The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-14

l EO4AC3 SAotAAAS AAAAA.
Gracia Hart of Topeka Is in training
to take Mrs. Leases place.
A new army paper called Guidor
has been started at Fl. Riley.
Counterfeiters are getting in thei,
uefarious work around Oberlin.
A COTS grain firm took in over 2.00C
bushels of corn one day last week.
Fish commissioner Sadler will soon
ship some Cottonwood river bass to
western Kansas.
W. +. Sapp. who is great hand to
make things .'go, is talking OF a dai.
ly paper for Galena.
Chas. Sargent who killed a colored
man with ball bat at Garrett last
summer has been acquitted.
A Topeka coal dealer has been jack
ed up for short weights. In five loads
he was shy over 1000 pounds.
At Glen Elder the merchants have
done away with money drawers and
now use corn cribs. Corn is coin over
there.
All Lawrence rushed out to a sup
posed fire and found they were only
| trying the new bell rope at the fire
station.
| Eighteen marriages to thirty-seven
divorce cases is the proportion in Atch-
ison; what will it be after another
corn carnival?
A new dancing club in Harvey
county is named lambda Sigma, which
being translated, means, mo hacks,
no flowers"
There is Chinese physician at Leav-
enworth, but his written prescriptions
| in Chinese don't look different from
the average doctors.
A literary club at Abilene held a
meeting at which the WAR Around
! Taoy" was represented but Cy Leland
| was left out entirely.
| 1t is said that the old maids of Lam
caster have captured the Christian
Endeavor and are using it to further
matrimonial interests.
| Mrs. Big Knife, of Baxter Springs,
! can't be sad very long over the loss
| of her husband, the Indian policeman,
for she is undoubtedly great cut up
The Fort Dodge military reservation
will not be sold until Congress can
have time to pass bill to give 1880
acres of it to the State Soldiers Home.
Leavenworth has a flower show in
progress. Leavenworth is guyed a
good deal, but it leads off in great
many enterprises that make life agree
able.
Ed Letson of Horton, takes every
livestock paper he hears of, and re-
Gently subscribed for the RAMS Horn
thinking it was devoted to sheep cul-
turc.
During the month of September the
Topeka druggists filed 5,261 prescrip
lions for liquor. while for October the
record shows 6.376. or an increase of
1,115.
Council Grove has borrowed 81 500 to
run the schools through the current
year. Kansas never permits a ques-
ton of money to stand in the way OF
education.
The Marion women knows a good
thing and they are bound the frost
shan't kill their plants. So they are
storing them in the court house which
is heated by steam.
The bank deposits at Manhattan
banks average s57 for every inhabi
tant, and yet there are plenty of peo-
pie there who couldn't pay for shave
or bushel of potatoes.
Fred Tulip and Joe Reynolds, two
Topeka youths, have been taken from
the reformatory back to the peniten-
tiary as incorrigible. When a Topeka
boy gets bad, he is bad all over.
1t is to be hoped the Dillon man who
was knocked senseless by stick hy
ing up when he was splitting kindling,
has learned a lesson. The moral is,
have somebody else build the fires.
While the Topeka doctors are dis.
putting as to the way in which diph
liberia contagion is carried, the disease
is getting in its work. Death likes
nothing better than doctors fight.
A Lawrence young man was calling
on an Atchison girl one evening, when
her mother came into the parlOr. He
gave her what Lawrence young men
call 1.-The laugh" and intimated that
her room was more desirable than her
company; in short, that she was COM
hitting what was considered breach
of manners in Lawrence to appear in
the parlor when her daughter had
, company"
The state forestry stations have
done unparalleled work this year in
growing trees from seed. Commits
sioner Bartlett, who personally super