The Daily Courier from Columbus, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY COURIER. general order, "I wish you to understand that lam 'councilman now, and own those sidewalks." Toplin Herald Short Cretk Items. ThinksgiThg TsrVeys. I have a nice lot of Thanksgiving turkej's and chickens at my meat market at ten cents per pound. ClIAS.

HlNEHARDT; Br s. o. j. f. Mcdowell.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 18Si Musical Exhibition at Blake Vanval-in's Music Store. Wake Vanvalin will have on exhibition, nt their iuusi store thin evtniug, a grand new Smith American piano, which llicy desire that all should see and this eveuing from seveu to nine o'clock, Prof. Quay, of Kansas City, will entertain all who will call with some rare selections, vocal anJ instrumental on this new piano. Scats free and everybody is invited to he present, and particularly the ladies. The best of order will be preserved, (i.Hid! :T.kS3 fyery hair in that deer's hide! Ha, lia, lia! Kgad, Hie dayul retribution is sometimes long deferred, but it is nevertheless sure.

AVe now fully believe in the doctrine of future rewards and punishments this suffering community is finally rewarded with a knowledge of the fact that that deer drove about a thousand of Silverb'irg's puns into him butt-end foremost. r' I'hitkoMS an4 TarkejK. We have a niee lot of dressed chickens and turkeys, cranberries and mince meat for Thanksgiving. Whiteside Meads. Local News.

Porter's farm on Shoal Creek is for r.p. sale. Over fifty different kinds of candy at Lane's Bakery. Choicest lot in the citv. d3tf yes- There was a lerrible onslaght on turkey ierday.

One great good that arises from the News-CouuiEit combination is the reconciliation of two long lost no, not lost but estranged brothers. They cannot use the columns of the Daily Courier, to establish the utter doggonc- The place to buy your holiday candies Advertised Letters. is at Lane's Bakery, on the south side. Over fifty different kinds to select from. Letters remaining uncalled for in the Post L.

E. Atchison is takius his semi-annual hol-ulayathorae. McCoy says it is a lie about his being in ollcc at Columbus, for the week ending 1882. d3tf A nice residence property for sale intends remaining until Barr Msr. Hattie Davis JH Martin Ben ness of each other.

The aged "panents" extend their hands with a "Bless you my children, bless you!" Short Creek Republican. Tableau discovery of strawberry mark embrace red lights and slow music exit. They sav the compositors at Columbus find it necessary to wear a ribbon corresponding to one attached to the door knob of the office in which they are employed, in order that they may find their own office on their return from hash. Offices are mighty thick, and change suddenly and Creek Republican. You're oil there: We mark 'em hole in left cheap.

House with three rooms, two Rev. II. II Sea; alter the holidays. ots, fenced, bearing fruit trees, cistern Chenowette Duncan Dr honks Cornelius Miller Annie Parker Louis Robertson A (2) Walton lild'r Williams Ward Jes. McWhorter Pickett If J.

II. Smith, the groceryman, spends the most and out houses. Call at this office. Summers Wise Henry of his time at the Creek. The Odd Fellows at Empiro City had an ous Persons calling lor any of the above named letters, please say advertised car and crop oil' right; slit in right and crop off ofleft underhit on left and tail bobbed, etc.

T- W. FLEMMING CO- DEALERS IN STAPLE W. M. Coulter P. M.

ter supper Monday night. Mrs. L. C. Adams, of Monmouth, is visiting the better-half of the Star.

There was a few scattering flakes of snow Tuesday night the first of the season. MARRIED. Caldwell-Wilson At the residence of the The loys in the registe's office tell a good one on Clarence Woodruff. One of his old neighbors in Pleasant View township was in the office the other day and inquired how Clarence was getting along, and observed, "Guess he is making lots of aren't lit?" The boys assured him that Clarence' personal wants were pretty well supplied. said the since parents of the bride, in this city, Thursday evening, Nov.

30th, 1882, at 7 p. by Rev. M. Moore, Mr. J.

T. Caldwell and Miss Jessie Wilson, all of this city. Only a few personal friends of the family "Butter" should not be so "deer Silverburg has gone into the business, Mrs. Veatch contemplates occompan ying John to Topeka when he goe3 the tore part of PROVISIONS, were present to witness the ceremony, after P. V.

friend, "I guess he don't haye to do as he used ter scop plowing and walk a half-mile which the happy pair repaired to the cosy to borrer a chaw of long green terbacker." home already fitted up and furnished, in the Park addition. The Courier unites Oh, Deer! That is an expression that must be cautious ly with their many friends in extending con used in the presence of our young friend Mr. A. C. Silverburg at least, untune ha3 recovered from the bruises he received yesterday gratulations.

Columbus Retail Market. CORRECTED DAILY. morning by an encounter with a two-year-old TOBACCOS, CIGARS, QUEENS WARE GLASSWARE and CROCKERY pet deer belonging to Mr. Ed. Baxter, foreman of The Courier.

Mr. Silverburg had attended PRODUCE. the "soiree" of the "Jolly Circle," had taken Butter per 30 his girl" home in the small hour3 of the Eggs per doz 20 Chickens per doz 2 00 Irish potatoes per bu CO morning about two o'clock, and was return. ing to his room in a meditative mood, over the week. Parties subscribing with our carrier will be careful to' designate where they want their paper delivered.

A telephone exchange is the next thing on the tapis in our city. The Courier can be counted in the line. Ben Jack Jamison and Sam Elder, leave for -a deer and turkey hunt in 'Arkansas the first of the week. A couple of prairie schooners passed through the city this morning, bound west, rather late to be out on the road W. Lane of the south side bakery has the nicest arranged stock of candies in the city, With over fifty different varieties Will Loudermilk will be quite an acquisition to Columbus soclety-we mean young society.

He is nearly as good looking as Rome. T. Losey threw his feet under Doc Scam-mon's mahogany yesterday, and was soon hid from view behind a pile of turkey bones Mr. O. J.

Nichols bnd wife, of Cherokee, as Sweet potatoes per bu 40 Apples per bu (070 hauling his stock ot puns and studying up some new ones, preparatory to firing 'em at the GROCERIES. court house gang' Thanksgiving day, an Flour per 100 2 503 00 Meal per bu 00 when near the opera house he encountered the One door north of Scamuiou block east side public square. Buckwheat per lb GRAIN, BUYING RATES. which had escaped his confines and was wandering about town. Now it is said this Wheat 7080 deer is a peaceable one, but we firmly believe Oats 25 Corn 36 he fully divined the diabolical designs KANSAS COLUMBUS, Flax 85 this'pun-ished community and then and there resolved to revenge the outrages heaped upon Castor beans 1 00 Hay 4 00 it.

The first intimation he had. of the presence of his deershlp, was a whack! received six Fresa Fish Fresh Oyster. BLAKE VANVALIN, DEALERS IN I will have fresh fish at my stand on the inches below the small of the back, which was repeated, "Silver" thinks, four hundred and eighty-seven times. For a time, "Silver" Murray corner two to three times a week- sisted Judgc Nichols and family in the dissec tion of their Thanksgiving turkey yesterday. fresh lake fish.

I will also keep fresh oysters lor sale by the can. 1-Gda GEor.Ga Goldsberry. Pianos, was uncertain as to whether it was dynamite or a hundred-ton pil driver that struck him. But seriously, Mr. Silverburg had a severe tussle Shackle Willis have made application for with the maddened beast, and had it not been for the timely arrival of a colored man, he SEWING MACHINES, druggist Uce'ise to sell intoxicating liquors at riti? Thirteen netitiolievs sign there- If you want the best pair of Jeans til VltJ X- quest, Attachments and Repairs, Needles Pants for the cheapest price you ever might have been seriously injured.

He escaped from his strange encounter with slight bruises, which are nothing compared to the tortures he saw, call at the Golden Eagle. and Oils. The old Parlor meat market stand is being furnished up by Messrs. Walton Lvans, is undergoing by the fun the boys are having at his expense'. and will open a meat market there to-morrow GAME WANTED.

T. M. Grisham pays the highest price for game. morning. Will furnish any style of Piano made es pecially the standard favorites Stemway, Weldy was skipping around Joplin the other dav.

the Herald says, "like a stray asteroid Mathushek and Simpson. Will furnish any style of Piano made in five days notice. As an 'ass ter ride," Weldy is a good one, i the JEANS PANTS JEANS PANTS A huge stock of Jeans Pants at Golden Eagle and going cheap. Lewis Prell's Xew Grain Elevator. We have visited Mr.1, Lewis Prill's new grain elevator at the Gulf depot, and was surprised to find an enterprise of such magnitude in our city The main building is 28x80, and has an inclined approach to run wagons of grain into the second story, where there arc four, dumps for unloading.

When in position the rear end-gate removed, the hind wheels drop down and the W. II. Willey has just completed a job of fine lresco work at the office ot R. A. Long Co The largest and best stock of Jeans Pants ever brought to the city at the He is prepared to do this kind of work in the most elegant designs, and very cliean, too.

Lewis Trell is sinking a cistern near his ele yator to supply his engine with water, Locwen Golden Eagle, and selling dirt cheap. Maple syrup at J. H. Smith's. Buckwheat flower at J.

II. Smith's. They handle the best Organs Estey, Smith American, and Story Camp. Their Sewing Machines are the best and latest improved Singer, Howe, Victor, Wheeler Wilson, American, and Crown, at prices to suit customers, They keep a full assortment of Attachments, Oil, Needles, and make a specialty of Repairing. have tlc contract for spouting the ejeva grain sude3 out into the bins below all done in a minute, thus avoiding the slow and laborious process of unloading bv tor.

Those Loewen boys are great "spout ers." Mr. Trell is putting up a shel- Mince meat at Smith's grocery store. CHEAP ler that has a capacity for 8,000 bushels per day, which will be run by an engine of First-class Slack Coal will be deliver thirty horse, power, a new one from the Ft. ed to any part of the city for FOUR Call at Mendenhall's Drug Stove, east side the Square, Columbus. Kansas.

O. IIOUX, CENTS A BUSHEL by T. J. Wiison. Scott Foundry, that is being put into position.

The corn will be shelled on the first floor and elevated to the third 6tory The Gulf road will sell round trip tickets to Topeka and return, at, greatly reduced rates to persons wisliiing'to attend the meeting of the State Horticulture Society to be held there December 4th to Clh. Tickets to return Dec. 1 3t- Mr. Ly kins' has filled a long felt want, in the erection of his opera hall, which by the way is a credit to the city, as well as the largest hall In this part of the state, and now'letthe next "long felt want" be supplied by the erection Of a tip-top first-class hotel Leave orders at D. P.

Haseltine's hard ware store. RESIDENT DENTIST, where it is cleaned. Thewhole establishment, machinery, will cost in the vi Office over A. Murray's store. All work cinity of $6,000.

The building will have warranted. Teeth' cxtractea wittiout pain, OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! The largest stock of Overcoats in the city at the Golden Eagle. All sizes, quality and prices to suit purchasers. the capacity for 18,000 bushel3 of small grain and 4,000 bushels of corn in the ear. Wantfi, JR.

J. W.lIAY, Josh Billings remarks in his philosophisings "A rpnututinn once broken may possibly be PHYSICIAN SURGEON. repaired, but the world will always keep their ves on the snot where the krack wus," Short Creek Republican. Office over J. A.

Murray's store. Residence, one door south of Christian church. Chronic We are threatened with cro9s-eyedness by Irvine to keep track of the cracks jhade by A situation as clerk or seamstress. Will sew for 50 cents a day and board, or 75 cents and board myself. Have had three years experience in selling goods.

For further particulars enquire of Mr. T. Marshal, or F. B. B.

at his residence. If you want to make a Holiday present of a substantial, character, call at the Furniture Store of D. M. Bliss, and make your selection from his stock of rare and choice articles just received. Do not fail to examine D.

M. Bliss' Weldy. A certain newly elected councilman of Em and diseases ot women and children a specialty QR. J. II.

BAXTER. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Office over Mendenhall's old stand, southeast corner of square. Residence, one block south of school house, pire City dropped naturally into line the first day he had authority to steal. A carpenter in rare and choice collections before pur See those Bevelcd-Mirror Camber Sets, at D.M.

Bliss' furniture store; his employ being short of lumber, was directed to sot some from the sidewalks. Under thi3 chasing your Holiday presents..