The Globe-republican., 1895-04-12

1ne Central UtOcery StlIl Sells SINu-
lated sugar q pounds for sl.OO.
Miss Blanche Harris returned Wednes-
day frOm La Junta, Colo, where she has
been visiting the family of P. Fadel.
III. Juneau went to Wichita Monday.
accompanied by j. 4. Corey, where he is
being instructed in the higher degree Of
Masonry.
II. McGarry's household wares were
shipped to him at Colorado Springs last
Monday. He will engage in the practice
Of law there.
Poultry wire is very cheap, and makes
the very best fence for everything. Large
quantities being sold at the Zimmerman
Hardware and Mfg. Co.
Lewis Post, &. A. r., has secured Hon.
c. E. Lobdell. speaker of the House of
Representatives of Kansas, to deliver the
address on Memorial Day.
NJ. V. Markley is putting in wind
mill irrigation plant on his farm near
the Soldiers Home. The pump will
throw six inch stream of water.
The March number of the SuntlOwer
Magazine is illustrated with splendid
picture of Frank A. HObble, besides de-
voting two pages to his biography.
Ii. r. Blown received letter We'd
nesday from Ohio giving the sad intel
ligence of the serious if not fatal injury
resulting to his aged mother from the
kick of horse.
Railroad officials say very few persons
are sending mail orders to Kansas City
for groceries since Sam Stubs adopted
the low price basis.
Felix G. Head, proprietor Daily
Courier, Petalnma. Cal, was one of the
snow bound Santa Fee passengers last
Friday. He did not enjoy the Kansas
zephyr as much as the coast breeze.
The Topeka Sunday Capital easter
edition. will be edited exclusively by a
corps of ladies, and the proceeds from
its sales will be used for charity. Those
wishing copies should apply at the news
stand in advance.
The commissioners received 80 bushels
of kafiir corn and eighty bushels of oats.
for which they had made acquisitions,
this week. 1t is for distribution on ac-
count OF applications on file.
Evangelist J. \. l.. Romig, of the
Christian church, preached in this city
"Wednesday evening. Mr.. Romig and
wife were on their way to Salt Lake City,
aud remained here only one day and
night.
The dray men Say they have been al
most worked to death, in a legitimate
way however, this spring. They dOun't
know the reason why if other linessof bust
ness are not paying.
This week Capt. Misner served Ford
county as deputy in the positions of
county clerk, county attorney, district
clerk and register of deeds. He is COM
petent to handle the work of any of the
offices.
The Epworth League will hold a special
Easter service Easter Sunday evening, be-
ginning at 6:45 p. m. Prof. Watt will
lead. A special program has been ar
ranged for. Everybody cordially invited
to be present.
G. V. Bartlett, of Dodge City, who has
been appointed commissioner Of Forestry,
was in this city the latter part of last
week. His was wise appointment, he
having taken charge of the Forestry in its
infancy, and has made it what 1t is
Jetmore Republican.
The board of railway assessors consist
ing Of Lieut.. Gov. TrOutman, Secretary Of
State Edwards, Auditor Cole, Treasurer
Anterior and Attorney General Dawes,
were in the city Wednesday looking over
the Santa Fe yards and shops. They
were not riding at Mr.. Pullman's expense.
The Rock Island Company is building
three more rain making cars for use this
summer. This gives the company six
cars, and all will be under supervision of
Rainmaker Jewell. They will do SER
vice in the arid sections of Nebraska,
Kansas and Texas as the occasion requires.
Through the agency of j. NJ. Burson
the James Catron land, on the river bot
tom near Fort Dodge. was sold to Z. H.
Northrop last Saturday. The price paid
is se.l25, or s25 per acre. and the land is