The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-01-01

Hen fruit is scarce and prices range (
high. for l.
The wind storm of Saturday was a Il
bowling success. SchO'
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All kinds of live stock appears to be (to-n
advancing in price.
j. w. Gilbert and family spent farcis
Christmas at Speareville. love
R. NJ. Wright took Sunday after "r'S!
Moons train for the capital. ~
DIR. G. W. Milton is down from Col ,ei'
orado on visit to his family. "1'
ID. NJ. Frost came down last evening
to wish us Happy New Year.
H. NJ. Clark. of Speareville, was your
visitor at the Metropolis during the subsc
week.
Miss Anna Bradshaw. of Bucklin, Offici.
was visiting with friends in the city this spect
week. far.
did n
Remember the social to he given at
the Presbyterian church next Wednesday "
evening. Mr..
York
Inc market ior soou HORSES anu "'"'es suffer
is quite satisfactory for the horse and o-., :
mule raiser. o,,,.,
The fOur-horse bus team INDUCED N
in a little runaway Christmas day. No party
damage done. assen
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h;s dest ssver., d.vs this we.k IN .c- ing p
count of illness.
Inc po"it'1 i"u"s''S " 'no peop'o day.
ou '"o p'"'"s Is u uo s"'"'' ''"0" grade
is worth looking after. Mrs
Trains over the Rock Island extern ing. g
sion will begin running into the city IN "
with the first of the year. a'en'
the S
Let our farmers TO man see to it taugt
that they raise and fatten their own pork
and beef during the next year. Il
be op
Mt Eu' oio"eh' u nine'ey' was calls
slsiu"S "ason VIM P'''ooA VI O0use We "
City's hospitality Friday evening. old :,
Miss Iue,,a Rapl;, returned homo denct
from Pueblo. Colorado. last week TO talk G
spend the HOLIDAYS with her parents. trary
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&C. NJ. Makepeace, a former citizen
and cowboy" came up from Oklahoma f
Wednesday to pay short visit to friends. news
futur
F. A. Dunn. of Garden City, was M. 7;
,essee'o' "' tno De"hou'co o".'iua! throu
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city. s,oto
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Girl wanted to do general bonse- city.
work in q small, family Enou;re of Mrs dictiC
n W Mofitt corner avenue A and Oak lines
streets With
other
Capt. w. II. Stricken is expected
home from Washington, D. c., in a few Il
days where he has been for some time on Sons
important business. CRANE
,,,:oo, a., St.. atten
byterian church will give free social $500
at the church next Wednesday evening,
January Sth. A cordial invitation is ex- -
tended to all. Lunch will be served.
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Mr.. J d. Bush is assisting Postmas- GAN
ter Deardoff during the absence of his Anne
deputy, Miss Bessie Whitelaw. who is at MAKE
Hutchinson on visit to friends and re- "'ah!
latives. She will be absent three or four
weeks.
Mr.. COnger. a horse dealer and He;
breeder of Greeley, Delaware Co.. Iowa, The
is stopping in town for a few days with of W
two car loads of fine stations en- route to D.
California, resting his stock at Bells Ford
stables. He has nine thoroughbred g,eSt
Cleveland Bays and English Shire, all MI,
imported by him from England this .. =;
summer. and they are noble specimens
of the horse race. They represent indi- 49,.
vidual values ranging from 1900 to 1000 s..s
dollars.
No
With this issue we bid adieu to 1889, ter.
and welcome the new year of 1890. We Mr.
are thankful to the Omnipotent for all ed to
gifts bestowed, also thankful to our the b.
friends and patrons for their liberal sup TIL,
port. The GLOBE-REPUBLICAN is and