The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-09-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL
See the Wizard every day.
See B. F. Brown for insurance

See B. r. Brown for insurance
4 $4,000 brick for sale. M1uL1sAoK-
The BurweH houses for sale. B. F
Brown
Burlington -four for sale by ". & "
s. Coleman.
/ G.E Bear, Of Kansas City, Kan, was
in town Monday.
The high school began Monday with
a good attendance.
Sharp house for sale. Price 800.
See B. F. Brown.
Al Neubauer was over from st.
Francis Wednesday.
Travelling men RuhI and Page were in
town the fore part Of the week.
Anyone wanting Vaccim for black
leg can procure it from Conner.
J.R- Eicher lost his valuable stallion
Friday, with spasmOdic cholic.
Orders taken for all kinds of read
ing matter at Bryan & Walkers.
If you want to sell your land write to
Thos. P. Leonard, GoOdland, Kan.
A new line of cigars and candies at
the news depot, Warren jewelry store.
John Hartzler, brother Of Sol Hartz-
Ter, is here visiting friends andrelatives
in the county.
Robert HartIy, formerly residing in
this county, came in from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Buy Thomson & Taylor Gas Roasted
Cofees, the best in the world, for sale by
Dawson Bros. & Co.
E. Thorson and J. W. Klauer re-
turned from the Omaha Exposition
Tuesday morning.
Rsv. Woodward and niece, Miss Null
nix, came back from their trip to the
mountains last Friday.
Don't forget to try our prize drawing
every day. You may get something
valuable, at Bryan & Walkers
Frank Robson was up to Goodland
from Cuba, Kansas, Saturday night
and viii stay a couple Of days.
Miss FIoza Liston was visiting friends
in this City Saturday. She returned
to her home in Beatrice, Sunday.
William Fortmeyer, Of Grant town
ship threshed 1865 bushels OF barley
from 20 acres, or about So bushels per
acre.
News comes from Topeka that Rev.
Gray and wife lost their little girl baby
which was buried the latter part of
last week
Farmers wishing to buy coal for
threshing purposes can save money by
seeing c. ". CheIf & Co. before buying
elsewhere.
Q. z. Weber has moved into his resi-
dence, which has been thoroughly re-
paired and put in shape, plastered,
painted, etc.
Rev. R. H. Harper Of Ellis, Kansas,
is is here this week. He is a Congre-
gationaI minister and may be employ
ed by the church here.
Clarence Armstrong, of st. Francis,
Kan, Spent Sunday in GoOdland on
his way back from Abingdon, Ill,
where he has been making an extended /
visit.
J. \. Ffke and Tom McCue we're in /
Saturday. Fike was looking
for stock for sale, and McCue was. on
for the Foster Lumber Com !
pany.
Farms, ranches and lands of all kinds |
for sale, including some fine bottom
lands suitable for alfalfa and upland |
for wheat. Come and see me or write. !
ThOs. P. Leonard, GoOdland, Kan.
AZ Graham, of Colorado Springs,
is the new timer in George Hess
store. Two of his children /
came on Saturday morning and the
rest Of the family will move here soon.
J. F. Cook, formerly of this county, /
but now Of SkidmOre, No, was IN town
the last Of the week. He owns the
of %, $40, and was here to
see his land.
Billiards. Snow Eminent. There is no /
Dali IL MAAl nOb relieve III oMC4AAAE ~ N
will not subd1e, no wound it will not
heal, it viii cure frost bites, chiblains /
and corns. % & SOC. William Ennis.
The County Central Committee Of /
the populist party met Saturday in the /
office of Judge Kent and. arranged for
the county convention On Saturday, |
1st. See the call elsewhere.
Billiards. Snow liniment viii cure /
lame back, sore throat, wounds, sprains,
bruises, cuts, old sores, ladies it viii 4
cure your backache. . & SOC.
William Ennis.
Married, Sam Bragg, to Miss Nettie /
Wood, both Of GoOdIand, September l,
1898, Rev. Elliott officiating John /
Await, to Miss Reta Hull, September
3, 1898, both Of Brewster, Kan, Judge /
Kent officiating -TiltOn Nye, Of
Kan, to Miss Sarah Corley. of [
5oodIand, Kan, Sebtember s, 1898.
Judge Kent officiating
L NJ Hayes, of LewistOwn, Ill, was
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