The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-01-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

Mrs. John Campbell has returned from a
visit in the east.
James cambridge has bought the Dick
Hanlin residence.
Master Max Paul has returned from a
visit to Colorado Springs.
NJ. B. Tomblin was absent the first of the
week on an eastern trip.
DR.. Thomas was ill this week, but got
about the latter part of the week.
Harry and Guy Fike of Colby, were here
this week visiting Burt Wills this week.
F. G. Ellison and wife of Colorado
Springs, were in GOOdland Wednesday.
In another place you will find notice
issued by City Clerk Calvert on registra-
ton.
The church dinner at the Congregational
oh urch was one of the pleasant affairs yes
terday.
Generally when a man feels the need of
economy he thinks it ought to begin with
his wife.
If you want the best paper published in
the county, you will have to read THE RE-
PUBLIC.
Call on THE REPUBLIC when you have
any printing to do, for we can put 1t up in
good style.
DIR. Thomas will be at Flagler, Colo, on
Wednesday and Thursday of next week on
dental business.
with blood poisoning, is on the mend and
will be out soon.
Farmers of this and adjoining counties
should attend the farmers institute which
will be held in this city January % and 26.
Lew Peebler now owns the two corner
lots in rear of the G.. p. Russell property
and WILSON: build a fine residence on the
same.
w. S. Robertson post 428 G. A. r. and
the W. r. c. will unite in a joint installa-
ton of officers Saturday evening, January
13, lin Memorial hall.
t. P. Leonard returned from trip to
Denver on Wednesday. He saw X. X.
Frisbee and reports him doing well. "FriZ'
is now in the. mining and real estate bust
ness.
All the postoffices have been Supplied
with Columbian stamps during the past
three months, whether against the wishes
of the public or not. The officials wanted
to run off the supply before January L.
The small red 2-centers will now appear
again.
A dentist in England has Just been
mulcted in $3.50 damages for the extraction
of the whole of the teeth of a married
woman. She only asked him to extract one
tooth. Previous to. Incorporation she testi-
fed she could eat a crust or Dickla bone
with anyone.
DR.. j. N. POff has been dangerously. i'll
for the Iast1Week and during most of the
time his life has been deSpalred OF. AT
the time of going to press Thursday after
nOOn1 he is at the point of death. He may
possibly live, but all symptoms seem to
point to tie ineyitable-death.
Georgia's criminal superior court has
discontinued the kissingiOf, the bible in the
administration Of 0aths. Judge Clark, IN
explaining the order to that effect, says:
/ Holding up the right hand is the more
| convenient form. Then the kissing of the
| book is a very nasty thing. have heard
of persons catching disease In that way
Last Saturday Chester Graves met with
an experience that was not altogether
| pl5asan :. He went to sand bank on the
! Beaver about five miles from town TO get a
! loadEOf sand. He drove into the pit and
/ began loading but had hardly thrown z
/ half dozen sh0velS full IN the wagon, when
! the bank caved in and he was completely
/ covered with the dirt and sand. 1t hap
pened, however, that large chunk had
/ landed on his shOlders and had left a
erevise through which air could reach him
and through which he could be heard He
started his team OF thinking that they
might attract attention and lead to the dis
cOYery OF his pFedlcament. A stray dog
i had taken up with him a Few days before
L and proved 20 be a friend indeed He be
gan 70 scratch and dig aud howl, which az
tTacted the attention OF a pasSer-by, who
came % Mr.. Graves rescue. After being In
1 the sand pile about az hour and a half, be
was dug out and wa 3uad TO b. none the
worse Tor his exp -ences except few
! bruises.