The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-02-10

menced as soon as the frost is out of the
ground.
Wittelshofer is closing out his stock of
caps, wooden underwear, cloaks. etc., pre-
paratory to receiving his new spring goods
now en- route.
We hsyeno prices on winter goods, say
the Witteishnfer's. The prices are yours.
The goods must move to make room for our
spring goods.
Ollie Gates has gone to Goodland where
he accepts position with the Rock Island
in the round house at that place.-Phillips-
burg Dispatch.
j. f. Kennedy of Burriss, Neb., has
moved his family on his claim on north
west of 23-7-42. He arrived at KanoradO
Wednesday night.
Western Kansas towns are subscribing
money to induce immigration. Goodland
has subscribed 1870 and sent an agent east
-Leavenworth Times.
A boiler maker was down from Goodland
Friday looking after the goat here which
was leaking around the mud rings III bad
shape.-PhilIipsburg Dispatch.
The Chicago Lumber Company have just
received car of Missouri White Oak posts,
and a car of Lawrence GIidden wire. Get
their prices before buying elsewhere.
Brakeman j. NJ. Waters got his hand
pinched Monday night while coupling the
engine to freight train No. 80 in the yards
here. He looses finger by the accident.
= On Wednesday, February 8, Probate
Judge Umbarger married Francis j. Oades,
to Miss Stella NJ. Pack, both of Goodland.
THE REPUBLIC wishes them much happi-
ness.
Two new houses are going up in the rail-
road addition just north of A. B. Mont
gomery's residence and one next to F. V.
Kings residence. Park Row is on the
boom.
THE REPUBLIC is IN receipt of an inYi-
tation to attend masquerade ball at Phil
lipsburg, kas., oil wednesday evening Feb
ruary %, given by the railroaders of that
place.
Mr.. S. A. Green was taken i'll from the
effects of the wounds he received in the
cutting affair, and was taken to the Palace
hotel where he could receive care and medi-
cal attendance.
Born to Joseph B. Shearer and wife, of
Denver, Colo, son, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary /. Mr.. Shearer was formerly a resi-
dent of Goedland, and for two years sheriff
of Sherman county.
Allyan Bayly of Norton, Kas., is now en-
M.
returns to Atwood, Kas., this week. He
leaves with the best wishes of all who have
known him here.
r. E. GOuerY returned from Valisca, Ia,
Wednesday might. He reports the cold
| terrible and the snow deep in Iowa. He
will settle on his claim in Sherman county
and become a resident.
Mrs. Bradley of Beatrice, Neb., is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Heron,
and if her health improves in our fine CHI
mate, her husband will come here and
locate in some kind of business.
The machinists masquerade ball comes
next Tuesday. The managers have secured
q supply of masks and of costumes in excess
of orders and it is thought that there will be
enough for all parties wishing them.
Mr.. R. E. Gousry is the possessOr of a
good half section of land near the sch DOL
house in Grant, in sections % and a.
7-42. He bought one quarte of Henry
Brown and wife, and one of c. I. Sears.
Tuesday night was Lew Frohmuth's last
shift in the einder pit-he now assists the
night h6stler. Lew is fast working mp and
| If he keeps level head will soon be on the
top round in his line.-Phillipsburg Dis
patch.
Two emigrants from Fillmore county,
Nebraska, arrived at Ruieton Wednesday
night. They are NIessrs. Leonard and
Walker. Mr.. Leonard brought his family
but Mr.. Walker is single man. They To-
cate about ten miles north of RuletOn.
Died-Mrs. Levi Whistler, on Thursday
February 2, 1898. Mrs. Whistler was the
second wife of Levi Whistler and they were
married only Christmas in Illinois. The
desease resembled lagrippe. Rev. j. f.
Kline preached the funeral sermon at the
Dunkard church and the burial took place
in the cemetery near by.
Sherman county has raised about $500 for
the land and immigration scheme. How
much has Thomas county raised for the
same purpose? Colby is taking the same
stand in this matter as she did in regard to
the elevator. If every man cannot see three
dollars profit for every fifteen cents invested
they win have nothing to do do with the en-
terprise.--C Colby News.
Trustee A. H. Ford was informed of
family in distress, lacking the staff of IIfe,-
bread. He hurridly put on his coat and
went immediately to the rescue. Pe was
instructed to inquire of a citizen in the
north end of town, but what was his dis
gust to find it all fake. He vows ven
gaRee on the perpetrators of this practical
joke, and says he viii get even with them
Look out for the Ford.
We have secured the agency for the new
novel Of the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly en-
titled, ''The Golden Bottle" He is the au-
thor of. 'Casars Column" which out Bella
MED Bellamy, and had the unprecedented
sale of 10000 copies. ''The Golden Bottlen
is stit more thrilling than ''Csesars COL
umn." The cloth edition is S1.25 and the
paper 80 cents. We offer the paper edition
and THE REPUBLIC for cash in advance