Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-09-04

pupilA u. 81 Holder and Mrs. l..
re tie teacbsfs.
d. c. L.se, the eoarsing man, i
u Dsnvsr ths week, and is reported
- haviasa large attendance at his
care ~ 'osDds' exhibition.
Joe Esalt has engaged with St
Louis Gesr hose, and goes on the
road TIN month. He will travel in !
western and central Kansas.
Will vhiskey and water mix'
CHS question . respectfully referred
70 Bro. Careway. Who ought to be
good authority o. that .nbject.)
Grain coming into market from the |
spring vheat countries has caused the
price Of wheat to drop = few cents,
but il i bound to come up again.
Through an oversight of our print
ers, some Of the DEMOCRATS of this
week. isue are dated august %"
instead OF Sept. 4, as they should be.
Peter Brock was in, from Olmitz,
Tuesday. He reports business rather
quiet there nov; since wheat has drop.
ped in price there y very little being
shipped.
DO The alliance men who attended
the republican committee meeting last
Saturday represent the republicans in
the alliance? IF not who do they
represent
". Bolinger brought in some
samp1ss II corn raised on his place
south Of the river this year. which is
% nice corn as has been raised any
where any year.
The bass of Threshing machines is
heard in every quarter, and from all
present Indications they are knocking
out dollar wheat every day, if the
grain Is held q while.
j. G. Slentz, seven miles south and
tho east of Great Bend, will have 4
public sale of stock and farm imple-
ments on Sept. H., one week from
today. See his sale bills.
The republican central committee,
at its meeting Saturday, decided to
call county convention to be held
Saturday, Sept. p. The township
primaries are to be held on the Goth.
Our old democratic friend, G.. F..
Adecklem, of near Heizcrton, renewed
on the DEMOCRAT last Saturday. He
also subscribed fo- the alliance paper
says he wants al sides IF the ques-
ton.
Henry Giddens returned Friday
last from Saline county. He says the
farmers up there are in no better
shape than in Barton, though they
have probably little more corn along
tie river bottoms.
Friday evening and all day Satur-
day Of last week, gathering clouds
swept the heavens and now and again
dropped cooling moisture to refresh
the land and hustle the farmers with
their fall planting.
The Hassler sisters, who returned
last week from q trip through the
counties east of US, gave musical and
Evolutionary entertainment in the M
E. churbh last night that was q trea
to all who attended.
D. c. Luse returned Monday from
Colombo, where he held several inter
esting coursing meetings. He reports
that there are lots Of Colorado mel
who will be here With their dogs durinl
the October coursing.
A party Of six gentlemen from Kan
sas City are camping four miles soutl
of Albert, and hunting. They hav
thirteen dogs with them. Some of tn
Great Bend sportsmen went out an
visited them Saturday.
james Clay ton, Of this city, left Sat
urday evening for Wichita, where b
is drawn on the grand jury. He said
when starting, that be would atten
the 'sesubmission republican, conven
ton there on the 9th"
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