Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
See F. C.. Finnerty for chattel loans.
Billiards and pool at Red Front Billiard


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news.
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office
Agricultural implements of all kinds at
Meglemrie's.
A good timber claim for sale for S75
by Taylor & Smith.
J. W. Gilmore, the ice man. is daily
seen on our streets now.
Burlington has moved one-half mile
west from its former site
Celebrated Baker perfect wire for
sale by Chicago Lumber Co.
c. E. Bennett. auditor Chicago Lumber
yards, was In the city this week.
Car load of new furniture arrived this
week at Niskern's Furniture Store.
If you want any Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite coal see the Chicago Lumber Co.
w, H. Archer and J. II. Fort. of Otter
bourne, were in the hub on Saturday.
E. L. Temple. of Hale township, made
this Office Il pleasant call on Saturday.
See F. c. Finnerty for chattel loans
McGonigal's Lumber Yard is the
place for all kinds of building material.
r. B. Elliot and w. H. Kingery. of
Hale township, visited Colby on Tues
day.
n H. Roberts, editor of the Hastings
Gazette, made us pleasant call on Tues
day morning.
II. D. Misner. who farms the east half
of Il 9-33. has about 100 acres of small
grain and flax which is looking fine
The Weld -Senter brick store is fast as
Stunning the proportions of the large and
handsome structure it is designed to be-
See f. G.. Finnerty for chatte loans.
Mrs. C. w. Douglass and Miss Emma
departed last week for Bingham ON, New
York, where they will remain during the
summer
There is large surplus of wheat in
Thomas county this fall. Some one
would strike bonanza to pat in flour
ing mill at Colby.
The onslaught made by the Democrat
on the county commissioners last week
was wholly uncalled for. and will re-
bound upon the party it represents.
1t is reported that Judge John Martin.
democratic candidate for governor, will
attend the democratic congressional con-
venaion to be held in Colby August LIST.
Mr.. c. w. Douglass, the baker and
restaurateur, has disposed of his inter
ests here. and last week departed on an
exploring tour through Washington ter
ritory.
Our heart and hand reaches out in
sympathy to Mr.. A. B. Jardine and fami-
", of this city. in the sad bereavement
of the death of his infant daughter,
which occurred July II, 1883.
DR.. Edwards. the oldest practitioner in
the state. cures Puerpursl fits in ) min
utes: cures Cholera Infantum without
fail; makes chrome cases and diseases of
women specially. At City Hotel. Col
bv, Kansas.
The Colby Republican Club is compos-
ed Of most of our leading citizens. and
drills once week. There are seventy
members. who. under the instructions of
Capt J. f. Meglemre. are fast attaining
great proficiency in their drill.
1t gives us great pain te record the sad
news of the death of the little daughter
and only child Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kelly.
who died on Tuesday last MIR. and Mrs.
Kelly have the sympathy Of the entire
in the great bereavement.
j. B. Hampton, Of the Palace Drug
Store, was summoned by telegram to his
former howe at Weston. Mo-. last week
~ account of the serious illness of a rel
liiye We trust Jimmie may find that
he call was premature and unnecessary.
Art. S. Steele, the young gentleman in
,harge of Van Epps's photograph gal
cry. nj this city. has been doing good !
work for many of our residents. He is
lere the second week in each month. |
all and see his work 1t win please
-Ou
A scOundrel named McCune. living in
he southern portion of the county. has
lecamped, leaving quite number ofo our
Dan agents and banks in Colby in the
nrch. His plan vas to hire q livery
cam. come to the city. representing it rs
is own and borrow money ON the same
y chattel mortgage. Among the heavi-
st losers here are the State Bank, w. s.
ViilcOxon & Co Farmers & Merchants /
sank and others. Nc Cune played the
anne game at Oakley If he is caught i
e undoubtedly win be sent to the peni- /
entiary. j.