Thomas County cat., 1889-12-19

serhe oi3est eifixeps of Colby. sal16
h.s an immense stock Of furniture which
he ia selling at remarkably low prices.
+. c. eHANkLIH.
This we'll known gentleman STANDS ~.
weight IL n: t.sas s6op 5nas north Of the Onion
pacific depot whore he makes we9ons, SIo
1oes all kinds of plain and artistic wooo work.
He is . thorough mechanic sno h,s ,..o n0I ~
building will stand until torn down piece ~
piece.
This onterprising grocer deserves no LUZ
credit fo- building up in our city Iaf9e ~
cery and drv goods trade. He opened up Win
Sroceries in 1856 but recently added select
stock of dry goods. He has . commodious
room. first class stock ana @nYSx cneep pf''
C.M. Hovey recently purchased tho hard
ware stock OF the Colby Hardware Company
1ces nnS IS THs TSs Stock Is managed BY w. N: KEN
ley, an experienced hardware man. CouLtG ,.T
O1s treatment is assured when you deal WIN
CMHovey or WIN. .Kenley. Their store Is tne
p'"oo HuNTLEY BEHNE.
Huntly & Behne carry a grocery and dry
good stock. They occupy two rooms ~ TUG
on Franklin avenue and the other on tifth
street they have y large stock and nrst-class
accommodations. 1t is pleasant to VISIT their
store whether you WISH aspETT 90 prrena'e or "0'
Tho bulk of money loaninx is done BY T. &.
Finnerty whose Office Is under the rhOmae
County Bank He represents some OF t.n tne hi pest
ness. He deals largely In real estate ana ms
patrons rs well as friends are legion. he IS
always jovial but Ill business from the
word go" q nd gives his whole attention 10 the
trade which brings him his living.
W. s. wILLCOXON.
Ia one of the prominent attorneys OF the
was ut one time county attorney and gave
splendid satisfaction. He is one OF the DeSt
pleaders as well as ono of the best read men in
the west. His appearance before jury is con-
vincing and logical.
Joseph A. Gill, who came to this city over
two years ago. has in that short time oulit up
law practice second to none in the west. HIS
Judgment is fair, advice correct and his man
ner of handling case ia not only warmly ap-
proved by his clients but wins the approOa-
ton of his opponents. He Is Thoroughly post
ed on the laws of the state. He is one OF the
most successful collectors in the city. Dir.
Gill was until q few moths ago editor and pro-
pretor of the Thomas County CAT but the IN.
crease of his law business compelled MIN 10
sell out November l. last.
LESsENGER Il LOAR.
This well known firm has n reputation OF
which they may be proud. The former IS one
of our greatest thinkers and best read law
yers. Mr. LOar is serving as county attorney
and is evidently giving satisfaction: ne is
quite young man out mas plenty oI Vim
to make his mark in the world at no distant
day.
Mr.. GoOdsoe is well known to the citizens OF
Thomas county having been sent to represent
them in the legislature one term. He takes
considerable interest in politics and mas a
good practice.
DR.. W. NJ Beaver has been a resident OF
the city for some time and has an extensive
pracIice-his share of the little sickness found
in Colby and vicinity. He has his Office ut
Baugh's drug store.
DIR. v. C.. EDDY
Is young physician of promise and may
be found at the Palace drug store
DIR. J. w. MARTIN
Is the senior member in the drug firm Mar
tin Hampton. He has good practice
though he is trying to withdraw from the duh
race for patronage rs so few people need the
services of physician.
M. JONES.
The only exclusive windmill man in Colby
is T. N. Jones We do not mean bv this that
he talks SO much but he is one of the farmers
best friends. He sell n great many wind mills
and they are arriving by almost every train.
1t keeps him busy early and late to supply
his Pa rons. He recently located in this city
having come from GOodland.
THE colby LAUNDRY.
The Colby Laundry is doing good business
there being but one in the city. MIR. Miller is
popular and his work gives perfect satistac.
ton.
VAN PETrEN & COPELAND.
This arm is doing = nice real estate business
and am0ng the enerpri>ing business
men OF the city. The for ner Is AT present III
the far west purchasing the right OF way for
the Union Pacific railroad company.
BOERNER BROS
This firm is one OF the early settlers in Col
by and have come up with the rapid growth
Of the city. They deal exclusively IT, boots
and shoes and being experienced wOrkmen
are able to guarantee every pair that leaves
their slore To see their stUcA is worth Il visit
down town Farmers will find it to their in
terest to patronize them.
q. ". SMITH.
G. W. Smith is proprietor Of the New York
Store" one of the largest establishments OF
the kind between Topeka AMI Denver On
one side o his mammoth StOrerOom Is found
Q large stock OF groceries, chnaware, etc.,
and on the other Il grand assortment or boots
and shoes, dry goods and gents furnishing
goods. He il foremost il every enterprise
and awake 10 the interests of the farmers and
patrons. He has associated with him As sales
men, J. ". Patton and John Gardner.
OTHER FiRM>-
Thu re are over one hundred business houses
in colby, but space " II not permit individu-
alizing all of them, add mention must answer
the purpose for which this edition Is issued.
They are as follows:
Attorneys-H. Brant and X. L. Chambert
Insurance Agents-A. J. Senter and w. ID.
Mitchell
Reslaurant-Mrs. Caroline Lark.
Billiard hall,-rhomaS Rutherford, Albert
Stout and Tony Shirley
Barber Shops-Andrew Jones and William
Strattan.
Livery Stables-Addington & Son. Thomas
Miller and Lon Walker