The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

| See B. Z. Brown for insurance.
Houses for sale BY the park Febru-
ary u.
If you want to buy coal, flour or feed
see Teagarden & Adams.
Canon City and Lennox coal for sale
by Tesgsrden 4 Adams.
H H. Auer has just received a car of
HOfman's famous .. P. -four.
Five Thousand bushels corn wanted,
cash or trade.-C. NJ. Millisack.
Leave your orders for coal, -four and
feed with Teagarden & Adams.
a. baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webb Sunday.
The White property west Of the park
will be sold at auction February u.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit yOu.-The Wizard.
Call at my Office and see my list of
lands for rent. 7. P. LEONARD.
Warrants-We want county, school
and township Bsrrauts.-C.M.M illisack.
Saturday, February u, White prop
erty BY the park will be sold at auction.
DR.. BrownReld didn't stay long in
in GOOdland. GOodland is a ahigh
license" town.-Colby Tribune.
want % clear quarter sections of
Sherman county land between now and
February I, 1898; cash-must be cheap.
M. Robinson.
The GOOdlsnd City bank viii pay you
the cash for school, township, city and
county warrants. Drafts and checks
cashed without exchange.
The best terms for county, school,
township and other warrants IN cash
or trade. Approved checks and drafts
cashed. c. II. MmLIsACK-
The Denver Fine Art company de-
livered 100 enlarged pictures in Good
land last week. There was general sat
Isfsction with the work and the can
vasser will make the town again in
about six weeks.
Master Willis, grandson Of DR.. Far
row, sang "a Hot Time" and "Al
Coous Look Alike to Ne" to TEE Re
PUBLIC force Friday. H a dandy and
it is no wonder that his grandpa is
proud Of him.
At the national stock growers con-
ventiOn ct Denver yesterday three
thousand lOaves Of bread and four
hundred kegs Of beer we're on tap. It
is probable that less bread and more
beer would have suited better.
NJ V. Turner vas thrown out Of a
farm wagon Saturday, the wheels pass
ing over him breaking a rib and other
wise injuring him quite seriously. He
was on his way out to his claim south
west Of town when the accident hap
pened.
Mrs. Henry Robidoux Of Topland
was brought to GOodland last week for
medical treatment. She is suffering
from an sbscess Of the pleural cavity.
Mr.. RObidOux is also down with bad
case Of hemorrhoids. They are both
domicilled at Mr.. Bainbridge's home.
Prof. ". S. Coleman OF GOodland
visited his parents Saturday and Sun
day. This Office acknowledges a friend
~ call. Prof. Bundy will deliver his
lecture, on education, at GoOdland in
! in the near future. VIII Brewington
took load Of eggs to GOodland Mon
day for ]. N. Sampson and brought
back load OF salt.-St. Francis Eagle.
Billy Ennis is smoking good Bryan
cigars this week. During the late pres
idential campaign, Tom Collier, for
merly an engineer on the Rack Island
ct this place, but now Of Las Vegas,
n. NJ, waRered q box Of cigars with
Billy on the election. Mr.. Ennis re-
ceiEed the cigars from Tom Monday.
/ They were made in Albuquerque, n. NJ,
and Collier put the following note in
with the cigars: these cigars are from
laBryan man. made IN a Bryan state, and
by Bryan men. Hurrah for BryanlH
It would apPesr from this that Toms
ardor vas not cooled Whit by defeat
and tbs loss Of the WsEsr- That's the
ny VITA then al.