The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-07-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
WIN. E. Hood and wife visited at
Topeka this week.
A nice thunder shower visited this
section Friday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. E. McGarry is visiting with
relatives at Hampton, Iowa.
e. R. Garland. of Ingalls,. was doing
business in the city Friday.
One of our ice merchants shipped a
car load of ice to Coolidge this week.
&C. NJ. Turley. editor of the Belle
Plain. Ne.ys. is attending the convention.
w. T. Watson returned yesterday
from visit to friends at Pittsburg. Kan
Sas.
Otto Ziese. the tailor. has been look
ing after his interests in the country this
week.
E. F. Sheldon. of Ness City. is in town
taking in the convention and visiting
with his parents.
Hon. Ralph Easley. editor-in-chief
of the Hutchinson Meas is here. the
guest of J. W. Gilbert.
After our effort last week in behalf
of the Times, that paper comes out and
spells erysipelas '.Eyrecipalus.'
Capt. P. r. Miner. of Johnson City,
came i'm from Topeka yesterday noon.
and will probably stay to see the end of
the fun.
Probate Judge Moffitt has moved his
office back to the court house. where
those having business with him will find
him in the future.
&C. NJ. HOOver's buggy horse became
frightened Friday afternoon and took
lively spin down Chestnut street. Only
slight damage was done to the buggy.
&C. w. Willett came down from Pu-
eblO, Thursday last, as a witness in the
Hardesty Cox-Ly referee case
which was tried by Judge Brown, of
Larned.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Merwin moved
to Dodge City this week where they will
live with their son E. H., who has a po-
sition in the postofiice at that place.
Larned Eayle-Ot
w. y. Locke, of the commission
firm of r. w. Evans 4 Co.. has opened
an office in the rear of the First National
Bank, where he will be located until he
has settled the firms accounts.
There is one medicine that will cure
Immediately. We refer to DEWITT'S
ChOlic and Cholera Cure for all summer
complaints. No delay. no disappOint-
ment, no failure. Sold by the Palace
Drug Co. 24y
Now that all of the smaller cities of
the east have had recount, we would
ask Superintendent Porter to give Dodge
City new count. Our population to-
day would make Dodge about the sixth
city in the state.
The Postal Telegraph Company have
moved their Office to the basement under
the Front street end of the Palace drug
store building. They have just finished
setting up large, powerful, 9OO-cell
battery for the operation of the line.
There are too many boys on our
streets who indulge in the game of shoot
ing craps. Most any evening you can
see them under the electric light on some
side street trying their luck at this game.
Another opportunity for the moral re-
formers.
If any of our farmers or stock raisers
have cleared ground it would pay them
to seed it to corn. We do not believe
that they can raise crop of corn, but
we do believe they will raise plenty of
rich fodder to doubly repay them for
| their labor.
Notwithstanding the continued dry
weather throughout June and the first
half of July, we occasionally come across
man who expects fair crop of corn.
At the best the corn crop will not be half
that Of last season. but the wheat crop
has been the best for many years. which
makes up for all deficiency in the corn
failure.
The Santa Fe has inaugurated new
accommodation for the public which will
be especially appreciated by the COM
mercial men. For several months past
the company's freight trains have been
carving MESSENGERS but the trains did