The Globe-republican., 1893-02-17

Have you registered: If not. do so at linda
once. The N
the fir
Mrs. y. d. simpson Is Ill ss ner mol" DANCE
in this city. Midds
IT,, <.;.,as - T,aa R.l.r o.rs him . house
,.-r Gleason, surnrisa marty LAST Mon. and Il
aor .r.n;n, larger
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A. >. clark, OF buekiin, 'ooA tne uain At
for Bloomington, ILL.,, last wednesday 10th =
to close up a real estate deal.
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A brakeman on the east end had his anteeC
hand mashed last Wednesday morning.
We were unable to obtain his name.
Be
J. D. COPELAND. of the east end, came ing NJ
up Friday. and says the whole country
wants Andy Russell for county clerk. Doe
- urday
Geo. Bourscheid. who was formerly OF
,bis cirv hur more recently Of Sr Iouis Sins
has re,nrrad and will star, n work inn son. Il
mediately. Wa,
nrou v,n, 70 500 a f,e niece ~ pom. breaki
manship just step into the postoffice and Hon
see tue SCHOOL programme IL was u'aue made
by D. Swinehart. county Supt. R.tar
Commission John w. Sidlow went All
down to the State Capital last Tuesday the G
to help look after distribution of the sop
and to drill recruits for the State militia Rail
- genui
ine pray our "einlan war" Is i"'i on cas-
VI ieiueu 'iu>ie'i >pe'i"i'ie> anu no'ei the la
f,,S I, ;oI.~ b.,
a realistic fire scene aud a safe robbery. Nut
At Kellv.s onera house pexr Monday range
night. iof Sd
Harry O'Flagin is in Dodge City after
a long visit in Pueblo. Colo. He informs Part
US he is going TO work in La Juuta boil good
er works. He is visiting with his broth enQuil
er-in-law L. d. Stump. kansa
j. Evans. well-tO-dO farmer living ~"
sevep miles Sou,b of Ruct,;r i c,osiro sale. o
a deal for ninety acres Of land adjoining For fu
the ,ovn on rho sou,b He vii, have !, office
broken up and put into crop this year. NO1
~ r..-,, 1893
,oo t,..,-: -, I that Of
S., - debts
200 acres on section 80 in Richland twp.
He will seed 500 acres to wheat next Civ
fall. ro,I !,
Miss Nelly Lewis. one of the young land.
lady evangelists of rbe Free Methodist real es
revival meeting. was called east yester- Estate
day by telegram announcing her fathers W.
expected death. 1t is hoped Miss Lewis ~,
myself
doing some good work here. - :,
The Grand operate Orchestra con-
nected with '.Our German Ward" Com Febl
pany. is spoken of in the highest terms
by the press all over the country. the WI
rendered by this Superb Or re'urh
cbestra will he Of a character 70 nlease straye
oil c,,sSas 7, will .omnriso c,oss;co, about
and nonu1ar selections dascrintixa solos condit
IN Coropa, and Douhla Rs,, Eunbonium brand
The company advertise their opening II"
overture at o'clock sharp. AT kelly's
Opera House Monday night. >,
The City election is drawing nigh and will e,
the campaign begins to manifest itself. If
Mr.. Gluck is especially active in work
ing up votes for himself. One Of his
most effective methods is to promise i'm
prOvements in the streets about the Be 5
premises of such voters as want some City c
thing of that kind done. to beautify their or you
but do not care to incur the electiO
expense themselves. We cannot UNDER
stand why our esteemed friend is so anx- -;
ious TO secure an office which is all 80,
md,
WI '"0 wv e"! to you
\ rumor was started on the streets of
our city this week that Mr.. Rubenstein,
who helped the New York store in their hou
closing out sale. had been arrested and as the
thrown into Jail at Denver. The fact is cheap
Mr.. NJ. had some misunderstanding with IN MOI
a furniture house over some bedroom w.
furniture he bought of them. and they ..nn.,
had warrant sworn out for his arrest. ,o,o,,
- wv W plums
"eA' N"! the &c
from Messrs. Wollman that they always
found him honest and faithful.
To a
$3.50 :. gard t
his sister. Mrs. Mary Crawford, for pur- -.
chase of the northwest quarter section 49,
/ .9S. ID known as the John Camnhel1