Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

the last house of representatives.
Newspaper men who have net called at
press headquarters and registered their
names, are earnestly requested to do so,
this morning. We would be pleased to
have the list of editors who attend the
convention.
FROM THE DAILY OF SATURDAY.
Frank Ginger is with the Tribune a
few days.
Miss Eva Fuller made this Office a
pleasant call yesterday.
Several prominent democrats are at
tending the convention.
Miss Lizzie Marsh, of Oberlin, IS visit
ing in the city this week
Judge } . E. Lesh has moved into the
Weld property, south of the u p. rail
way.
Charles Harper, of ReXford. has gone
to Colorado where he will remain tor a
time
The board of equalization will meet at
the court house on the first Monday in
June.
Mrs. Geo. Rozell, of Monument, is Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. H. L. Dedriok, this
week.
Mrs. Joe Lamont expects to 60 tOOakley
to day to visit her brother Chas Smith
and family.
E. Davidson, captain Cf the S. of V.
camp at Russell Springs, was in the city
yesterday.
Cyrus Anderson, register of the Ober-
lin land otfice.is in the city, looking on at
the convention.
Miss Vena Robbins, who is teaching
school near Brewster, came home yes
terday evening for short visit
A number of the young men about
town were out target practicing Yester-
day evening at Lovitt's coal yard.
Mr.. Boden, former resident of this
city, but now of st. Joe, and wife are Wis
iting with l.. L. French and family.
Misses Belle Spear and Alma Jolly, of
departed yesterday for Hutch
inson after staying in Colby a few days
with friends
Among the many newspaper men who
called at this Office yesterday, we were
pleased to see Mr.. Conway. of the Nor
ton Champion.
Sheriff Showalter and City Marshall
Meglemre arrested a drunk Chicagoian !
astnight who was full of'bug juice" and !
raising a disturbance at the Irwin house.
C. C. Danforth came in from Phillips
burg last night to accept a position on
he Tribune. He was connected with |
hat paper before returning to Phillips !
burg.
Miss Hubble, who has taught asuccess
;ul seven months school in the south
vest part of the county, has closed her |
erm and will return to her home at Rex
lord to night.
Hon. j. A. Castor and Col. T. j. SissOn |
we're in the city yesterday and although |
hey are democrats. they were working |
% secure the nomination of Hon, E. j. |
Turner for congress.
FROM THE DAILY OF SUNDAY.
A number of ladies were in attendance
lpon the convention yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. W. NJ Beaver visited friends
n the city and attended the concert Fri
lay evening.
A pickpocket is reported as being in |
he city and is said to have relieved one
nan of S72.O0.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Van Metre entertain
ID few friends at card party after the
concert, Friday evening.
The Teachers reading circle meets at
he school house Saturday May 81. The
will appear next week.
G. W. Reed editor of the Mankato |
Iacksonian made us very friendly svisit
asst night. He will remain over to-day |
Is he has land trade to make to-mor-
'ow in Norton county.
Misses Anderson and Marsh of Oberlin |
eturned home yesterday on the early |
morning train, after visiting friends in |
he city few days and attending the |
concert.
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
This is beyond question the most sue
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'old-a few doses invariably cure the |
worst cases of cough, Group and bron-
;hitis, while its wonderful success in the |
'ure of consumption is without a paral- |
ell in the history of medicine Since its
irst discovery it has been sold on guar
intee, test which no other medicine
,an stand. If you have cough we ear
lestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents,
o cents, and $1.OO If your lungs are
ore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Sod by Martin s Hamp-
on.
FOS SALE-A good mare and colt
heap for cash. Inquire at this Office.
All interested in buying clothing will
10 well to see the new clothing Just re-
eived at B.J. Woodruff's. The suits in all
vool at So 90, $40 90, $11 90. S14 90, S15-
o and $l7 so are really extra good bar
aims.
60 to j. NJ. Summers postofice book
tore for fresh bananas, oranges, lem
ms, cocoanuts and hickory nuts. /