The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-30
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Trees are leaving cut.

Trees are leaving cut.
Mems bicycle suits at The Wizards.
Mems bicycle pants at the Wizards.
The prarie is now a beautiful green.
Seed grain contracts for sale at this
Office.
Houses to trade OF sell See B. F.
Brown.
For tornado insurance see TbOs. P. /
Leonard.
If you want to buy land see ThOs, P.
Leonard.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstraCter and
insurance.
If you want cheap house see Thos
P. Leonard.
For a good secondhand Piano head
| er see G. L. Montgomery.
Two weddings in one day this week.
Prospects for crops did it.
Pure kettle rendered lard, 4 pounds
for % cents at J. B. PENIS.
H. N. Schell is putting in 50 acres of
wheat on the Tenant fa5m.
The Conner drug store is receiving a
coat of paint on the interior.
Wanted, eight clear quarters in town
ship 9, range 39.-B. F. Brown.
Friday night hail fell in some parts
Of the county, but did no damage.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard.
Hoyt Andrews has sold his residence
in North GOOdland to J. W. Wareing
No one has stopped farming long
enough this week to create any news.
George Edwards is reported on his
way back from Iowa to Sherman county.
Born, Thursday, April ., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Greiger, a nine pound
boy.
The county treasurer's statement
can be found in this issue of The Re-
PUBLIC.
The only place in town to get veal
and Corn-fed steer beef is at J. B.
PENIS,
We want county and township war
rants, and a few school Orders.-C. NJ.
MiIlissCk.
For abstracts, all kinds Of notary
work, farms to exchange, etc., see M.
Robinson.
For choice steaks and rOasts, go to
J. B. Penn's-nothing but coEn-fed
beef on tap.
Al Prewitt is putting in rs acres Of
wheat and barley on the Beahm quarter
east of town.
The families of Messrs. Rowe, Scott,
Moore and Brinker are in quarantine
of scarlet fever.
There we're no services in Goodland's
churches Sunday on account of the
scarlet fever epidemic.
I can sell few quarter sections Of
smooth land for cash if prices are salts
factory.-ThOs. P. Leonard.
The Russian thistles are reported as
doing much damage to wheat fields in
some parts Of the county.
The REPUBLIC Office has been all tore
up this week owing to some changes
being made in its arrangement.
The family of E. J. Scott were quar-
; antined Friday afternoon, the scarlet
} ina having broken out in his house
} hold.
S. PeddicOrd is still using a carpen-
ter's hammer he bought second. hand
! in 1858, and has used continuously
since.
The water pipes have been flushed
: out the past week and the water now
l has a smaller percentage of mud in its
; composition.
Oscar SeifOrd, who had been confined
in the county Jail for non-payment Of
fine, was released Saturday after liquid
ating the same.
Have 100 acre farm in Rock county
Nebraska, entirely clear, taxes paid, tC
= exchange for clear Sherman county
lsnd.-M, Robinson.
+ Have a purchaser for five quarter
+ sections of clear Sherman county land
J. Must be cheap for cash. Come in snC
d see men. Robinson.
An ordinance prohibiting riding bi
cycles on the sidewalks has been in
tFoduced, and will probably be passed
by the city council next Tuesday
q, night.
One of the heaviest rains that hs
e visited this section this spring fell OF
: Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing. The rain came from the north
east, a rare occurrence, and was accom-
panied by heavy wind.
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