Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-16

THE BARTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. :.
WILL e. STOKE, Sc
Hditor and Proprietor, oil
(Ofhce in Opera Block)
GREAT BEND, KANSAS
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LOCAL NEWS. tb
There little party,
And its g. o. p,
And it nominated Harrison and Nor ton be
But this party is not hearty. az
1t is branded now II. G. 90,
Its eventual collapse IS Mighty Sartin D." =
See change in St. Louis store adj
vertistment. T.
John Blackwell was in the Bend ar
over Sunday. b
our streets Tuesday.
The city council will meet again nc
next Monday evening. '"
Buckeye" again shows up with wi
few choice Clarence items.
Heiko Feldcamp has something to WI
say to our readers this week. gl
Will Osmond made trip to King he
man this week, on legal business.
w. B. Robey and wife, of Larned, NJ
were guests of the Morrison Monday. pr
T. Q. Cole spent the first two days OF
this week on business trip to Kansas WI
City.
Mrs. Ezra Davis and daughter, left n
for a visit in the east, Wednesday in
morning. ID
Just q little more rain, and the '''
ground will be in good shape for fall
planting. ba
What magnificent crop of weeds II
are being raised on the vacant lots in 81
and around the city! Ga
Mrs. Tom. Stone returned, last week,
from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
DuMont, in Arkansas. tn
Jas. A. BROKER has bought Leon M
ard Robbens place, southwest part of he
town, and moved into it. fo,
Two companies of MALTA only are
now retained in Stevens county; one at -
HugOton and one at WOodsdale. n,
J. A. Pritchard, engineer at the tn
waterworks, has been quite sick for A
some time, but is now improving. sP
There was break in one of the
water mains Wednesday morning, he
near the residence of j. ". Brown. wi
of
Sheriff Wilson attended the meet th
ing of the state democratic central be
committee at Topeka, Tuesday of this
week.
G. F. Difenbacher attended u.
meeting of the democratic central wi
committee, at Topeka, Tuesday of 90
this week. 6,
The council, Monday night, recon-
sidered the action taken to make the @,
school levy mills, and confirmed it OF
at 10 mills. a.
Heiko Feldkamp has opened bak- W.
cry and restaurant in the Galnsford re
building, where he will be glad to see
all his friends.
Larned nau announcer Hre Monudy NJ
night. Great loss of property was I'll
averted by the prompt action of the I'll
local fire company. he
The hot wind of Tuesday must have re
tied knot in the ''snake editor" as
he did not wind his Shiny course
through the columns of the Organ. w
The Rev A. NJ. Richardson, of IL,
Lawrence, addressed medium sized tn
audience at G. A. r. hall Tuesday es
night, on the prohibition question. so
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A number of foreign steppers are
now being kept in this city and
trained cn our race track. A good, CT
mile track will draw good horses. a'
While at Sterling Tuesday We editor 81 81
was placed under obligations to DIR. d,
Trueheart for careful medical attend h,
ance in an attack of cholera mOrbus. n,
&. +. Culver's new residence, in
the west part of the city, is assuming tt
shape and gives promise of being one o.
Of the finest in the city, when COM u
pleted. is
Now let some eastern capitalist put -
up salt refinery here. We have the u
finest article, in endless quantity, and .