Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-06-13

LOCAL NEWS.
Butter and eggs wanted at Ewait
& Co.'S.
That correspondent from Claflin has
not shown up yet.
Ewalt & Co. keep the finest line Of
candies in town.
Travel will be light over the rail.
roads until after harvest.
Ewalt & Co. keep the newest and
hest groceries in the market.
Ladies should call at Mrs. II. d.
Hahn's for new millinery.
Go to Ewalt & Go. for graham and
oatmeal CRACKERS fancy cakes, etc.
Court will probably adjourn Satur-
day until the first week in August.
Ewalt d Co. sell canned goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
Pawnee Rock will have no cele-
bration on the 4th Of July this year.
The County Normal opened Monday
with some seventy teachers in attend.
ance.
Ewalt & Co. give a rebate of 5 per
cent. on all bills of IS or over sold tor
cash.
Two men named HORNE were jagged
Saturday night for being drunk and
>disorderly.
Get prices at Ewalt & Co.'S. before
buying your harvest goods, they will
save you money.
Meetings by the Christian church
are being continued this week at the
Grand Army hall.
Another game of ball between the
fire company and the lawyers is talked
of for next Monday.
Before many years sugar will be in
Kansas what it is now in Louisiana
one of the chief industries.
People learn wisdom from expert
ence. A man never wakes up his
second baby to see it laugh.
Millinery and dress making-every-
thing new and up to date-Harper's
old stand, Mrs. 81. d. Hahn.
Quite pleasant social party was
enjoyed at the home of County Treas
urer Krause Monday evening.
A Sunday school picnic was enjoyed
by many of our people yesterday
afternoon, at the Winstead grove, west
of town.
The new session laws have been re-
ceived by County Clerk Jones, and
are ready for distribution to those en-
titled to them.
WANTED.-A situation during the
summer months by young lady.
Office work preferred. Address A, care
of this Office. 8-m.
"Read our three cent column,
says a republican exchange. IF the
editorial column is referred to the price
is entirely too steep.
Mrs. Hattie Balm now has a COM
plete lawn tennis set and the long
evenings now are just right for that
sxhilerating amusement.
The county Normal institute opened
Monday at che G. N. c., and will
continue four weeks. Every teacher
in the county should attend.
Tickets for the fremens' ball, on
the uight of July 4th, can be purchased
from any member of the company, or
at e. A. Hooper's drug store.
"shag" shaughnessy hobs up again
as editor of another newspaper. This
time he holds passes in the name of
the Malta Bend, Mo-, Mascot.
The students of the Central Normal
college are missed. They have scat
tered to the four corners of the Gem
pass. some never to return again.
For SALE.-A large work horse;
fat and in good condition; ready to go
onto header, or any heavy work.
Apply to D. &. Luce, Great Bend.
Old wheat is rolling into town every
day in such quantities as to make one
think it was a slight mistake about
there being partial crop failure in
1888.
There never was freckle so small
on one woman's nose, but what some
other woman could see it just as plain
as an ink spot ON q white handker.
chief.
Will Glenn came down from
Farnsworth, Lane county, last week