The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-10-22


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This issue completes another volume
of the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN. II you
have not paid for the paper and have
dollar and half to spare our cashier
would be pleased to receive it from you.
Mrs. McCauley and daughter, of
Cynthiana. Kentucky, mother and sister
of Mr.. Owen Holt. are in the city on
visit. They are the guests of Mrs. NJ.
f. Durand. sisser-in-law of Mrs. Nc
Cauiey.
The republicans held rousing
meeting in Wheatland township Monday
night. Over fifty voters were present
and much interest was taken in the
meeting. Tomorrow night the boys
will speak at the Soldiers Home.
On recent trip TO Dodge City,
through the south part of the county. we
saw many old fields that for years have
not been cultivated that have this fall
been sOwn to wheat. The late sowing of
fall wheat is looking fine.-fetmore Rez'-
ellie.
Frank Warning. of Pittsburg. Pa, ar
rived in the city on Thursday last and
spent the week visiting his parents. Mr..
Warning is civil engineer on the Penn
sylvania lines of railroad west of Pitts
burg. He expects to return east to-mor-
row.
The probate judge and associate eX-
aminers. James f. Zerbe, Of Dodge City,
and f. S. Howell. of Bucklin, have just
completed the examination of the county
treasury and. as usual. find the funds on
hand and all accounts balanced exactly
to cent.
Our old tOwnsman. f. II. BOrtOn,
has received the nomination on the re-
publican ticket for county attorney Of
Hodgeman county. E. II. is a brilliant
young man and Will serve the people of
Hodgeman county we'll if they honor
him with this position.
-MARRIED-Sunday, October 5th, at
Coolidge, Miss Lille Briggs. of this
place, to Henry Derigo, of Dodge City.
The happy couple departed for Dodge
were Henry has a nice home prepared
for him and his bride. May they live
long and die rich.-Coolidge Bulletin.
&C. NJ. Beeson sold 1S3 calves last
Saturday to Rankin & Kline. of Utica.
Ness county. for which he got 1926 per
head. Mr.. Beeson will 60 to Kansas
City in few days. and on his return
will remove the remainder of his stock
from the Strip to pasture in Kansas adj
joining the Neutral Strip.
The advertisement, prince of
Peace" which is running in this paper
has attracted no little attention among
lovers of pure historic literature. To
those who have asked the question we
would say that Rev. w. H. Rose. of this
city, has the agency for the work. who
will be pleased to show you the prospec-
tus and give any other information.
-MARRIED.-Octobe 18th. 1890. the
democratic candidate for the legislature
from Ford county, and the Peoples
Party candidate for Congress from the
9TH district. the very reverend Political
Necessity officiating. The union will
prove unfruitful and a decree of divorce
will be entered by James r. Hallowell
and John l.. Finley on the 4th of No
vember next.
Rev. Henry Fulton. of Jacksonville.
Ohio. was in the city several days the past
week. and on Sunday morning delivered
an able discourse at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Fulton owns quarter Sec
ton of land about eight miles north of
this city which he intends to hold and
improve. He was favorably impressed
with our city and county. The GLOBE
will be a regular visitor at his home.
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