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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
CENTRAL AMERICA.
BY Fire to Escape Capture by the Govern
ment Troops.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following
dispatch from Commander Kane, Of the
Galena, has just been received by the Sec
rotary of the Navy: "Aspinwall is in
ashes, burnt by the insurgents to escape
capture by the Government corps.
The Pacific Mail Dock Railroad
property, on the north end of the
island, and the canal property at Crispol
are the only buildings saved. Shipping
is safe. I have all my forces ON shore
protecting property. MylIship is crowded
with refugees. Thousands are destitute
and without shelter" Aspinwall is beau
tiful city, of about 5000 inhabitants, on
Navy Bay, forty eight miles by rail from
Panama. Aspinwall is on the Atlantic
side of the Isthmus. 1t was founded in
1852 by the railroad company, and has a
good harbor.
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Dynamite Plot at Joliet.

JOLIET, ILL, April 5.-An Internal ma
chine composed of box filed with giant
powder, nitro ycerine and intricate ma.
chincry, so placed as to strike percussion
cap to explode, was tounu l.. the
new courthouse yesterday. II is
thought that striking stone quarry
men intended to blow up the building
out of spite against the contractors, San.
ger & Moody, and the Joliet Stone Com
pany, who are securing new force of mea
to fill their places. The striking stone
quarrymen claim the Internal machine ia
be a put up job to prejudice their cause il
the public estimation.
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Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The President
has sent in the following nominations to
he Senate to-day: Consul Generals,
Thomas M. Walker, of Connecticut, at
London; Frederick Raine, of Maryland, at
Berlin. To be Ministers Resident, Isaac
Bell, Jr., of Rhode Island, Netherlands;
Rufus Magee, Indiana, Sweden and Nor
way. Ministers Resident and Consuls
General, Edward Parke Curtis Lewis, of
New Jersey, Portugal; Rasmus B. Ander-
son, of Wisconsin, Denmark; Consul A.
Halter Crosse, of Pennsylvania, Athens.
Alexander McCune, of New York, to be
Solicitor of the Treasury. David Settle, of
North Carolina, Marshal of the United
States for the Western District of North
Carolina. Postmasters, Myron H. Peck,
Jr., at Batavia, N. Y; Andrew D. Morgan,
lion, N. Y. Captain VIM. j. Volkman,
Fifth Cavalry, to be Major and As
sistant Adjutant General. Captain
George H. Burton, Twenty First
Infantry, to be Major and Inspector Cen
eral. Joseph E. Johnston, of Virginia, to
be Commissioner of Railroads. Lewis
Mnn N New York ApRrasecr d in the dis
Ohio, Surveyor of Customs at the port of
Cincinnati. Clement Dowd, of North
Carolina, Collector of Internal Revenue,
Sixth District of North Carolina John
Henderson, of Indiana, Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue, Eleventh District of Indiana.
Brown, Shipley & Co., of London, Eng
land, to be special fiscal agents of the Navy
Department. ENJOYS Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenipotentiary, Thomas J. JAR
Wis, of North Carolina, to Brazil; Alexan-
der R. Lawton, of Georgia, to Russia;
Anthony NJ. Kelly, of Virginia, to Italy:
Minister Resident, George. W. Morrill,, of
Nevada, to Hawaiian Islands. Consul
General, Edmund Jassen, of Illinois, at
Vienna. Consul, Evan P. Howell, of
Georgia, at Manchester, England.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 31.-Envoys
Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipoten-
tiary of the United States: VIM. r.
Roberts, of New York, to Chilli. Charles
w. B. Back, of Kentucky, to Peru. Charles
T. Russell, of Connecticut, Consul to Liver
pool, England. Henry g. Pearson,
Postmaster at New York. Nor
man j. Colman, of Missouri, Com
missioner of Agriculture. John 7. Nc
Graw, of West Virginia, Collector of In
ternal Revenue, District of West Virginia.
Henry P Kernschar, of Louisiana, Naval
Officer at New Orleans. Andrew j. Boyd,
of North Carolina, Collector of Internal
Revenue for Fifth District of North Caro-
lima. Richard B. Hubbard, of Texas, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of the United States to Japan.
VIM. M. Lang, of Texas, United States
Consul at Hamburg, Germany.
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Chinese Restriction RuIinq.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has just decided an interest
ing point arising under the Chinese emf
grafton act. Joe James, a Chinaman re-
siding in this country, and who has en-
braced the Christian religion, applied for
permission to bring his wife, who lives in
China, to this country. The department
decides, under a recent ruling Of the
United States Circuit Court of California,
that she can not be allowed to land,
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An Insane Youths Deed.

CHICAGO, April St is just learned hers
that Edward Nash, an insane youth, aged
twenty, this afternoon murdered his
mother and sister, aged twenty-five and
fifty five years respectively, and then
taking a horse and wagon fled. Ths
scene of the tragedy is a farm house
five miles west of here. Addison
Nash, the father, was away FROM
home at the time. Returning this evening
he discovered the lifeless bodies of his wifS
and daughter. Officers are in pursuit Of
the maniac. He was taken to an asylum q
year ago, being then violent and danger
GUS. He recovered somewhat, and had
lived at home for six months.
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Public Finances.

WASHINGTON, April "A statement pre-
pared at the Treasury Department, based
on the latestreturns, shows the excess of
available assets over the demand liabilities
of the Government to be $l6,4lSO92. Ac-
cording to this statement the net
cash is $206,363,664, and the net
liabilities $lS9,945, Ops This state
ment is prepared under the new
form from which the fractional silver coin
is omitted as an asset, and the 500, 900 900
reserve is treated as liability. The Comp
troller of the Currency said to-day that
while the failure of the Exchange National
Bank, of Norfolk, Va, is a most serius one,
the Government is amply protected, and
will. suffer no loss in consequence.
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Boiler ExplosiOn,

NORTH VERNON, IND, April The boiler
at Dave Hulse's saw mill, near Scipio, ex-
ploded this afternoon. The engineer, An
thony Cleaver, was killed instantly. David
Hulse, Morton Hulse and Alfred Hulse were
dangerously injured, and it is thought Da-
vid Hulse will die. The mill is a complete
wreck. A piece of the boiler, weighing one
thousand pounds, was found five hundred
yards from the place, and was STOPPED by
striking ten-inch oak tree, ten feet from
its base, breaking the tree Oft at the
roots.
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Snow in Canada.

TORONTO, April "a severe snow storm
is prevailing throughout Ontario to-day.
About eight inches of snow has fallen, and
it is still showing.
MONTREAL, April 3.-The snow storm,
which has been raging here since O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, shows no signs of
abating. No trains have arrived from the
east or west.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
Special Session.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Messrs, Allison,
Plat, Plumb, Miller IN. W Cockrell, Harris
and Payne were appointed q committee "a
sit during the recess and take into consider
alton the contingent expenses of the Senate
Bulletins of General Grants condition were
read from the Seeretary's desk.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The Senate went
into executive session. The nomination Of
Henry Pearson as postmaster at New York
was confirmed. AT four o'clock the DOOR
were reopened and the Senate resumed legis
lative session. Mr.. Saulsbury's resolution
to suppress the spurious report from the
Committee on Post Offices and Post-roads was
called up and adopted. At t:2O o'clock p. IN.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the Senate adlourn
sine die, Carried,
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A Weeks Business COMPLICATIONS

New YORK, April 3.-The failures occur
ring throughout the country during thelast
seven days, as reported to R. G. Dun & Co.,
are the smallest chronicled in any week
Since the year 1885 commenced. In the
United States there were 49,, and in Canada
81, or total of 231, as against 277 last
week and- 256 the week previous. Three
fourths of the failures are furnished by
the Western, Southern and Pacific States.
In New, York City the assignments are
light and few.
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Pleur0-PneumOnia.

ST. LOUIS, April Ex-Governor Marina.
duke and Congressman Bland have tele.
graphed Hon. Norman j. Newman, Com.
missioner of Agriculture at Washington
calling his attention to the existence d
pleuro- pneumonia in Galloway County,
this State, and asking him for the prompt
and vigorous use of all the power he pos
sesses under acts of Congress for the sup.
preston of the disease.
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Preferred Death to Arrest.

MANSON, Iowa, April 3.-Alvin Allen, of
Walcott, VT, while being pursued by an
officer and posse of men here yesterday
who wished to arrest him for forgery, fred
four bullets at his pursuers and the fifth
through his own brain, killing himself in
stantly. Letters found on his person indi-
cate that he was fugitive from justice
elsewh here, and resolved never to be taken
oliua
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Crowd Struck BY Liuhtninu.

WACO, TEX, April 5.--During thunder.
storm this afternoon lightning struck a shed
near which James B. Baker and numbel
of negroes were standing, and all were
Frustrated. Bakers injuries are pro.
nounced fatal Four colored men are lying
in a critical condition.
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The Number of Nominations.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The total num-
Der of nominations sent to the Senate prior
to its adjournment by the President was
173, of which 159 were confirmed, two re-
jected and twelve not acted upon.
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Obi uary,

LONDON, April 2.-Frsnz Abt, the Ger
man musician and composer, is dead, at
the age of sixty five years.
LONDON, April Earl Cairnes died
suddenly at his residence, at Bouruemouth,
this morning,
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Compulsory Education.

TRENTON, N. j., April 3.-The New Jer-
sey House of Representatives passed bill
requiring all children between the ages of
seven and twelve years to attend school
at least twenty weeks each year.
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Cinnamon Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-A fire IN
"Chinatown," San Francisco, resulted in
loss of 100000, and three Chinese we're
burned to death.
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CUMBERLAND PLATEAU.
COMPARATIVE ELEVATION,
HEALTH AND CLIMATE.

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ass one f5s S o e9 s prt %
are ss
MINERALS.
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ssn % $ @ tx 5 ssa @ as evidence.
with nv .s s's" Samples tested
@ i;s: s: F:i :$5:;: @ 5si @ @
9s % s @ S % ssns@sss % @ ] holds manure
CROPS AND GRASSES
yh oats s @ ss Sush f
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s es ] ' sa9 % ' as ' ss q b5ss a1 t
FRUIT AND GRAPE CULTURE.
re ns @ @ @ s
sco1 S a H EYER T Free
9S sSsa$
I i s"5 cherries and nearly all the
STOCK SHEEP RAISING
::s: $
?s q $ 55 15;
ais T free school system of the Stat" provides" school term of 1--WE months IN every
hgaeda ant
grazing H hS aann Of a F 0as n s plateau consists $1,000 acres
Southern Railroad
With Four Depos Located on it,
A.. Lana % G % Chen H sS loo AsG sS % &
s9yqg 200 and with eHP% of ~e loads
at BY %@ sfbe r T nrdc ana r e
So % suPSht The lands lie a south hs
snceTent market shipping
RUGBY.
aF S S TSm N s %ees Ss Es 0
ephone With Rugby Road depot on the
between Of Clear Fork River
.s9ng
s fs 9eS IA
highly %s G Tho 9ng i neySe offered
out lots and the Board % PREPARED offer liberal
Russy % s% 46s eory % RgS ka % % %
By t6s Ras1y He graded
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Sys %S Ssg n Pcas G a
Road
Se as s SETTLERS viii Be
given By N''''' S''N''' W."
ROBERT WALTON,
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Cheap Farming Lands
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BOARD OF AID ESTATE

ON THE
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seekers whether Northern Southern States should
of the Rocky Mountains
sparkling
...T.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
Notice..

We have taken advantage of
the great decline in price in the
eastern markets to lay in an immense
stock of both cotton and WOODEN goods
which we now offer to our customers,
at from % to 80 per cent cheaper
than ever before. Wooden sleeveless
jackets formerly s1.25, we are now
selling at 80 cents, Satin corsets for
merry $1.35, at IS cents and all other
goods in proportion.
Call and examine and be convinced.
J. W. ALLEN & Sons.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
The Office of register of dee,

The office of register of deeds
will not he 4 financial benefit to the
holder, for several years to come.
But it should be done right just the
same. JAS. Aud is the regular nom
inee, well acquainted with the bust
ness forms, straight young man and
just fitted for the position.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

The following township ticket
is recommended by nearly all, and
will probably be chosen at the caucus
next Saturday: trustee. James VOL
len; treasurer, J. H. Bciber; clerk,
}. II. Leal justices, Thos. Feehan
and Judge Budlong. The constables
will undoubtedly be dark horses.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

IN. d. Bean, if ele cted, will save
the county the cost of safe by using
his own, free of cost to the county.
The expenses of running the county
should be cut down rs low as possible.
and the safe question is an important
one. Bean is the man.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

The ticket is above reproach.
Point to one single act if you can in
the past six months against the char
acter of nominee? The answer is.
I'VE cannO'.' What else is necessa "
for the county's welfare. than officers
whose regulations are above reproach
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

Mr. Wheeler, of Oberlin, is here
and will take charge of the lumber
business for the Howell Lumber 70.
They expect to get their first invoice
of lumber this week.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

-Chas. Larsc has gone TO Wiscon
sin to winter.
S. c. Harvey, of Oakley, was in
town Saturday evening.
Alvin Wary. of Fairbury, Neb.,
was in town this week.
Allow Us to predict that the
whole ticket will be elected.
Daniel Bradbury is not candi-
date for county treasurer.
Just received new goods to-day
at Red Front Furniture Store.
John 4. Walker has had well
bored back Of his livery barn.
The frame work of the addition
TO the CONNER cial hotel is up.
Will Turney has sold his place
on the Sappa to J. W. Gilmore.
Next week the Car will chronicle
the election Of The Citizen Ticket.
A man from Oberlin is talking of
putting up skating rink in Colby
There will be ten more residences
put up in Colby before January lst
Prank Weaver was called to Bar
narl, No, by the sickness of his wife.
Tho largest letter mail that ever
went out from Colby WAS sent T.es-
day.
Sewing machine for sale at less
than cost. at the Red Front Furniture
Store
All the latest designs. in lamps,
silver and glass ware. ut J. ". Allen
& Sons
See Adams before buying furni
turc. He will sell goods at lowest rates
at Red Front.
Grand display Of Millinery goods
Il. the Palace Store }. W. Allen &
Sons.
Railroad. school. and all kinds
of wild and decided lands for sale 10y
IL. +. Weld.
Maple molasses, buckwheat -four,
Sauer krout and chow chow, at }. W..
Allen Il Sons.
All kinds of legal and land office
papers promos!y and accurately prepar-
ed by H. E. Weld.
Evaporated Blackberries, Rasp-
berries and ..pricots, AT }. ". Allen
& Sons.
A sea dollar sewing machine for
*35 Mt y. J. Adams Red Front Furni-
turc Store
i have more town lots than any
one. Remember the place opposite
the CAT office.
If Won want to sell your decided
Iard or school lard Frank Pingree
has Il customer Tor you.
A large robbery was committed in
Oberlin the first of the week. u man
named Noolver losing -, 100.
--Overoats. Caps, Gloves and
Mittens an immense stock at bed
rock prices, at J. W. Allen 4 Sons
These long evenings there is moth
ing SO enchanting az story to read.
The drug store has stock to select
from.
Call at j. W. Allen & Sons be-
fore the next blizzard comes, and get
you . beaver muller for 81 .25. former
price $500.
w. 9. Willcoxon and NJ D. Les
senger were admitted ~ practice in
the Kansas courts. 1T Kenneth Mon
day.
The clerk of the district court
should live in town. It is conven-
fence to the people to have him here
1t saves an expensive trip to Oberlin.
E. J. Paine is the regular nominee
and is well qualified
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
Another car load of the old relia

Another car load of the old relia-
bic Horse Shoe, Standard and Every
day flour, ut reduced prices, at J. W..
Allen & Sons.
MONEY: If YOU need funds with
which TO make final proof or wish to
secure Loan on your lar1L, call on or
address, II. +. Weld, Colby, Kans.
We have every thing in the line
of ladies shoes from $500 French
kid to Il sl75 Pebble goat. J. W.
Allen < Sons.
Postmaster Senter has ordered
new postoiiice boxes which will be put
in his new building. There will be
30 call boxes and 81 lock boxes.
Hoods, Shawls. Cloahs and skirts.
beautiful in desiga reliable in quality,
and surprisingly low in priccat J. W.
Allen Il Sons.
The dance last Tuesday evening
in the Colby House was Il success.
The music furnished by Messrs. Yok-
cum, Shaffer and Brachear was first
class.
L. j. Fletcher and c. \. Thomas,
of Nuckolls county, Neb.. were here
looking after their land They will
be out in the spring to stay.
Buy your best girls one Of those
nobby new hats at J. W. Allen &
Sons and bask in the sunshine of
her smiles all the rest of your days.
DR.. Martin has let the contract
for 2ix4o bailding opposite the CAT
office. NJ. NJ. comes with splendid
recommendations as Il physician and
rs i citizen.
Smith & Little are prepared to do
MI kinds of wood work. such As car
riage and wagon work The CAT can
vouch for their excellence rs work
men. Give them trial.
M. Vi. Thompson, living in the
northeast part Of the county sent Us
in Il large turnip he raised this year,
on SOD. The turnip weighs seven
pounds.
i am closing out my stock of
sewing machines at less than cost rs
| do not intend to handle that class of
goods hereafter. See Red Froa. Fur
niture Store.
NorICE-Money loaned ON real es-
tate, funds furnished immediately TO
prove up. Call on or write to :.
FINLEY for particular at Wilson 4
Tacha's Office, Oberlin. Kan SO
-tirandfa:her's clock licked along
nearly half q century. Those clocks
at Smith d Walkers will do the same
and will keep right on whether the
old man turns up his toes or not.
w, H. Copeland's election is assur-
ed by a handsome majority, and con-
ceded by the opposition. His views
on all questions which relate to the
county are correct and be is capable
Of doing the county a great amount
Of good in the Legislature.
j. W. and j. W. Huff have let
the contract for two story building
between N. Donelan's store and H. f.
Yields store building. The building
will occupy all the vacant space be-
tween the two buildings and the Sec
ond story will be used for hall. HUFF
Brothers viii engage in the banking
business.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
- All tho no,

All the records Will have to be
transcribed from Sheridan sounty and
the work must be done by the county
clerk. Jmes Fike is just the man for
the business. He has had experience
with county business. :nd is just the
man to do the business s.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

There will be grand Thanks
giving ball in Beans hall on Thanks
giving night, Goth. A grand time ii
expected.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

The Chicago Lumber Co. have
put in Fairbanks scales. And the
HOWELL Co. will TO likewise.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
THE THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
Election November 18TH.

Vote.
Straight.
On time this week.
-Naiis at y. d. Beans.
Whips at y. ID. Beams.
Remember the literary.
Election next Tuesday
-Dr. Damn has returned
saddles at y. d. Beams.
Harness at y. d. Beans.
.Jewelry at the drug store.
Clocks at Smith ( Walkers.
Magazines at the drug store
Sunday was beautiful day.
Vote early and vote straight
Next Tuesday is election day
Roy. Grouse is ut Wa-keeney.
Heating stoves At y. y. Beams.
Fanny papers mt the drug store.
Powder and shot at y. ID. Beans S.
TIE straight tick.t vii! ct there
Fresh canned goods at Donc!an's
Literary every Tuesday evening
Gnt your reading matter at the drug
store
Palace Store. J. ". Allen {.
Suas.
A large supply OF rails at y d.
Beans.
Call Oh Goodso. before YOU make
proof.
Powder. shot aud .Leils at \. ID.
Beans
WHIPS. buggy and ". gon, at y.
y. Beans.
Items from the different tow
shlpS "ailtcu
Hardware of all kinds at y. u,
Beans.
-Wont,r who the De 40 rat il;
supporting?
Climax, -Four \ and Queen of the
~~st flour ri Donelans
A car load of Vinton -four just
received at Donelans.
A full line of hardware and
stoves at \. d. Beans.
&C. W. Goodsoc will furnish YOU
money to make final proof.
Remember Doncl.n carries the
hest brands of -four.
Don't buy an overcoat until you
Zee Donelan new stock.
W. s, Wi!lcoxon is at Kenneth
attending to legal business.
A few more pieces OF land want
ed by, H. +. Weld Colby, Hans
Frank Pingree has few desir;,
ble claims for sale very cheap.
Call on y. ID. Bean and see Il
large, nice line of lap robes.
Prank Pingrce Is settled in his
office opposite the CAT office
J. r. Colby is putting up a resi-
tlence in the west part Of town.
Mrs Bagley will soon commence
20 erect residence house in town.
M Donelan has just received u
ear load of Minnesota wheat flour.
If you are going TO prove up
foodsoe can assist You materially.
IL +. Weld buys and sells all
kinds of wisd AMI improved lands.
i will have in few days lot Of
tarb wire. y. D. BEAN
Fine stock gents furnishing
gooss will be med at Donelan's
Lumber from $40 to $22 pei
thousand. JOSEPH CORETrE
Grinnell. Kan.
60 to !. H. Buffers for heating
etoves, cooking stoves. hardware and
rope.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

Mr.. Noll, of the Howell Lumber
20. has been here this week.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
The Michigan Lumber COmpal

have just received q large supply OF
lumber of all kinds which they will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. All
lumber is tirst-class in every resp ect.
Any parties wishing to purchase lum-
Der will do well to call ON A. Devoe.
manager. He will give you square.
deal.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12
Caucus next Saturday at 2
P. m. to nominate township Of
ficers.

Thanksgiving on the Goth.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-12

A. l.. Tomblin. of Colby made
us pleasant call last week. He is
contemplating starting bank there
-Oberlin Eye.
Mr.. Tomblin, has been connected
with the Thomas County Bank for
three months, at Colby, and the bank
is doing a good business.