The Globe-republican., 1895-10-10
Rain fall Saturday morning 10 of an

Rain fall Saturday morning 10 of an
inch.
Fred Harvey will run the Santa Fe
dining cars.
See if your neighbOr has registered.
The 25th is the last day.
The Board of County Commissioners
was in session this week.
There was heavy snow in Colorado
last week. on low points.
Texas is raising thoroughbred cattle
and the long born is going out.
Joseph A. Hendricks, of Fort Dodge,
has been granted an increase of pension.
Rev. P. G. Shanklin will preach in the
Baptist church, Sunday morning, at the
usual hour.
The Fort Scott Monitor says the quiet
man knows way to q cheap reputation
for wisdom.
j. II. Lilly is threshing, this week. 1t
is estimated that he will have from 200
to 1000 bushels Of grain.-Ingalls Union.
A Gluck left OH Sunday evenings train.
for Topeka, where he goes as u repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge of the In-
dependent Order of Odd Fellows.
The Santa Fe railroad company is pre-
pairing to make extensive improvements
at Argentine. The company will build
mandatory and manufacture many
articles for its own use.
John Nelson, who has been employed
in the telegraph Office at Coolidge for
some time. has returned TO this city, and
is employed as night operator in the
Santa Fe telegraph Office.
Hon j. X. Burton is announced to
speak to the Republicans Of Ford county.
in Dodge City, Oh Monday. October Nth,
at s d. III. MIR. Burton is AN eloquent
speaker, and he is one of the foremost
Republicans in Kansas. All citizens are
invited.
Frank Chapman, who has been serving
.sSv. fnr
was nominated By Mayor Sims, at the
meeting If the city council, last week,
and by al unanimous vote was confirmed
by the council. Mr.. Chapman makes an
efficient clerk, and his services are highly
appreciated.
Rev. G. III. Rogers, of Battle Creek.
Michigan, will begin a series of meetings
in the Union church, next week. Mr..
Rogers is fitting up the church building
with view to the comfort of the people.
His discussions will be on the Bible
truths. The meetings are free, and the
public is invited.
Ben A. Jones, who has been living in
Montana, for oyer seven years past. re-
turned on Thursday, and joined his
family. Mr.. Jones lived i'm Dodge City
for about ten years, and owns some
property here. He will remain several
months for the benefit of his health. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. Jones.
James Dempsey, who was charged with
killing his wife. ut Coolidge, last
October, and who was sentenced to the
penitentiary. has been pardoned by The
Governor There was some doubt at
the time of the conviction of Denpsy AS
to his guilt. The evidence was circum-
stantial. Denpsy was section foreman
on the Santa Fe road.
L. w. Jones, fora long time employed
in the Santa Fee telegraph office has gone
to Strong City, and will have charge of
the Western Union telegraph office in
that city. In common with all of Mr..
Jones' friends in Dodge City, we regret
his departure. He left with his family
Sunday night. for his new position.
Strong City is his former home r..
kissOck succeeds Mr.. Jones in the office
in this city.
The Bee Hive store has put in new
on the south side of the store
building. Capt. Misner. il charge of the
G. A. X. building, has repaired the side
walks on the west side Of that building.
Now. what everybody would like 10 see,
is general Overhauling and repairing of
the sidewalks all over town. Some of
the sidewalks are in wretched condition.
A broken limb might cause the city
damage suit.