Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-10-24

and q. very agreeable gentleman, =,
Let Us have the sun to shine. again,
Just to see how It seemss:: Ctr friends fife l.
The enemy, arer having great stime
slipping about during these cloudy
days. They work best in the dark.
Calvin Reeder. one of the prosper
Gus farmers of Clarence township,
the Stoke kids with pop corn
to last them the entire winter, for
which he has the thanks of pate5am.
;lias.
Lou Rowell lett, Monday morning,
for Stamford, Conn.,, to purchase
blooded horses for his stock farm in
this county. He will visit old friends
in western New York during his alb
sence.
E. F. Hassler says the man who
borrowed his step-ladder can return it
now almost any time. Mr.. Hassler
thinks hint to the wise is better than
calling in the assistance of an officer
of the law.
Whenever we have extra copies of
the DEMOCRAT on hands we send them
out as sample copies. If you receive
q sample copy and like the paper,
don't be backward about calling in
and subscribing.
Mr.. HaIste, brother-in-law of Fred
of the south side, is here
from Minnesota. He will probably
remain during the winter, as he is
greatly pleased with Barton county
and her people.
j. B. Prose, teaching the school in
district 80. took his entire school on
visit to the Heizerton creamery on the
10th inst. The scholars were greatly
pleased. They drove over in wagons,
md made an afternoon of it.
There will be Episcopal services
next Sunday morning in the German
church, subject, "Jesus re.
ceivlng sinners" Lecture in the
evening, subject: A Hebrew of the
Hebrews. ALI are cordially invited.
One of the republican candidates is
aid to have attempted 10 kiss a baby
out in the country the other night.
but his breath was 80 bad it threw the
Kid into spasms; and the mother now
says the entire family will go demo-
cratic.
The week of rain that has gently
fallen on the just and the unjust has
been a blessing to mankind. The
next great blessing will be food Of
votes that will drop, drop, into the
ballot boxes for the reelection of our
present county officers.
When our scissors stopped from
shear" exhaustion, after clipping the
items from the Ellinwood advocate,
found in this paper, we gave them q
rest by taking up our pencil to write
that the Advocate is now one of the
best local papers in the west.
The 6remens' dance, last Thursday
night. was equal to any former ones
in its success as q social event. The
music was good, the evening pleasant,
and the attendance much better than
was expected considering the wet and
muddy weather.
BEGas CHERRY COUGH SYRUP is
giving splendid satisfaction to the
trade and the sales are positively
marvellous, which can be accounted
for in no other way except that it is
without doubt the best in the market.
Ask for and be sure you get the genu-
inc. We keep it. Shaw and Co.,
Druggists.
When beginning to make arrange
ments for holiday presents, remember
that large. well-fnished photograph,
in handsome frame, is one of the
incest presents you can give. Begin
getting ready now by calling on Hal
laday, opposite the postoffice, and se-
lecting some Of the elegant frames he
has.
A. s. Allen has made q change in
the interior of his drug store. He
talks of swinging sleeping berths in
the spare room around the counters,
for the accommodation Of his friends
who may tarry with him occasionally.
Some one has suggested that he gel
spittoons with straps to them, 70 that
visitors may hang them about Their
necks.