The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-07-06

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mexts nor nc7vs items for Publication later Gin,
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All items of Local sesus thankfully received.
LOCAL BREVITIES. yrs srs,
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Some entstaining correspondence on
last page NJ.
High patent flour at so cents sack at 0eis
Sims & Sims.
suits
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sims returned today store
from Fowler.
Don't buy flour till you have seen Sims Won
& Sims. 1t is money for you. Hans
ing
Two or three weddings have been and '
postponded on account OF the strike. venti
H. A. Osborne returned Saturday from
Newton, where he has been visiting
few days. -
There'll be no hungry people in Dodge nenr
c;tv while Sims E. Sims col, sacond Grade and :
49,. =. IN COO. furni
the 6
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gray and daughter want
of Ford, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Hughlett last Sunday. Ia
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-.So Dodg
G.L. zwick Of Buck,in. Mo-. q cousin and l
of Conductor E. E. Zwick, of this city, is seho'
here visiting the latter gentleman this cheal
week. Ing
Mana
I.Ost.-A solid black fan, satin on one
side, at rink or between rink and west &c. w.
dar street. Finder please return to this ce,n,
office. tho
Data. ,,o,,u ~, ..,.,,, 49, s . -. Clarl
place, eleven miles east of Dodge City,
one large gray mare and one large bay
horse.
Andy Russell was up this week looking nize
for residence property 1t is his inten- whic
ton to move his family to the city as soon coun
as he can procure a suitable home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Laing left We'd lars
nesday afternoon on the Santa Fe to of tn
visit their old home in Rochester, N. Y. enter
They will be absent about two months. featu
flowe
sam ''aliasDer took Ill the fo"rtl VI five q
July dance at the G. A. r. Celebration. orou
NeA. n'oil""s we saw "i'l 'i'np.s "p u.e gorg'
staeet with a bottle of SPAWN liniment in eome
his hand. rome
musi
" ~ -: coup
the the strikers, but the militia declined
" "'''~A 'no a. - chief
'"1 WV '' ' " of Ks
boys. ouen
Among the exciting games of ball on
the Fourth the contest between Hubbard's
~. C:... Did,. Sol
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49,. 49,, o. .,a oo,,,;,,,,o, fo, one
-. e.. a.. h.,-:,,,;,,,r 80 ,,,, emin
80 ,,,:.,, &c p,oo,.s ,,,od t,o os,t,, viii, acqu
-,.. ~ go $780,, 60 r., O. who's
=. r 80 49, p,o.,.. socia
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.Jos.nh 7, Miller nm the un,ands. fo,n his +
miles northwest of Dodoe Citv. will bar. the
vest seventy acres of wheat next week. route
He estimates it will thrash out one thOus- the
and bushels. Mr.. Miller put in sixty acres 'atef
sod and twenty acres old ground to VI ~.
,,,,,..t, ybe cod ,p,,eat al; came tbrouoh publ
in good shape, though thin on the ground, tne
while on the old gr ound half the area fail place.
ed to make a stand. Mr.. Miller cut the auu
~, ,,,;.,, d;so h.r,o,v ,nd sox,ed tho Hutc
.-..,o... IT,, oo,,o.oa b.. .,o.h., illust
discing, leaving the ground in good shape.
WI
Tie celebration at Lambert's grove, in of I'll
Meade county, under the Modern Wood this {
men, attracted about one thousand citizens It va
from this and Meade county. We have Arka
some of our people who were The
there, and they say the affair was grand usual
success. Messrs. Fitzgerald and Churchill ton b
did the wind work, and everybody we in a doz
terviewed accorded them the highest en- one ,
coniums OF praise. Beeson's orchestra 100 q
gave the dancers chance to swing them good
selves in the most harmonius and poetic whic