The Globe-republican., 1889-10-23

Seats on sale at Crumbine q Stewarts
Drug Store.
Prices. 10 and so
LOCAL.
How do you like the change
Here we are again. come in and see
Us.
&C. W. Wadsworth, of Santa Fe. was
a caller at this Office Monday.
The Soldiers Home at Fort Dodge.
is about ready to receive inmates.
Hon. Jesse Taylor, receiver of the
Garden City land office. was in the city
Sunday.
j. B. Light, secretary of the Garden
City Real Estate Exchange, was avisitor
to this city Sunday.
Such glorious rains as we had last
week inspired renewed confidence IN the
farmers of this locality.
Charlotte Thompson at kelly's; Fri
day night Of tbi. week. Tickets on sale
at Crumbine 4 ste~aft's drug store.
The new college building is rapidly
nearing completion, which fact Is hailed
with delight by all parties interested.
Don't fail to register with the city
clerk showing what particular ward in
the city you resided thirty days proceed
ing the election.
e. E. Smith and bride arrived in the
city Friday morning. Their numerous
friends in the city extend to them a
hearty welcome.
Read this number of the GLOBE-RE-
PUBLICAN and if you can subscribe to
our creed we should be pleased to place
you on our subscription list.
Don't annoy your neighbOr every
time you meet him by asking ''what's
the news" but subscribe for the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN and read the news.
Mr.. j. f. Frankey. of the law firm
of Frankey 4 McGarry. left for the state
capital Friday noon. He will visit Den
yer. Colorado. before he returns.
w. +. Coolidge has moved his office
into the room occupied by Mac S. Todd,
and those two gentlemen. will in the fu-
ture do business in the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Rush. of this city.
accompanied by J. E. Rush and wife of
Greenville. Ohio. left for Texas Sunday
morning for a few weeks recreation.
Parties who have subscribed for the
Ford County Republican will receive the
GLOBE-RErUBLICAN instead until the
time FOR which they have paid expires.
Certainly one of the best perform
ances ever given or that ever will be Civ
en- at the Kelly opera house. will be that
of Charlotte Thompson on Friday night
next
The Dodge City Ice Company were
awarded the contract to do the excavat-
ing for the new school house. X. y.
Hutchinson will have charge of the
work.
&c. V. Bartlett. manager of the state
forestry station located two miles east of
the city. has the finest stand of trees of
any station i'm the Union. If you don't
believe this 90 and visit the station.
If you desire to keep abreast with the |
progress made by our county and city you
should subscribe for aud read the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN,. which it is proposed to
make so you will be fully informed.
Mayor X. w. Evans made a tour of |
Colorado and New Mexico. arriving at |
home Thursday. He was absent about |
two weeks, and during that time met
many old time Dodge friends who were !
much pleased to meet him.
Mr.. j. A. Miliigan. a farmer of south |
Fipney county. one of the passengers on |
the wrecked train Friday noon. was
visitor in our city. He got out of the |
wreck with slight scalp wound. and
thinks himself lucky that it was no worse.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
GLOBE-REPUBLICAN. for those who de-
sire to reap the benefit of two and one
half month 5 subscription for the paper.
All parties paying for years subscrip-
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ist, 1881. giving you the paper free from