davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

Anyone wishing flower work for
funerals should call at Haydehs, 7Oa
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25
no N Is THE TIME

ENOR RENT Two ne s4ut rooms, fur
y u! nd, with Or IS lthout board. 1iII
rainail slrcuf. m9s-.t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

To have your bewar connections
ma !e yourerllar drdine ID bath
IODlu uFerhaulsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

w NNTED-1 COOL grnhrm house.
w workers, % orel nd white. Also
oJG nui ehumn nrmaids At Norris FiicI-
Is implO} mont Agency, 19i9 Market
str ID !, n9j-lt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

David tho Sheppard Roy. Opera
AOEse, May 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25
READY
WEAR
SUITS.

its W caring
quality. 1t is truly"ready-
to.wedr.' Not put to-
gctiier for sale or ina cheap
manner, but made SO that
it is uniformly satisfactory
to the buyer and to us, as
we want your trade. "Mul-
lin"-madc Clothing is one
OF our best advertising
cards, Starting at $3.50
and up to SIS you can
make your selection as best
suits your peeket-book.
q. A. K, Suits-our blue
flannel Suits-at SIo,SI25o
and Sl3 have a "wear-
ing reputation with the
veterans. They are all
wool and full indigo guar
antccd.
JAS. L. NTUrLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th x Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

L.onREXr->o.ll7 t,lams street. {
| rupms nnl bath front porch. Rent
...uO. Wan. {. I'tuiall NJ. 5ll W glh
street. m9I-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25
BIC a yard.

One dress length only to
each customer. We can
give you splendid value for
your money in Silks, Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
.lEandkerchieis, Umbrellas,
Parasols, Ribbons, Lacos,
Embroideries, &c. Buy OF
US and save money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-25

Ruling prices Ruling pricee,
Amer. SUR. Hef luI4, Lake L & WeS,. ID !,
a Oh rOpN f.. Nat. Cor SSs :. "a i,
Can SOUTHERN. Az Pacific Con- i.
Central oI N.J. luSN. N Pacific P'd.. nj,
Chicago 4 y w.lO5 4 Tenn q y Co. Il Z.
Ch Bur 4 Q'cy. i "a Union Pacific. II
CHlcago Gas,,. :. CO.. Wabash Com. 81,
CT Nil & ST r.. 80 Wabash Prefd. Is i
. ri n Fa'hc.. Is Wost'n Union. 81.
C.. 81 T.. NJ * o.. 8G. I.ehfRhNAllex. 81 y
Z &C & st L.. ~ Pennu .......... ~
Dis y Cat Eds. q Reading ....... 81
Del n Hudson ,laD5e Phiin. Traction, 100
Del Lac y Wes.1jut +. u. Nghts... o. /.
Ed'sn q u Cos. ia Met. Traction. mex
Lake Shore...al3l Baltic. Traction 10
Louis & NHsh... 4ill thg. Gen.Mtgs ~
Missouri Pacific % lehiKh Nnv...
n y n n E..... I Peoples ........ 80,
y. Y. q. ~ H.. 9G44 w. x l.. II, L d. I3s.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
8nherfif6.

g. 3ideps Deuti 1sMmeritaniI9e ga.
milien-gldtter, XIII. Sabrsane, 9eft
1T loeben erl@ienen unb retbt F@ iowobl
In 8esug auf Snbalt tpie Musitattune
mirbis ieinen pielen 0orsdnsern an.
DieIes in beutl9=amerifanii9en Rreilen
10 beliebte Sournal, In benz nod mte Dor
bas l9dbenspertbe Yrin3ip aufre9t ct.
balten utrb, bem publitum nur fttli9
reinen, aber bur9,ues fe7elnben 2eleftoff
3u bieten, besinnt ben ,euen Sabrsang
nit ben atuei duberit interehanten. ipan.
nenben &omanen Cine eble Natur"
unb rMus 9obiudt", BON benen ber lek-
tere li9 auf amerifanil9em Boben ab.
lpielt. .-Yreis 10 Gents per 9eft.
Das erite Seft bes XI. Sabreanees
Der 3eiti9rift vl1niperlum" lie9t Dor
uns. @ir entnebmen benz proipettus
bic folsenben beber3ieensme then @orte:
rW&it Dem pcrliesenben 9efte tritt unlere
6amilienseiti6rift in bas 3ueite Seeeu-
mum ibres Beitebens. 3uan3ig itott-
li9e Bdnbe NIT elmer Tille ausse3ei9-
nten 2eieitoffes, sei&midt nit ben
berrli9iten Squi itrattonen, le8en 3eu9.
nib bapon ob, tpie MIR unentme9t be-
miibt tparen, nur bos 8eite 3u bieten.
3ablrei9e anertennenbe 3ui4riften
aug bem &reiie unierer Mbonnenten unb
Die itattlide Muf fase unferes Blattes BE.
,peilen, tpel9er lebbaften @pmpotbien
lid unier auf iolioeiter Baiis aufse<
bautes unternebmen in Der gebtlbeten
feinfiblisen Tamilie erfreut.
Snoem mir fit oieies uns bisber Be-
luielene rege SntereIIe bel 8e9inn bes
neuen XI. Sabrgan9es an bieler STEELE
unier perbinbliditen Dant auslpre9en,
pollen mir nidt perldumen, @ie slei9.
seitis, unter 9intpeis auf bic gum Ab.
orud porliesenoe itattli9e &eibe BON
&omonen, Nopellen unb populdr-,uiieu-
ldaftliden Nrtifeln, UNI Sbr ferneres
eiitises Woblmollen su bitten.~
0on vlteber 2anb unb Meer" 1T bos
SO. 9eit erl4ienen unb lieet ebenfalIs
auf unlerem Slide. gs 1T bos lebte
9eft bes 36. Sabrganses, unb bietet fi&
baber iett eine CUTE @elesenbeit 3u obon-
niren. Oie international Nems SO.
in New Dorf nimmt Nuftrdse entsesen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

9ilbesbetm eineeliefert morben. 1eife
mar TIM per9angenen Sanuar iber Btes
men nod Neu Dort seFoben, ipdter un.
ter benz on9enommenen Namen Qenrp
Breibabn na9 Deuti9lanb auriidsetebrt
unb bate TN Besriff seifanben, abermaIs
einen nod galifornien abeebenben 9atn.
burger Dampfer gu beiteieen, ais er e..
fannt unb berbaftet ,purbe.
= an Der 2iiite gnslanbs mdtben
itarte 6tiirme.
- Sn Wietoria, 9. g., trafen so
Normeger elm. Dielelben itnb bic
Mpant9arbe elmer 9roben golonie, tpel9e
li@ BIER nieberloiIen min mnb srobe
Streden 2anbes eefauft bat.
- Sn Chung 2ions, China. mitbet
cine Geuersbrunit unb 3erff6rte 1000
@ebdube. Ser @9aben belduft ft9 ouf
10 Millionen 9oels. Die 6tabt lie9t
BEL 9onsfon9.
- Ser Mebafteur Doegling bonn
Moniteur be @ome III nerbannt nor.
ben, neil ct einen Mrtttel gegen bic @e-
sieruns seiarieben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Kabelfunfen.

- Wie perlautet, plant Or. Miquel,
Der preubil9e Tinansminiit iter. cine Be-
iteueruns iammtli9er @eriiderunsspo=
licen.
- Sn perusia, oer italienil9en Sc
flung in Der sleidnamisen Yropin5, Iino
Die 9eutl9en 8ernbaro Grante unb
Gmil 51eel unb Der Oeitreider GranS
gllis als anseblide Spione perbaftet
morben.
- 0ersos Mlfreb bon 9a6len= 60
burg=@otba bot Der ameritaniIden Yri=
madonna Jrau Gillian Norbica, ,uelde
in @otha als Clio" eaitirte, Die Wees
oaille fir Runit uno Wii'enldaft per-
lieben.
Sn Gisleben lino neue Grolentun=
ger perlpiirt tporoen. uno amar in un-
mittel6arer Ndbe Der Mnnentirhe. Das
&ir1ensebauoe lit burd oas Nadeeben
Der ssunoamentiruns bel1doi9t unb
mubte i'm Snnern 9eitiitt ueroen.
- Sem amerifanil9en 0iee-GonluI
Ruetgens in Maden 1T leitens bes osut-
iaen &ei9es bas grequatur ertbeilt
fporben.
- Wie Der r2ei9san3ei9er" meloet,
bat bic fransOlii9e &esieruns bem Drill
tdr=Mttahe an Der beutlhen 8otidaft in
Yaris. 9auptmann 6rbr. BON Siibtinb,
ben Orben Der gbrenleeion perlieben.
- Die erite 8ernebmuns Der perbaf<
teten llnterofiiciere. mel9e su Der
Oberfeuertperfer S9ule eommanbirt
uprben maren. bat in Wasbebur8.
moielbt bic llnteriu4une bes Borfal-
les befanntli@ itattiinbet. ibren US.
- Der lanse seiu@te M6rber 9etu.
rid Seize, eenannt 2abne, II unter
Rarter Webeduns IN bas @efdneni6 ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

n. @f6nsnib,
ennoNenen 3u9t.
:. Sie iptroen isbt
hes MhglieS Der
9aft sperbel,. Wa3
IN. lou sefd,eben!'
reh5e Grau f1l
+ MIR slti4 sebol.
: 6etratbsperuitts
2 81 fos' 1bnen:
6ku,us' ,pk ST.
masuiesl, 1e 83l1le
Rpralen. Z 9ds4
,eQ NJ Nh
Melm: .6ereR u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
fit ]1(dnner.
S0llige Wieoerberitellnng Der 0eluno=
belt uno &iiitigfeit,
nittelit Der
Ga Safe 'ietcn 1seban>lum9.
Griularcid .po alles Nnoere ieblge=
ld)lagcn bat.
DIE IA saue'idr n1ethooe uno ihre Sor3ase.

ns. "a saue eidas nlethooe uno hre Sor3ase.
l. applitot,on oer Wsittcl oirett am Sie Der
Qrunthett.
D Bermeouna Ser perbanunG unb Nbihwd=
,huu9 Der Y3irfiGnfett Der Wtittel.
s. Gngere Mnudbrung an Die beoeutenoen
untcren Oeffnuuaen her Hufcnmarfnerpen aus
her 8irbelidule u,1b habci crlcthtcS GtnOrtngen
5u Ser 9terpeniiiliateit unn Der Waie oeS 9es
airns unh Jitgrats.
!. Ser l3atcnt fann iid cihh NIT gertngen
Gotten ohne Qlr5t bertclen
S. ,sbr o ,brauh erfnroert tcinc Tcranoernne
oer Otdt ODE Qebers cmpbnbctten.
g. sic inh ahplut anh1bld,.
T. Sic limb le,dt pom ,Scbem an5ulpenoen
ane ,uirten Mnmtttelbar ami ben Sis beS ltebels
'uuerbulb rpcnfeer ais elmer halbcn Stunoe.
Kenn,citen @eit1rte 9}erbauung, Wppettt=
,naneI, stbmogeruna, Gcbdd)tntbihmae1c,- hetbc
NaOuuaen uno Gr,btben, 9ortletoiafcit, Iebers
haiter unb nsrpoier ooer tefcr Salaf nit 1raus
rsu Gersflopfer. Mus'hldae lin. Grndt nno
GatS, 4up e, Mbnctnnna gcgen 8cicuihait, Hnz
en., " "lniScMbcit, Mangel nr ISillenSfratt,Sh
ternbeit. II, 7. 10. llnicr Vchanolmngsm etbobe
Cfcrbert tctnc Beruisit5rana unb fetne Wtagens
iiberlanungcn nit DtehiSin, ote Wcottamente
werocn oirett an ben aifiS,rtcn 1beileu an9es
uuu0t.
Die 0a 5aaeid,e Behanh luna IT aud oas befte
M,ttet aeaen &rnntbcitcn Der gtteren' Bld1en
NJ. I. ~.
rid bewicSer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
uad)rid)tell aus Ohio,

49, 9la1 Dem 5ooe Der Dittue Wil-
is 9Srt9bt in GoIbpcton ,purbe cine
bleherne YiiAle aufeefunben, in Der
1925 tbeils in &olo, tbeils in pa-
,ierselb entbalten paren
Sn MiiTlin, 9llblanb Gpuntp,
~ Iroe am Nbeno oes l5. Oftober einee-
bro6en. Oie Diehe Hoben nad) Sc
omeusue uno 9tarlbau Slaac 9effel=
inaer fnlate ibnen no6. Sebterera err
biet BET oer Verfolgung einen S1uB in
|eine rehte BruIt BON einem oer BUR
hen uno lpuroe lebenssefabrli4 pet=
lebt.
Gonbufteur Goot Der 6. 8. & gD.
Ba9n ipurbe ara l6. Ottober in Der
Nd9e bon Better, Start Gountp, bon
leinem eisenem 3use i!berfabren unb
fiirhterltth Der Itiimmelt. Ct mar unge=
Idhr 45 Sabre aft uno binterldBt eina
Jamilie.
Gin seriebener @auner fdll1te
am l6. Oftober einen Brief auf ben
9iamen bes &eilenben 6. g. Miller, Der
ais @ait in &olb's 9otel, in Cincinnati
weilt unb iibergab oenlelben einem 80.
ten Der Imerican Oiitritt Melienser Co..
bamit ct $75. tpelde MilIer i'm Sotel
oeponirt bate, bole. St befam bas @elb
unb einige Stunoeu lpdter erIbien Wfil=
let unb erfldrte ben Brief fir cine Tdl-
l4uns.
- Massie Sebler, Elm 5jabrises
Mdohen in Cincinnati uuroe am 16.
Ottober, ais es BON elmer ibrer Wob=
nuns geseniiberliesenben GrOcerD fom.
meno oas 5traBenbabnseleile iiberl9ritt,
bon einem eleftril9en Wasen umgeito=
ben unb cine Gtrede melt selbleift.
Das Sinh erlitt innerlibe @erletungen,
an oenen es nod Mnlidt bes Dr. Gar
bon 1terben mir0.
@roBer Brano. Ser sanse
@el9aitstbeil in 2ibertp Genter, 9enrp
County. lit am Woraen oes 16. Otto6er
absebrannt. Das 5euer brad) in Der
G,rocerp BON Mbeatlep & 60. aus unb
breitete 1i6 nfolse ces beftisen Winoes
raid aug. ausludrti9e 20l4mannl4af-
ten uuroen serufen. Sm @ansen brann=
ten lieben3ebn @ebduoe ab. Ser grano=
ibaben be3iffert lid auf $4,000. benz
nur cine 8erli6eruns BON $4,000 se.
eeniiber tebt.
- g.. Sanfelter. elm 3Sidbriser
Sun9er BON Delbi, fubr ont 16. Otto=
ber in leinem Wasen in Cincinnati bic
Darrilon Mpenue entlans, als iein pfero
lheute unb i'm auf bic Strabe idleu=
oe,te, no e. einen &ippenbrud erlitt.
st purbe ins 9olpital 9ebradt, no er
oabrl9einlid iterben wiro.
x Die in Gait Qiperpool tuobnenben
Wermanbtsn bes Yittsburser 3lueirab.
iabrers Granf 8. 2en3, Der I'M SUM
1892 BON Sem Dort aus eine &eile I'm
Die Welt antrat unb leit April nihts
mebr bon ii9 bpren lieb, baben Td iebt
an Die 8unbesre9ieruns in Maibinston
9ewanot. I'M linen beim MufIu9en bes
BermiBten bebilfli9 gu iein. Ser lebte
Brief Qens's batirt aus Yerfen unb mon
befiir9tet, boB ct Der bort berrl&enben
gbolera gum Opfer fiel.
GeIbFmorb.-Sn Dapton bat fi&
am 3a4mtttas bes Is. Oftober Der %.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

- @egerbte glepbantenbaut lit iiber
einen 3oll bid ano itebt bod I'm preiie.
- Mit 175,ooo @6alern unb 300
2ebrern murben fiirBlid bic 5fentli9en
S9ulen ghieosos pieber er6ffnet.
- sdsli6 100000 parb.n fit
&apttal unb Mrbeit perloren geben, tpenn
Die idmmtli9en gilenbabnen bieles
9onoes bur9 einen Strife ober Bopcott
blodirt ipiirnen.
- Ser 9umoriit 8arl 6auIer Iast
iiber bic amerifarii9e Yolitit: vgbe-
benz pdblte mon BON awei uebeln bas
fleinere; beutSutase pfegt mon bon
3pei Barrels" bds grDbere 5u tpdblen,
pbidon bas @elb bod idlieBli9 aud Elm
nebel lit ,uenn sleid Elm iebr notbmeni.
ges."
- Cine sepiIie Dame ,uunbert ii9
pie peridiebene Qeute es fertis brinsen,
gut gu leben, obne ettpas gu arbetten.
sic erbietet fi9 etnen boben Yreis fir
oas Hecept 5u be3ablen. Warum oenft
lie ni9t an bic 2ilien bes Gelbes, tpel9e
aud niht arbeiten unb bod nit berrli-
den &leibern seIdmiidt oaiteben T? -
8obrlid, i'd iase eu@: gut leben unb
ni4ts arbeiten fommt BON gan3 mas I'm.
berem her.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
0eteime rnn qeId3le&tlidle araufbeiten.
aeine Sur, @eiue 8eaabluua,

olGe Mrsueteu gum &ofterpreiS.
Sprcd)Intnoen ubr Dorn,. btS tlbr 9tadbua
NIB IS nbr 9benbS. Mn Conn. Mnb 0eftta0es
s-12 llDr 1orm. a1uStp dsttoe Dettenrem nj
,tTehbaremGrfol9c briefltdb bebonbelt. 0lon feao
iir esn Iretes unterfud3unes esformular. Nbbreife:
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE, ~
yO5, 5O7, 500 Gnmnstt Gtrabe. 9oIebo, 0elo
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

= Nus Rnorpille, 9enn., mirb BE
ri9tet, bab 2inba Miller, Elm @tern
erter @r0be am muiifalii9en 9immeI,
fd baielbft in ibrem 9otel nersiftet
abe.
- Inter ben Mantelmahern in BEN
Brownsville Ditrift fam es seftern gu
elmer Demonitration, bic betnabe in einen
Nufrubr ausartete. Nur benz prompten
Gintreten Der 8oli5et unb Der Geueruebr
1T es su perbanten, bab oas 2ebtere per.
hinbert murhe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

@rp1piion.- Ser 0ampitellel in
1enrp Water's 9obelniible in 9oleoo
1T ON l6. Oftober erplobirt. Ser Mfo=
I6inilt ,purbe tDotli6 peristt. Sem Mr=
better Sad Green ,puroe Dos ltnfe Vein
abeerillen. Som 9art wuroe aug einem
6eniier i'm Sueiten Stode binausses
| l9leuoert unb enttam unperlebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

Gin id,peres Stiid @ubeilen Fel
am Is. Oftober in Der Nsm Diamond
ubrenf nfabrif in Baberton, Summit
County, uno iraf Sobn 9arpep unb
Wtia @rom. 2esterer 1T toot unb Sar-
oen fann ni6t mebr lanse leben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

- meilton 2e,pis eeein reilenber Neenl
fir bic @rocerpfirma Bibman unb 60
in WansIielo, tpurbe ON Nbenb bes 16
Ottober auf Der Strobe in 6Oitoria I'M
$500 beraubt. ST bate bas .@elb cry
einige Winuten porber BON Der oortieer
6irma @reen unb MiIe ousbesoblt er
| balten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

~- 9fa1 hem 5ooe Der @ittme Wil-
's SSri9bt in Golbpcton purbe eine
blecberne YiiAle aufeefunben, in ber
1926 tbeils in Sob, tbeils in pa-
)ierselb entbalten ,paren.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
The InvincibleS "Tinced."

The game of base ball yesterday after
noon between the A. o. L. w. and NJ. W.
A. proved to be the most interesting game
of the season. The game had all the nov
elites as advertised on the bills.
The A. o. L. W. wore ten cent CAPS
with the word ''Invincibles" decoratin g
the front. No one has yet found out to
what the word ''lnvincible'' referred-the
Woodmen have concluded that it must
have something to do with the secret work
Of the WOrkmen. The Woodmen wore
blue caps and red sashes.
The Woodmen came to bat and made
four scores. The last half of this inning
resulted in two scores for the WOrkmen.
The S innings following were much the
same as the first. and the advantage gain
ed by the Woodmen i'm the start gave them
the game by the remarkably close score
of 16 to Is scores.
Several brilliant plays could have been
made but for the binding dust. As it
was there were many fine plays made, but
the sand spoiled the luster so that but a
few saw Them
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
Bucklin.

We have had a fall rain the past few
days. A large acreage of wheat will now
be sOwn.
Our blacksmith, Mr.. Davis, will re-
move to old Missouri this fall.
Louis Elder will start for Iowa soon to
make his future home.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools are endeavoring to consolidate,
but few chronic kickers are trying to
prevent it.
Bucklin's tin band are preparing to give
Our Speareville fellows a warm RECEIPT
ion.
Miss Carrie Coons will teach school near
kingsdown.
Weddings are scarce and prospects very
poor.
A lady friend informs US rhata buxom
young lady Of this town is in a peck Of
trouble. She has lately leaned that one
Of her fellows has been too intimate with
some fair sisters in Colorado city. She
says she 10 not stuck on warmed OVER
fellows.
Our bank moves right along in spite of
the financial depression.
Our post once viii be moved to the
Fisher store soon.
Pearl Cottonwood.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev E. H. Vaughan, pastor. Services ev-
erv Sunday at Ii a m. and go p. m. Sun
day school at 9 As q. m. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN.
Rev. J S GIendenning. pastor. Services
every Sunday at ii q. m. and $50 p. m.
SUNDAY School at 9:45 a.. N. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
CHRISTIAN.
DR.. s. T. Dodd, Pastor. Services every
Sunday at Ii a. H. and 80 p. ~ Sunday
Schooi at Gas a IN. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
EPIsCOPALIAN
Rev S. f. Busser, Rector Services every
Sunday ut II q. m and 1:30 p. N. Sunday
School at 9:i5 a. m.
CATHOLIC.
Rev. c. L. kearful Rector Regular ser
vices on Ist and Sd Sundays of each month
at g and 1870 a. IN.
UNITED BRETHREN.
Rev. Elmer Mater, Pastor Services every
Sunday at II a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. sunday
school at 10 p. m.
FREE METHODIST.
Rev. D. L. Bondurant and Joseph Sizelove,
Pastors Services every Sunday at ii a. N.
nd 80 p IN. Sunday School at 10 p IN.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Merchant-I am sorry to lose Miss
Pixies services, bpt what must b
must May I ask how It is that
wealthy young man like you should
have chosen q shop-girl to share your
fortune?
De Rich-Three or four Of my family
made unhappy marriages, and vowed
that I'd never wed q woman who wasn't
q born angel, and know Miss Pinlkie
is. Ihave heard three different shop
ping ladies speak well Of her.-N. Y.
Weekly.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Editor Stead, of London, who created
such furore in Chicago during the trials
CT Prendergast and Dan Coughliu. has
published book which is proving to be
the sensation of the day. 1t is entitled.
"lf Christ came to Chicago" and the
cheapest bound edition sells for 50 cents
copy in Chicago. We have the agency
for Ford county, and can furnish books at
hicago prices.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

On Tuesday of last week We had 80 Of
an inch OF rain. last Saturday it began
raining again, continued at intervals al
that night and during the following day,
NOT clearing on until Tuesday morning.
There were LII inches Of rain fell the
LAST ram, making over two inches Of rain
altogether. The river Is booming. plains
and valleys are green and late corn h
strictly in It. Csftis are doing Ane.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
Necessary Caution.

Necessary Caution.
Hello, is this the telephone Officer
Eyes"
'Say, how does my voice sound? No.
tice anything peculiar about it?'
mo"
''Then call up No. 41144. I've got to
explain to my wife that it's business
that's keeping me so late. Chicago
Record
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

For SALE-A choice S6O0.O0 1st Mort
gage Loan, dated Sept. 1st, 1892. running
D years at S per cent interests, secured by
l6O acres improved farm in Ford county
valued at 5lS00.O0. Interest and taxes
paid to date. Will discount loan to net
II per cent interest. Write for par
ticulars. Address WIN. o. Knox, Room
l. no Suffer street, San Francisco Cal.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
Only When 1t Rains.

One rainy day last week Kosciusko
Jones, being in hurry to get home.
took a street car. There was a big
crack in the roof Of the car through
which the rain fell and ran down the
back of his neck, so he asked the ur-
bane conductor:
What is the matter with this car?
Does it do this way always?"
''No, sir; only when it rains. "-Texas
SiftinCs.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of w. NJ. Starrett and Miss Iua d. Lem.
ert, at Cimarron, September 10Th. The
bride is a daughter of o. D. Lemert, and
has large circle of friends in this city.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

As the campaign in Ford county is not
begun on the part of nominees for county
offices. we will only say in this issue that
our candidates all feel sanguine of sue
cess. and the prospect of sweeping re-
publican victory grows brighter every
day.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

The street parade and open air concert
given by Prof. Heustis with his aggrega-
ton of living and inanimate curiosities
Wednesday afternoon was the attraction
OF the week. The performances in the
evening were witnessed by crowded
house. and everybody got his moneys
worth of enjoyment.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

The next Free Methodist quarterly
meeting will begin on Friday evening of
next week. 1t is expected this meeting
will be of more than ordinary interest.
as new chairman will be here. and the
new minister is now in charge of the
circuit.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
Dishe0rtenlnG.

This is cold, crool world" said
Meandering Mike. Folks amt salts
fed with turnin' a man down; they
goes an does 1t disagreeable.
"What's the matter?''
81 jes' made call at the farmhouse.
Madam says 1, Tn hungry, am"
can what did she do?''
''She jes' looked at me, significant
like, an says: Sos my dog Sum
day Mercury.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

+. A. Smiley has traded his farm for a
Missouri farm with $500 encumbrance on
1t. The Missouri place is in a
nne country but we do not
think there is an acre Of land in the state
OF Missouri equal 10 Mr.. Smiley-s Kansas
farm, and the latter is tree from encum-
brance
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
His PurDOSe.

Mrs. limit (severelyrEthel that
young Mr.. Sparks attentions to you
are becoming quite noticeable. He
comes here every night in the week ex-
cepting Saturday. Do you know his
intentions?
Ethel limit (demurelyl-Yes: he said
he intended coming Saturday night,
too. after this week.-Puck.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14
SECRET SOCIETIES.

CONS OF VETERANS. The HeadQuarter.
- of Kansas Division, Sons of Veterans, L.
s. A, are located in the Wright building(up-
stairs, southeast corner Second avenue and
Chestnut street. The rooms are open from
a. N. TO p. IN. Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited to call.
Z. III. MADISON, Division Com'der
f. A. HOBBLE Div Adiutant
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Col. Jere Shaw. abide camp to the G.
A. r. eommander-in-ch of the United
Seates, left last Friday for Pittsburg. Pa,
to attend the G. A. r. reunion. Jerre re-
ceIved high commentator from the press
for his fine soldierly qualities at the last
reunion in this state, and Dodge City peo-
pie take pride in his laurels.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Three young bloods of our city were
out across the river late Wednesday
evening in search of the Sunflower clab.
and got held up on their return at the
south end of the bridge. Two fled and
fell over ropes, stretched across the
bridge, while the third stood his ground
and dispersed the enemy.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

F. c. Hasbrouck, Santa Fe superintend-
ent machinery, has months vacation,
and Is of for visit in the east. He will
join his wife in Pennsylvania, where she
has been visiting her old home some time.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Capt. Henry. an old time citizen and
prominent populist leader and orator of
this county, left for Topeka last week to
help look after Governor Lewellins. Mrs.
Henry had already removed to that CITY
and they expect to make it their home for
some time to come.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

Try our Pancake Flour at 80 cents a
sack.-BOndurant Il Young.
The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

The Degree of Honor lodge, A. o. T.
w. will give watermelon social at Ma
sonic hall, Wednesday, September 10Th
The latch string hangs out and pubIi,
invitation has been posted.