The Globe-republican., 1895-02-15

The Clark county farmers were up to !!
buy groceries of Sam Stubbs this week. |
They say they never heard of the like be- !
fore.
Dodge City merchants are getting in
their annua! stock of garden seeds. /
Springtime hasn't arrived yet by several
degrees. however.
Mayor Gluck has issued a special order |
that all residents of the city shall proceed.
as soon as the snow vanishes, to clean up
their premises and alleys.
The Fort Dodge soldiers home is to
have the legislative lens turned upon it.
We don't think anything will be found
but harmony and happiness.
Mrs. Ida Reynolds, teacher of stem
ography and typewriting in Soule col
lege, was unable to meet her pupils sew
eral days because of sickness.
The next president of the United
States will find it very difficult to get
flour that equals the Empress, to be had
only at BONDURANr & YOUNG's.
If Sam Stubbs had sold groceries in the
days of Lycurgus. he would have had to
employ men and teams to haul his iron
dollars into storage on $40 acre field.
j. NJ. Burson, has purchased all of
Harry McGarrys household goods. and
now has them in his second hand store
for sale. They are all as good as new.
Supt. Webb this week sent to all Ford
county schools questions to be used in
the graduating examinations on Febru-
ary 26th. Nine branches are covered.
Our handsome young friend w. 5.
Amos left to-day for weeks visit to
the old home at Baldwin, Ottawa county.
We will give full particulars next week.
There is always something ''new under
the sunl'' the buIgebrowed philosopher to
the contrary Notwithstanding. You can
see this by reading Sam Stubbs' new ad.
Four rooms up stairs over the south end
of Zimmermmann Hardware Co. store.
for rent, with convenient water service
attached. Call at the store. 6.tf.
The public school children subscribed
to the memory of st. Valentine by writ
ing otherwise and affectiOnate valen-
tines to their respective teachers yester-
day.
The Minneapolis Messenger tells OF
man i'm that town who is such slow pay
that he just last week paid back ten
pounds of ice which was borrowed last
August.
A gentleman of this country who has
excellent Judgement remarked to US the
other day that he knew Of no other pill
SO good for constipation, dyspepsia and
liver complaint as De Wits Little Early
Risers.
Mrs. Ben Jones, formerly Of this city
will arrive from Montana today, and will
begin at once fitting up their property
adjoining E. F. Kellogg's home on thu
south. Mr.. Jones will come in shor
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Kemp and daughter, Of
Jamestown, n. Y, arrived in the cit.
Wednesday night, and will remain her
several weeks the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Goodrich. Mrs. Kemp is sister o
Mr.. Goodrich.
Judge Harvey McGarry came up from
Texas last week, and has been arranging
his affairs here preparatory to permanen
removal. He has located in the boom
ing city of Houston, and Mrs. McGarry'
health has greatly improved under tn
vitalizing influence of the southern eli
mate.
Judge J. T. Whitelaw, the wellkn0w
, lawyer and Irish patriot formerly OF thi
city, has taken editorial charge An
business management of the Silverto
D (Colo.) miner. He has town full
z friends down here who wish him IN
measured success.
This Office has received many compll
Z ments on the Knights Templar ball II
vitations issued this week, all of whic