Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
Soda Water at Palace Drug Store.

zee the new Dry GOOOS at the Brick
! Store 6tf
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office
Lon Walkert is visiting at his old home
in Illinois,
H. c: Shimp's is fireplace to buy your
plOW shoes. stiff
Agricultural implements OF all kinds at
Meglemrie's.
II. s. Newell arrived in from Burning
ton Saturday.
Pirgree s. Plaster want more land and
claims for sale.
NJ. Donelan delivers goods to any part
of the city free.
NJ. DOnelan delivers goods to all parts
of the city free.
Fancy and the latest styles in neck
wear at Shlmp's.
Piano for sale or trade Inquire of Mrs.
NJ. S. Copeland. 6-2
There are now three skilled workmen
at Lamonts shop.
Charley Morrison is up again after his
most severe attack of inflamatory rheu-
matism.
John D. Draw now manipulates the
razor and scissors at Joe's barber shop.
Try his work.
James s. Warden spent Friday and
Saturday in Colby. Mr.. Warden is now
located in Kansas City.
A new newspaper will be started May
LIST. The proprietor is Mr.. Kelly, from
Phillipsburg. Politics, republican.
We were pleased to receive a genial
call from Mr.. L. D. White on Saturday
last. Mr.. White will read the CAT here
after
H. Howes, a fine cabinet and furniture
workman from the east, has arrived. and
may be found at Niskern's Furniture
Store.
Mr.. Albert Garfield, of Blue Hill, Neb.,
arrived last week, and has assumed
charge of the new hardware on South
Franklin Ave.
H. E. Weld and A. j. Senter will build
u fine two story brick business building
on their lots, corner of Fifth and Frank
lin Avenue. The building will be 5Ox8O
feet.
The e., K. s. N. r. r. as now sur
veyed will run right through one corner
of Samuel Yousse's house. Mr.. Yousse
will be compelled to build in some other
location.
]. B. Hampton, the popular druggist
has fully recovered from an attack of
the measles with which he was afflicted
some days ago, and is back at his post
affable and courteous as of old.
w. A. Reynolds, an experienced cutter
and tailor, is now with II. e. Shrimp, who
will do the best work, and guarantee ev-
erv piece made or cut by him to suit.
Cutting, repairing. cleaning, ETC., neatly
done.
Mr.. Ed Bethel, who has been among
us for the past few weeks, took leave for
his home in Illinois on Saturday last
Mr.. Bethel made several purchases in
Thomas county and Colby property and
will no doubt locate permanently in
Thomas county soon.
j. A. McKillip & Son have just receiv-
ed the finest stock of jewelry and silver
ware that has graced our city. The fact
is. person hardly dare look at it if he
wants to escape without buying some of
this beautiful ware. McKillip & Son
propose to lead the trade in this city.
ANENDE HONoRABLE.-A mistake oc-
CURED in our report of County Commits
sioner's proceedings published in last
weeks paper. Among the bills allowed
we reported one to ]. N. Summers ex-
county treasurers books. This !
was an error. the name should have been |
]. NJ Stewardson. !
NExr.-Mr. John p. Draw, of Wa
Keeney, has been secured by our popular
parber Joe" Lamont, and is now sta |
toned at the third chair. and viii wait
on customers in an efficient manner. Mr.. |
Draw is No. barber. and all say SO. !
Joe employees none other than first-classj
workmen. !
SURPRISE PARfY.-Miss Mile Reymer,
Russell Springs, who is max ing her rela-
lives L. L. French and r. v. Beymer, of I
This city, short visit. was the recipient
II . jolly crowd Of young folks on last
evening. Miss Beymer, though
IN entire stranger here is fast making .
host of friends. and III who attended the
party, feel moro than repaid for tho
courtesy rendered hen, By the cordial /
received 1t her hands. His
Beginner = rsal eocisty lady. and Col /
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