Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-04

The News man says that Great
Bend girls are getting ready to ''pop.
IF they were like chestnut -burs they
would have popped long ago, with
much squeezing.
B. L. Wilson, the new photo
grapher, has moved his household
goods to this city, and is now full
fedged citizen. The DEMOCRAT
extends q welcome.
Hop, skip. and be merry! The Dun
dee boys will give dance at the old
opera house, this city, on next Tues
day evening, the 9th. All are cordi.
ally invited to attend.
When the third ward young man
said he had pressing business on
hand" last night, it should be remem-
bered that pretty girl is a business
that is always worth pressing.
1t is dreadful to have dirty, yellow
or greasy complexion. 1t is caused by
a disordered liver, and can be relieved
al once by thorough use of Beggs
Blood Purifier and Blood maker.
Cattle are reported in splendid con-
dition in this vicinity. There have
been no extended storms to pull them
down or stop the accumulation of fat,
and provender has been plenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterett of this city,
gave party in honor of Miss Bina
Deighton, a sister of Mrs. Sterett, last
Wednesday evening, which Is reported
as an exceedingly enjoyable affair.
Nautical concert, on the 10th. II
you want to enjoy pleasant evening,
ith"knot"a "wave" of trouble to roll
across your peaceful breast, get your
self in 'ship-shape" and ''sail' in.
The council, at its meeting Monday
night. confirmed the appointment of
D. NJ Woodburn as city assessor for
1892. We believe Mr.. Woodburn
will make a fair and impartial assess
ment.
John Armstrong, of north east OF
town, was in town last week. He
reports only Ave of his family down
with the grip. His father, D. S. who
3 is very old, is having a very serious
! time of it.
A. A. Batman, of the south side
: was doing business in town THURSDAY
t last. He sold a load of corn, at sc
cents bushel. Corn is worth SO cents
at Emporia, and ought to bring a bet.
ter price here.
+ I have some choice Concord, Iowa
f Delaware and Catawba Grape Root
for sale. Leave your order with j
George Brinkman, at Brinkman'
D bank, Great Bend.
1872 B. HOFFsTETTER.
As an indication that our business
men are preparing to push business, WI
i notice that w. III. H. Keeney, q. A
, Hooper, Joe Troillet, r B. Warrel
and several others have swung GU
new signs recently.
Don't be fooled. See that the nam,
J. "Beggs", is on each box and bottle o
o Little Giant Pills, as several unscru
pulous dealers are getting out imita
d tions. You can get these wonderful
d little pills of all druggists.
b ''Late arrival at Verbeck. Name
Norton; fathers name, G. M; sex
a male; color, white; age, 80 minutes
: weight, II pounds without a rag"
r the way a letter received by Mrs
Kelley Monday, read, Cigars, MOI
rell.
1t is said by those who have expert
!. mented that the same food whic
makes a poud Of beef will make
pound of butter. If this be the case
" is it more profitable to raise beef at
d cents pound instead of butter at
II cents pound?
Word reaches this city that Mrs. T
q j. EverIeigh, of Boyd postoAice, die
- on Thursday last, of lung fever, an
was buried on Friday, the 30th ul
- She had many friends in that neigh
borhood who will mourn the loss of
i pleasant neighbor.
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