Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-03-14
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T. L. Sturgeon. of Quickville, was in
on Wednesday.
Hardware stock to be closed out at j.
E. Meglemne's.
New patterns Of wall paper at Lands
Court Drug Store.
I Mr.. S. Miller, of Barrett township, was
in the city on. Monday.
Mr.. E. Marvin; postmaster at Deland.
called on us on Tuesday.
The Hill City Star is making break
for the final proof notices.
Emigrants are daily arriving in the city
locating in Thomas county.
L. s. Levitt shipped a carload of fine
hogs to Kansas City on Tuesday.
Take the Great Rock Island Route for
all points north, east, west, or south.
Twenty Books offered free by the
Thomas County CAT. See our great club
offer.
w. NJ. Brownfield, of Shenandoah, Ia,
returned to Iowa Thursday via the Rock
Island.
Mr. Henry Knudson a successful farm
er of Wendell township was in the city
Monday.
! Fenes Keefer, of SciO, took the Rock
Island at Colby for La lara, Colo. Fri
fday morning.
The Rock Island will inaugurate the
limited trains between Chicago and Den
yer next Sunday.
i Dick Harness and w. Buss o Golden.
ILL.,, left Monday for GoOdland, whence
they return to Golden ILL., via the Rock
Island.
! For pure lead and oil, 60 to
the Palace Drug & Jewelry
! Store.
| H. O. Shimp, the clothier, is in Good
land this week, attending to the removal
of his stock there into more commOdiOus
quarters.
Kirk Kirkendall brought car load of
emigrant mOvables from Brown Co., Ks,
and will locate about two miles north
west of Colby.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menge, of We ndell
township, visited the city on Wednesday
shopping-the CAT Office was favored
with a pleasant call.
We note very pleasant call on Friday
last of Mr.. Fred G. Andrews, former
newspaper man of Salina, but now mana
ger of the Andrews Dramatic 20.
Puck, of last week, had fine portrait
of Harrison's Cabinet. Mayor ]. B. Nor
rison has had it framed and the picture
is on exhibition in his store window.
Remember the Missionary supper at
north room of Warden Block tomorrow
evening-the object is very worthy and
the supper should be well patronized.
Mr.. G. A. Quick. of Scandal, senior
member of the firm of Gulick s. Buckley,
was in the city on Saturday last. Mr..
Gulick was much pleased with Colby.
In New QUARTERS easy
shave or.an elegant hair cut
in Joe Lamont's new shop,
two doors north OF the Colby
Hardware Store.
Squire Frederick Giese, of Lacey
township, called at our Office yesterday.
The Squire ana his son-in-law, Mr..
Menge, have been up in Rawlins county
during the week after seed oats.
VIM. Farris brought car load of house
hold goods and stock from Mt Auburn.
Ia.,-srriving here Thursday night,
March :, on the Rock Island, and will
locate near Colby.
H. v. Gates, chief engineer ofthe q. P.
railway, is expected to return to Colby
very shortly. Mr.. Gates has for some
months been engaged in work for the
company west of the Rocky mountains. |
| A little bit Of patience often makes
the sunshine come,
| And q little bit Of love makesa
very happy home;
A little bit of hope makes . rainy
day look gay.
And . little bit Of charity makes
glad weary way.
If YOU contemplate paper
ing your house this spring,
call at the Palace Drug & Jew
elry Store and examine their
large stock of wallpaper.
| Rock Springs Nut
and lump-lenox
lump and EGG coal
at Chicago Lumber |
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