Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-03-14

REMOVAL. Joe Lannon'S
barber shop has been remov-
ed to Franklin avenue, two
doors south Of Colby Drug
Store.
Rod breakers at 'Meglemre's, $500
apiece.
Fine Job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office
For a cash buyer we have fine piece
of town property at bargain. Inquire
at this Office.
One of our brightest exchanges is the
Hayes City Sentinel. a paper always on
the lookout for the best interests of its
city and county.
No remnants of wall paper at Lands
Court Drug Store. Entire new stock.
Boys call at the reliable
New York Store, and look at
their new spring hats, shirts
and neckwear.
A Republic county farmer raised last
year some 200 bushels of Kaffir corn from
one peck of seed On account of its
standing the dry weather and being sus-
ceptible of furnishing at least two crops
of most excellent fodder, he believes it
is far ahead of corn.-Phillipsburg Her
aid.
Be sure and see DR.. lakewood if you
are sick in any way.
Marvin Niskern wants the public to
know that he is prepared to sell carpets
of any grade or quality cheaper than any
house in Western Kansas.
Several of our young gentlemen daily
exercise themselves working handcar
for several miles. While such work is
invigorating and refreshing pursued as
an amusement, pursued in earnest it is
very different, and We Opine none of the
aforesaid young gentlemen would take to
it kindly in the latter method
Van Epps' gallery open this week. re-
member. He does first class work. Pric-
es reasonable.
Wait for Dr. L. L. Shively, the Magnetic
Tooth Extractor and Dentist. if you want
any dental work done. Remember, he is
the man who created so much excitement
by extracting teeth without pain on the
street and at the hotel. He will be here
soon at the Opelt house. Wait for him.
you will not regret it. See dates in paper
soon, that will announce his coming.
This time the doctor will be accompanied
by his wife, who is thorough dentist
Mr. Frank J. Casterline, of this city,
went to Stockton on Tuesday. Mr.. Cas-
terline is candidate for the position of
court stenographer of the 34th judicial
district. He is in every way fully quail
fed for the position being an accurate
and rapid stenographer, and besides is a
worthy and courteous young gentleman.
His many friends here feel satisfied that
if worth merits the place Mr.. Casterline
will receive the appointment.
! Visit Van Epps photograph gallery
this week if you want some fine work
done. One week only.
1t is said that certain individual living
near Gem in this county, terrOrized .
man and his family in that neighborhood
for the purpose of frightening the fami-
ly So well did he succeed that a low
ing ca, neighbor sold the frightened
mans farm for much less than it was
worth for him. and made commission of
$3.50. The neighborhOod ON Monday last
gathered together and held an indignation
meeting. The two men thus engaged in
breaking up the peace and happiness Of
a family deserve the execrati on of all.
Suppose way should be discovered to
make any calf grow hornless at an ex-
pense of say one cent for 100 calves?
That is what We are coming to. and it
seems to be here even now. Mr.. c. H.
Kelley. of Bremen, Iowa, reports to us
that single application of caustic potash
prevents the growth of the horn. Caustic
potash is simply the pure potash. Get q
nickle stick at the drug store and keep it
in bottle so that it will not air Stake
When calf makes its arrival, determine
whether you want it to be horned or
hornless. If you have no use for the
horns (the calf itself will never have any
good use for horns) then take the stick
of caustic potash wrapped in paper in
one hand. take the calf between your
knees, wet the hair over the horn spots,
rub the end of the potash well on these
spots, let the bossy 60, and it will grow
up polled:: Jersey. polled Holstein, poll
ed ShorthOrn. polled whatever-it-is.-
Bennett in Bremen Republican.
Coal Of standard
grades at lowest