The Globe-republican., 1891-12-17

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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. John Goodwine is very i'll.
e. 5. Williams. of Bucklin. was in
the city yesterday.
S. Stubs carries the largest stock OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries to be seen in
" estern Kansas.
&C. L. Jones. of Crawford county. i;
here looking for land. He is fascinated
with this part of the state.
Look TO your own interests and see
z. Ii. Young before You buy a Piano OF
Organ. He has the best makes.
The 29th annual session of the Kan
.as State Teachers Association will be
held in the State capitol building Oh Dec.
10Th. 30th and 3lst.
Jas. Vance. of the register Of deeds
office, will leave Monday for Mexico
City. He goes to the land of the AZ
tees for the benefit of his health.
The latest novelties for Christmas
presents at Crumbine & Stewards.
FOR SALE.-Work horses. mares and
colts. Apply at Stubs Grocery. 7tf.
The official bond of Otto Mueller.
braced with the substantial names OF
K. W. Evans, G. NJ. Hoover and r. j.
was approved by the Com
missioners last Saturday. Il is $780,
300 bond.
The Democrat last week recorded the
fact that the poet of that concern. Dan
Gardner. Esq. fell from 4 wagon and
lislocated his hip. We hope this mis-
fortune will not interfere with the work
Of his inspired pen.
Jas. Welch is making Christmas
saddle. which will be valued at S125
when completed. II it approaches the
combined beauty and durability of the
harness made for Ham Bells Garfield,
he should have it photographed.
On being importuned by a merchant
% buy silk dress pattern as an Xmas
gift for his best girl. one of Dodge City s
society bloods coldly cut the merchant
With the sad revelation that all the girls
who smiled upon him wore calico gowns.
j. NJ. kirkpatrick. on behalf of the
Globe Mortgage and Investment Com
panv. sold l60 acres of land to Henry
Dowdy last week for $50. Mr.. D. raised
A good crop of grain last season. and very
wisely concluded TO buy more land while
it is cheap.
j. II. Harmony, a well-known real
estate man of this city in the boom days,
was sand bagged in Kansas City. where
be now lives, few nights ago. and is in
a precarious condition. The doctors
stated in last nights papers that he was
He and w. II. Stricken,
Of this city, were captains in 2lst Penn
sylvania regiment of volunteers during
the war.
Mr.. Williams. who was discharged
fIom the Soldiets' Home recently. is
said TO be on the editorial staff of the
Dodge City Democrat. Mr.. Williams is
a little eccentric, which is a mark of ge-
MUS. and we expect to see a marked i'm
provement in those columns hereafter.
We presume the Soldiers Home article
in last week issue is from his versatile
pen.
Last week David W. Hart purchased
the five room dwelling two doors south
of 3. F. Millions place on Avenue \.
from the Davidson Mortgage Company
for 500. paying 5000 down and the re-
mainder in four months. j. NJ. Kirk.
patrick arranged the deal between the
parties. Mr.. Hart is a railroad man who
believes in the future growth of Dodge
CITY. and his head is level.
With twenty-fOur hours of incessani
rain. followed by April sunshine. all in
the frigid month of December. we can
send greeting to our eastern
friends. Farmers are still sowing grain
and will keep it up till March unless {
hard freeze checks them. The ground
is thoroughly soaked with moisture, and
it will require the red hot efforts of /:
drouth next spring to prevent
the raising of the biggest crop on record
A. Ii. Long. a successful farmer Of
the north part of the county, called las
Friday He was ahout TO start for a trir