Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-09-08

Mr.. Hall, secretary and manager
Of the Ellinwood Creamery Co., visited
the Great Bend A. o. u. w. Tuesday
evening.
IF you want one of those handsome,
Cleveland match sofes, call on King,
Gwinn & Co. Every democrat should
have one.
The cholera news is nowhere in the
telegraph columns of the daily press
since the "mllIs" of New Orleans
started up.
Adjourned meeting of the fire COM
pany Friday night. Let all be pres
emit, as a matter of Importance is to be
acted upon.
The new grocery store of M. c. Beye
has an ad. in this issue of the DEMO
Graf to which we take pleasure in call
ing your attention.
1t will do your eyes good to read
the ad of the Rocket store, and your
pocketbook good to profit by the
pointers therein given.
FoR SALES. J of 27-1S-14
Eureka township; improved; terms to
suit purchaser; this means business
Enquire at this office.
The handsome new elevator of the
Walnut Greek Mills has been ded.
icated and put to work storing the
best of Barton's products.
Mrs. F. D. Wilson returned home
from Colorado last Thursday, much
refreshed from her visit, but glad te
get back to the land Of plenty.
Wind Mills, Towers, Tanks, Pumps
and all fixtures are now in demand
For the best on the market, call Oh
the Great Bend Implement Co.
The mann who uses profane lang
uage may have considerable dash abou
him, but he runs the risk of going
where they have too much colon.
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"Make hay while the sun shines
and go to the Great Bend Implement
Co. for a Mccormick or Buckley
mower or rake. The best in the land
There is plenty of work for laborer
in this county at $3.50 day. Hardly
day passes but there are farmers il
town looking for. hands for treshine
crews.
A cook at the Valley house CANE
very near bleeding to death, Frida.
night, from having accidentally stucl
steel into his hand while sharpening
knife.
Every man ON the democratic
county ticket which we publish thi
week is a winner. His name is Shell,
Winget, he halls from Albert, and b
is vote getter.
Saturday night lightning struck tn
dwelling house of Gus. Schilling, ii
the north edge of Stafford county
shaking up the inmates considerably
but doing them no bodily injury.
Notice the change in Allen & Will
sons ad. this week. These gentleme1
are keeping up the reputation of thei
store for being the most popular plac
in town, and they appreciate the valu
of printers ink.
An exchange says silver is a ''dru
on the market" Silver money is will
ingly accepted at this Office at its fac
value, and no merchant in this vicinit
will decline to furnish one hundre
cents worth of goods for silver dollar
| There will be a teachers meeting c
the teachers of the city schools, at th
superintendent's Office, Saturday
Sept. 10, at 2: pm. ALI teachers {
the city schools will please be preser
N. F. DAUM, Supt.
| Lutte Aber returned from the eal
the first of the week, to look after
number of valuable horses he has
charge here. A. S. Houck was /,
Independence, with his racing stoc
and will do some driving himself tt
balance of the season.
A. 8. McCracken of this city he
!. the misfortune to lose one of his tea
of mules, last week. The loss of tt
animal was serious one to the o
gentleman, but his friends are goir
to replace the animal and fix him l
| Too