The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-08-18
Wilson Walker and Thomas Fitch from

wilson Walker and Thomas Fitch from
Kanorado, were sojourning in the city We'd
nesday.
H. Harris killed rattle snake north of
the courthouse on Wednesday which had
ID rattles.
Smoke Cuban Leaf and Royal Boquette,
the best 5-cent cigars in the city at Stedry
& POTTS.
Buy the biggest bargains ever offered at
the closing out sale of WittelShOfer's cloth
ing stock.
A S. Miller, who was called recently to
Ills, has returned.
The best clothing, hats, shoes and fur
nishingS at bankrupt prices at WittelShOf-
er'S closing out sale.
j. FL. Durk hauled a wagon load of flour
for the GOodland Commercial company to
Kanora6O Tuesday.
Don't forget the picnics at Clayton's
Grove and at Ruleton Tuesday and We'd
nesdaY next. All come.
Mr.. Ewing Herbert of the Hiawatha
World, lectures on the "Poets of Kansas"
in the courthouse tonight.
j. D. Fisher of Pittsburg, Pa, was in
Goodland Thursday. He is a coal dealer
and is an uncle of O. II. Smith.
G. L. Calvert returned from eastern Neb-
raska Wednesday night. He reports the
crops in that locality only fair.
The Goodland base ball nine has said to
the Colby nine: "Say, won't you come out
and play'' at Goodland, Sept. 3.
Mr.. Ericsson, who traded his homestead
for an 8O-acre farm near Springfield, Mo-,
will move his family there soon.
Born, to w. o. Day and wife, a liz pound
boy, on Tuesday, Aug. 10. Mr.. Day lives
on the Holbreok place north of Edison.
Marriage licenee was issued on Saturday,
Aug. II, to William DiekruSer of Goodland,
to Miss Joanna NJ. Kester of Goodland.
Peter Guthrie of Burlington, was over
Tuesday. He made THE REPUBLIC pleas
ant call and advanced his subscription for
year.
Abraham Samuels made final timber eul-
tnre proof on Monday, Aug. IA, on the
northeast 1888. He had 900 trees to the
acre.
A matched game of ball was played at
Colby between the Atwood and Colby nine
Tuesday. The score stood 8 to in favor of
Atwood.
Goodland claims to be the only town in
Kansas which has made a gain of 80 per
cent in its population since lo9O.-hansas
City Star.
H. n. Morley, hardware merchant of
Selden, Kan, passed through Goodland on
his return from a trip to the mountains on
Saturday.
The case of Hattie Miller, before Justice
Fred A. Albee on Friday, was dismissed as
there was no evidence against her to hold
her in custody.
The Farmers and Merchants bank have
on hand in cash and sight exchange 300 per
cent of their deposits, thus rer dering il alb
solutely safe.
We want land. If you want TO buy, sell
or trade, address j. DonCarlos q Son, I222
D street, Lincoln, Neb., or FL. E. DonCarlOs
Goodland, Kan.
The matched game of base ball on Friday
between the Ruleton and Goddard mines
resulted in victory for the latter the score
standing IS to 81.
The Farmers and Merchants bank has
the largest cash reserve in proportion TO its
deposits of any bank in town, over 300 per
cent cash reserve.
Jerome Fitzgerald, inmate OF the county
Jail, Is taking the cure for drunkenness.
DR.. Poff, of WherriIPs gold cure, is giving
him the injections.
The case OF Pat CGlIins, for striking the
Hedgpeth bow was held before Justice Cal
vert Monday. Cuilins was fined 81 and cost
which amounted to Sl2-
W. B. Mcclellan purchased large square
water tank of the Rock Island, formerly
used in construction work, and had 1t sent
out on his farm for wheat bin.
Brooks Irione sold the southeast of 1000
to William Walters of South Dakota He
will move on the land. He also brought
quarter section from another party
good clean stock OF merchandise con-
sissfng of dry goods, notions, readymade
change for clear land. E. F. MURPHY.
Dr. Maiken is ienlarging his residence on
Broadway. Z. II. Klcdsr has the eontraet.