The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-21
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See Whites prices on FLOUR.
Henry Laubsugh, who lives over in
Kansas, WAS in town trading last
Tuesday.
Four civil suits we're disposed OF in
the Justices court on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Sheriff Mex enzie was in Holly Tues
day, summoning jurors for the fall
term Of court.
Any one wishing to trade a fresh COW
for hogs can get bargain by calliag at
the Chieftain Office.
| G. B. Stewart, editor of the Granada
Times, came down Saturday to see that
the Granada boys got fair play in the
ball game.
WANTED-A good girl TO do general
house work, Apply at the ChieftsIn
office.
SEE WHITE for best lubricating
castor oil at 80 cents per gallon, three
gallons for 81.
Hons. G. G. Goodale and g. A. Wat
son were in town Tuesday, both hav-
ing cases in the justice court.
Before purchasing your fall, goods
call and examine McPherson's stock.
Prices to suit the times. No trouble to
show goods.
Several farmers were in town Wed.
nesday, getting their plows put in
shape preparatory to farming after the
wet weather,
George Hollis has inciosed the space
between his two coal houses, and he
now has room, TO correspond with his
increasing bus. ness.
Louis GhaliIn brouah..in big wa.
gon load of rutabsga turnips tuesday
which were the largest that has teen
seen in this section.
]. McMurtry is over in western
Kansas tslsing of the beauties of farm
ing under !rrlsation,. to The inhabitants
OF that short grass region
SEE WHITE ior trunks, yalises and
telescopes.
This vicinity received. aheavy fall OF
rain and snow Tuesday night and
Wednesday. which will be a great help
to those farmers who are. putting ou,
larve cropk of fa H. what
Butter sold In Holly this week at
thirty cents 3 pound. 1t looks as il
that price would induce the numerous
cattle owners in this vicinity to com
mence milking and making butter.
G. l.. Mcpherson, having just opened
up large and we'll selected stock of
dry goods aud notions. would cordially
invite the public to call and examine
the same.
A magic lantern fiend Was in town
Saturday, but meeting with Q cool re-
ception from those who had charge of
the buildings where such entertain
ments could be held. he wended his
way eastward.
J. B. Trailer. democrats candidate
for repI Iesentative, was la town Tues.
day interviewing the democrats. Mr.,
Traxler Is thoroughly conversant with
the needs Of This district and will be
able to do much for it's interests should
he be elected.
Ed. Sewell and W. A. Hornbeck,. of
Coolidge, and G. S. French, of Holly,
have taken advantage of our "Three
papers for Sl.50" offer. We cant see
why at least fifty others have not done
the same, 1t is certainly the best of.
fer ever made to the reading public.
SEE WHITE for the famous Jumbo
Pants" Every pair warranted not to
rip. You ought to see the 'Jambo
Pants" at$l.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
job done. All work guaranteed.
j. B. Harden is helping to get out
the Chieftain. Jim 10 a first class
printer, but accidents will happen in
the best regulated Newspaper Offices,
aud If any one had happened around
at particular hour Monday morning,
just after Jim had pied several sticks
Of type, they would have heard Ian
gusge that does not appss, In ordinary
county newspapers.
The registration board for this pre-
cinct, consisting of E. K. Brown, w. G..
McCurry and W. ". Reynolds, met IN
Holly Tuesday, and registered the
voters. The next registr alton day will
be next Tuesday, and the last opportu-
nifty for registering will be on Monday
preceding the election. No person will
be allowed to vote unless his or her
nsme Is properly registered, and
everyone should take especial pains 10
see that their name IL on the books.