The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

Temperature s. degrees Tuesday.
Wheat is selling at 50 to "a cents.
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L. r. Miller has shipped nine carloads
of wheat the past few weeks.
Rev. S. E. Busser is in Boston, attend
ing the Knights Templar Conclave.
James G. Breakey intends returning @
to Bloomington, Ill, in a few days.
Rev. j. Z. Jolly, of the NJ. E. church, T
Kinslsy, was visiting the family of P. r. b
Hobble this week.
The grass was never so rank as this
year. What is being done about blowing
fireguards?
Judge Burson and Under Sheriff Tar ~
box were in Clark county, Tuesday look :,
ing after some cattle.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
take an outing and enjoy itself with a (,
picnic at Collars grove tomorrow. t:
L. j. Tate, ST., received severe in
Jury on his right hand, some days ago,
while handling lumber fO- the Santa Fe, -
at station west. He will be disabled {,
for few weeks. Il
1t is now the asth of August and there
is some unfinished harvesting in the
county. J. X. Sayre, near Ensign, Gray
county, has field of wheat not yet ripe e
enough to cut. \
Willis Gleed is in london, England, =
this week on business with company
which owns al irrigation ditch down in
southwestern kansas.-TOpeka Breeze. e
We suppose it is the Eureka canal a
company Mr.. Gleed is looking after. "
Sheriff BeesOn in his travels south ran
hundred acres, located near the Texas y
line, and net far from EnglewOod. The
melons are raised for the seed which are
supplied te an eastern seed house. "
A Topeka exchange notes that many
Kansas farmers are engaged in the green :.
goods business since the watermelon :,
season opened. A farmer who knowing
ly sells green watermelOns ought to be :,
thumped.-Kansas City Journal Go :,
''plug" yourself.
Among the many stars who have sought O
approval at the hands of the public no D
one has met with greater success than "
Jolly Matte Vickers, who comes to us v
soon in her latest edition of former sue b
cess "Jacquine," which will be seen at S,
the Opera house, on September 18th. d
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Presbyterian church next Sunday morn II
ing will be .'WOman and religion" Her Il
condition in foreign lands and what is y
being done for her. Also what they have 81
done in Christian lands for her elevation.
Many interesting things will be brought
out in connection with this subject which /.
will make it Interesting to all. Every ii
body invited. II
The Republicans made no mistake in c
the choice OF chairman Of the Republi- e,
can county central committee, in the Il
selection of Paul Henkel. Mr.. Henkel "
is man of ripe and superior intelligence to
and wide experience, and he is energetic CT
in his work and interchangeable in its tr
pursuit. He will give much of his time cl
TO the conduct of the canvass, and Re- fir
publicans will reap browning victory. Sc
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W. S. Pagan, formerly of Dodge City. "
but who moved to Hutchinson in October,
1888, was in the city, for the first time
since he left, few days last week. MIR. ri
Pagan owns several pieces of city IN
property and lands in Dodge and Ford bl
He says Dodge is one Of the til
best cities in Kansas. Property rents W
higher here than in many cities. He has bt
great faith in the future of Western 81
Kansas. CO
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An eminent weather prophet says a OF
cool wave will cross the rocky mountains tn
about this date. Very considerable rain be
fall will occur during the first week liz Ss
September and severe storms. of
September rainfall will be generally at
above the average along and near the tn
10th parallel from Philadelphia to 3