The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Box rent is due again.

Box rent is due again.
City water tax is due today.
House cleaning time has set in.
The book beer season is with US.
Go to George Hess for hardware,
All kinds of garden seed at Books.
The commissioners meet next Mon
day.
DR., Thomas extracts teeth without
pain.
T. J. Halstead is up from Logan
county.
NIB. Tombliu left for Topeka Tues
day night.
If you need anything in hardware go
to Books.
Low prices and good goods at Hess
hardware.
George Hess keeps the farmers'hard-
ware store.
Thomas P, Leonard, abstracter and
insurance.
The two cars OF state barley came IN
Friday night.
Quite little snow fell Sunday and
Sunday night.
The Coffin refreshment parlors have
been remOdeIed.
Pure hog fat lard at J. B. PENIS 10
cents per pound.
Harry Hutchinson was in from Colo
RADIO Springs Friday.
Spring is somewhat backward on ac-
count of the weather
Del Bowers has moved into the TAFT
residence on Boulevard
Everything in the hardware line at
George Hess hardware.
Simp Baker spent Sunday at Almena
visiting with his brother.
The spriHkling cart is getting in
shape for the summers work.
For handmade harness go to j. w.
Book. All work guaranteed.
D. Danielson of Cheyenne county,
was in GOOdland Wednesday.
The Dark Horse outfit was shipped
to Endicott. Neb., Wednesday.
Albert and Henry Rabidoux we're up
from Wallace county Saturday.
The only place in town to get choice
meal-fed beef is at ]. B. PENIS,
Colonel Penny has sold his property
in east GOOdland to III, s. RulOn.
Charles O'Brien viii pay the highest
cash market price for good butter.
John Jordan returned from a couple
Of weeks visit to Missouri Monday.
The prairie schooner has once more
been headed toward the setting sun.
Try J. B. Penn's home cured hams.
1913 cents per pound. They are fine.
An infant daughter of j. w. Mccall,
living near Ruleton, died last Friday.
A reception was given the TAFT fami-
yat the Rush residence Tuesday even
ing.
H. NJ. Halter was on the sick list the
first of the week, but is now GONZALES
cent.
A COncoFdia saloon man has gone
out Of business. Hard times was the
given cause.
The straw hat and the seersucker
has been sprung on the unsuspectinQ
GoOdlandite.
George Talbot, the grocer, has a new
delivery aud will deliver goods to any
part of the city.
Norton was treated to an amateur
performance of "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" last week.
New 4-room house to rent in south
part of town. Reasonable rental. In
quire at this office.
A. b. Mass will half sole mems shoes
for 65 cents and ladies' for IS cents. and
guarantee the work.
No income tax blanks will be needed
IN Sherman county this year, but Just
watch US next season.
J. J. Warmer has moved his tailor
shop in the building formerly occupied
By Douglas. the jeweler
TraVelingman Jehue, of the Turner
Frazer Mercantile company of st. Joe.
was IN town Wednesday
The Bird City News has changed
hands. W. K. Lo0fbourow of the M
wood Patriot taking control.
Several horses were sold on the
streets the past week. They brought
an average price of about SO.
It Is reported that Colby is the only
town west of the river ia Kansas. where
1t is impossible to get a snake"
j. I. Hale has started the town herd,
and viii herd COWS for 81 per month.
Good range and plenty Of water.
4 Colorado woman dropped dead
while voting. This should be a lesson
70 the new woman, not to monkey with
the ballot.
sY, G. III. Caldwell came in from
Iopeks Friday. where he has heen So
Letting assistance for the poor Of SheP-
nan county.
Hiss ida Bruno, who has been visit
lag her sister, a8Ts. Brooks Iff0nes for
some tine; returned to her home in
illinois Saturday
POSTMASTER Walker distributed sev-
asa hundred packages Of government
ssetl stseek which va sent him from
i-,s, Colby isiid esfige.
igsfe i one tiiing 6zoodisaa nesfs
's-4sI s.lefliti haze right away. That Is &
ssss QlEssss q slaezsas Ks 'ile old oIes
i,ssi1 worn.