Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-09-27
Fresh pork at Thompson's.

Fresh pork at Thompson's
Buy your gloves at shimp's. who huys
direct from manufacturer. 29tf
Mr.. Frank Pingree dipped $50 sheep
on Tuesday.
Regular October session of the county
commissioners convenes next Monday.
Neckwear in all the various novelties.
styles and shapes at Shimps 29tf
Mr. G. O. Plummer returned from a |
business trip to Chicago and other east
ern points last week.
The Colby Republican Club will NEE
for drill on Friday evening next Let All
members turn out and take part.
Buy your underwear at Shimp's,' .h.,o
you can get good goods at hard pa y nr;c.
eS. O6,f
Get your buggies and wagons n.;,..a
First class work by A. H. Old at p reason.
able prices. Shop just soutf of r
Morrison & Sons.
81. Z. Shrimp. the clot nier returned
yesterday from an extenf led business and
pleasure trip to Chicago and other Hi
nois cities.
Frank B. Miner, Of the Palace Drug
Store, returned fir ON business trim to
various eaSterh and southern Kansas
towns
Charley Acrrsscn returned last week
Irom d" kteAAcd visit to friends in Iowa.
we are glad to see Charley back. and
iooK'n s so well.
Mr. :. C E. Bennett and family have TAX
9" up their permanent residence in Col
o =. Mr.. Bennett is auditor of the Chica-
so Lumber company.
Shrimp is closing out his line of boots at
actual cost. Take a look at his stock be-
fore you buy. 29tf
Mr. Patchin, father of A. w. Patchin,
who has been visiting at the latter 8
home. started back to Iowa on Monday,
well pleased with Colby and western
Kansas. The gentleman made many
friends while here.
Colby now has first class carriage
painter In Mr.. A. II. Odds A specimen
of his work can be seen in several bug
gies and wagons he has already painted
in Colby. Last week he did a fine job
in painting the buggy of A. ]. Senter.
Jersey coats and jackets at Shimp's at
from 81. 25 to $500, all the latest styles.
Miss Hattie Dedrick has secured sit
uation in the Smith Center schools and
starts for that place oday. Miss Ded-
rick is an able and experienced teacher,
and most estimable yound lady, and we
cordially recommend her to the Smith
Center people.
COLBY, Sep. %, 1883.
The C. K. & N. (Rock Islsnd) will sell
tickets to Topeka and return at one fare
for the round trip for parties wishing to
attend the G. A. r. reunion in that city
September SOth to Oct 5th inclusive.
| D. WALLACE, Agent.
L. ]. Fletcher and family, who live
near Quickville, are going to Clay ceun-
ty. Nebr.. for the purpose of taking, up
their residence Mr. Fletcher has q large
number of friends here who regret to see
him leave. He will return in the near
future to again take up his residence in
Thomas county.
Have ybu seen those new flannel shirts
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BORN-To Mrs and Mr. Francisco Will
liams. of Summers township, an eight
pound daughter, on Saturday, Sept. q,
1888. All parties doing well.
Francisco says that Immediately upon
her arrival, the loyal little lady exclaim-
ed: ''Hurrah for HARRISON We have
smoked, for which Francisco has our
tender regards.
The teachers and pupils of the public
schools have adopted and are arranging
a novel program to entertain the public
at an AmGbean Social to be held at the
school building Friday evening, Sept.
2StA. Music by the choir and city glee
club; song by Mrs. c. NJ. Hovey; brief
and spicy literary exercises BY the pupils
A group of gay Bohemians viii furnish
Magic Music for the occasion. A Cam
paign cake will be sold by numbers. The
gay, the grave, the sober, the sedate, tho
garrulous aud the glum viii be there.
Let US not look in vain for YOUR face.
On Tuesday evening the Hon. J. r.
Hamilton, of Norton. delivered fine ad-
dress at the armory to large audience
of ladies and gentlemen. The speech
was listened to with close attention
throughout, and was an able exposition
of the fallacies of the democratic doctrine
and of the union labor platform. The
Colby glee club Was ON hand and render
ed some fne vocal music. Mr.. Hamilton
/ In fiuent gneaker and his sneech ahoun.