Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-18

Read our views on Money at One Per
Cent in the editorial column.
P. P. Campbell at Armory Hall Friday
evening. Come everybody.
Fighting Parson Allen Buckner al
Armory Hall Friday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Corporsn and children &c
this week to visit her father and mother
in Oberlin.
The Norcatur Register is still adver.
Using special rates to the G. A. R. En-
campment at Columbus, o.
r. l.. Riddle wants twenty $500 loans
on good Thomas county farms. Call and
see him. 81
There is project on foot in Gray
county for voting bonds to pay the farm
ers 81 per acre for prairie broken up in
the county during the winter
Roberts Rules of Order" the stan
dard work on parliamentary law, for sale
att P. Bayha's.
VIM. T. Tate Esq. returned this week
from a trip to Denver and the mountains.
Mr. Tate is looking well and we are glad
to see him back with US once more.
Shrimp is closing out his line of boots at
actual cost Take look at his stock be-
fore you buy. 29tf
The Z. L. party in this county is an
off shoot of the democratic party and
that party proposes to endorse certain of
its candidates.
DIR. G. E. Corporan has sold his resi-
dence in Colby to W. 8. Willcoxon Esq.
Just what Will will do with the house re-
mains to be seen but some loud whispers
are current. DR.. Corporan will take up
his residence at the new town of Flagler.
Colo, where he has large interests.
Stationery, notions. school books, blank
books. tablets, writing paper, all in end
less variety at j. P. Bayha's. The Colby
StatiOner
Kansas is the best outdoor country in
the State. BY this we mean that. in the
three hundred and sixty five days in the
year, there are more days when it is
pleasanter to be out of doors than with
in, than in any other State in the Union,
and we ubmit the statement to those
who have lived here longest.
Republican.
WANTED.-A decided quarter or a rel
inquishment near Colby in exchange for
a choice residence in Colby.
1898 II. E. WELD.
Col. Allen Buckner, the
Fighting Parson and Hon. P.
P. Campbell, of Neosho Co.,
will address the citizens of
Thomas county at Armory
Hall in Colby Friday evening
Oct. 10TH, at 1890 p. m. Ev-
rybody invited.
A special carrying Pres't Cable of the
Rock Island, and Pres't Low, of the e.
K. &. n, passed through last week. on
their way to Denver. Mr.. Low stated
that they would put on through passen-
ger trains on Nov. II, between St. Joe
and Denver They had hoped to get
trains to running by the 4th, but owing
to delays the former date is as early as
they expect.-Claremont, (COlo.) Star.
The Oakley Opinion is startling in its
This is its latest item of
railroad news:
Work is being vigorously pushed on
the Oakley and Northwestern north of
Colby. This week one hundred miles of
grading were let and the dirt is flying.
Railroad outfits frequently pass through
here to the scene of activity"
The editor of that paper is dandy on
getting on to pointers about railroads.
Look north ye Colbyites and watch the
flying earth.
NJ. A. Duff. republican candidate for
county attorney, attempts to reply in
kind to the abuse heaped on him BY the
Colby Democrat, and his card appears in
asst weeks Brewster Gazette. We are
'orry that Mr.. Duff has allowed himself
o become angry at the foul names |
leaped on him by the Democrat and re-
aliated in kind. That is all the argu- |
nent which democrat has and republi- |
ans should pass such idle statements |
md foul language in silent scorn.
One, Dr.. G.. K. Sites, who has been
medicine in this city for some
months was arrested yesterday charged
With the commission of . nameless crime |
n some boys. This charge which is al
most too disgusting to mention was
harged against Sites once before in this
lace but no action taken in relation to
( The latest performances of the ami
nai II the stories be true are 80 outrsg-
o0s that he has been arrested. From
Justice Twins court who Issued the
'aErant a change Of venue was taken to
useico Wyant who continued the case
lntiI Saturday of next week placing