The Goodland republic., 1897-12-10

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Legal blanks for szle-BRB Brown
If yOu want insurance see Thos. P
! Leonard
II you want q notary see Thos. P
Leonard
If you want deed made see FhOs. P
Leonard.
Fresh eggs Is cents a dozen al
/ Dawson's-
you want to buy farm see ThOs
\ P. Leonard.
If you want to sell farm see ThOs
| P. Leonard.
If you want money order see ThOs
| P Leonard.
a good lodging house would pay well
in Goodland.
There viii he dance at the opera
house TO night
Southern Kansas reported an earth
/ quake last week.
If you want mortgage made see
Thos- P. Leonard.
Maps of this CSherman) county for
sale B F. Brown
Sc th- wizards metropolitan dis
piay in windows aud store.
Curn taken on account at market
price.-G- W. ~Teagsrden.
Two full blooded Poland China pigs
for sale at Dustin's livery barn.
A musicale was given at the Van
Hook residence Saturday evening.
The Goodiand Social club will give a
dance at the opera house tonight.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you--The Wizard.
Warrsnts-We want county, school
and township arrants.-C.M -Millisack.
For Sale-Two ladies' saddles, cheap
P. L LANCASTER.
Two thoroughbred PoIand-China
boar pigs for sale. Enquire of George
Bradley.
A drizzling rain was falling yester-
daY morning, which later in the day
turned to snow.
Six degrees below was the lowest
point the Thermometer registered
during the cold,snap last week.
Dan Dyer. of the Topeka Capital, is
the proud possessor OF g Kondike
nugget that is worth q in cash.
The Rock Island charges $3.50 per
ton freight for all coal coming into
GOodland from Colorado points.
Several inches OF snow fell in east
ern Kansas and Nebraska last week.
Western Kansas escaped everything
but the cold.
Prof Grisen, the optician, will visit
Goodland again in the near future.
Notice will be given in these columns
Of his coming.
Lewis Sohwerdtfeger, who was hurt
some time ago while helping move q
building, is able to be around again
with the aid Of crutches.
TIE REPUBLIC failed last week to
chronicle the fact that baby girl had
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mccormick.
Joe Crockford Of Grant township
brought In on Saturday some corn
that was q prize winner. Joe is a good
farmer and generally raises a big crop.
The W R. c. gave "KIondike" social
in the G. a. r. building Monday night.
A large number Of people were present
and all enjoyed themselves immensely.
The Wilkins & Blodgett barber shop
has been moved into the building for
merly occupied by the News. The
place has been newly papered and
painted and now presents 8 very nice
appearance.
Billy Ennis feels pretty good again
since Otto Auer found that s322 roll.
Billy had laid it down on the wash
stand and forgot it and some papers
being thrown over it prevented the
finding of it for some time.
The Millisaek store, windows and in
terror, was dressed becomingly yester-
day in honor of the holiday opening
and Souvenir Sale. The Wizard is
putting on metropolitan airs and can
we'll be proud Of the display exhibited
yesterday.
James Henry has bought Paul La
nOue's restaurant and will continue
the business at the same old place.
Mr.. Henry comes to our city highly
recommended by the best citizens Of
BelOit, where he formerly lived. He
has the appearance Of an exceptionally
straightforward business man and will
undoubtedly win many friends in Con
cOrdia.-ConcOrdia Blade.
PERSONAL NOTES.