The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-04-30

Geo. b. Cox has been under the
weather for week. bat 10 about able "a
/ get around again.
Mis- Nina Sheldon returned home
yesterday afternoon from visit to
friends at Cimarron.
In the military step for the Trade Carni-
val. Capt. juneau. tactician.
William J. Davies, Of SaliDa, Is ILL
ing the position of agent at the Wells
Fargo express Office during the absence
of j. n. Kilburn.
DEWIrT's SARsAPAR1LLA will renew
and purify the blood. eradicate disease,
and make digestion easy. We sell it at
the Palace Drug Store. Ay
We are in receipt of the Wichita
Falls (rexas,) 7imes, neat folio pub
iisbed by Tri,nble and Brooks. Mr..
Trimble was at one time employed on
the Democrat In this city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the church
four O'Clock Thursday afternoon. By
order Of president. MRS. j. s. RUSH,
Secretary.
DIR. C. D. Voorhees,, who has been
the business manager of the Palace
Drug Company. left with his family for
his former home 10 Pennsylvania last
night. He goes there to take charge of
the business affairs of his father who
lately died.
III. C. Baker will enter the pOstoffice
the first of May to assist Postmaster
Deardoh for the next six weeks, during
the absence of Miss Bessie Whitelaw, who
will leave in few days for an extended
visit with friends and relatives ut Hutch
inson and Medicine Lodge.
Some merchants" are complaining
that the Bee Hive Grocery sells below
cost; expect some of them actually think
so. But such is not the case. We buy
our goods direct from the east, discount
our own bills and propose to give the
people the benefit. Come and see us.
I vlyti nd nd
Has been dehorned. About six years
old; strayed from Stark's town herd in
Dodge City on Saturday, April 10Th. A
reward will be paid for information
about her by calling at the Bee Hive
Store in Dodge City.
Mr.. Berton Ridenonr, Of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting with his uncle J.
L., and Charles Ridenour, northwest of
this city. He expects to stay about two
months. Mr.. Ridenour is correspondent
for the Washington Star and Post, writ
ing over the nom de fixme of ''Louis B.
Ribera.''
Fred Hallett, proprietor of the ten
cent bargain store, has just received from
New York large invoice of choice
goods, consisting of glassware, china
ware, tinware, hosiery, underwear, hats,
ETC., which he promises to sell at very
low prices. Store on Chestnut street,
Central block.
"A. J. Sinclair, Of Kansas City, has
just arrived in the city and has accepted
a permanent position with p. H. Young,
the jeweler. Mr.. Sinclair comes highly
recommended as a first-class workman.
Mr.. Young's business has increased to
such proportions that he could no longer
attend to it himself.
Henry Koch and family, former res
idents Of this city, have returned. Henry
has been absent about three years, dur
ing which time he Travelled in nearly
every state and territory in the west, and
has now come to the sensible conclusion
that Dodge City Is good enough for him,
and therefore has come back to stay.
We are informed by Mr.. c. w. Will
lett, of the firm of r. w. Evans & Co.,
that w. n. Locke is now at Galveston,
Texas, In the interests Of their firm. His
mission Is to purchase and send a ship
load of corn to New York City. This
will be the first ship load Of corn ever
sent from the Galveston port, and since
it is merely an experiment on the part of
Evans & Co., we feel much interest as to
the result of their adventure.
The Peak Sisters appeared before .
good sized and very appreciative audi
ence at the NJ. E. church last night.
Although the company is one of the old
est on the road, the entertainment was
new and original, and the company Is