The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-05-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A slight shower fell Sunday night

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A slight shower fell Sunday night.
Mems bicycle suits at The Wizards.
Mems bicycle pants at the Wizards.
For tornado insurance see ThOs. 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 tornado, hail or fire insurance,
see B. F. Brown.
The little child Of Lew Brinker has
the scarlet fever.
A nice shower of rain fell in this Vi
cinity Wednesday.
A large house newly papered for
rent-B. F. Brown.
Pure kettle-reDdered lard, pounds
for % cents at J. B. PENIS.
Dr. GilIett of Burlington, Colo,
spent Wednesday in GoOdland.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-Ths Wizard.
New crossings and culverts have
been put in on Ninth and Boulevard.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. G. E. Swarts.
The Sharon Springs Voice has been
consolidated with the Western Times.
C.E. Swarts shipped in carload
of fat cattle from Norton county last
week.
The only place in town to get veal
and oorn-fed steer beef is at j. B.
Penn's.
John knight and Barney McCluskey
we're shipping baled hay to Denver
this week.
We want county and township var
rants, and a few school orders.-C. NJ.
Millissck.
For abstracts, all kinds of notary
work, farms to exchange, etc., see NJ.
Robinson.
For choice steaks and roasts, go to
]. B. Penn's-nothing but corn-fed
beef on tap.
The south and east part of the county
were visited with quite heavy rains
Sunday night.
Tuesday the old timers braced up
and felt like themselves again. The
wind blew all day.
I can sell a few quarter sections of
smooth land for cash if prices are salts
factOFy.-ThOs. P. Leonard.
Bob CoOts has added an addition to
his residence, in anticipation of a
boom along about harvest time.
George Hess evidently thinks fishing
will be good this summer as he has put
in a stock of fishing poles, tackle, etc.
A neat appearing saddle horse was
sold on the streets at auction Saturday
for 1915. Col. Bradley cried the sale.
Pat Cullins lost a pockstbOok Sun
day containing $3.50 in cash and
checks. The finder will be literally re-
warded.
Have 100. acre farm in Rock county
Nebraska, entirely clear, taxes paid, to
exchange for clear Sherman county
lRnd.-M. Robinson.
Have a purchaser for five quarter
sections of clear Sherman county land
Must be cheap for cash. Come in and
see me.-M. Robinson.
Dog tax, poll tax and the last half Of
the county taxes always fall on about
this season of the year. Goodland
humanity is therefore broke.
The Swarts meat wagon team raE
away Monday, breaking the wagon and
harness considerably. Ed Halstead
the driver, was thrown out but moi
seriously hurt.
HOyt Andrews has constructed {
''fraid hole" at the rear Of his building
and will do less trembling hereafter
when the deadly funnel-shaped clouds
put in an appearance.
NOrth-enders are wondering where
E, J. Scott will locate the postofict
when Postmaster Walkers time il
out. "Will it 90 south?" is the all alb
sorbing question of the hour.
You have noticed that it is easy t.
meet prices after a pattern. We Sc
the pattern with lowest prices. Yor
are always protected in every line o
goods with US. One Price, the Wizard
John Book don't let difficulties dis
courage him. Last week his store wa
raided Of its stock of knives, and no.
he has sprung a new show case wit
about double the amount of knives b
formerly carried.
The pension examining board cor
sisting Of Drs. Smith, Shelly and Gil
lett met Wednesday and organized b
electing Dr.. Smith president. Sewers
applicants we're examined for an il
crease Of pension.