Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-23

DR.. and Mrs. DR.. HottelI. special
lists of catarrh and diseases of the eye,
ear, lungs etc, are located at the
Grand Central hotel. All diseases of
the eye treated seven days free. No
charge for examination.
ORANGE BLossoMs-Mr. A. W.
Strong, of Ellinwood, and Mrs. NJ.
A. Mecum were married in Great
Bend, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1890.
May long life and happiness be theirs,
is the wish of the DEMOCRAT.
There will be a grand rally at
Clafiin On the evening of the 25th,
Saturday of this week. All men of
all parties should lay aside their
prejudices and come cut and hear
the resubmission argument.
The city clerk will keep his office
open until o'clock this evening and
Friday evening, in order that men
who are at work during the day may
register. IF you know Of any voter
who has not registered tell him of
this.
Ask the republican speakers who
were down in Stafford county last
week in the interests of Armstrong
with what success they met. And
after the rousing() meeting at
Sandago, why they did not show up
at Seward?
Miss Jennie McKercher,, James
WINS, Daniel Miller Great Bend;
Godfrey Hartman, Palacky; DIR. M.
L. Daniels, Pawnee Rock, and
Clark Reaugh, Ellinwood, are new
subscribers added to our list since last
weeks issue.
The deed conveying the Uhl &
Carney ranch to Kansas City parties
was filed in the recorders office last
week. The consideration was
$4,000. A large number of cattle
and horses have been shipped from
the ranch recently.
There will be an independent town
ship convention Of tie voters of
Liberty township, held at Dundee on
Monday, Oct 81, at Z p. m, to select
candidates for township officers.
THOMAS LYONS,
Commit.eem
Miss Veda Mcdonald, sister OF
Mrs. w. B. Cornell, came last week
from Pontiac, ILL.,, to visit her sister
and attend the meeting of the Ameri
can Coursing Club this week. Miss
Veda is we'll known by our young
people, and receives a cordial well
come.
Chas Andrea and wife, and
daughter Miss Hattie, favored the
DEMOCRAT office with a call last
Thursday. Mr.. Andrea is one
of the most substantial farmer;
living near Ellidwood, aud one who
makes a success of farming in Barton
county.
M. W. Saul, from Decatur, His, is
in the county on visit to his mother.
Mrs. S. j. Saul, south of the river.
He was formerly resident of Barton
county, from 1874 to 1879, and notices
wonderful Improvement in the last
10 years. He will remain during thi:
week and take in the American Cours,
ing Club meeting.
We venture the guess that there
will be more farmer voters wearing
Jerry Simpson badges at the Princes
meeting Saturday than there will be
Halloweil voters. 1t must be CALLING
for his MISUNDERSTANDING. The
"prince." to address an audience com
posed of solid farmers and laborers
wearing Simpson badges.
w. ". Brandt, of six miles north
west of town, has just completed 6
handsome, thirteen-room residence
one of the best farm houses in Barton
county. We want more such farmers
as Mr.. Brandt, an then every part OF
our county will show the same evil
dences of successful business as cal
be seen in his neighborhood.
Come out on the evening of tn,
30th, at the Grand, and hear TIVE
of the best orators in Kansas, on tn,
leading questions now before the PEG
pie. 1t will do all people good te
listen to first class orators, anc
especially will do you good to hea
what the resubmission speakers have
to say on that evening. You are cor
daily invited.
Monday evening gentle rain Sc
in and continued all that night ane
the next day, completely soaking thu
ground, putting enough moisture ii
it to make the wheat crop an assured
thing next year. providing the winte
is not too hard. As wheat very sci
dom winterkills here. if it has g0os
start in the fall. the prospects art
now exceedingly good for anothel
large crop next year.
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