The Globe-republican., 1892-05-09

Several pair of matched driving horses
will be sold on the 18th at LOckes.
Editor Bob Turner and Sheriff Barton
of the live city of Ingalls,, are in town.
The Ingalls, Union says Dodge City is
the Masonic town of southwest Kansas.
The board OF managers of the Soldiers
Home visited that Institution last week.
If you want a goOe. young team of
mares. do not forget the sale at Locke S
May 14th.
BORN On the morning of May 9Th,
1892, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick,
a daughter.
Dodge City has more secret societies
than any town or city west of Emporia.
-Speareville Blade.
If you want a good team on easy terms,
do not forget the sale at Locke's stables.
Saturday. May 18th.
The Way Lodge, No. 1876, Will hold its
regular meeting in the I. o. o. F. lodge
room Tuesday evening.
Jacob Collar, Jr.. son of II. Collar, is
in the city and will remain for week or
two. He has grown to be man.
The horses and mares to be sold May
14th at Locke's livery stable are We'll
matched in gait, size and color.
J. c. Baird sold his black yearling
horse colt to VIM. Ingram for $50 cash.
He is splendid animal and cheap at the
price.
Be wise in time. You have too many
gray hairs for one so young looking.
Use Halls Hair Remover, the best prep
aration out to cure them. Try it.
a special venire of forty jurors was
called from the east end of the county to
try the ease against Geo. NJ. Logan
Trial began to-day.
The wheat. rye and barley crop of Ford
county this season embraces about 1O,OOl
acres. Just as soon as the returns are in
from all townships we Will publish these
statistics.
Ed. II. Madison will be one of the OF.
ators at Great Bend on Decoration day
His fame rs speaker is not confined to
this locality. Even Doniphan county
wants him on Memorial day.
LosT:-A gold-handled, silk umbrella
with the name of the maker at Denver
on the inside. 1t was probably left at
some place of business on last Monday
The finder will please return same to Mrs.
Nellie Cobb.
Mrs. II. Wing is prepared to fill orders
for cake and pie; also homemade bread
constantly on hand. Also pure ice cream
by the gallon or dished up in the room
at the corner of Walnut street and Second
Avenue. H. WING.
While in Bucklin last week we had the
pleasure of attending ''Columbian Ex-
hibition," given by the Bucklin school.
Miss Evelyn Baird, of Dodge City, is the
efficient teacher and the school gave
grand evidence of her ability as a teach
er.-Speareville Blade.
Bessie H. Bedloe, Burlington, VT, had
a disease of the scalp causing her hair to
become very harsh and dry, and to fall
so freely that she scarcely dared comb it.
Ayers Hair Vigor gave her healthy
scalp, removed the dandruff, and made
the hair thick and glossy.
The Ford county delegates are in
structed for Murdoch. Ford county re-
publicans know what western Kansas
wants and other counties would have al
so instructed for Murdoch had not the
conventions been under control of ma
chine pOlitics.-Garden City Herald.
District court has been in session one
week and is now fairly started in on the
criminal docket. The first case is rem
iniscence of the now extinct Joint bust
ness, being the trial of one Kephard,
charged with assisting Arthur Marsh. an
ex-jOintist, who shot customer i'm his
place Of business, to escape from Jail.
The prosecution was vigorously pushed.
But the defendant was amply provided
with means. and employed Sutton & Nc
w NIB. 81 l.