The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-07-21

rabies. The bite was received while attempt
ing to part dogs while fighting. The doctor
reports the case as not serious unless COM
plicatiOns set in.
DR.. James Buchanan of Yankton, S. D.,
brother in law of j. o. McCurdy. arrived
in Goodland recently on a visit, having
driven his team and carriage all the way.
He has fine outfit and a splendid team.
His carriage is arranged to close with glass
windows, the reins passing through a slot
under the front sash, and both sides and
rear were enclosed by glass sash. The in
terror being upholstered in fine style.
jennings came very near being the scene
of terrible wreck Tuesday morning. The
strong wind blew a box car off from side
track on to the main track and the flyer
came along at O'Clock in the morning and
struck the box car driving the trucks from
under il and smashing the cowcatcher on
the express engine, luckily the cars remain
ed on the track and the passengers were not
injured farther than a lively shaking up
Oberlin Opinion.
A. q. Montgomery informs us that any
specimens of small grain or anything raised
in Sherman county this year which the far
mefs will bring in and leave at The RE-
PUBLIC office, will be sent by him and
placed on exhibition at the worlds fair.
Mark the quarter section and name Of
grower on the specimens in good readable
letters, also when sown or planted. This is
first rate chance to advertise Sherman
There was an attachment suit before
Justice Albee on Wednesday afternoon.
There was also garnishement proceeding,
and a chattle mortgage in the case. The
Goodland Commercial company and one
johnson and MOffit were the parties in the
case. E. F. Murphy and Hoyt Andrews
were the attorneys in the case. The doc
tors disagreed, but the court held that the
GOodland Commercial company could only
retain the amount of chattle mortgage ana
could not apply book account OF SLID
The following should have appeared in
last weeks REPUBLIC, but was misplaced ::
Rev. E. E. Goodrich and family have gone
to Pennsylvania on a visit and during his
absence the pulpit at the Methodist church
will be filed by the following named breth-
ern: July 10, ReY j. n. Cox of Colby; July
%. Rev. Warren of GOedland circuit; July
80, Rev. j. E. Brown of RuletOn; August 8,
Rev. j. A. Ginger of KanOrado; August IL,
Rev. William Sedore of ST. Francis; August
20, Rev. j. l.. King of Norton; August q,
Rev. e. p. Hughes of Brewster.
The Rock Island cut its force of employees
down conside rable here last Sunday in pull
ling off trans No. 81 and p. One switch
crew was taken off and several train crews
now show up out OF a job Some think that
these trains will be put back on when fall
business opens up, as a new time card Is re-
ported for the first of next month 1t IS our
opinion that there never has been enough
business to demand the running of eight
pdSS6DSOE Il Jay Ol AOdO. anu ~
was only due, we think, to meet COMPETE
ton. Competition is the life OF trades you
know, but look out for the time when some
body is TO be pincheu.-Phillipsbur Dis
patch.
Cook 6 Whitby's circus showed here Mon
day. They drew large crowd and the
show was all that it advertised. They had
So cars, large and fine stock OF animals, a
select menagerie, and employ nearly SOC
men all told They had three bands and g
calliope in their parade. and thrOngs OF PEG
pie witnessed or followed the imposing pag-
cant. Their special features of attraction
was the band, the Japanese performers
the trapese and acrobat performers. and
trained animals, and the hippodrOme races
The press was treated with consideration
having reserved seats in q special box SCI
apart for their use. The show was first
class and the management was excellent
everything went forward as by eloekwork
We only regret their allowing fakirs and
gamblers to accompany their show.
We hear that fight is being made on a
clerk of a school board, because of an old stat
ute requiring political disabilities to be re
moved bF a twO-thirds vote of both branche:
or hold Office. The scheme is, in case thel
succeed, to elect DO a treasurer and cleEl
and then undo all the board has done in TIT
matter of hiring teachers, ETC. We thInk
this is very GnWise aud will create bad feel
ing among the people, As TO the tight 81
this gentleman it Is the smallest kind Of bUsI
ness and is pIckeld in pusalanimitY Of hs
most shameless sort. As an OLD soldier tha
WAS in the last ditch. on the union side. vi
protest IN the naTae ct humanity and ue-
eeney against suck aecuZse. This gEnEsez9sl