Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-04-16

IOTHlNG KHOUSE.&
Jas. w. McCauley, trustee of Home
stead township, was in the city Satur-
day, attending the county alliance
quarterly meeting.'
Elegant, select, standard. neat and
all-around first class-the line of
smokers goods and ;obaccos at Will
Ferger's See him.
We havejust received a fresh supply
of Begg's Little Giant Pills. They
give wonderful satisfaction wherever
used. All druggists.
Ike Pritchard, who has been at
Olmitz for some months past, is at
home again. He says the Olmitz mill
is doing a good business.
NOTICE E. L. Hotchkiss' card to
farmers concerning insurance Of crops
against hail storms. The hail storm
season is fast approaching.
E. l.. Hotchkiss, Of this city. will
insure your growing wheat against
damage by hail See his prices, on
the supplement found elsewhere.
O, say! Do you want a new sewing
machine? Don't fail to see the New
Standard, with big. rotary shuttle,
at the Great Bend Implement Cos.
Rev. j. G. Hall performed a marriage
ceremony, Tuesday. for E. w. Ellis of
Larned, and Miss Hattie L. Gilmore,
of Humboldt, Kansas, at the parsoage.
The familiar form of w. r. Cook,
on his chariot of dampness, is a wei
come sight on our streets. 1t pays the
city we'll to have the principal streets
sprinkled.
Of the officers appointed by our
straight republican mayor one is an
ex-rebel soldier. Were there no ex
Union soldiers as applicants for the
position?
Hon. Nj. w. Cobun was caller,
Tuesday last. He is preparing to do
a large amount OF breaking this spring
Wheat he says will be large yield if
no torseen calamity happens it.
John Stoskopf, of near Dubuque,
was in town Monday. He says that
part of the county is booming; wheat
in tip-top shape; farmers buying more
lands, machinery. etc.
Judge P. G. Rowe, of Dubuque,
has since his recent sojourn in Great
Bend on legal business, turned his
attention to the medical profession and
is studying up in that line.
Capt. G. Norton, who has been
spending the winter in the east, was in
town Saturday. He says he never
saw such fine wheat in all his life as
Barton county now shows.
j. G. Weathers last week purchased
the John Riegel 80 acre farm, adjoin-
ing him, in south Liberty town.
ship. Barton county lands are good
investment, and no one knows it better
than our own farmers
T.. NJ. Krause has out bills announc-
ing a sale of horses and cattle, on his
farm one and one half miles northwest
of Albert, on Tuesday next. April
2lst. See bills for list of stock to be
sold, and terms of sale.
Among the recent real estate trans
fers in the north part of the county,
n. Weber bought the P. B. Free
man timber claim, adjoining the town
site of Bardeen, for $1,000. He looks
for railroad boom up there.
Jake Stoskopf, Judge Rowe, Isaac
Markell, and John Stoskopf were, in
from the north side, ordering headers,
the first of the week. They think
| there will be such demand for those
machines that early orders will stand
the best show.
We are still ON deck, and are nov
ready to take orders for the Improved
Steel Frame Header. Do not post
pone ordering until too late. Th'
demand for the Hodge header will b.
greater this year than ever before
because it has proven the last years t.