The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-06-28

PUBLIC for frstclass work.
B.F. Oxney, pharmacist at the Smith
drug store, has moved his family here
from Topeka.
The Star meat market is the place to
get rib boil at 4 cents a pound.-C. E,
Swarts, proprietor
Miss Blanche Bagley of Ogden, Utah,
is visiting with her aunt. Mrs. HOyt
Andrews of this city,
Mr.. Willis, son of Rev. Willis, re-
turned last week from Ohio where he
has been for some time.
George II. Warren, travelling repres-
entative of The Rocky Mountain News,
was in the city Wednesday.
Bert Jacobs and bride have returned
from their wedding trip and will set
up housekeeping in this city.
The man that has new potatoes to
ell is right in the push" They can
be disposed of for 81 per bushel.
The ladies of the st. Pauls Guild
will give a lawn social and parlor fair
at the Hisle residence this evening.
Bud Twilegar of Atwood, passed
through Goodland Wednesday on his
way home from Colorado Springs.
J. J. Warmer has some new summer
suitings that can be made into the
neatest suits for 825 to $50. See him.
W. Mcpherson, formerly of Good
land, has ordered his paper changed
from Summerfeld to Axtell, Kansas.
DR., Thomas will only remain here 30
days longer. If you have any dental
work you want done come III at once.
Melt Hawkins has severed his con
neCtion with the rouudhou8e depart
ment of the great Rock Island route.
Johnny Boyle is delving in the
bowels of his Cripple Greek gold mine
this week in search of 18.carat nuggets.
Several local showers fell this week
in several parts Of the county, but not
enough to do any great amount of
good.
Colby is agoing to. celebrate the
Fourth if they can get enough Good
land people down there to make up a
crowd.
Miss June Hedges and Miss Grace
Crick are assisting Probate Judge Kent
in examining the county treasurer's
books.
Don't be humbugged by the so-called
meal-fed beef. but go to Swarts and get
better quality of beef at reduced
prices.
Kanorado Post G. A. R. celebrated
its first anniversary by giving a camp
fire and bean bake in honor Of the
occasion.
American schoolteachers constitute
10 per cent of the population, while
foreign-born teachers constitute but
.04 per cent.
For REIMBURSEMENT on a claim
nine miles of Goodland, has house and
90 acres broke. Will take Robin
son & Stewart.
Kanorado is going to have a creamery
Or know the reason why. That is some
thing Goodland should have had a
long time ago.
George White. living II miles north
of Ruleton, brought in samples of oats,
wheat and barley three feet long and
unniured by the heat.
The Cheyenne County Rustler re-
cOmmends putting a few loads Of ma.
tive lime in the bottom of irrigation
reservoirs to stop leakage.
John Green and Matt Lyons. the
popular traYelingmen, gave a street ex-
hibition of riding a "bieycle built for
two" Sunday afternoon, with varying
success.
seventy-fye dollars viii buy a good
weil-built store building on main street
Of GOOdland, 24x36 feet, cost $500 to
build. A snap.-E. F. Murphy.
Wanted: To sell or trade, a first
Glass Mandolin in good leather case,
George Wasbburn new model). For
particulars enquire at this Office.
The Illinois legislature has passed a
hbel Law which requires that a plain
tiff must show that his business or
reputation vas injured by publications
made IN good faith. That is to say the
practice Of harassing newspapers in
vogue Ia Chicago is no longer sane
TONED by law