Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-08
THE THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
PORTER & HOvEY. Publishers.


c. H. Martin & Bro have nice line OF
French Harps at low figures.
How everyone enjoyed that nice cool
soda water at the Palace on the fourth
Two thousand people visited Colby, on
July 3rd, and there was not a single row.
All We near sighted persons call and
get pair of eye glasses fitted at the
Palace.
Hot weather is robbed of all its terror
by drinking ice cold soda water at the
Palace
Ladies, examine our stock Of dress
goods at the Great Western Dry Goods
and Grocery House.
Write to your old sweetheart at home
on some of the fine decorated paper at
the Palace Drug Store.
Drs Martin fioated to the breeze a
twenty foot flag on July 3rd. 1t elected
many words of praise.
The best stock of Boots and Shoes in
western Kansas at the Great Western Dry
Goods and Grocery House.
We can furnish as neat designs in wall
paper as any house in Kansas. Sold on
fearful low margin at the Palace.
James n Fike started for Stockton on
the 9th, to attend the Democrat Congress
sional Convention held on the 9Th.
Why need you try to keep your ac-
counts in your head when blank books
are so cheap at c. II. Martin & Bros.
All are requested to meet at Willcoxon
~ HnVay's office Ink 18th Of
to organize brass band.
Frederick Giese made the CAT pleas
ant call this week. He is one of the
sturdy farmers of Wendell township.
Al Casey has been engaged to stay in
tie CAT Office for time at least, until he
makes stake to get away from the
town.
For bargain i'm clothing call at P. j.
Assenmacker & Co. as we want to reduce
our stock and make room for our fall
stock.
Every man and boy in Thomas county
must come in and examine c. H. Martin
g. Bros large and elegant line of peck
ct knives.
There will be regular weekly prayer
meetings at the school house on Thursday
eve each week, at $50 O'Clock. You
are invited.
E. P. Worcester has gone to Topeka,
he goes from there to the Republican
Congressional Convention held at Stock
ton, July 14th,
Don't be talked into buying anything
in the drug line until you examine the
immense stock and low prices at c. H.
Martin & Bros.
Teachers examination will be held in
the school house at Colby. Saturday,
July 31st. w. w. WALKER.
Co. Supt.
Mr.. Scott father-in-law of Billy Hutch
inson was buried o-day in Beulah Gene
of G. A. r. of Iowa.
New Brick, New Brick,-What kind
of Brick? A new lot of celebrated
Brick cigars at the Palace of course
Everybody smokes them.
For SALE.-1O,00O Brick at c. H. Mar
tin & Bros. at ) cents each. They will |
make more smoke and better smoke than
any cent cigar on earth.
We are prepared to please the most
fastidious in any line of jewelry All |
goods guaranteed first-class.
c.. H. MARTIN & Bro.
An immense stock of Vane. Calvert & |
Co.'S. ready mixed paints at c. H. Martin
g. Bros. We can sell you good brush |
cheap and anybody can do their own
painting.
Paint your buggy for one dollar with
the famous Detroit white lead carriage
black 1t will produce an elegant. last
ing gloss without varnish. For sale at
Palace Drug Store.
Mr. II. T. Hemming brought in fine
sample of early may wheat, raised on
the farm of VIM Bromwell in Barrett |
township. 1t is well filled and equals any
ever raised in Mimi.
Last Tuesday Mr. E. p, Worcester
rafled OF valuable business lot in Eus-
It's and s. S. Burling was the lucky man
-vho won it. These hOmesteaders are
too lucky for anything.
Mr.. G. c. Bondurant of Morgan pre-
cinct, got the colt prize of the CAT. The
name of the colt is Bell. IA months old,
half norman and as good colt as can be
found in any county in the state.
The baby prize was given to Oracle
OlINc dICutI. VI ottcIDouoHc. anu tDe
way Geo. Hyatt. took it up and held it
would lead one to believe he had ''prac-
ticed baby farming for several years.
The finest, largest stock of toilet arti
Giles in western Kansas. such as hair
brushes. tooth brushes nail brushes. all
kinds of combs. soaps. perfumeries. face
powders. &c, &c, at the Palace Drug
Store
J. A. Blake an enterprising farmer of
this county was in town this week with
fine new potatoes. He had large fine
turnips on June 10th. He also has 50
acres of sod corn which is looking SPLEEN
did and garden not to be beat.
EXTRA FINE5C. H. Martin & Bro.
have just put in large. fine stock of
sealed whiskey. Catawba wine, genuine
Holland gin. &c, such famous brands as
Bond & Lillard. w. H. McBrayer' nand
made sour mash. Guckenheimer's Old {
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