The Globe-republican., 1895-02-22

J.IH. Churchill is moving another OF
he Fifth avenue VanTromp houses to
he old Zimmerman lumber yard
grounds on west Front street.
Dodge City Division, o. r. c.. is pre-
pairing to give its third annual ball on
March 18th. This organization makes
IS balls great social successes.
Last Saturday was Il big day for
Dodge City. The weather was fine, and
armers came from far and near. The
merchants enjoyed good trade.
j. NJ. Burson, has purchased all of
Harry McGarrys household goods. and
low has them in his second hand store
.or sale. They are all as good as new.
Ed. H. Madison devoted the week TO
Eugene StOtts, charged with
arceney of revolver. in the Garder City
district court, and his client was acquitted
asst night OIL first ballot by the jury. We
know Eugene Stotts, and could not have
believed him guilty even had the jury
said so.
Prof. BrOnner is going 10 give Lewis
Post a grand photograph benefit enter
tainment at &. A. r. Hall, Thursday
night. March 9TH. Prof. Bonner has all
the latest and best photograph pieces.
and this is an opportunity of life time
10 and Is cents.
Rev. S. f. Busser has been in attend
ance at the great Masonic gathering
held in Topeka this week, and was on
elected Deputy Grand High
Priest Of the Grand Chapter. X. A. NJ
Rev. Busser was grand chaplain of two
of the grand lodges the past year.
The windmill on the campus at Soui(
College was blown down and totally
wrecked by the wind Tuesday. The
workmen engaged in putting new pipe
into the well had removed some of til,
tower supports. which made TIT
structure easy prey to the gale.
Children grow into the habit of news
paper reading through contact with TIL
local columns of the home paper
While it may be entertaining to man
older readers to feast upon ''roasts,
scandals and sensations, it is better 70
home. and humanity generally. for tn
local paper to keep its columns fire
from news of such character.
The Topeka Capital is making flu
handed fight against pauperizing tn
state partnership. When the poo
country printer was on the rack the voic
of Joseph was not heard in protest, an
country editors, though they are at hear
with the Capital, are not laying awah
nights worrying over the matter.
Special services will be held next SUI
cay, both morning and evening, at S
Cornelius Episcopal church. This is th
Sunday next before Lent. Subject {
morning sermOn:-''Repentance.' Ever
ing subject:-''I'he Conversion Of Dodg
City" Morning service at ii O'clocl
Evening service at Z 80. A cordial il
vitatiOn to all.
p. II. Young has leased his rive
bottom farm, three miles northeast
Ford, to l.. A. Griffith, of Fairvie
township, for term of three year
Mr.. Griffith is one of the most thorOug
and progressive farmers in the count.
and Mr.. Young is fortunate in securin
so good man to assist in deyelOpin
the farm. About twenty-five acres
the tract are already producing alfalf
Commander E. II. Madison and Qua
termaster, Harry Markley leave Mond;
for Lawrence to arrange for the gre
Sons Of Veterans encampment whi(
will be held on the Goth, 9th, 2Sth. CO
Madison this morning received fro
Michigan regulation suit of regiments
which will take the shine off of Ordina
mortals at the encampment.
Owing to the bad weather, Pro
Bronner did not leave on the 18th as i
tended. He is arranging to close up
March LIST, however, and tho
who desire work should not delay.
has made big reduction in prices
, that none may be disappointed. '
may not have as fine an artist as Pre-
. BrOnner again soon.
c. Nj. Beeson and H. r. Brow