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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
CORNERSTONE PROPERTY.
A GOOD DWELLING AND A FINE
SHOP PROPERTY,
AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1894.
at $50 o'clock T. NJ, | will sell, on the
premises. the following DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE-to wit:
/. BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
combined. No. 49, at the southeast cor
ner of Marshall and Henry streets, with
lot 32xs5 feet. This is good business
stand and rents well.
. NEW AND COMFORTABLE FOUR
ROOM COTTAGE, on Henry street in
rear of the store, with lot 29x32 feet; "A
snug house, and will command a tenant
without any trouble. Has gas, water,
etc.
3. The ARPENTER' S-SHOP just south
OF the said cottage, two stories, well
lighted and ventilated. and a good renter.
All this is excellent property, and
you will do we'll to put your idle money
in II.
TERMS: Liberal. and at sale.
y. W. BOWIE.
je 10 Auctioneer.
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come into vogue when the mercury is
webbing about in the nineties. They
look immense wher made to order by
us of fine material in the mode Of the
present season. Keep your style up,
like the temperature, by DOMINIC the
correct outfit, correctly made, of the
correct fannels, by the always correct
tailors of McAdams & Berry. Don't
wait for II o'clock when it's noon, and
don't wait, either, for flannel suits at
this stage of the almanac when we are
making up the very finest material at
such low prices.
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George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
90 and "a north Ninth street.
RREECH.LOADING GUN. LARGE

DREECH-LOADING GUN. l LARGE
ID BUTCHERS ALASKA REFRlGERA1 OR
glass 'front.', FURNITURE. &c, AT AUCTION.
/ Will sell at my auction house
TODAY THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1894,
nice CHERRY PARLOR SUIT In plush;
Walnut and other CHAMBER SUITS;
/ very good OAK SECRETARY aud OAK Bed
LOUNGE: OAK and other WAkDROBES.
BED and other LOUNGES. WASHSTANOS;
BEDsTEADs, TABLES, CHAIRS, &C;
Standard aud other SEWING MACHINES;
ORGANS. new WASHING MACHINES and
WklNGERS; TOOL-CHES1 aud contents :;
l Large Butchers Alaska REFRIGERATOR
glass 'front.'; English Doub bic Barrenet Breech.
Loading GUN; Woven Wire BED-sPRlNGS and
COTS: MATTRESSES, FEATHEk-bE OS. and
q variety o. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
10 Ii GEORGE w. MAYO. Auction Ger.
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X. VI. PAGE, Abingdon. Va,
r. W. ROBERTSON. Roagok' "a
III. q. PETERS, Briz;ol. Va
s,...tal tnnlnfIzsI NI'tr

], Arthur Roberts, Clerk OF tue 0o.i-l.'. :
Court OF kadford. Va. DO hereby cgfi' ...
G. Peters. X. N. Page. and \. ". D'''
three OF the special eommissoneis
have entered into aud ncknowleigci ,saa
bends IN the penalty OF $4,000 oscn, ~ :
security, In my Office. 50 required ul -
cree. ARTHUR ROBEklN, e.
Dooe Ia the Corpora alton Court Gers
my iQ.llN
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AUCTION sA1Zs-v"tars Ds,.
by Frank ID. I'M 4 Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE VALUABLE
~ PROVED PROPERTY

1NOUhl DALI VALUABLE n
~ PROVED PROPERTY. -
KNOWN AS NOS. csf AND -, g.,
MAIN STREET. -.
BETWEEN TWENTY SIXTH A.,
AND NO. 3sit. ON SIXTH srRrrr ,.
TWEEN LOUISIANA An hf
DENNY STRBETs
IN THE CITY or RfcHvDN,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
nv virtue Of decree or the Che.
Court OF the city OF Richm0nI r. y
suIt OF BrIzzoIara, who sues agaIn.f b..
j Fears administrator q sls. .-,...
on the eth day OF March, lU v
sen AT public auction. on the gfon.
THURSDAY. JUNE 81. ss
beginning Ms follows:
Al 8 O'Clock T. ". "A TIlr -...
FRAME TENEMENT thereon. ~.
?, lie feet on the south side M ,f..,.
tween Twenty-sixth and Roc<r'fs .,.
and running back nearly betwrr. f....
lI,es IS feet to an alley 20 g..
known as No. 2fg7 cast Main sir
"a a store with dwelling above ~.r......
about six rooms. which rents for d.
" a, $50 O'Clock =. 81. L,-
FRAME TENEMENT ~. gsl .... q,
s,rcet adjoining the above ..
rooms. and LOT q l-i2xss faet to a..
feet wide, and now rcnuls o.. I..
AZ 6 o'clock =. ". ne i..e ...
FRAME DWELLING Thereof. N.
ON sixth street between ~.
Denny streets, IN Fulton r.r
between parallel lines 10 fe0f ...
ing for s. per month.
TERMS: one fourth cash. i....
s,x twelve, and eighteen w.r..
Interest added 10 notes. ard tf..
until all the purchase-mpr
This f. good chance OBJ ..r.
homes at reasonable cost. or uI..
investments.
". - CANrW...
JAMES TfsE|
Special Comm
Sale by Frank y. I'm 8 Co.,. A.
tioncers-
Brizzolara. who sues &C.,. -.
W.
Fears administrator - ais....I.l. ..
In the Chanccry Court W
I Charles W. Godfln. c... %.
court. certify that the bpni
the Special Commissioner l. ..
in said cause OF March {, ls. I..
Given under my hand 'hr 90.
'''' CHARLES W. GIuHN
BY }. Thompson Brown 81 ...
fffg Main Sfr...
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MONDAY. JrSE Is.Is9E

BLACKBURN AND AIS. ". MEYfKs ANn Nn-'
THE CIRcUiT COURT OF HkSalCo
|, j. r. Broaddus, clerk ~ s8i '
that the bond required Of the si"H
sioner by tho decree IN sa1 eaise pay -
1894, has been duly giyon.
Given under my hand thi'2i june l'''
ie Is J. r. bkpAbtI y. ...N
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MEETlNGS-SecOnd Thursday.

METROPOLITAN LODGE. NAsoSs
MARSHALL LODGE. KNIGHTS oF PfIHIAs.
JEFFERSON LODGE. ENraHrs OF Py1HIE.
NAxrursTrR ynDGE KNIGHTS o. P'IHiaS
SECTION NO. 2O2. KNIGHTS or PyrHiAs
HINES LODGE KNIGHTS oT PYrHiAS.
AURORA LopGE. ODD-FErIows.
ROASE LODGE. ODD-FELLcws
HErDERsox Lop6E. cpD-fELLOws.
vlRISA rRiBy. RID MEN.
vASrSo Trrpp. ND WV.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or HONOR.
OLD pOxISioS LODGE, COLDER CHAIN
A. W. GIISs COUNCIL. :. o. Z. A. n
yIRGISIA co.CLAyE. HEPrAsoPHs.
TT. PATRIcx's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
CyNrHrs GROVE. DRrIDs.
MoxRoy GROVE, DBUIDs.
LIE LOrGE. ToSTi.
JEryyRsON LODGE. GOOD TExPLARs-
STUART HORsE GrARps.
COMPANY n, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
VIRGINIA LODGE. snIkLD OF HONOR.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL ABctsua
BsLvfpErE COUNCIL p0YAL ARcASuh.
RICHMOND Y. ". G. T. Z.
PocAHOSTAs COUNCIL, NATIONAL UNION
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UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ rArFD n. AM aFpf Az II...

"A FObR-kION FRANZ N''
No. l223 BLAIR r.I-...
WITH STABLE AND 'ii'
AND GOOD WELL HI 49,
IN YARD
ALL IN FIRST-CLASS Yt''E '.I
TO BE SOLD tll.|l.
At the request OF OBJ. nfu
offer for sale by public .Il
premises. on
SATURDAY. J ST. H
al $50 +. NJ. the ah,tt-i
PERTY. well located. .U
order. The lot fronts 30 .'..
depth OF 10 feet 20 au a..f'
III you want nice hHr.r D..
cheap, come to this sale
BOSWELL - h'.lA|
10 IL
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AT the request Of the parties Interested.
we shall offer for sale at public auction,
upon the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1894
at $50 O'Clock L. NJ, the above-described
PROPERTY.
The frame dwelling. No. sol Catherine
street, corner OF Henry. contains seven
rooms. in good order, and has a good
broad lot.
The brick dwelling. NO. sos. fronts on
Henry street between Clay and Catherine.
i'm rear of the above property. contains
five rooms, and IL also In good order
with gas, water, cuyert-connections, etc.
This property Is situated I'm good rent
ing locality, or would make good homes
for persons Of moderate means
TERMS: Very liberal and announced
at sale. SUTTON a 90,
jelO Auctioneers
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.rcr,ox saLrs-rasure Days.
BY II. seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COURT SALE q
FIFTEEN ACRES OF FIRsT.CLA,ssSs
t6 ~ MY" ABorT Two MILES
SOUTHEAST OF THE CITY OF R I,ry
MOND. on THE cHMsLhS, .,,, rhl
RoAn NEAR ITS ui iNrRGGeRT,(0 ROAD i
ALSO BRICK STORE AND DWE...ii:,,-.
ING No. S2i, AT THE SoJTHWh.ssnn
CORNER OF ORLEANS STREET d NNSS
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE. MY
S NM 3 .ti NV ny No. $40 ." ORLEANS
s gT f:Ts1i ADJoINING THE STORE OK ~
THE wEST.-ALSo, cHOiCGc, D M 'i or
AVENUE BET, Es:S
VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA STREEdS;
AND A PRETTY NACANI III cTThpE.g,T
THE WEST SIDE OF FCLI9S - n MIS-
lana STREETS.-By virtue on aoi,I
cree mentioned below. ! viii. as specidi,
commissioner thereby appox1,a;, Vs
10 sell at public auction u IH, ~ foi-
TATE above mentioned anu III wv
lowing order, 10 wit:
ON TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1884,
IN front of Henrco county court house.
at $50 O'Clock 7. NJ ! w, VII GG'h,JRDE%.
heated az above stated, containing iiIe'h
acres of highly improved lana, Win :,
rood-size barn and stable thereon !
adioins the lands OF r. /. Moheure' WI
man Smith. and others. >.
ON THE SAME AFTERNOON
commencing at o'clock VIII oher 'o'
sa'e' 9 Tha '"e DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
pPICK STORE AND DWELLING 20;
52l at the corner or orleans street alll
williamsburg avenue. II cou,al i ,argo
rooms besides the store-room ana iarse
hall or lodge-room. This is one OF the bes,
stands i'm Fulton for any kind OF busi-
ness. ,,.x> .,,,o,v CRY -pooM
pptr fIa' DWELLING No. $40 Orleans
street, adjoining the store on the wes,.
with the use in common of three-toot
alley leading to the avenue ,,,r
A DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOT on
tween Virginia and Louisiana streets; IL
fronts sixty feet. more or less. by 40 feet
more or less. an, - A. ,.,.,,
side OF Fulton street between Ni,s ir,s,
and Louisiana streets, fronting thir'E
feet. more or less, by about 40 rect
TERMS. one third cash: balance az
six and twelve months, Tor h.so''s s,,is
notes, with interest added. ana the ttlr
retained until conveyance Is ordereI
nv the Court; or all cash. at the option OF
purchaser ID. q. RICHARDSON.
'' Special Commissioners.
william II. Boltz. Plaintiff. against Mary
billiard and others. Defendants-ln the
Chancery Court of the city OF kich-
/ Charles ". Goddin. clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required or
the Special Commissioner by the decree
i'm said cause of June 5, 1891. has Deen
duly given. 49,. -,
Given under my hand. this 18th day
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BY y. ". nove.
Real Estate Aucuaaeor
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE II

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF !
~ VERT VALUABLE SMALL Ifi..
LAND on THE BROOK ROAD Ain
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-in ere
decree mentioned neiJn, Htt "i
auction. at the Office o. toe "a.
north Eleventh street,
MONDAY. JCSE -. l>3f
~ o'clock 4. NJ, the Wy uf'lf'' 2.
TRACT OF LAND above rei"fre' 'u'
~ 29-i0 acres, LYING on thr hr't
between the lauis % the NfnF1 r-i l
south and those OF /. T. Francs D.
and having q long fr1nt on inn n..l Fi -
from the Brook to the llsrmitlL' rnFi.
little tract, which IN ia good hear al f.f
bly, adapted 10 raising Fegsino.e..
beautiful slto for house; auf Ato.L'f
cided element " yaiuo Is inc IS
building sand in the lower 'cOrnrr n. ir
ami which IL regularly reiopozitei y Pc
now OF the creek.
Terms: one third cash. ann tie r--.'
one, two, and three years for O.. "..4
added ana title retained, OF al c.-A
ton OF the purchaser A. 4 cot hi SOD.
Special Comm', '.
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WANT CUSTOMERS.

Phone 5O7. ie 24-Sa.Su, Tu&Ih
WANTED, TO HIRE FOR TWO
w evenings week HORSE AND PHAE-
Ton. Horse must be gentle. Price must De
very low. Address ShOChOE HILL, care Of
the DISPATCH ofiice. State terms explicitly.
10 l2-3t
WANTED, BOARDERS AT LAWN
w HOTEL. Bowling Green. Va, near MIL
ford station. Businessmen can get breakfast
aud get to Richmond before o'clock. Terms.
SO per month.
"a aim 4 X kICUERSON
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STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

u . properly balanced ration. compose
topsecd meal, linsced meal, wil iesA
mixed In such proportion a. 10 insure '1e II.
results q the smallest cost Prise " eeaN =
100 pounds
NoxrRosx. HESgIco oo0Nff'A
AeasrA Thomas \ VIM q Co;
Gentlemen, have been leedins ~,
dairy COWS your "sta- dard Dairy .hop ''.-.l
past meath, and end Il 10 DO ms'si eeol ..,.,
ana sAtisfacsogy iced. and cneefien' ""
mend 10. Respectfully, ..,,ssr
For enls b THOMAS s. VIM : .o,.
.p>e>A koA 5ysliSs
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BY Boswell 4 HlWla
Real Estate Agents AMI
\ north Tenth sfr
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sure cure for oil MALARIAL dissasss, such a
Saans Fsvss ind Asus. Ioss q Appetite. Bll
~ nssd' Bed, stds. q Limbs. "a a. dsuegsss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

BY J. Thompson Brown S. ...
lii3 Main s'r.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

BY virtue Of a decree or the Chan.
Court OF the city OF Richm0nl r I.
sujt OF BrizzoIara, who sues sga.n.f b..
+ Fears administrator q sls 81.
an the 18th day OF March, lN. v
sen at public auction, on 'hc prom
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

1t rained all over Southwestern Kansas
last Wednesday evening. &c Of an inch
Of water was reported by the signal office
at this place, and railroad men say it raine,l
all the way west to La Junta. We inter-
viewed several prominent wheat growers
Of this county since the rain. G. NJ.
Hoover has 900 acres On sod that all shows
sta nj 10 justify good prospect for har-
vest, while 800 acres Of old ground dos
not look so we'll. W. j. Fitzgerald had
700 acres seeded. Five hundred acres of
it looks promising. c. NJ. Shain said he
had begun to feel uneasy before the rain,
but it does not now appear to have been
hurt, and will make good crop if wealth
er continues favorable. Hoover thinks it
a good idea to plant half the ground to
corn aud half to wheat every year alter
nately, keep clear Of weeds and we'll cul-
tivate, which will make wheat crop more
certain.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

J. Q. Shoup died at his residence in
Cimar-on last Friday. of a nervous disOr-
der which baffied the best medical skill Of
the country. Mr.. Shoup was one of the
pioneers of western Kansas, and has been
prominent in public affairs for many years.
A special train was chartered from Dodge
City, which conveyed host of his friends
to the funeral at Cimarron last Sunday
afternoon. He held his personal prestige
in Gray county affairs at the last, being
chairman Of the board Of county commits
sioners at the time Of his death.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11
Sunday School Convention.

Programme of the quarterly conven-
ton of the 5. F.. Ford county :. :. As
ISOLATION. to be held ut Glover. :. H..
Sunday. May 18th. 1894.
1Oa. IN. Opening exercises BY Rev.
Manning. \ union Sunday school exer-
else
IL Il. IN. How TO secure general
study of ). ). lessons w. ii. Paterson.
F. j. Incl.
IL 40 4. IN. Should 5. 5. pupils remain
for church:-John Lloyd.
II IN. Recess and dinner.
Up. m. What parents and teachers
should reasonably expect of each other.
&C. Herzer.
2p. M. Some essentials Of good
teacher.-C. F.. Ricord
800 p. m. Sunday school and home.
Matte HOllOpeter.
2:30 p. m. Can Il ). ). teacher be sue.
cessful If not Il christian?-A. y. Pater-
son. ii. G. Davis.
3p. m. How may we secure better
observance of the Sabbath:-Rev Nam
ming. NJ. l.. Sweeney.
$3.50 p. IN. Reports different 5. ). and
election of association officers.
Music and other exercises by the vari-
Gus schools. Those who desire TO Join
in social basket dinner are cordially
invited to do SO by the Glover 5. 5.
NJ. l.. SWEENEY.
Pres. of Association.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

A striking example of what can be
done in two years at odd hours will be
seen by visiting j. H.Keck's dwelling on
Railroad avenue of this city. Yesterday
Globe scribe devOured a dish of straw
berries and cream at Mr.. Keck's home
The berries were picked that afternoon
from little patch Of strawberries vines
in the garden back of the houses. I6x42
feet in size. Two years ago Mr.. keck
took this place in hand. The ground
was then covered with buffalo sod. The
owner is a railroader. and spent part of
his hours of recreation in the garden.
The result is the premises are producing
fruits and vegetables in great abundance.
Strawberries being the earliest fruit, at
tracted most attention from the scribe.
This small patch will produce quite Il sur
plus of very choice fruit, above all the
family requirements. We have seen
strawberry patches back east. but never
saw anything that would compare with
this for prolific profusion of berries.
They seem to be as thick as they can
stick on the vines and are of splendid
size and delicious flavor when ripe. He
does not permit them to mai, but keeps
the rows distinct. though close to-gether
The garden was full of fruits and veg
etables which justify much more ex-
tended mention than we can give in this
issue. All vegetables the heart could
wish. from peas to celery. were there. and
of fruit both trees and vines. The raSp-
berry vines especially. attracted our
attention. They are full of bloom and
young fruit.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

The Disciples of missionary district
No. s, known as the Christian church in
Kansas. met in convention In this city
last Tuesday. and continued in session
until Thursday evening. Fifteen church.
es were represented. Several ministers
and many delegates were present.
Over 3, 900 conversions for the last six
mouths were reported for the state, and
enlarged plans were devised for future
work. The visitors were entertained
with the most cordial hospitality.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11
Ed. Sims returned from Kansas CITY
last Sunday, where he had spent a week
visiting brother and seeing the elephant.

A. j. Carlock was appointed pound
master last week instead of John Straeter
whose principles on the prohibition law
are not in harmony with the present ad-
ministration. Mr.. Carlock's first official
act was to take Co. Attorney Mitchelrs
Texas Arabians into his care and keep
Ing. The County Attorney led them
away from the pound this morning, sad
der. wiser, and two dollars poorer than
he was the day before.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

1t is scarcely necessary to remind our
readers that the great Howe and Gushing
show will exhibit in this city tomorrow,
as its announce sheets are to be found
on the bulletin boards and dead walls IN
a radius of thirty miles and Its litho-
graphs adOrn the store windows display
ing lis many wonders. A contemporary
says that from entrance to exit it is the
most interesting exhibition or exhibi-
tons ever presented American audiences.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

sion in Mitchell county. We hope he will
not accept, as he has been giving better
satisfaction than any one ever heretofore
in charge Of the Catholic work here.
Father Kearful will visit Mitchell to look
over the field and may be tempted to eN-
change the alfalfa fields Of southwestern
Kansas for other pastures.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

Many Dodge City friends will be glad
to hear of Miss June Slocum's success in
Denver. Miss Slocum, it will be re-
membered. went to Denver two years ago
with Mrs. Ida Beadle. She has been at
tending the Ashland High School at
Denver. and graduates this spring wit
second honors in class of thirteen. Miss
Slocum expects to 60 to Omaha this sum-
mer. hoping to secure position in the
city schools. She is highly qualified to
teach, and will no doubt make her mark
in the profession.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

If people would just remember that
flour will eXtinguish blazing gasoline
the knowledge would be inestimab.e."
said man of the house to-day. ''Sun-
day the tank on our gasoline stove was
blazing. Wet cloths were used without
effect when l remembered that | had
read that flour would eXtinguish the
blaze. \ handful did almost put it out,
and another snuffed it completely. 1t
would be good idea to paste this up.
so that in an emergency it might save
both life and property. Newton Re-
publican.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

Hon. j. X. Burton. the noted Kansas
orator, will address the irrigation conven-
ton on his experience and observations
Of irrigation, at kelly's opera house. Sat
urlay, May Goth. For the past six years
MIR. Burton has been engaged in ir-
rigation enterprises, and has investments
of time and money in that industry Sec
ond to no man in the state. 1t will pay
every farmer to come and hear him.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

We observe considerable interest is
manifested by our citizens in the prepara-
lions which are being made by the Ladies
Guild of St. Cornelius church to repro
duce the Midway Plaisance of the Worlds
fair. We are able to inform our readers
that they will not be kept much longer
in suspense rs to the date when this great
entertainment will be given to the public
of Dodge City.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

The following letters remain I'M
claimed for week ending May 10. 1894.
and unless called for within thirty DAYS.
will be sent to dead letter office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, Advertised" and give date of
this notice:
Argenbright. Chas. Teeter. Sarah j.
Campeii, Alvin: Moore. Emma.
Chritten. Z. A. Mcintyre. Wm.
X. W. EVANS. Il. y.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

r. V. Snyder, of Bucyrus, Ohio, is in
the city for brief visit with his sister.
Mrs. X. W. Workman. He was on bus
mess trip to the southwest, and arrived
here Just in time to attend the funeral of
bis d deceased brother-in-law, knowing
nothing. however, of his unfortunate
death until after reaching the city. He
says all kinds If business in his part Of
Ohio is paralyZed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

Mr.. Beardsley, father Of the artist
whose studio is over the pOstoffice, died
last week, at their country home in the
eastern part of Ford county. Mr.. Boards
ley has been an invalid for long time.
having come west years ago for the sake
of his health. He leaves a widow be-
sides the son above mentioned. to mourn
his loss.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

On Saturday, May 9Th. an important
meeting was held by the Ford County
Agricultural Society. The election of Of
ficers was part of the work on hand.
Capt. j. l.. Finlay was elected president.
j. H. Churchill. secretary and Mic May :
rath, treasurer. The president appointed
the following citizens to look after the
irrigation convention and other importan
matters pertaining to agriculture: John
Ridenour, Royal; Cyrus Stanley, Grand
view; S. c. Rhodes, Concord; Mic May
rath, Fairview; l.. P. Horton, Wilburn;
c. NJ. Beam. Richland: Charles Culver,
Bucklin; W. S. Fravel. Pleasant Valley:
w. c. Duncker, Wheatland; J. NJ. Lei
digh, Speareville; W. J. Fitzgerald,
Dodge City.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

Several farmers about Wilburn are SOW.
ing alfalfa this spring. 1t is only from
twelve to twenty feet down to water and
nothing to hinder or prevent the tap
roots running down to sheet water. 1t
will enrich every farmer who gets good
stand.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11
Children Cry Tor risch-
0r'9 CaStOrjA,

DIR. 5. F. Scott. Blue Ridge Harrison
county. Mo-. says: For whooping cough
Cough Remedy is eN-
cellent. BY using it freely the disease.
is deprived of all dangerous conse-
quenceS. There is no danger in giving
the Remedy to babies. as it contains
nothing injurious % and 80 cents bottles
for sale by City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

That closing out sale of Hallett's
queensware, glassware and chinaware is
about to be brought to sudden end. He
will flood the town and country with post
ers tomorrow, and either sell, give away
or smash every dish in the house into
smithereens during the next few days. He
is getting tired Of seeing them around and
begins to look reckless.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-05-11

Ills rumored that the past master of
the Sunflower club tried to tamper with
some of the special venire before they
got on the Mitchell case. Three of those
who had been .'seen" got on the jury.
We do no; believe there is any one on the
Jury who can be corrupted, however.