Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-03-21

barber shop has been remov-
ed to Franklin avenue, two
doors south of Colby Drug
Store.
Smith Centre is to have water works.
Wall Paper at Lands Court drug store.
Limo
Rod breakers at Meglemre's. $500
apiece.
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office.
Stockton has had an open, day light
bank robbery.
Be sure and see DR.. lakewood if you
are sick in any way.
Hon. c. E. Chandler visited his home
at Oberlin this week.
No remnants of wall paper at Lands
Court Drug Store Entire new stock.
Judge NJ L. Lacey of Barrett township
was in the city on Saturday.
For cash buyer we have fine piece
of town property at bargain. Inquire
at this Office.
John C. Bennell. ESQ.,, of Omaha, ad-
vertising agent of the e. P. Ry.. was in
the city on Tuesday.
Rock Island Restaurant serves fine
meals ut all hours. and prices reasonable.
r. G. Ball, proprietor.
L. B. Train, formerly manager of the
Chicago Lumber Co., but now of Norton,
was seen on our streets Tuesday.
For a good hearty laugh our readers
should read the railroad news OF
the Bogue Signal and the Goodland pa
pers.
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.
A man in western Dakota saw a biz
zard born. 1t started on the top of bare
hill and was ball of white fog no longer
than his hat when he first saw it.
Mr.. G. w. Dull. of Mcdonald, Rswlins
Co., having heard of the fame of the
Thomas County CAT, called in on Satur-
day and subscribed for it for a year.
The man who has a two-year-old baby
just beginning to talk, may not be a shin
ing light IN society, but he never seems
to be at loss for topics of conversation.
Boys, call at the reliable
New York Store, and look at
their new spring hats, shirts
and neckwear.
The best way to make your near neigh
Dor happy is by allowing him to manage
his own business. Let him do that and
then insist upon the right to manage your
affairs and you will get alsng beautifully
together.
The large hotel and eating house of
the c., K. s. N. railway at Smith Centre
was last week totally destroyed by fire
we understand that large BRICK and
stone hotel will at once be erected on the
former site by the company.
1t is not alone in America that cheek
makes It's ridiculous demands. An adver-
tisement in an English paper reads as
follows:"A pious young man desires to be
received into a respectable family, where
the excellence of his example and super
ior morality might be considered an
equivalent for board and lodging" Ad-
vertise in our Want Column.
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 WILDE 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 viii be accompanied
by his wife, who is thorough dentist.
OKLAHOMA are in receipt Of fine
sectional map of the territory Is thrown
open to settlement. They can be procur-
ed of C. p. Walker, Colony, Kansas, at .
cost of so cts. each, or for $50; each
map accompanied by . copy of the
agreement under which the lands were
purchased from the Creek and Seminole
Indians. and the law under which they
can be homesteaded.
Logan Republican: John R. Emery,
one of the wide-a-wake, progressive
farmers of Logan county, was in town
yesterday and to-day. He brought load
of kaiir corn seed raised on his farm
near Oakley. He says he is confident it
is the corn for western Kansas. Il makes
q sure crop even in the dryest season and
all parts Of it, including stalks, leaves
and seeds, arc eaten heartily BY stock in
preference to al other feed. The sr.in
also makes excellent flour and the hread
made from it i aboCt a sweet . that
from wheat hour.