The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-10-22
LOCAL AND oENERAI-
Pumpkin pies are ripe.

Pumpkin pies are ripe.
The fall wheat is growing wsI.
The ehrysauthsmums have the foOr.
Legal blanks for sals.-B. F. Brown.
IF you want insurance see Thos. P.
LsOnsrd.
If you want 8 notary see ThOs. P.
Leonard.
If you want g deed made see ThOs. P.
Leonard.
If you want to buy a farm see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
Il you want TO sell a farm see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
If you want q money order see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
County warrants 50 cents.-GOOd-
land City Bank.
If you want a mortgage made see
ThOs. P. Leonard.
Maps Of this tsherman) county for
sale.-B. F. Brown.
Jack Frost has been il town several
times the past week.
Considerable mud was in evidence
the first Of the week.
Dawson Brothers & Co. got in 3 car
load of apples Monday.
Corn taken on account at market
price.-G. ". Teagarden.
Tuesday was the beginning Of some
Indian Summer weather.
William HOgebOOm and wife return
ed Friday from a visit east.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit yOu.-The Wizard.
Rumors of several weddings soon to
be celebrated are going the rounds.
Considerable fall blowing is being
done and winter wheat being put 10.
Greyhounds and isckrabbits have
been mOnOpolizing the boards this
week.
Mrs Viola Jells is contemplating
starting a restaurant in the town COM
pany's brick.
W.N. Rowe and family, and Nv.
Klsuer and family returned last week
from trip to the mountains.
Dan Dyer Of the Topeka Capital, and
Harry Root of the Topeka State Jour
nal we're in town Wednesday.
The Patten & Mcdowell building.
one Of the oldest landmarks of the
town, is being rapidly torn down.
Rev, NJ. M. StOiz, presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday and Monday evening next.
Considerable snow has fallen west Of
here. At Claremont railroad men re-,
port a snowfall of three inches Sunday.
! W.T. Clayton, Of the northeast part
Of the county, has en- orchard from
which he picked several wagon loads Of
apples this year.
John F. Murray, who several years
ago conducted newspapers at Bird City,
Kan, and at Burlington, Colo, is nov
at Boise City, Idaho, engaged in pub
fishing a populist paper, John used
to be a republican whenin these stamp
ing grounds.
Prairie fires down in central Kansas
have been doing much damage. The
grass in this section is not dry enough
to burn, but there could be no better
time to pillow fire guards and put things
in shape to prevent such an Occurren-
&c on our grazing grounds.
= Friday night a cold, drizzllng rain
, began falling which continued until
) sometime Sunday morning, Saturday
, some snow fell, but rapidly melted.
} This storm will put the ground in good
! shape again for fell blowing, great
: deal of which is being done.
I Owing to the inclemency OF the
D weather the ladies Of the Congrega-
G tiOnal church did not serve lunches OF
3 Saturday as was intended, but post
ponsd the event until Monday. The
! harvest home concert also vas post
{ poned until the coming Sunday.
], A travelling physician is billed to b,
!. at GoOdlsnd on Monday, and advsrtis
: es to cure all the Ills to which man il
}. an heir. These travelling physicians ar
r oftimes capable men, but there are alst
Q falirs among them. The medica
profession is ably represented in Good
q land aad no one need patrOnize othe
!. than home talent in seeking a cur
p. for any malady.
p Reports from all over Kansas are T.
o the effect that KaHr corn has stood th
R drought in fine form, and, where Indial
10 corn failed, yielded we'll. HerstOfoF
an experiment only, 1t 10 likely here
after to become q principal crop in tn
= sHnfOwer state. It is saidthat Britie
syndicate has agreed to purchase Ksa
corn in vsst quantities, and with
9 market and a crop thus assured, theF
is every reason 70 encourage the cult
= walton of ths African esFeaL