Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-25
Heavy rain Saturday and Saturday

Heavy rain Saturday and Saturday
night.
Saturday was aIbusy day for the mer-
chants.
Mr.. D. Cooper was oyer from Good
land Monday
Ira Thompson, of RexfOrd. was in
Colby Monday.
John w. Peter. of Goodland. visited
Colby on Monday last.
w. H. Carpenter, Of Goodland. was
seen in Colby Monday.
E. A. McMath came up from Grainfeld
Monday. He is attending court this
week.
The Colby Dramatic Club have post
poned their entertainment till Monday of
next week.
T. P. Feehan is putting up neat resi-
dence on the corner of Third st. and
Mission Ridge Avenue.
j. F. Thompson, the genial editor of
the Selden Times, was in the city Mon
day. He made US friendly call.
j. F. Steenrod, of Fairmount, Nebr. ar
rived in the city on Tuesday. Business
pertaining to court this week brought
him here.
Judge L. X. Pratt arrived in the city
on Sunday. looking hale and hearty, and
fully prepared to preside over court in
his usually able manner.
o. R. Feegan. the young and eloquent
Irish orator of Western Kansas, will ex-
pound republican doctrine at Armory
hall on Saturday, Oct eth
J. D. Hayes, of Oberlin. came in on
the train Monday to attend court He is
interested in the Harris murder case and
several others. The Judge is an able at
tOrney.
NJ. D. Barstow. the genial reporter of
this judicial district, arrived on the field
of battle Monday. fully equipped to re-
cord the proceedings of the august body
at the court house.
Democratic papers say: "Give US rest
on pensions = A banner with this motto
was borne in a democratic procession ut
Newton, Kansas. the other night. Sol
dier, how do you like party with such
motto?
Saturday. October 9th, at 7:3O O'Clock
p. m, at Armory hall Hon. S. D. Decker
and Hon. o. r. Feegan. of Oberlin. will
address the citizens of Thomas county
on the political issues of the day Turn
out everybody and hear them.
NJ. A. Duff made trip to Beaver City,
Nebr.. last week to serve summons on
Mrs. Harris, wife of j. T. Harris. She
was wanted as witness in the murder
case, but her illness prevented her max
ing the trip at this time
VIM. E. Boyd. the clever drug clerk in
the Colby Drug Store, left for Provo
City, Utah, on Wednesday. He has as
cepted a position at that point as drug
gist. We are very sorry to see Billy
leave, but if he must, we assure him
that none other than good wishes follow
him from Colby.
tmay be good religion to love them
that hate US, pray for them who curse us,
and do good IL them who despitefully
use US, but this is not the way the rebel
Ion was put down. and it is not the way
Ia secure pension legislation We must
vote tic vetner Knight and Soldier.
We had the pleasure of meeting the
Hon. ]. b. hcGonigal. of Colby. Kansas.
while in Flagler We found him very
busy laying of lots and setting up the
cigars to the boys on the success of his
new town. We were pleased to see the
number of buildings and improvements
in so short time. and from the number
of contracts yet to be completed and the
sound of the hammer on every side.
would indicate the b"Om has hardly com
mc',ced as yet.-The Era, Arickarc. Col
Orado.
New York Herald: You will therefore
think as You please and vote rs you
please. The country is yours, the govern
ment is yours and you are responsible !
for the success of the one and the con |
tinuance of the other. Keep your tenn
per under control. set your brains in mo-
lion, drop all irritating explosives, re-
that q man Il not necessarily . /
fool because he disagrees with You, that !
you are not necessarily fool because you
disagree with him, trust in Providence, |
Keep your powder dry, and 60 ahead.
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