Columbus Journal from Columbus, Kansas • 3

Dry goods Geo. Theis groceries cheap fot B. F. HOBART. New Advertisements, C.

E. M1DDAUGH We are compelled to send out a half-sheet to The following method of managing, a farm our exchanges, on account of the non-arrival ofs been tried by many, farmers, not only in Kansas cash: but throughout the country, and is always attended IDDJ1UGII paper. For a No. 1 pair of boots go to W. Bailey Co.

with astonishing results: FAVOR SPENCER, Dealer in Leave your reaper out doors; run your horse-rake in the fence corner; throw your nana-rake on the barn Look out for a large stock of goods at Vin floor; let the cattle and hogs have the run of your small Miscellaneous Advertisements. Short Safe Suro M0. R. FT. SCOTT GULF RAILROAD, For KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, cent Bro s.

orchard; keep your tence corners mil 01 Driurs; cultivate the succulent burdock and the farinaceous jimpson Ann? nir nn fjillon mil or rpRtftTP School Books at publisher's prices at Hunt's HARDWARE, TINWARE, We want 5,000 subscribers to the Journal. Let every individual who hns $2 and wants a good, readable and reliable family newspaper, subscribe at once for our paper. Farmers, if you want'a readable newspaper, one devoted to the interests of Cherokee county a paper containing the latest news and most reliable market reports, at once subscribe for the Columbus Journal. ncu, uuu I cud: make your cow yard and wood pile in front of I drug Store. your house.

After having thoroughly attended to these things, use your spare time in going around complain- The best stoves at J. L. Verick's, selling BANKERS, COLUMBUS, -s- KANSAS, COJLLECTIONS REMITTANCES PROMPTLY MADE. NEW YOKK CORRESPONDENT, Corbin Banking Company. ST.

LOCIfj CORRESPONDENT, Tradesmen's National Bank. and cheap for cash. inff of hard times ana naa crops. AgidcaltVsj'al Implements. The Columbus Dramatic Troupe will favor Tlie best and cheapest clothing at Hoyt Kleinfield's.

our citizens on Thursday (Thanksgiving) night, Nov Those who want anything in the line of job Iron, 26, with a second entertainment, and it is to be hoped School books at Hunt's drug store atpublish- work should send in their orders at once. VVc are pre Nails, Shot, that they will be greeted with a crowded house. The nlav to be nresented'is the ever-nbnular and affecting er prices. 1 drama of "Ten Nights in the Bar-Room," and judging -ten mgius in a oar-room on lnursday even- SAINT LOUIS, AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. Close connections madd at the Union Depot, Katisat City, with the pared to do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch, and at the lowest possible rates Farmers, be careful to guard against hitching your horses to awning posts when you come to town.

There is a city ordinance prohibiting this, and fw.m Hi nf in this nipr.n. txrf ftl in nnf ItlS, OVeuiDer Zii. We issue Drafts payable in any part of the United States JBSgAt one-half the cost of Post Office Orders. 5SST Pal-ties who keep an accoitnt wit deposit saymg that ran justice wm oe uone to it ana tnat Vincent Bro's will buv vour anA nv Lead, jurks, Spades, Shovels, Powder Wagon Maker's and Blacksmiths tli lenrlincr characters will be well Sustained The I i i i 1 i you tne mgnest maritet price. young ladies and gentlemen composing this troupe are their valuable papers iu our fire and burglar I-roof safe for keeping frb" ciiargb.

FARMERS, BUS1NES IEN, and others will find subjecting the offender, to a fine. -f among our best citizens, and on their first appearance Hoyt Kleinfield's is the. place to get your 1 1 ll A 11 I A.X a few weeks ago evmceu laient wai wouia nave aone wire a nice ui ess pattern What do our citizens say to getting up a series of festivals and balls to raise means to purchase it to' their benefit to open an account with us. Interest allowed on time Depos its. been incurred by the company in getting un these en- Bemember Shackle are selling pure a hook and ladder apparatus The city should open Iw sr oitito Aila rk its treasury and donate a few dollars in furtherance of terhiinments, and as they are intended solely for the v' Gold and Silver bought and amusement and benefit of our citizens, and to develop Hoyt Kleinfield are still selling the cele- this project.

Who will initiate this movement We nre all in common interested. sold. home talent, they should be liberally supported and brated Gates and Kendall boots and shoes, eneouratred. Tlie Drice of admission will be fiftv cents. I Highest 'for.

School Children half price. Go to the wholesale store of Hoyt Klein- STOCK. Also: EDGE TOOLS, CORN KNIVES, GRIND STONES, FISHING TACKLE. SAND PAPER, WELL BUCKETS SMOOTHING IRONS, CURRY COMBS, BRUSHES, ETC Besides a full and complete stock of shelf Hardware. Special attention given to repairing, and shelf work i neius xor cioining.

iney sen tne cneapest. Col. Wm. March, of Baxter Springs, called into our sanctum and informed that his city was enjoying prosperity. The colonel is one of our largest real estate dealers.

Come again colonel, you will always find a welcome at our office. Tribute of Respect. Bonds: Loans of five years time nego tia ted on real estate Columbus, November 12, 1874. i n4i-tf. The following preamble and resolutions were adopt- "Everybody go to drug store and see ed at a meeting of the officers, teachers and scholars of thR.peautiful stock pi toys and perfumery, Ilaninbal and St.

Jd. R. Burlington Missouri B.ailroad, St. Jo. Council Bluffs Railroad, Kansas Pacific Railroad, Chicago Alton Railroad, Missouri Pacific Railroad, St.

Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad. Tickets for sale to all points North, South, East and West, at all Passenger Depots. B. S. IIENNING, Supt Alles Boukne, Gen.

Ticket Agent. 1 Toys tToysc Beautiful Toys II Funny Farmers, if you want to keep posted in regard to home and foreign markets, the current topics of the county, state and nation, bring along your "dol Toys I I Durable toys at Hunt's drug store dVA UV 0" VW4 AAJ lUOVj MU ArtVi VUIJT VU1 warranted. North side the Public square, Columbus, Kansas. 8-ly R.N A L. beloved superintendent and fellow-laborer in the cause Geo.

Theis means business when he says he of Christ, Mr. John McLaughlin, and aBtg aU indebte(3 to him to call and settle with- lar or two," subscribe, for the Columbus Journal, and be happy. We propose to make the Journal the best county newspaper in this part of the state. Published Every "Wednesday. Grocery Houses.

cannot be replaced, yet we bow in submission to the ln -n will ot our Heavenly theretore be it We are paying the highest price for county Resolved, That we recognized in our brother a nse. We overheard a gushing young lady, one day GEO. HIGGINS fc Publishers and Prop's. and school orders. ful and efficient worker in the Sabbath school and in the cause of Christ, and we will long cherish in our HOBART MlDDAUGH, this weekN inform a lady companion that she was an officer in the lodge of Good Templars.

Her companion I A II Business Manager. GEO. HIGGINS, memories fond recollections of his kind words and deeds Bankers $2.00 as he labored with us in our school. Resolved, That we, the officers, teachers and schol Terms of Subscription, Ten Days. asked her what were the duties of her of" and was told that she had charge of the goat.

.4 don't suppose that it is a William goat. tJ ars of Star Union Sabbath School, do tender our heart themselves indebted to Geo Parties knowing felt sympathy to the widow and orphans of our deceased tea: Advertising Ra He MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS R'Y Theis will call and settle within ten days. brother, General Wholesale and Retail Merchant, Keeps constantly hand a large stock of In to-day's issue will be found a correct and Resolved, That we commend the family of our be- means business. reliable report of the home markets, prepared and cor loved brother to the kind care of our merciful Heavenly Father, who docth all things well, and who has nrom.

Notice. rected weekly for the Journal by C. R. Foster. We 1 1 yr.

One column $100. I One-hnlf column $60. One-fourth column 35. One inch or less 10. All advertisements must be paid for monthly, unless otherwise contracted.

LOCAL NOTICES 10 els. per line for each insertion. LEGAL NOTICES at rates allowed by law. ised to relieve the fatherless and widows. I All persons knowing themselves indebted to shall also in the future give a condensed report of the absolved, j.nai we as a oaooain cnooi attend the are, herehv notified to call and settle within DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, Kansas City and St.

Louis grain and prof' ce markets. fiinfirpl sprvinfts nf nur anA .1 so as to better enable our country readers to keep Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent Geo. Theis. posted. Mo.

Ft. S. G. R. R.

TIME TABLE. marsh a mesmeric JjINIMent is unsur Mr: Pa ell, in his happiness of wed to the family of the deceased, and also to the Columbus Journal ud Gazett and Interior, with a request that they publish the same- BY THE GOVERNOR OF KANSAS. A PROCLAMATION, flonmirriiior in tVia aF Lia passed for horses and all animals, or for family use. Try a 25 cent bottle, for sale by Shackle Mail No. 2, going NORTH.

8:22 a.m. Freight No. 16, 4:45 p.m. GOING: SOUTH. 5:35 m.

I Freight No. 15, 1:40 p.m. Columbus, Kansas. n51 2m. OO and SHOES.

Also a large StocJc of Qixeenswccre, He will sell as low as the Mail No. 1, lock's pleasures did forget the printers. He presented us. with a fine box of cigars for which he has bur thanks, nd while he is basking in the smiles of domestic bliss we'll take comfort smoking aai thinking how happy he must be, where there is Two souls, with but a single thought Two hearts that beat as one." excellencv. the Dresident of the United States.

0ur old end Samuel Megenity, is among An hftrhv rlp.airnat.A TftrrnsnAv tmh- ofiTW us again, and has embarked in the meat busi COLUMBUS POSTOFFICE, (ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF DAILY day of November, as a day of thanksgiving ness afc former old stand. He will be pleased and praise to Almity God, the giver of every to 6ee hls oId customers, and as many new R. good and perfect gift, and 1 recommend to all uuea ao iav." mui For the past week the peace of our city has remained quiet and undisturbed, no exhibitions of 1. 1. linmni.

.,7 ln Mo. 11., Ft. S. G. ARRIVES.

Mail from the North, 5:35 r. m. Mail from the South. 8:22 A. citizens- niac on tuat aay tney lay asrae ineir Lost A lady's gold breast-pin, on or about DEPARTS.

5:35 p. m. 8:22 a. m. The completion of the GREAT IRON BRIDGE OVER THE MO.

RIVER at Boonville, enables this popular Line to offer still better facilities for the business between the Northeast and the great TWO DAILY TRAINS Will be run between Hannibal and points in th Great Neosho Valley, in direct connection with all lines. ALSO TWO DAILY TRAINS Between St. Louis and points in Southern Kansas. FOR THE TEXAS TRADE New and better facilities are offered. The rates have been greatly reduced" and arrangements have been made whereby through PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS are run from Chicago, Quincy, Hannibal and St.

Louis, to Galveston without change. Passing through the finest portions of Southwest Missouri, Southern Kansas the In-" dian Nation and the most dsirabl portion of Texas LOWEST for CASH OR READY PAY. UJ UllKeillll-BB Ol IVKiiaixx uTJii vvtllljicu IV HliU oraiuary secular pursuits ana assemoie tneir tlie first of the monthf between the residence of serenity The seem to have had their fill of usual piaces oi worsnip 10 give wianics to ine Jude Nichols and the residence of the percussion whisky that is now being dealt out, for supreme Auicr oi me universe lor nis great Vincent, in this city, Anyone finding the C. N. W.

R. R. 7:00 p. m. Mail departs, 2:00 P.

M. while under its influence "the issues are (too) sharply goodness, Mail arrives, same will please leave it at this office and re In testimony whereof, Thonras A. Os- ceive reward. DEPARTS. 7:00 p.m.

1:00 t.m. Mail by staee from Oswego and arrives points West. 11:30 a.m Mail from Keel ville Chetona 12:00 M. To Whom It Kay Concern, born, Governor of the State of Kansas, have hereunto subscribed my name and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of this and they can't "point with pride to the record of the past. OCR business men -and citizensgenerally can not be over-cautious in guarding against the breaking out of fire during the coming winter.

Carelessness on Give him a call. Southeast cor. of the square, BUS KANS. 8-ly NEWLY OPENED State. Done at the city of Topeka this I hereby notify all persons 'not to credit my son, Columbus G.

White, under age, on my account as I will not be accountable for any debts contracted by him, or responsible for his actions (3th day ot November, A. 1). 1874. seal THOMAS A. OSBOBN.

the part of any one in regard to this matter endangers By the Governor in any way. n.51 2w. Wm. B. White.

Mails from Neutral City. Pleasant View and Wirtonin'. Tuesdays, Thurs- arrives. if.parts. days and Saturdays.

12:00 M. 1:00 P.M. S3 km i-Weekly Mails arrive, from Parsons, Montana, Sherman City, Fruitland and Millershurg, Tuesdays itunhiys, at 5 o'cl ck, P. and depart Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock. A.

M. SemuW'ebki-y Mailsarrivf from Checri, Lostinejind Tehama, Tuesdays and Saturdays at p. and deoart same days at 7 o'clock, m. 1 s. o.

Mcdowell, p. m. W. IL. Smallwood, Secretary of State The undersigned would respectfuly announce that he has taken charge of the Kansas Hotel which he now Jarsh Aatns Curb (pills or liquid); is calls the VcVr case t)f chifjs fever It TTJCRKIED.

is the greatest anti-periodic ever discovered LAGOADA HOUSE, Ask' your druggist for it. It is sold by Shackle Columbus, Kansas, and at wholesale the whole community, and in the presept imperfect condition of the water supply the calamity of a fire would be disastrous in the extreme. So let vigilance nd ca tit ion belike watchwords of al.jin tho-future, We are informed that a large amount of hay was destroyed by fire Friday, a few miles northwest of this city, but were unable to learn the names of those who suffered losses. We would caution all to be very careful in guarding against these prairie fires in any event, as nothing but harm reslilis from them, and hope that our people will soon see the utter folly of this too common and dangerous practice. If you are seeking a good location, where city lots are cheap and business prosperous, come to 1 A A A I I I THE LJ AL and retail by Marsh Fort Scott, Kansas.

Situated on the Northwest corner of the Public Square, the Indian Nation or Texas, should address THOMAS DORWIN, General Passenger Agent, Sedalia, for a correct map, with time tables, rates of fare, etc The retail price is 50 cents. n51-2m. RENHAM POTTER. In this city, on the 11th by Rev. H.

H. Scaggs, Mr- W'm. M. Bemiam and Miss Hattie Potter, all of this city. To Mr.

Benham and his accomplished bride the Jocrkal extends its congratulations and best wishes for their future happiness through life. May fortune lavish her most benignant smiles upon the happy twain, and may their pathway through life be free froni thorns lOiunious, Kansas. And that he has caused this house to be thoroughly CITY AND COUNTRY. Marsh's Cough IIemedy is the best medi cine ever discovered for the cure of coughs, colds and all affections of the throat and lungs. repaired, repainted and newly furnished throughout, thus making it the Business on the rampage.

IflJi'aiihpoli and 1. Get a 50 cent bottle of Shackle Colum Tax-paying time has arrived. bus, Kansas, or of Marsh manufacturers, MOST DESIRABLE HOTEL and strewn with naught but roses. rPiELL IIILL On Tuesday, the 17th by Rev. Fort Scott, Kansas.

n51-2m. Weather delightfully muddy. voiumuus. ine cauiny seat 01 uncroKee county, it 1 the best point in southeastern Kansas for a man of GREAT THROUGH LINE between New subscribers stiil coming in Black List. is the Southeastern portion of the State, and that ff in now ready for the reception of either limited means Here will be found good managed by competent teachers, various religious societies, We have about SC00 dollars standing out in C.

Combs, Mr. Louis Pbell and Miss Maggie Hill, till of this city. We extend our hearty congratulations to the happy couple, and hope that in their journey through life they may find it not altogether an up-hill business. The age iu which we live ramp-age St. JOioviis and, Lite and an intelligent, industrious and law-abiding class of the county, due, for subscription, advertisements and" job work.

Most of these parties we have TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS. In connection with this house" fs a neat and commo It is never too late to marry or to" mend. An era unknown to women middle ages. dious Sample Room, for the accommodation of (rate dunned two or three times, without any beneficial effect therefore, we have concluded to commence the publication of a black list, in which will be recorded the names of parties who have been politely requested to call and settle Let us by all means have a hook and ladder id'' commercial men. company.

Believing that each guest should be so treated that and have failed, with the amount they owe, and ITk'Kory nuts selling on the streets at 1.25 what for. We shall comence the publication of per bushel. they will return again when opportunity occurs. You are invited to call and GIVE THIS HOTEL A TRIAL citizens in fact everything that tends to make a community happy and prosperous. Mr.

Joseph Wilson, well and favorably known by everybody in this community, left this (Wednesday) morning for Omaha, where he will remain during the winter. We regret to lose Joe, as he is a young man of steady habits and gentlemanly bearing. We take pleasure in recommending Mr. Wilson to the people of that city as in every way worthy of their confidence. W.

L. Scranton came marching into our sanctum yesterday with a shot-gun on his back. When we first caught sight of him we began thinking whether we had said anything against Will during the campaign that demanded a retraction in the face of such a for this list the first of Dec, 1874. Geo. Higsjins, Manager.

Two dog fights alone disturbed the peace of the city Monday. Columbus Grain Market, Corrected weekly by A. Hood, grain Columbus, Kaks Not 18, 1874. Wheat, per bus 65a75c Flaxseed, 1 25al 30. Corn, per bus 60a65c.

Castor beans 1 15. Oats per bus 40a45c. Timothy seed 2 00. Columbus Produce Market Corrected weekly by C. R.

Foster, of the grocery house of J. A. Murray Co. Columbus, IS, 1874. Flour, per 100 $2 00.

Prairie chickensprdz 1 50. Meal, per bus 1 00. Dressed per lb 05. Apples, green per bus SO. Turkeys, per lb 05 Potatoes, per bus 1 25.

Eggs, per doz 20. Sweet potatoes, per bu 75. Butter per lb 25. Beans, per bus 2 75 Dried apples, per lb 10. Onions, per bus 1 00.

Peanuts, per lb rost 10 Hickory nuts per bus 75. Peanuts green per lb 05. Hogs Hogs Hogs The highest cash price paid for hogs, dressed TERMS REASONABLE AND FARE GOOD. S. A.

WEIR. Proprietor. Or on foot, at the pork packing establishment of n.44-3m. LiAKGJbj Chetopa, Kansas. n49-4w.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY leave TICKET OFFICE, No. 105 Sf. Fourth ST. LOUIS On Arrival of Trains from the West, Connecting at INDIANAPOLIS fof CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE and rut SOUTll Also with the "Old Reliable" BEE LIEI Via- CRESTLINE or CLEVELANp, for PITTSBURG, PrilLADELPJU'X, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK, BOSTON And all a Cities, (R. J.

CSSJZJDJlTJlJV, Dealer io midable looking weapon, and commenced conjuring up some sort of an apology to appease his appetite for blood But he released us from our fears by stating that he had merely called to show us the beautiful double-barreled breech-loading shot-gun he had received Attention, Church and School Officers. Sherwood church and school furniture of every -description and of superior quality, and cheaper than the cheapest, for sale by D. A. Price, three and one-half miles northwest of Columbus, Kans. 42tf D.

A. Price. Go to work is no go with a groat many, but should be all the go. The world is full of advertising, yet every one wants to sec what is new. Copious rains visited this section on Saturday and Monday last.

The increase in the number of Good Tempi. in this state, during the year, was 1,700. Several car-loads of hogs were shipped from this point to Kansas City during the week. Salamanca township has been sued in the supreme court for the interest on her railroad bonds. Seven immigrant wagons passed through our city ye-sterdaj', en route for Cowley county, this state.

Interesting Items of Business, Drugs TfL cdi cixics as a present from his brother-in-law, J. D. Maiston, of Cambridge, Ills. Will is fortunate, if not in politics, at Attention School Officers. Sterling School Furniture, and all kinds of Hats at Vincent Bro's.

PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY least in being the possessor of a brother-in-law, and is as proud of the gun as he could bo though he had two pieces of gingerbread and a speckled terrier pup. Maps, Charts, Globes, for sale by Cranberries at Murray's. and Toilet Requisites. Also Dr. Child's1 It must be gratifying to every good citizen Toys at Hunt's drug store.

CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES. O. STOCKSLAGER, Columbus, Kansas. School Bonds bought at the highest market n.44-2m. A Card I "desire to.

inform the people of Columbus to witness the continued and growing business prosperity of our city. Every day brings more or less peo Cranberries at Murray's. Pare Wines and Ziquars, The streets are daily crowded with teams loaded with coal, which is selling at from six to ten Toys at Hunt's drug store. ple from the country to town to exchange and sell the products of the soil for the other necessaries of life, Remember this is the ONLY LINE whioh Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car cents per bushel. Go to Geo.

Theis for teas. and constant accessions from abroad are being made to and vicinity, that I am prepared to give lessons in Piano Forte music or upon the Organ. For our population. These facts, in connection with the Those who are in any way indebted to us For medicinal purposes only. East side Public square, next doo to Journal Building, COLUMBUS, KANSAS1 14-ly Dry goods at Vincent Bro's.

lively interest manifested by our citizens generally can pay the same in coal, if they see proper. It will further particulars inquire at residence of J. Vincent, southwest corner Public Square. n.43-tf. Jennie Greenman.

School bonks at Branin Bro's. he the same as cash to us. in the way of building and improvement, bespeak for Columbus a bright and prosperous future indeed. Let The season of "melancholy days" has about At Hunt's drug store toys. petty bickerings and jealousies, if such exist, be laid August Flower.

aside, and all unite in contributing their mite to fur. passed, and now comes the season for foraging off of School books at Branin Bro's. 'The most miserable beings in the world are ther any and ull projects looking to the common inter those suffering from dyspepsia and liver com Green apples at Vincent Bro's. ironi ST. LOUIS to- CLEVELAND THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

Ask FOR! flC'KEfS' over the INDIANAPOLIS' and ST. LOUIS R. S. WOODWARD, CO. COBB, Gen'I Snp't, St.

Louis. I Gen'l Pass. St. Louis. S.

F. PIERSON, Gen'l Ticket Agent, St. Louis. ests of our town and county. With what favor will our citizens, the busi plaint.

More than seventy-five per cent of the your neighbor's coal pile. If you want to partake of a first-class dinner, line at the Lagonda house on Thanksgiving day, one week from to-morrow. Dried fruit at A. J. Murray's.

3E K. Hedge, A AKER Post Office Rooms, North side of Public Square COLUMBUS, KANSAS. people in the United States are afflicted with ness men in pai ticular, entertain the project of pur. these two diseases and their effect; such as sour Beautiful hats at Mrs. Snevely's.

stomach, sick headache, habitual costiveness, Oca advise us that the health of Tame chickens at Vincent Bro's. impure blood, heartburn, water brash, gnawing chasing a fire equipment for this city 1 In case that a fire should break out in our midst every man's property would be in jeopardy. As many of our merchants who are to-day enjoying a profitable trade have their last dollar invested in their business, it would be a seri All kinds of books at Branin Bro's. arid burning pains at the pit of the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disagreeable tasto in the mouth, coming up of the food after eat Hats and bonnets at Mrs. Snevely's.

All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. All work warranted. Engraving done in the latest styles. n41-tf. ing, low spirits, Go to the drug store of Elegant billet paper at Branin Bro's.

Furniture Rooms. ELDER SCOVILL, this city and vicinity is monotonously good at present, mid consequently everybody is happy. A splendid party was given to the young folks by Mrs. J. II.

Ludlow, at her residence, on last Friday eve. The occasion was much enjoyed by all who had the pleasure of participating. A pleasant surprise party was held at the residence of C. A. Saunders on last Saturday night.

The aff.iir as ma tier of course passed off happily, as Charley and his affable lady know how to entertain their hoKtis of friends. Fine silk hats at Hoyt Kleinfield's. P. F. Shackle and get a.

75 cent bottle, or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it. i G. G. Green, Sole Manufacturer, N.

J. Go to J. A. Murray's for provisions. Toys and perfumery at Hunt's drug store.

Columbus CIGAR AMD TOBACCO HOtfSE S. O. McDOWELL, Proprietor. North side Public Square, Post Office Rooms. NOTICE.

I hereby give warning to all persons from Sewing machine needles at Branin Bro's. Holiday presents at Hunt's drug store. ous and almost irreparable Joss to have all swept tway in one short moment as it were. The danger from thiB can, in a great measure at least, be avoided by taking the necessary precautionary steps, and it certainly must be self-evident to every thinking mind that our town enjoys no freeer immunity from destruction than our neighboring towns, many of which hove suffered so terribly. Men should not flatter themselves with the false belief that because we have heretofore been so fortunate as to escape the ravages of fire, that we are invulnerable to its attacks, or they may wake up to the dread reality of the contrary when it is too late.

What would be the paltry expenditure of a few hundred dollars for the purchase of a fire apparatus in comparison to the thousands of dollars' worth of property which might be saved by this means, anl which by a neglect to do so is constantly placed in danger. We hope our citizens will early consider not only (he expediency of entering upon my premises and removing from the same any produce, corn, wheat or straw, or the use of any stalks, and to not purchase the Best brands of Cigars and Tobaccos constantly on Paper collars, the best, at Branin Bro's. hand. n46-t; Stoves at J. L.

Vierick's cheap for cash. Northwest corner of Bquare, COLUMBUS, KANSAS Keep constantly on hand a good supply of 'X bedstead, bureaus; CHAIRS'. TABLES, WHATNOTS, Washetands, Rocking chain, sbfal, Picture frames, Window blinds, etc. COFFINS, of all sixes on hand, or made to order. 14-ly ELDER RC0VILI.

New millinery goods at Mrs. Snevely's. same of any person other than my authorized agent herein named, A. Rockafellar, the aforementioned articles upon my premises. Any person violating will be prosecuted as trespassers; nor shall any person be permitted to feed any corn, straw, or stalks upon said premises, viz SINCE the election we have added to our list of subscribers nine new names, a fact somewhat encouraging to us and which is proof conclusive that the JorBsAi.

is still in favor with the people- Since we have aesuuied charge of the paper (less than two months igo) li names have been added to our subscription list, while but four have been stricken off. Our paper speaks fur itself, and we can safely gay that if you want newspaper containing a variety of news, one published in the interests of the people and' not of individuals or subscribe for the Journal. Sewing machine needles at Branin Bro's. Everything good to eat at J. A.

Murray's. II. II. SCAGGS, Dealer in Watches and Clocks, North side of Tublie Squai'o, Columbus, Kansas. Repairing fone to nrdef.

with nearness and dispatch by eomptitnt workmen. The celebrated Seth Thorn-e clocks always on hand. i 8Ly The south half of section five, township 32, Range 23, Cherokee county, Kansas. Sewing machine needles, at Branin Bro's. this matter but its absolute necessity We would suggest that a meeting of the citizens be called and; prompt action taken in so vital an object to all.

jVovember 2nd, 1874. n50 2w. JAMES WINTERS. Writing paper of all kinds at Branin Bro's..