Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-05
Hay, Hay, Hay, by
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OOneIan'S.

We make a speciality of city
property, vacant and improv.
ed-McGonigal & Son.
The grading of the Lincoln & Colora-
do. west of Colby in Thomas county has
been completed, and the entire force
have been placed at work Oh the east
side of Colby.
Martin Bros s. Co. are selling inside
property at rates that will astonish.
They can afford to do so as they own the
original town site company's interest in
Colby.
w. A. Reynolds, an experienced cutter
and tailor, is now with H. Z. 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.
We have received some fine cards from
C. Gilbert, the starch manufacturer of
Buffalo, illustrative of the various phases
of manufacture. and uses of starch, got.
ten up in fine style. Send for the cards
to C. Gilbert, No. A s. Water ST., Chi
cago.
On last Thursday morning about 500
teams passed through the city en- route
for Colnrado, there to work on the c.,
K & n. extension of thu Rock Island.
Large forces are being stationed all along
the line, and this branch will be compile
ted by November LIST, 1885,
| ATTENTION is invited to the newly
formed partnership of Doctors Edwards
and Sites of this city, card appears in
another column of this paper. DR.. w. NJ.
Edwards has clearly demonstrated his
skill and eminence as physician and
surgeon in actual practice in Thomas and
adjoining counties. Years of hard study
and close application. coupled with his
almost unlimited experience, has placed
him at the head of his profession. DR..
G. K. Sites, although young in years, has
had several years of successful practice,
and since coming to Colby has won uni
versal favor with all whom he has treated.
He comes from Indiana, and is a gradu-
ate of the Indiana Medical College of
indianapolis. DR.. Edwards will
confine his practice chiefly to the
Office, while Dr. Sites will attend prom
pity to all calls. This surely is strong
team.
Z. G. Wilson, late cashier of the First
National Bank of this city, departed yes
terday for Colby, Thomas county, Kan
|sas, where he will go into the real estate
and loan business, in company with
James Roark, OF this city, under the firm
name of Roark s. Wilson. Mr.. Roark
! will follow his partner in a few days.
We are sorry to see two of Harper's hes,
looking and rustling young men leave us
and rush into an unknown future in the
wild AMI woody west. Mr.. " ilson was
the city circulator of the SENTINEL dur.
ing the summer of rs, and left it to &C.
cept position in the First National
Bank. He was promoted from time to
time, and after the death of Hon. Geo
, D. Thompson he was elected cashier OF
the bank. Being ambitious to enter bus
mess for himself, he resigned his position
a few weeks ago, and after looking over
the western country, he has decided to
60 Into business as indicated above
James Roark is well qualified business
young man, having been connected with
the Office of Samuel s. Sisson, of thi.
city for nearly two years We cheerfully
recommend the boys to the people out
west. and believe and hope they viii NEE,
with the success their rustling capacity
win call for.-Harper Sentinel