The Globe-republican., 1893-10-20

Garden City thinks if she can hol
her postoffice till Cleveland's term ex
pires, she will be thankful.
Do people eat peanuts: The solution
of the question can be had by watehin.
the crowds go and come at Gwinner's.
Mark Gwinner has put a curtain owe
the picture of the happy chap that stoo'
in front of the store. His Rambo apple
aud California grapes 60 30 fast he doe
all the smiling for himself.
Mrs. Z. Drinkwater is again at he
place of business on second avenue, hav
ing returned from Chicago with a new
stock of fall and winter millinery goo1s
Everything in the very latest styles.
D. D. Wintamute bro ught in al
alfalfa root 30 inches long grown from
seed sown on May 5th, 1893. This roOl
was taken up Oct. 5th, five months after
sowing. The top was in proportion.
Members of the eastern Star" are
requested to be present at the next stated
meeting, which occurs Tuesday evening,
October "a. MARY E. RUSH,
Secretary.
Clay Barton. who has been holding
about 1000 head of New Mexico cattle
on the Vinson ranch south of CimarrOn.
shipped 454 head on the Rock Island
from this place last Monday. They go
to Topeka. where they will be fed corn
till spring.
Marion Brown, of Wilburn, was in the
city last Monday. He says winter wheat
is up. and looks fine in that region.
Already the farmers are using il TO pas
ture their stock. Mr.. Brown says the
republicans down there are all emphati-
cally for silver-nOt Clevelandite
among them.
There will be public meeting at the
high school room, third ward school
house, to organize literary society, on
Tuesday evening, October 9th. We
have lots of literary talent going to waste
here in Dodge City. which ought to be
made use of. and these long quiet even
ings are just the thing for them to polish
up their latent ideas. Several scholarly
gentlemen and ladies will be there and
make 1t very interesting.
Two weeks ago we saw them at
Gwinner's. She just eighteen. he forty
two. He was gone. She was coy. He
caught on to the American idea, and
bought candies and pop. bananas and
gum, apples and cakes. peanuts and pop
corn. In the quiet of her boudOir she ate
and pondered over the mans judgment
who buys of Gwinner. They are now
engaged.
David Morrow, who has been on these
western plains ever since long before the
buffalo left. died last Wednesday morn
ing, at 5:25 of paralysis of the braiu, at
the Fl. Dodge State Soldiers Home,
by wife and children. He
was buried by his grand army comrades
in the G. A. K. cemetery. from the NJ. Z.
church yesterday. Another old land
mark gone.
\ charter has been granted by the sec
rotary of state to the Dodge City Light,
Water 4 Land Company of Dodge City.
The capital stock of the concern Is
$3.50. COO. The directors are II. McGarry
W. ii. Pearce, G.. G. Gilbert and J. W.
Gilbert, of Dodge City, and A. j. Bixby,
of Speare vile. This company pur-
chased the Dodge City water works and
electric light plant at the recent sale for
s2jO.O0O.
A cordial invitation is given to all to
attend ST. Cornelius church mex. Sunday.
In the morning a subject of deep interest
will be presented, under the theme off,
Every day religion The Litany will
be used at morning prayer. In the even
ing by special request the timely subject
of:-"The tongue. or the vice of gossip
ing" will be presented. Sunday school
II :45 o. clock a. IN.
Judge II. NJ. Beverly aud family left
With his household goods for Topeka
his week. where they will reside in the
future. The judge has been here through
hick and thin. The best years of his
prime of mature manhood were spent in
Dodge City. Her history would be in
without his name. We regret
% see this worthy and highly esteemed
amily remove from among US. They
have stood like pillar in the Presbyter-