Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-04-20

QUICKLY put 10 soak.
The great, musical jubilee will be
held at Hutchinson from the 26th to
28th of this month, 80 say the bills.
Great preparations are being made
for a grand time at the Worlds Fair
Jubilee, at Hutchinson next week.
g. N. johnson has some big mares
and also a few "Kankakee" colts. al
broke and good drivers, for sale cheap
Aromatic. elegant, refreshing
What? Kennard's Pond Lilly cigar
8 cents-sold exclusively by Shibe &
Shelburn.
Much good work has been done il
the way of repairing sidewalks during
the past week, and there is room fol-
lots more.
An account of the Meyer Winters
wedding is crowded out this week or
account of the lengthy commissioner
proceedings.
"Kennard's Pond Lily" is not new
variety of posy-but is the best 81
cigar in the west. Call at Shibe
Shelburn's & try one.
The report is current that a disas-
trous cyclone visited Usage City about
4 p. m. on the 18th. killing a dozen OF
more people and devastating the town
lin the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love, "anc
the marriage record for the next few
weeks will bear witness to the truth o.
the familiar quota ton.
There will be an examination O.
applicants for teachers certificates Al
the school building in Hoisington or
Saturday April 18th, beginning at
a. m. F. G.. MCKINNEY.
A farmer who was in town Saturday
said the BARRIERS were charging II
cents shave to farmers-on accoun
of their faces having lengthenened by
the continued dry spell. Shame.
A grand musical jubilee will be hello
in Hutchinson in May, and the Heller
brass band is making arrangements te
attend in a body. The Heller boy.
have got the right kind of vinegar.
Mrs. Andrew Katzmaier desires te
publicly thank her many friends ant
neighbors who so kindly gave thei
assistance during the last sickness anc
burial of her husband, Andrew Katz
maier.
The railroad mems dance at Hois.
ington last Friday night was vel
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Luse and Charlie
Hobart of this city assisted in furnish
Tag the music.
w. E. Grow and family arrived from
Missouri, the last of last week. III
says that southeast part of Missouri
is "drowned OUT" and he wants to ge
on higher ground. He will remain
in Great Bend.
Considerable complaint is alread,
in concerning the damage done t
wheat by the last weeks high wind
1t looks now as if there would be les
than a half crop of wheat in Bartol
county this year.
Geo. Miltimore, of Buffalo township
had the misfortune to lose his larg
draft stallion, last Saturday night
The animal had some sort of ruptur
of the bowels. 1t was valued at 50 200
and is a serious loss.
Wednesday forenoon a drizzlin
rain that promised soaker before
quit, was welcomed in these part.
A heavy wind frop the north-wes
however dispelled the omen of promis
before the noon hour.
Queer things are happening ever
day. A candidate for the position c
postmaster at Great Bend is said t
have had his local petition circulate
down at Pawnee Rock for signers
Why not send it down to Hutchinso
and get all the republican aud straigh
out patrons of the Hutchinson postof
fee on it also?
lice Is SHORT, and you ofte
/ Lite find your pocket-book
short-of funds. The best way to kee
money in your pocket is to buy wher
you can get things cheap; buy for cas-
and run no bills. The best place i
town to deal that way is Sterett