The Globe-republican., 1892-07-11

The Woman's Relief Corps will serv,
ice cream and cake in connection with
! the drawing of their quilt. which viii
take place Thursday evening July 2lst
in the new G. A. r. Hall, in the Narsl
building. Everybody cordially invited
to come and have good time.
W. Z. Shinn Is closing out his old -four
Warranted family flour for one dollar pei
sack. on cash deals only. Other grade.
IN proportion. Call and try few sack:
soon. rs you cannot get any more fol
the price when this is gone.
| 1t is with feeling of the most right
eous indignation We record the fact that
an alien cattle man recently perpetrxted
most atrociOus outrage upon the
sanctity Of the bachelor quarters of our
fellow townsman. Otto Muller. Our re
latiOns with Mr.. Muller may not always
have been replete with those fraternal
amenities which are current among warm
personal friends. We do not even at the
present writing gush over each other
after the manner of David and Jonathan.
but in matters pertaining To this affair
Otto Muller and the GLOBE REPUBLI-
CAN scribe are kindred spirits. and the
latter is ready to stand up for our injured
cOmrade and resent the uncanny and
grewsOme act Of Dissertation which has
bowed down our neighbours cOnvivial
heart. and cast shadow Of gloom over
bis once gay and festive fir->ide.
Jacob Thomas. Of the firm If jacob
Thomas 4 Son. proprietor> Of the Maple
Grove stock farm of Knox county. No.
breeders of draft horses. roal>ters and
saddle horses. is in tie city To-day. Ii.
comes to western Kansas looking for an
opportunity TO trade horse stock for un-
improved lands. The stock he desires To
dispose of consists Of brood mares from
two to eight years old, mostly with male
colts by their sides: also several highly
bred stalliOns in the bunch. He wants
land suitable for farming purposes. As j,
is bis intention 10 have the land broken
up and put into crops. He has a number
of neighbOrs who desire iocome west and
farm. II he makes deal it will be fol
something like to $1,000 worth of land
which will be rented to those neighbors
who want to come west. for One-third to
One-half the crop. according to what is
These tenant farmers are
thrifty, industrious aud intelligent.
They would be very desirable class Of
citizens. We therefore hope Mr.. ThOm-
as can make Il satisfactory deal for the
land he wants. lie takes the train fol-
Great Bend this evening TO look over
property. but may return {" this city in
case any one having about $1,000 worth
of good land 10 trade for stock will drop
him line to that effect
The reason these Missouri farmers
think Of coming west is becalls. the de.
t0and for farms To rent Is greater than
the supply back there. They must pay
as high AS $500 per quarter section anl
many can not get it at all.
1t is truth in medicine that the smallest
lose that performs. the cure is the best. De
Wits Little Early Ri>ers are the smallest
pills, will perform the cure and are the
best.
Obituary.
Died at her home in Dodge CITY.
July Sth. 1892. at 7:3O Il. m.
Mrs. Eliza j. Crawford. aged Sc years.
II months and "a days. Her maiden
name was Swisher. and she was born in
Warren county. Indiana. July l4th. 1885.
She was married to James IL. Crawford |
April 10th, 1856. There were born unto |
hem seven children: William N.-John |
E.-ChaIles II. who died in infancy
Abraham L.-Jenuie-Henry G.. and |
Clara.
In 1873 she removed with her family |
70 Ford county. Kansas. where she has
since resided.
She WAS converted when a child and |
united with the NJ. f. Church, at Crow |
Grove. Indiana. afterward named Swish |
sfs Chapel. in honor of her grand
'ather, who was pioneer in that
She lived devoted and pious chris
ian life. Among her leading character
sites was her love and devotion to her |
relatives. and the truest happiness she /
EVER knew was in labO ring for the COM
ort of her loved ones.
She died trusting in the Lord and en-
reatiug her family to meet her in heaven.
As the bright sun rose in the east
.ngels becLOned her to Join them in their
celestial citadel. aud as the pearly gates
wuag ajar. one Of the purest and best of
Tomen passed along to meet her reward
With the blest.
As she breathed her last there stood
" her bedside, all her living children.
Iud her sister. Elder and Mrs. Williams.
D. L.: