The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-10-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Indian summer days are here.
The town was full Of hoboes satur-
daY.
Dr.. Thomas extracts teeth without
pain
/ If you need anything in hardware go
I to Books.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstraeter and
/ insurance.
Trayelingman n. J. Spencer was in
The city Tuesday.
Miss Grace Crick is postmistress,
pro tenn, this week.
The first load Of broom corn was
/ brought in Tuesday.
The leaves begin to turn and autumn
| is here in good earnest.
! Sunday night the Aurora lights put
in their first appearance.
For handmade harness go to J. "
Book. Ali WORK guaranteed.
Five head of good work horses sold
on the streets Saturday for S57.75.
| School district So has its school
house nearly ready for school use.
The Pythian Sisters will give an
| oyster supper at the hall Monday even
ing.
A REIMBURSEMENT within two miles
of Goodland for sale cheap by B. f.
Brown.
See B. 2. Brown for insurance, alb
stTacts, houses to rent, Russell bank
building.
Sterling, Colo, will have an irrigation
enterprise that is estimated to cost
| 100000.
See those samples of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
! Ice cream has been supplanted in the
affections of the social gathering by the
oyster patty.
Marriage in Atchison is declared a
a failure. The divorces nearly equai
the weddings.
Marshal Irwin, who has been suffer
! ing from an attack Of typhoid, is slow
| ly recovering.
Sugar beets have been raised in
Sherman county this season thai
weighed over II pounds.
A POpulist picnic was held at Girls
void yesterday. A big crowd aud a
good time was experienced.
The Prohibitionists will put ticket
in the field if enough of that faith can
| be discovered to fill the Offices.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cullins is very low with typhoid
fever, but is expected to recover.
The Burlington papers chronicle
much prosperity due to the enterprise
of their grain buying and mill men.
missouri on wheels" was seen the
other day, when seven buildings from
Joplin, No, was hauled over to Galena,
Kan.
There is a possibility that the horse
may become extinct as they bring such
| low prices that it doesn't pay to breed
them.
Keep your troubles to yourself.
| When you tell them you are taking up
the time Of the fellow who is waiting to
tell his.
Fate is sometimes a humorist. An
African king while visiting in fOgy
London was recently laid out by sun
stroke.
| Diphtheria is raging all over the
state, and precautions should be taken
| to exclude the dread disease from
! Goodland
| The Peoples party opened the cam
paign Monday night by holding meet
ing at MuldTOW. A good sized audience
was present.
No matter how long the Cuban war
continues there will be an abundance
of Havana cigars unless the Connect
cut tobacco crops fail.
Secretary Carlisle will have OCCASION
| for alarm when Miss Consuelo Wander
bilt draws her check for S100,0O0,000 III
| payment for the duke.
A man who can manipulate a hoe or
a pillow is much more desirable than
the fellow who is considered a dandy
shot with billiard cue.
The good times that we're expected
to set in after harvest" have been
| knocked out by the HarFison-Cleve
land gold standard ideas.
Down in Kentucky the path of the
| convict is not all thorns. The prisoners
have been caught making counterfeit
money and moonshine whisky.
Rocky Ford honey is on the market.
| When Sherman county alfalfa gets a
a little better start Sherman county
honey will sWeeten the biscuits.
| The prosecution Of liquor cases III
Kansas this year has cost the state
| thousands of dollars, and only one con
victiOn has so far been heard Of.
Miss King has an experienced dress
maker from the east and will be glad to
have the ladies call and see her when
in need of anything in that line.
| Sherman county farmers can ship
their potatoes to Colorado common
points for % cents per hundred. This
is 40 cents less than the former rate.
Fine cabinet photos can be had fo1
the next 50 days for 81 per dozen. Come
in soon and get a dozen. East side
| Boulevard, GOodland, A. G. Reynolds
The Norton man who posed all sum
mer as a champion corn husker, has
succeeded in growing a felon on his
! finger. Thus is another reputation
saved.
Gene Ware, the Kansas poet, is get
ting lots of advertising out of his wal
speech. Ware thinks war a ciyilizer
| for the reason, probably, that he never
saw war.
Conway, Of the Norton Champion, is
one man who has not been carried
away by the pneumatic craze. He re
Gently published a column obituary Of
his horse.
Two residence lots and a three-rOom
cottage, no ineumbrance, taxes paid, il
Beatrice, Neb., will exchange for 16(
acres clear Sherman county land.-M
Robinson.
The management Of the opera house
has succeeded in securing SegnOT BlitZ
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