Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

Geo. Stryker has sold his interest IN
the Mayer & Stryker bakery
to his partner, tieo. J Mayer. who
coutiuns the business at the old stand,
on Forest avenue.
Our town seems to get along all
right without a day Marshal. The
expense of maintaining q man in the
position of day marshal can just as
we'll be saved to the city.
Geo. Chafee, son of E. w. Chaffee
of the south side, was married a week
or more ago to Miss DeFebvre, of
Stafford county, so we are informed.
Geo. has kept the matter awful mum.
Wells Bros, the stock men Of Mil
lard, left on Saturday evening for
Kentucky, where they 60 to look after
some blooded horses. They will also
visit Wisconsin while away on their
trip.
John Clapper, J. F. Strothman
and j. T. Bridgewater were gentle
men callers at this office.last Thursday
who did their share towards enabling
us to meet our accommodating obhga-
tons.
On Friday last r. 6. McDougal
and Miss Eva r. Foster, both Pawnee
Rock young folks, procured marriage
license. and were, we understand,
married Yesterday, the Goth, at the
home of the BRIDE.
The News reporter rejoices over a
large shipment of baby carriages
received by firm in this city. He
thinks there will sure be some interest
ing items soon. Charlie we did not
think that of you.
Notice a COMPLETE report of the
adjourned meeting of the county COM
missioners, in the DEMOCRAT this
week. This paper does nothing by
halves, when it comes to furnishing its
readers the news they want.
MONEY! money! We all want ii
and all should save it by buying as
cheap as they can. Sterett's Cash
Bargain Store is the place to save
money. Call and see. Opposite Grand
Central hotel. House furnishings q
speciality.
Bill Zutavern says if We can only
get Chill to come over here and fight
US Oh the plains of Kansas we can
s'starve 'em to DEATH" But Bill is
rather facetious fellow, and we hall
suspect he has been taking lessons Of
old Kalam.
One week from today, Feb. 4tb,
the Moss Family, one of the most
pleasing companies Of musical artists
and amusement specialists, will appear
at the Grand in this city. Tickets
are now on sale at Hulmes' store
popular prices.
B. L. Wilson, late of Nebraska, ha.
bought the D. II. Halliday photo
graph business, and will continue al
the old stand. Mr.. Wilson comes with
good credentials as first class artist
and we doubt not he will succeed il
pleasing our people.
| John Schneider, of Albert, was 8
caller Friday. He says there is &
great deal of sickness in that vicinity
some kind of throat trouble. Mr.
Schneider is strong believer in the
need of a constitutional convention il
Kansas. Our laws, he says. are lik,
pair of pants made for a boy 81,
years old and then put on the boy
when he is sixteen.
Owing to sickness DR.. Lawless. tn,
old reliable optician, has been pre-
vented from keeping his appointment
with US earlier in the season as intend
ed. But he is now with US again ant
can be found as usual at the Crane
Central hotel, and prepared to chang
the lenses in the spectaeles of forme
patrons free of additional cost, as pc
! contract. Distressing headaches ar
frequently caused by imperfect vision
and when such is the case, can b
permanently cured by the prope
adjustment of spectacles. If you ar
afflicted in that way it would be vel
to call on the doctor; he charge
, nothing for consultation.
We desire to call attention of on
readers to the remarkable bargains W
! are giving in clubbing rates. III