Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-24
Canned goods 10c at Kaub's.

Canned goods 10c at Kaub's.
Buy your arctics at Boerner Bros 3Stf
The s'eighing during the week was ex
cellent.
| r. L. Chambers took Saturdays train
for Topeka.
&. C. Baker was unanimously re elected
state printer.
No mail matter is received in Colby
from Oberlin.
| Agricultural implements OF all kinds at
MegIemrie's.
Every pair of boots or shoes is war.
ranted at Boerner Bros. 3Stf
Call and see the new drug store. Lands
Court, in the WeldSe building.
Hon. J. B. McGonigal returned on Fri
day last from Topeka.
The Kansas papers all commend the
resolution introduced in the legislature
excluding girl pages from both houses.
Cheapest yarn in town at Kaubs.
A petition numerously signed was in
circulation last Saturday, asking the ap-
pointment of J. A. McKillip as jus tice of
the peace in place of j. B Irwin, resign
ed.
! Wonder if this smallpox scare is not
hoax gotten up by the Oberlin people to
prevent the Colbyites from running in
and toating off their land ofice.-Logan
Republican.
Do not be bashful about coming into
this Office and telling US news, even about
yourself. We will not think you cheeky
or anything of the kind, but will feel un-
der obligations to you.
/: Lamont. the barber. now has q work
man equally good with himself.
One of the amusing scenes on our
streets last week was that participated IN
by three Of our citizens. H. c. Shrimp
leading COW harnesscd to fat Sow
board. on which rode Charley Hamerick
and Charley Adolph.
An editor of Kansas paper being ask
ed, DO hogs pay7" says that a good
many don't. They take the paper for
several years and then have the post
master send il back, marked refused"
Such breed is Improbable.
Miss Oberquill who has been engaged
at work in the city, walked to her fathers
home in the country one day last week.
and unfortunately froze one of her feet.
The foot is 80 badly frozen that it is
feared she will have to have her toes am
putated.
Large cabbage l0c per head at Ksub's
| All persons knowing themselves in
debted to j. Macy & Son, blacksmiths,
will please call and settle at once. Shop
will be carried on as heretofore by T.
Wheaton. 45-s w. E. MACY.
! Thomas Reed. one of Thomas county's
most prominent and influential republi-
cans. is candidate for the Office of
United States Marshal for Kansas. Mr..
Reed is we'll qualified for the position,
and has hosts of friends who would be
glad to see him receive the appointment
Oakley News Letter.
| Within the next two months the state
bank of VOltaire will make change of
| base, and Brewster will be thereafter the
scene of its operations. NJ Thompson is
q pleasant atfable gentleman, and will find
a good field for his business in Brewster.
which is by far the best town outside of
county seat towns in this part of the
state. The Fentiman & Campbell build
ing which is also owned by banker
| Thompson. will go to Brewster-Sher.
man County Democrat.
Plainville Times: The railroad compa
ny does not intend to settle the division
question until it disposes of most of its
property in the other towns along the
| line, and effective efforts are now being
made to sell out of all the towns but
Bogue. Every indication is that We will |
get the round house and chops Bogue
Signal.
We will place the fertile imagination
of the Signal man against the world We |
would be pleased to have our ezra ic, air |!
castle building. journalistic, optimistic
friend point out a single town on the U. |!
p. line where the land agents are making |
such frantic efforts to dispose of town
lots as they are in Bogue, Graham coun-
II, Kansas. Z. 8. A.
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