The Globe-republican., 1895-07-18

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LOCAL BREVITIES. I
Harvest is now on.
Temperature 96e yesterday. Aly
Haun stirred up quite breeze. 1,
San
cans Pineapples 25c at Stubs.
A big rise came down the river MOI side
day.
1O2 degrees in the shade at the depot I'VE
Monday, at ? p. M. YET
Alfalfa growers expect to get 81 a L
oushel for alfalfa seed. and
The signal Office reported the temper p'''
allure SO degrees Monday. "
GrasShoppers are not doing any particu- ''''
lar damage to crops on the bottom lands
cans potash 25c at Sam Stubs.
" n
Hog pens are not allowed within the '
.;,, iim;,s ,ris. ,,rooau,io- graz
matter Of health. ~
W. II. Pogue has field of corn i'm -
fine condition, the ears Of Germ being was
large enough for roasting. q" =
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Temperature at 3p. IN. Tuesday: 1912. oati
at north side depot building; 97o in 7
City Drug Store; $50 signal office. hoo,
Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Crumbine left for are
Ohio and Indiana this mornino. to visit Cree
friends, and will be absent several weeks. waS
f. Ii. Shirk. Of Topeka, who has been
in the Santa Fe telegraph office for few III
weeks past, supplies place at Great Sun,
Bend for the next % days. sern
Miss Ella Fitzgerald returned Sunday ~ a.
from Fairbank. Arizona. where she had "''
gone to care for sick sister, whose death y
we mentioned last week G..
= cans French peas 2sc at Stubs. Iam
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Heavy rains are reported in the Ell
Pase country and frequent washouts.
There is iiood in the Rio Grande river. A,
The rains are unprecedented for July Colo
of &C
D -. n"e7o' pie'ene" 'i'e i'lei ai and
VI, '"e u'"'n u w. oooi's plac
""u NV i W. n'ii d. city.
week. A,
Mrs. Mayrath has our thanks for some ~
fine peaches. Mr.. Mayrath expects to 1t
gather one thousand bushels of peaches Mon
this Year. track
accid
r0-Ns N.N' pans
J. P. Wrighten has 10 acres of corn the the {
stalks standing as high as his head. The
corn is in tassel and silk. A thousand LIN
h,sh.,s of .o-r from, ,bis fol, would M, of a
be bad crop. ~. u,'0>
H. A. Henning, of Ford township, Mr..
called this week, and informs us that his d.
harvesting is in progress, and most of ~,
Corn is DOING finely thirty
ing,
50 foot clothes liue Ice at Sam Stubs. who
Earl
Miss Helen Gots3d and friends have ;,o
been visiting the principal cities in the
west. Miss Gould is reported as saying Th
-s'she sees in the west great revival of of tn
prosperity" Glad TO hear it. Char
o.,o, s,,..o. -. .o.,.,, Mond
brought in wagon lead of peaches, on
Saturday. which he disposed of to r. w.
Evans, at 81 Is bushel. The peaches
were large and of fine quality. -'""
Mis-
Is lbs. Gran. Sugar Sl.00 at Stubs. cover
DR.. o. II. Simpson, who was absent a Miss
month in the southern part of the state. in Ka
returned last Friday. He says cattle are Miss
looking fine, crops are good, and there is year.
an air of prosperity in the country. hearts
~, time
"a ''e so'"'s :. and Il
state is in response to the demand of the
Governor, through the Attorney General. Alt
No local sentiment has been aroused and from
the proceedings have been attended with the in
no friction. be 60
the 81
'dos. broken Java Gomez sl.Vst"oos. reblos