The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-10-28

The Order OF Red Men now has a
membership OF l ,2l2 in the state.
Two young ladies own and conduct
an abstract business In III Dorado.
The yearly meeting Of the Society Of
Friends closed at Lawrence Friday.
La Crosse, Rush county, is TO have a
new elevator soon, with 10000 bushels
capacity.
Andrew franklin, born December 70,
1871 In Pennsylvania, is living at Bur-
lington, Kas.
Edward and James Smith Of Cove
county have just finished putting In 25O
acres Of wheat.
John Renhardt OF Usage county
bought 400 head OF fine wethers for fat
tening this winter.
have a hrst-class newspaper plant
and desire TO establish paper in
good live town. Persons interested
will please address, Publisher, Box
1903, Lincoln, Neb.
j. II. Plank OF Stanton county
threshed l 1882 bushels OF wheat and
rye from seventy-oight acres.
The wheat fields look fresh and green
and the late rains will make good
strong growth before cold weather.
The Fort Scott cement mnnuiactur.
ing plant has sustained a loss o. over
$4,000 by fire. Insurance, $4,000
"Rose Hill, - is The name OF an addi-
ton to the city OF Topeka from which
good corn crop was gathered this
year.
A man with desire that things
should run smoothly raised forty acres
OF castor beans in Wilson county this
year.
Frank Groom OF Eldorado, Butler
county, while sitting in his home few
days ago reading, was struck stone
blind
Robert Boyle Monroe county says
he has done moderately we'll this year,
having cleared 5000 from his crop this
season.
1t has been bad year for fruit, but
Mr.. Hardman OF Osborne county will
have 200 bushels Of apples from his
orchard.
The cashier OF The Dexter bank has
identified Grafton Dalton and Tom
Evans us the men who recently robbed
his bank,
W. l.. Caldwell OF Jewell county
says he has 1870 acres OF wheat sown
and expects to SOW over 100 acres
more this fall,
II you have $40 worth OF goods to
buyit will pay you to go TO Lincoln and
trade with Herpolsheimer & Co., COR
ner Twelfth and N streets, fvo blocks
east and two blocks south Of the b, &
M. depot Cloaks, dry goods, carpets.
millinery underwear at lowest prices,
Send for samples. Express charges
paid
Thomas Rose OF Garfield county re-
ports his yield OF nlnety-sx bushels Of
wheat from three and hall acres OF
measured land.
In Butler county the amount OF farm
mortgages released exceed those re-
corded $S5,713.40 during the month
Of September.
The annual convention OF the Y, M.
c. A, for Kansas, Indian territory and
Oklahoma will be held at Lawrence.
October % to 80.
Lewis Howell, nged 80, who went to
Lawrence with the second company that
located there died Friday and was
buried Sunday.
Fifteen hundred head Of sheep are
held In Sumner county. What's the
matter with Kansas as a sheep growing
StNtoP Nothing,
V. YOungberg OF Harper county lost
his granary and stable by fire. There
were 800 bushels OF oats and $50 BUSH
els OF wheat burned. Boys with
matches did it.,
Largest stock Of dry goods, cloaks,
underwear carpets, millinery, etc,
etc, Mt Herpolshelmer h Co e, corner
Twelfth and N streets, Lincoln. This
is a straight one lowest price house
and you will be treated so you will call
again, Buy and sell In largest GUAM.
titles and your money will go iarthest
here,
DIR. S. r. Swan, the now grain buyer
at La Crosse, had 5000 bushels OF
wheat destroyed by fire in the late
railroad disaster on the Missouri Paci.
lic in which Senator Pielrer's son was
killed.
), Canty of Wilson county has forty
acres OF easter beans, though very few
were planted in that vicinity.
WIN olOlennerS oil Ellsworth county
had in 100 acres of wheat this yea,
from which he will get about so, 0OO
bushels Of wheat
Dora and Jake Crosser of Ellis couu
~ have in about 800 acres OF wheat
Peter Gosser and the boys together
have in about l 600 acres.
The price OF broom corn is the CUES
ton that Is engrossinp tho rrnrnr. eel