Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-29

c. E. Chandler. ESQ.,, has returned
from Oberlin.
Mrs. F. II. Smith. ofthis city isvisiting
her mother. Mrs Bariteau in Oberiin.
W. G. Weld has accepted position in
the First National Bank.
The time for the election of City
officers in Colby is fast approaching.
Rumsey & Ramsey sell the Celebra-
ted Qnick Meal Gasoline stoves.
Go to Ramsey & Ramsey for the
Ketchum, Moline and Milburn wagons
The Democrat celebrated its last issue
by appearing in red-painting it red as
it were
H. f. Weld has purchased the interests
of Weld Bros in The Colby Land and
Mortgage Co.
VIM. Mires of Cooks Mills, Ills. arrived
during the past week and viii! hereafter
be resident Of Thomas Co.
H. c. Shrimp. the clothier has just re-
ceived a full and nObby line of cloths
for suits and pants stiff
Commissioners met to canvass the re-
turns of the bond election on lait Friday
See the official count in another column
Shrimp. the clothier, has Just received
the finest line of Summer Flannel Shirts.
Underwear. Hosiery, &c. ever brought
to the city.
If YOU are looking for hat. go to
Shrimp. the clothier. He carries the lar.t-
est stock in the west of all the late STYLES
and cheap hats.
The question is often asked: How
can shrimp afford to sell clothing so much
cheaper than anyone else in Western
Kansas The facts are, he bnvs in larry
er quantities. and for spot cash. and
sells more clothing than any two houses
in the West.
Martin Bros. s Co. the Colby Town
Site men sen, off 900 extra copies of last
weeks THOMAS County CAT containing
their large advertisement on first page.
This week they will send off 200 more
extra copies.
The, best spring medicine or blood
purifier you can take is Il few doses of
st. Patrick's Pills. They cost q cents "a
box. and will accomplish more good than
$1.0O invested in any other medicine.
Guaranteed and sold by Martin s. Hamp-
ton.
This Office is in receipt nearly every
week of requests for sample copies of
this paper. It cannot be expected that
we can provide sample copies to all who
ask. free. So please send five cents when
sending for sample copy.
Willis Summer, father of County Clerk
Summers has disposed of his interest in
Missouri and with his family removed to
farm in Wendell township. Mr.. Sum-
mers called with his son on, Saturday
last We are glad to welcome him to his
new home in Thomas Co.
The veteran Colby Town Site man.
]. B. McGonigal, the senior member of
Son S Co.. shows his usual
by coming to the front with !
an admirable advertisement in last weeks |
paper. Last week Mr.. King. manager for |
the firm sent out 100 extra copies Of the |
CAT. They offer choice property. low.
David T. Stewart. so long connected |
with the firm of McGonigal l. Son. who |
departed some five months since for Cali |,
fornia, returned on Sunday. Mr.. Stewart |
speaks in glowing terms of his travels. !
He spent several weeks in Salt Lake !
City, which he says is now on great |
boom. He will 60 from here to Cincin- |
natti to meet his mother and will return |
with her to Salt Lake City where they |
will make their future home.
The Obcrl;n Eye says: The Herald,
In very complimentary manner, vindi-
Gates the character Of Capt. C. A. Nor
ton against the slur one of his CORES
pondents hurled at him. Having been
; resident of Mitchell county for the past
eight years, and being well acquainted
With the Captain public and private life. /
We unhesitatingiy say that his character
IS above reproach; that he is eminently
worthy of ana capable to ill the Office to
which he aspires.
The Abilene Gazette says: when
you see newspapers Dragging on its own
town and booming her for all she's
worth, look ut the advertising columns
Df that paper and sec if the boom is solid
md substantial or mere hsll0w mockery. |
The editorial columns may deceive. but
The advertising will not" After reading
his, look ut the GAxErE's advertising
columns Did you ever see snch fur on
cat or dogy'
Yes. Just look over the columns pf
The Thomas County Car and y.,a will |
zee tine richest kind Of fur lsss<sisu
sable Neither our remarks cs,nc~rning
Ehonas county and Colby nor oar sssvrr-
ssnents deceive.