, bed spreads, stc.
suitable Tor Xmas presents, ct 0alleyisL
Tho snginest The ponds in the west.
ern part Of the city has been put to
work pumping water to MI them up for
use.
i We q furnish Petoroonis Iadiee
Magazine and Tn CoLUllDus JOURNAL,
: both for SAILS. . year. when paid in
advance.
i -Shuck uses the inatantaneous process
and yoa can have just - good work
done when the weather il cloudy a
when it IL clear.
III CLARK, the teacher, il lying nick
with pneumonia 1t the Luth house. We
learn that he 10 improving under the
care Of Dr.. Geer.
Fifteen minutes to eight yesterday
morning by the working time the sun
Hgot mp" We are now seeing the short
ooI uhyS Oh inc NJ
"A. A. Parks, Q former newspaper
editor at Platte Center, Is now in part
nership with q man in the same profess
sion at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
SEQ the advertisements of the Bur.
lington lines elsewhere in today's jour
NAL. They may be Of value to you, il
you are about to take . journey.
Rev. Bross il confined to his bed
with pneumonia. Sunday morning 8.
d. Adkins took charge Of the services
and in the evening Frank Knapp.
b. F. Morse, Who had been to Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo-, called thither by .
telegram announcing the death Of his
brothers wife, returned Saturday.
Mr.. Salmon, Of Columbus, will be
the new landlord at tho Clark House
after January 1st, having leased it from
its owner, ID. I. Clark.1Crsston News.
Among the recent appointments of
postmasters is that Of W. B. Rochon, q
former resident Of this city, at Bellwood.
Ben. will make . good Official, no doubt.
-Sunday-school committees, Christ
mas parties and others needing candies, |
nuts, ETC., etc, will find an immense va
riety OF choice goods at Raestz & Co.'S.
just received for the holiday trade,
q new line OF ladies' black silk mitts ut
Galleyis.
DR.. Naumsn il the "only real grad
uate in dentistry in Platte county," who
can show up q diploma. Any other who
claims the same wilfally imposes on the
people. II
B. s. Wyatt stands at tho head Of
the list for November OF the agents Of
his company in seven states, and has
gained q well-deserved reputation as q
salesman.
John Alder has sold his farm OF 40
acres, south OF the river, to August
Husman, for $50 an acre. We are in
formed that Mr.. Alder expects to locate
at Arapahoe.
Found, Sunday evening. ON the steps
of the Methodist church, q lady's gold
bracelet. Owner can have same by call
ing at this Office, proving property and
paying charges.
Persons wearing the Morris dental
plate will have no other. Superior to
all other plates. Manufactured only by
DR.. E. Y: Haughawout, thirteenth street,
Owe Barber's store. tt
Come and see our line of toys and
albums. We do not advertise 20 per
cent discount, but our prices will speak
for themselves, at Won Bergen Bros.
under JOURNAL Office.
Licenses were recently issued by the
county judge to Edgar Lamb and Miss
Rosa Bossing; Richard J. Congram and
Miss Herborg Larson; Jacob Vollmar
and Miss Mary Tsomazin.
We see that John r. Sprecher, for
merly OF Schuyler, now and for some
time past q resident OF Warrington, ID.
c., is to be married today ut tho latter
place, to Miss Ida L. Downs.
"A sprinkling OF sand is being added
to the streets from the wagons engaged
the q. p. grading. We believe that
more OF it would be . good addition to
the streets-and kept sprinkled.
-When in need Of gents neck wear,
call at J. H. Gslley's, as they have one OF
the largest lines Of neck wear in the city.
The next meeting OF the Farmers
Club will be on Friday, Dec. 18th, in
stead of Jan. Sd, q announced, and will
be held ut Mrs. Lockhartis Ut II O'Clock,
earlier hour than IL usual with them.
Mr.. Steve Waggoner, having been
appointed teacher ut the Pine Ridge
agency, the town board Of Shell creek
township have elected w. F. Dodds to
succeed him a supervisor for that town.
ship. |
Three Of Mr.. Belford's family, north
of the city, have been afflicted with tho
Mrs. Ellis OF the same neigh
borhood fell and sprained her knee one
day last week, and has suffered consid-
from it. i
j. A. Van Schoik has disposed OF the
drug store on Olive street to Meesrs.
Arnold & Gabler, two well-known gen-
tlemen, thoroughly informed in the bus
ineoe, and Who will continue the business
at the old stand.
Music cabinets, teachers' desks,
book cases, parlor cabinsts, side-boards, !
tables, chains, ETC., that We cannot get
on our floor, and this week, We must thin
down. Call and see the finest stock ever !
brought to the city. Herrick. l |,