The Globe-republican., 1889-11-06
OPERA, HOUSE!

on the rOaQ.
Seats on sale Saturday at Crumbine &
Stewards drug store.
LOCAL.
The dance given by the band boys
at the rink Friday night was quite well
attended.
&C. J. Stauth, leading republican
of Concord township, was caller at our
sanctum Saturday.
Hon. NJ. w. Sutton has been absent
from the city the major portion of the
week on legal business.
First snow of the season Thursday,
October 3lst. Master Charley Heinz was
the first boy to the front with sled.
F. B. York, of st. Louis, head Of
the York-Draper Mercantile Company,
of this city, was here during the week.
Rain, snow, slush, and last but not
least mud, have been particularly MOTTO
able to the pedestrian for the past week.
Capt. j. B. Rowley, the genial cor
respondent of the Kansas City Journal,
loafed at this office between trains Thurs
day.
&C. NJ. Beeson sold bunch of twen-
ty-eight head of choice steers this week
to feeder near Salina, realizing good
profit.
&C. M. Beeson left for his ranch in
the Cherokee Strip yesterday, to super
intend the fall roundup, and cut out
such beeves as are in shape for shipment.
10 make good newspaper, all that
are interested should help the news
gatherer and editor to the many little
items of interest that are not brought to
the notice of either.
The opera house attractions for this
month are numerous. Two plays week
are booked, and with the local odds and
ends our people will have quite enough
amusement for one month.
Send us or bring to the Office the lit
tie local notices that you would like to
see in print and you will be sure to see
in the newspaper the name of your
friends that are partaking of your hos
pitality.
Now is the time to do your breaking
of new ground. The thorough wetting
the soil has received within the past two
weeks has put the ground in excellent
condition for fall blowing. So keep the
pillow going.
If western Kansas does not produce
an abundant crop next year it will not
be on account of the lack of thorough
saturation of the ground, such as the
late rains gave it. An abundance Of rain
in the fall for this section means prolific
CROPS the following season.
-Messrs. Finlay and Milton, of the
Pioneer Loan and Trust Company, re-
turned home from their trip to Pueblo
and Denver, Colorado, Friday morning,
well satisfied with their trip and the in
yestigations they made with view of
extending the business of the company
to the cities named.
What blessing was the drifting
snow and the bitter cold north wind
Thursday night. It was All Hollow'een
night, and the small boy whose mind is
ever bent on mischief, sought comfort at
the family fireside, rather than rejoicing
at seeing sign boards, loose gates, and
what not, dancing to his music.
-Theo. VosBurgh. of Ford, manager
of the California Washing Fluid Com
pany, was here on business Saturday,
and left an order for work at the leading
printing house. The California washing
fluid is fast gaining reputation as one
of the leading articles on the market.
r. NJ. Wright & Co. are sole agents for
this fluid.
Mr.. A. H. Mess, who recently locat-
ed in Springfield, has prospered greatly.
He began business here single-handed
and alone. Now he has a partner who
tips the beam at eleven pounds. Doubt
less the populace will soon read the sign,
Mess & Son, over the front door of the
Little Buffalo shoe store.-Springield,
Olinois,) State Journal.
Hereafter the price Of subscription
to the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN will be 41.5O
for one year, seventy cents for six
months and fifty cents for four months.
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