The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-11
Try a sack Of George Hollis bes,

Don't faTi to take advantage Of
our liberal discount to cash buyers.
c. l.. hCPHERsoy.
Two loads Of merchandise were
brought down by Messrs. Bryce and
Rockwell, for S. j. White, ahis
week.
Don't forget the Cantaloupe
Growers meeting tomorrow. There
is important business TO be tran
sacted.
If You like to haYe good bread
get a sack of George Hollis' best
four. Guaranteed TO give salts
faction.
Miss Julia Potter, of Syracuse,
will be at the Holly House in Holly,
with spring mi!linery, March l6, II
and 18th.
Mrs. S. Harden is maintaining her
well earned reputation for raising
carly chicles as. She had brood Of
thirteen little chicks hatch out dur.
ing the week.
Free catalogue Of fresh KANSAS
SEEDS nov ready. Send for one to
Kansas Seed House.
r. BARrELDEs * Co.,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Can it be possible? We'll, if you
don't believe 1t, Just call at McPher-
sons and you will get 10 per cent off
of every dollars worth of Fall and
Winter goods you purchase for
cash.
Quite number of strangers have
come here from various parts of the
county recently, for the purpose of
obtaining employment, and we have
not yet heard of one falling to find
job.
August Monson. of Iowa, who
purchased a quarter section of land
northwest of town last fall, is now
located upon his new farm and is
busily engaged in preparing for
spring crops.
|. g. and G.. NJ. Hammer, of
Stewart, visited this section last
Tuesday and purchased farm three
miles north Of town. The former
will take up his residence there i'm.
media,ely and put out crop He
says he is going to raise some can
taloupes too.
The Santa Fe street res taurant was
taken charge of on Monday, by b.
p. Greenlee and George Wilson,
who purchased s. w. Perkins IN.
terest in the business. The boys be-
ing we'll and favorably known to all
our cltizens will. We hope, onjoy a
good patronage.
We print each week a number of
extra copies of the CnIEPfAIN, and
if any subscriber who desires to
send sample copies to their friends
IN the east will give us the address,
the same will be mailed free of
charge. We urge every subscriber
TO send in few addresses.
We call the especial attention of
all our readers interested in tree
planting and fruit culture to the TN
usually liberal offer OF the Arkansas
Valley Nurseries of Sedgwick, Kan
sas, which will he found elsewhere
in this issue. They are reliable
people and make this special offer
only to introduce their stock in this
vicinity. Orders should he sent
them without delay.
| A. l.. johnson, of Tribune, made
two trips to Holly this week. He
sold his residence house to Judge
Plat Rogers, of Denver, and it was
removed to the latter's farm north
west of town, last Saturday. Mr..
Johnson will move another house on
his ten acre tract next week, and
will probably take up his residence
thereon in short time.
A. j. Wharton, one of the early
pioneers of Greeley county, Kansas,
but now successful mine operator
in the Cripple Creek district, has
been in town during the past week.
selling stock in tho Stock Growers
Gold mining company, which COM
pany are now developing group of
new mines near Gillett. This valu.
able group is being worked with
vigoI, which work consists of the
running oe tunnel. The group is
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