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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
New s,sr..

T. II. McGurn. the famous grocer and
provision dealer. is fitting up the larg,
new store recently occupied by J. q. Tai
bot. At 100 South q street. Virginia. and
will remove all his goods into II from hi.
old stand. 4 short distance south. This Il
. good nov on the part Of McGurn, rs 1,
will give him more room. and In q better
and safer location. McGurn has proven
himself 10 10 a ~wide-awake, thorough
business and he evidently prospers
Is he deserves 10.
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A FRAGRANT BxRArm

And pesrly teeth ars easily obtained By cleans.
Ing your teeth daily with that Justly popular
dsntifncs, sOZoD0NT. Composed OF rare
astissptic herbs. 10 impArt. whiteness 70 me
teeth, : delicious aroma 10 the breath. and pre-
pcrves intsot, from youth 20 old age. the teeth.
Acidity VI tbs stomach will destroy the strong.
est teeth unlesr itr effects ara rountcr.cted uith
BOZODONT. and this pure tooth wash protects
ths dental surfaces By removing every impufity
that adher.s 10 them. Ask -FOUR druggist lor
BOZODONT. 1eif I'm
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uYArr,s LIPR BALsAM.

A. . conqusror OF Rhsumstisn. 0oui. Fsu
algis. and eurs for serofals and al disease
arising from impuhty OF blood. the Old and
reliable family y sdiefne. Hyatrs Life balsam
stands unsquail,d, a. proven b. over 0o,eo
great cures during the past " years. 70
radical vegetable compound OF aAnapahila
&C., sus,s u, ssa, sn1 ga soaea,y c,ocss
Take nothing else, and II they havn't - v.
psnd By express. boxed, evtrywhere, af , and
ti rs p.r bott.ei IS and 50 50 half dos. Hyatt
d Hyatt, 2t6 Grand street. Now YORK.
my2o cod In
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FROM a DisriNauIsnED JURIsr

81 have tried tho PrRuviAs srTrP. and the
resuit f.ily s~ustains your PREDICTION. IL has
made . now man OF me -iniused into my sys-
tenn nav tigor and energy. ] am no longer
tremulons and debliiiaiei - when you last
capacity for labor, <nsnial and ply sical. than
At any time during the last nvs years." told
by all druggists.
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REPORr.
nan rr~neises Board.
49,.

Nam Boorus
LAST EVENING.
ass Meadow VALLEY. i5c, 7oc
80 Raymond D kly.I
~ Iurska Con ID
100 Alps. soe
40 Belmont.
i025 Rye Patch. AM
tso ri Dorado South. IN, i.3s
80 Leopard. ~. i.so
30 ella, soc, sc
Is Northern Belle. TX
Go Hussey, sc. 2eo
f,O Msnhaitan. N
sss erasd Prize. iox. ios. ios. ios. iok d
si0 ArEentz. IN, is
100 rtsptoe. ~
is Noios. an, 2.s. ass
is New coso, ~
~ Kmpirs udahol. 3.<3
SO LeedA. I 20 l-N
$40 savage. 81. sA. er
f7s Ysiio. Jsehes. isk. Il. iak. i1k
I'D Con, Virginia, Hh. - siu. 9k
ITO Best q Beleher. 3ik. Ik. n. 3os
xso aosld . curry. isk. isS. is'ss. iss.i,S.
-i3S. isk. bio
10 Justies. ME-
100 Choliar.Potosi. II
6oo crosn Point, t.lo. toc.t
40 Aipha. u. IN. IN
10 Hale . Noseross, sk
loss imperial, LIS. l.lo. t.U
80 MEXICAN. i0S. ios
~ OvsrraAn. itS, ftk
as ophir. i3k. lsss, lsk
a5 bullion. 81, On. IN
ayJ California. 3js. - clio
I2s Caledonia. ~, a.to. 5ts. I'D
Sa5 juia. ass. a9o
$50 Exsheqasr. 81. 81
I'D -isrra SevAda,3
iIO rniou Con-. 81. ~. os
ruIs noHxiSe.
asx n.hl. an taK
100 Mexiesa. i0s. 10. iok. i0k
is35 Gould \ curry. lJk. lSS. III. iss
il2s Best / Bsicher. eS. 2ox. ais. ~
$40 California. n. yS
itso savaee, Q .5,s
go Con. Virginia. ~. IN
80 Chollar. Potssi. 81. 5iS
ss Hale 4 Norcrs-s. st.s's
$50 Crown Point. 10. ais
w Yellow Jaehes, u
iso Imperial. I -. N
JOS Kentuek.t
Us Alpha. IAN. i7s
lss B.lehsr. 81, 81
2ss sierrs Nevada. ~. as. t7s.tD
i-o Utah. i3S.N
Tsj Balboa. q .St.S h
So Exehequsr. ss.ss
SO OvermAn. itk. hs.t
rs Justice. -, INN
tT5 Union Con. 81. 81
sVD Lady Brysn, e5e
no Julia. . ~. ala
80 Caledonia, 3t0. 535.iS
80 silver HUI. 1904
50 Bsltimsr~, Sc
100 Challenge. "
$50 ROCK Island. isc
Az New rork. $50
so Dayton. sac. ,toc. ~
iD Ats. N
50 ko.suth. sc
IS Andes. sc
go L-vAihan. cDc. tOc
$50 North Con. virginia, 3oc
10 Prospect, 2sc
$50 rroian. !. pse, eoc. s;c
liO0 P.ytona. I. los
100 Joe rcates. SOC
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor'
mia, ooid ull. keeps constantly ON hand III
fsvorite brands 70 Imported c.sars. choice bit
cigays. ali Ii de Of che~ipg tobaccu. meer.
schAum pipes, nuts, candies. hns CUTLERY, and
toys and iancy gods Of all Kinds. sp7s m
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CnKAr PHOTOGRAPHS.

r1esurss taken ct rvdaesd prices a the great
Flying Phc.osraph oallery. osrds. . PEI
dozen; csbins.s. a per dQeni 0sms, two
dozen for any cents. All vthsr pietur.s In
proportion. my7ln
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InR CIIE>T r0n nAI.E.

Anrtisie Ice chest or refrigerator. made 10
order for a family. has been left for sais al
0rant's acld HILL Furniture ~ ~. next above
the sKws oficc. A small amount OF cash viii
buy A. leila re
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pIMM.Tr,s CoUan DAIsAM.

DlMMuT's COUGH BALsAM. the body Of
which Is composed of pure Honey and Book
Candy syrup. highly medicst-d, 10 the ret
remedy knosn for q .ughs, Colds, Asthma.
Group and wh,oplng Cough Sold By John
Jones, JE, ts2f Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28

BROwN's BRONCHIAL rnOcHRs.
POE Pulmonary and As,bms.lc Disorders have
proved their eneaeI By Q ts,t of many year,,
and have recelved testimonials from eminent
men Who have need them. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
rELEcRAPHIc.

%ha n1ooL uiI1d
1uo oAoon AA'
-
The Unexampled Goodness OF the
..u.-
No..
lsrho'AI p''f.rcnt' 10 " ~
Co.veu,
,Iou.
prs Mo,xx.. June 2s.-In the Republi,
can st.,e conventiop. Yesterday afternoon,
an. c-oumi,,.. n, R~e.olution, reported
,bs f~oilovln,.
First-That the United States Of Amer
lea ia . nation. not q league; that by tho
combined workings Of National n stAt'
Governments the rights OF ever. eiuzsl
should be secured, and thai 10 iaii 10 III
this Is = criminal neglect OF duty.
Second-The Republican party has pre-
served the Government, n iu Work u
unfinished.
A.. l...h .uJ .o,nnl.t. proieotiau nf All
snG ou a, .La ~ an,a,n,ent N ali tbsi,
LIZ, !. |. du,v ~ wIich ths R,pubilcar
nar,s s,srSs sscrsd,v nIedgeJ. Congres,
a.ns,i,n,;on.ilv Uncovered 10 onforcC
,ho nrincinlcs NJ Inc recent constitutional
amendments. and 1t Is the solemn duty Of
the legislative y execuiiye depAIImeh.
vi rn hs,r .nn.si,n,ions aowrrs for remoy,
ing any lust cause Of complaint Of any
class. and TO secure all American citizens
exact eqna'i.y ~ sne Sam,na ~ Con-.
rress and The President courage aud fidei.
iiy which shall not falter until tho result.
are placed Beyond aispu.o y, . Inii IN ~,
.rsd,x m.intsinrJ' anil the debts psid, And
We therefore favor speedy resumption.
Fifth-The silver dollar having been
legal tender 10 the shioun. VI !" nnr
from tue i~onnuasoh oi INC reu MA
erhmeh' nhui lo'o' 'he 20" n.'i 800
Its coinage was sosrthucu snouiu ~,
pealed at The earliest possiple uay. an ~,
silver made, Win Bolu, u y teuuer ioi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28

TmE Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
will hold . meeting tonight.
PETE DuRKx's two hundroddollar horse
broke his neck yesterday.
VIRGINIA Crrr's new gas company Ia
busy putting In pipe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28

LroN's RAiHAnos mskss be.ptiful. glossy,
luxurisnt bair; prevents its falling out cr turn
Ing cray. IL has stool the test OF forty .yesrs,
u chArmingly p~erfumrd. and hss M rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
AN EsrAnLisnRp REMEDY:

B,own's Bronchial Troehes are wids'y known
90 On established remedy for ccughs. colds.
bronchitis boarseuess and other troubles Of the
thruat aud lungs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreigs'. Bouquets. fantiaeos;
two for twenty-five cents; the best and cheapest
cigar In the State. CAL and ny then, o. Bum
mrrneld's, Main rtrest. opposite Jonr.' drus
stors. myio
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wGsHur TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

r~ourtee.sh Anstvsrsary q shs
Organtsatiss-Ortgtnal Member.
ship Present Whereahsats 81
Seae or she OLD Boys-
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arHfIrnsny cLpfalEe, be-.

aExfLEnBS'y CLOTHING. Ite.
INV sPnNa AND SUMNER
CLOTHING
|J'.r RECEIVED Ar
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner of and Taylor streets,
Virginia. NEVADA.
rHE osEATEsr NOVELTIES IN
spRlna SUITS
Fos Men .sd gey:. !. LowEa y PRICES 'a.a
BANNER
Gsnts' Furnishing Goods,
Hats, franks, valises, Etc..
Al UsuAL.
We oYpkR TEE BEST VARIETY IN
THis MARKET.
Thsss seodsws cell n
SUCH Low PRicEst
Their need b no sxeuss . dsnyins yosisslfa
complete sutnt In
Shirts, U.Asrwsar.
Nsekwsav, Cellars. csss,
Glsvss. IissIsry, Ne.
FULL Axp ooxrLrrs STOCK
Just resird Il
BANNER 3. BROTHERS.
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Fatal AcrId-u, 20 Miner.

PmLLIrsnuno, ~, June 27.--Ycsier-
day seven miners engaged in drawings
bucket filed with orc from a mine In
Sussex caught tho rope on a stone and cut
II In two. Five men were preciIitated into
tho shaft Of the mine. and j. Baxter
Jones. William dsrvcy, Henry Peters and
Richard Apgar were killed.
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ridden aud q q

CHICAGO, June q. An a'er-Ocsa"''
Washington special says there Is no truth
In the statement Of Tilden and Hendricks
arrangement. Tildcn's friends say his
foreign trip will DO short, and only for
recreation. t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28

Pm%LApELruIA. June 2s.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury allowed tho claim OF the
Centennial Board Of Finances for $40, 900.
which they had advanced to pay tho sal.
aries Of special custom officers In the carly
DAYS Of the Exhibition. Some other
triiing matters were settled and tho bal.
ance Of $4,000 was paid over and John
weleh, President. received o receipt In
full from tho Secretary Of the Treasury
for 81 800, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
itedueinE the Ray Of Railroad
Mon.

CLEVELAND, June s.-william II. Van.
dcrbili. President Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad. has Just Ia.
sued q circular. stating that on and after
July LIST q reduction OF ten per cent. will
DO made In the present compensation OF
all officers and employees Of every grade In
the service Of the company. where the
amount received exceeds ten cents per
hour. one dollar per day. or thirty dollars
per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28
The IndIan War in IdAhe.

correspondent sends tho following from
Mount Idaho. under date Of the 25th Inst
81 got through safely TO General Howard's
headquarters on Cottonwood at Q O'Clock
this morning. The command has since
marched fifteen miles TO this point. where
1t has been Joined by tho balance Of the
detachment commanded by Col. Perry.
Officers aud men are In excellent health
and spirits. We movo this afternoon 10
Johnson's ranch. ten miles beyond here.
The balance OF the troops from Fort Lap
wal are expected tomorrow evening which
will place the total force under General
Howard, troops and volunteers, at about
five thousand. Tho latest intelligence
ut headquarters. from the Indians,
10 to the effect that Joseph and his follow
en are encamped near Salmon river at the
mouth Of White Bird creek, about six
miles from the scene OF the lato fighting
with the troops under Colonel Perry. and
eighteen miles from Mount Idaho. They
are said TO number all the way from lVo
to 400 warriors, accounts differing. a
great many renegade Indians frem diner
ent bands have Joined Joseph on salmon
river. Lieutenant Trimble with his COM
pany and = volunteer detachment will TO.
night DO at Slate creek. whore about
iifty ~ sixty citizens have fortified them.
selves and hold the place. Cen. Howard
intends TO reconnoltre and hold joseph u
check till the balance OF tho troops rom
the forts arrive, when . battle may be OK
pccted. No further murders have bcen
reported, though the latest information
Is that the Indians on Bangman's creek
are getting very restless. and . portion
have refused 10 accept any part Oh the
reservation and left with Of tneir
peaceful chiefs.
II IL reported that Joseph 10 anxious 70
have . 6ght with the troops, and he viii
probably have the opportunity within .
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04
tContinued from 1st page.
The Killing of Samples.

The day after the murder of Mosley,
Samples went to house about three miles
from Murphy IL Hines camp TO get some
thing 10 eat. After eating what was given
HIM he immediately started for the brush
again. The man at the house, having
heard of the murder, went Immediately to
the cattle camp and informed Mr.. Oden of
the fact, who, with two of his men imme-
diately started in pursuit and tracked
Samples to where he had entered clump
of bushes on the creek. When they come
within short distance from the brush
Samples sprang ont upon a bluff. They
told him to give up his six shooter and he
should not be hurt. he replied that he
would not give up his six shooter, they
might kill HIM first. He then commenced
firing at them and fred three times.
They fired seven shots at him and he
fell. They then told him 10 throw away
his SIX shooter and give up. which he
refused TO do, whreupon Mr.. Oden told
him T.. lie did not he would shoot again.
He then threw his revolver away aud
they carried him to dug out. He was
sho. through the bowels. and wounded
ia the neck, This was about sun down.
he fingered in terrible agony until the
next day foIenoon to-day when he died
Until the very last he begged for his
revolver and said ne was as good as any
six men on earth. He was rolled in a
blanket and buried on the prairie. He
was a desperate looking character.
Before he died he made the following
confession:
TINS man that l killed l took for a
man named Frank Daniels. He. Frank
Daniels, was the nephew of man that
l shot and killed, named Henry Daniels.
That was IN Little River county. Arkan-
sas. BY real name is Jesse II. Murphey.
Hot Springs, Arkansas. is where i live.
l want everything of mine turned over
TO young lady living in Rocky Com
fort, Little River county, Arkansas.
Her name Is Paraiee Edwards.
Mr.. u. ". Sutton and Sheriff Bassett
returned from the scene of the tragedy
late this evening. and to NJ. Sutton we
are indebted for the above particulars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04
The Coon Dance,

You'd ought to have been 10 the coon dance
II was the very essence OF African chivalry.
The scene Of the tragedy was At the southeast
corner of the city and the time was Thursday
night, Early The voice of the reconstructed
citizen was heard in the land, and the merry
mus ie of dancing shoes minglins in sweet con-
cord with the plaintiff strains of heavenly music
flcated gracefully over the moon-sIlvered waters
Of the raging Arkansas. The trouble COM
melced at 10 and the hilrrIous wards OF the M
ton, laying aside the cares that infest the day.
"broke OUT in season OF unfettered enjoy
ment. II was q noble sight, and when the mel
ody Of essence of Old virginny broke upon the
stiffness OF the summer night, the twinkling feet
Of the sylph-iike maids did honor TO the spark
ling tune. The crowd was not large but ex-
ceedngy gay, and thu costumes We're elegant
in their simplicity. We would like TO pay
humble tribute 30 the display OF taste, but the
beamins eyes, tie flashing ornaments. the SYM
meiricai arms, and the raven hair. the pufis,
and bracelets, the swan-like bosoms and the
thin robes, can tell better than We their simple
story. Among the guests We noticed our lei
low townsman, Mr.. EAT, and our ideas Of eter-
nifty compel us to say mat his scentillations OF
wit, his brilliancy Of repartee. his remarkable
agility and the cultured ease with which he wore
his ''other clothes should be pride to this
community, He wore blue navy shirt, cut
low at the neck 4 la sailor - hair pompadour,
delicately favored with burgamont. collar-a-
La mode, black kid gloves and general make
up, sans vulgarity and Ia swell.
At l. O'Clock supper, in which cold ham and
the srcculsnt oyster formed no incorsiderable
part. was spread before the hungry guests, and
met hearty reception. All good times has an
end, and so did this, for just as ''pale luna''
Ind her blushing form behind she western hills,
and aurora, streakins with rosy tints the east
ern sky, heralded the dawning steed OF day, the
music died away, and the lover and his sweet
heart were gone.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04

Judge Beverly, who is SO widely known
ard SO generally looked upon as being a
good man 70 have in Il community. has
about concluded that there Is no better
place III the west than Dodge CITY, aud
with q little persuasion we believe the
Judge could be induced to change his
home in Texas for one in this metropolis
He is now figuring on the probable cost of
erecting a fine residence, and We expect to
see the said residence under course OF
construction very shortly, II the Judge
concludes 10 locate.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04

Conductor S. A. Hall has '.gone East, -
and Mr.. Ed. 5. Hedden has been request
ed by the Superintendent TO take upon
himself the responsible duties formerly
discharged by Mr., Hall. We believe Ed.
did not hesitate to comply with the re-
quest. In fact be donned the conductors
hat with all the ease and grace of phil
osopher, having served in that capacity
temporarily bef0re-just enough to realize
the glory enjoyed by full-fiedged conduc-
tor. 1t is to be deyoutly hoped that Mr..
Hedden will not share the fate of q
brakemen who was recently promoted.
and whom We noticed at the time in Hat
tering terms. We will give Ed a few
months trial before eulogiziDg his merits.
&c. Conductor Hall was generally well
liked. and his departure from our midst
and business men.
A meeting of Presbytery has been called
TO meet at Dodge City tomorrow to or
dain Rev. o. w. Wright. A sermon will
be preached in the morning at IL a m.
by Rev. d, N. Moore. of Hutchinson.
The services OF ordination will be held in
the evening at O'Clock. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. DIR. Hill, of Kansas
CITY. Charge to the Pastor given by Rev.
ID. NJ. Moore and the charge to the pe0-
pie BY Rev. X. NJ. Oyerstreet. Rev.
Philander Reed, of Sterling, will set as
Moderator of the meeting. As several
ministers from abroad Will be present and
the occasion is one of unusal interest. a
large attendance is expected. The fnends
Of Rev. Mr.. Wright and the Church are
invited TO attend.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04

The new arrangement at the SUIT er's
store places Mr.. Marshall in charge of the
entire business. the two buildings hav-
ing been so arranged that one man can at
tend to the duties. and relieves Messrs.
Conuor and Jackson. Mr.. Conner is now
very busy putting up hay. We hope he
Will conclude to 90 INTO business and set
tie IN Dodge City. as we cannot afford to
loose such q man.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04
The Social Hop.

Another Of the social hops for which
the Dodge House has become famous,
was on yesterday evening INDUCED in by
quite number of our citizens who wor-
ship Terpsichore. The names Of Ike
johnson, John Newton and G. E. Hadder
as managers were sufficient to insure q
success, notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. Our specialreporter who
was detailed to write up the costumes of
the ladies, and who was in our usual lib
eral way furnished an excessive amount
of pocket money to make himself .greea-
bic with, has in some way got the boot on
the wrong leg. and submits the following
varied description Of the paraphanalia Of
the Lords of Creation:
Mr.. J. F. L, appeared in gorgeous SUIT
of linsey wolsey. cut bias on the sourd
with red cotton handkerchief attachment
imported by Mess-s. II. d ID. from Law
renee.
Mr.. n. was modestly attired in blne
larubs wool undershirt, firilied. He is q
graceful dancer. but paws TO much with
his tore legs. His strong point is ''rhe
schottisch, my DEAR
Mr.. l. G. J. was the envy of all; he
gin sling. and was tastefully arrayed IN
arctic over shoes with collar buttons and
studs.
Mr.. J. N.-The appearance of this gen.
tleman caused a hutter among the fair
ones; as he trimmed his nails. picked his
nose and sailed majesticaliy around the
room, the burr of admiration sounded
like the distant approach of the No.
freight train. His costume was all that
the most fastidious could desire. His
train cut sea regaie, " his mouth set ''pour
en- miikpunoh." it was evident that he
sails on Loves golden pInicns far into the
blue ETHEREAL.
Mr.. ii. H.LThe Dnke, the Duke, was
whispered as the nose and eye glasses of
this gentleman commenced to appear in
the doorway. This stranger l. some dis
tinguished foreigner travelling ineog. 1t
is darkly limited that he is the Prince Ils-
perial in disguise. He was beautifully
ornamented with 5wo pair of Eyeglasses.
his hair was trimmed by Mr.. Sam. Samu-
els at an enormous expense: his beard cut
Ia pompadore, he was the loveliest
flower OF them all.
Mr.. G. E. H-''Oh, the charming
creature" said beautiful angel on our
left, as Mr.. II. appeared Enthusiastically
arrayed in a sad, sweet smile. which oc-
casionally exploded into a laugh of the
most unearthly sweetness. He wore full
Georgia costume, lacking the collar and
spurs
Mr. a. Il. There was q split IN the
air, streak of white whirling through
space, aud sam was performing high
land fling with grapevine accompani-
ments, Us only Sam can do it. He was
costumed as an angel PLAYING on harp of
thousand strings. Were it not for .
slight gang-saw movement of his hind
legs, which occasionally shook the foun-
dation and Jared loose the bridge on the
base viol his dancing would indeed have
been the essence of carload of long
horns.
Notice.--It is evident that at this point
something happened our reporter. There
is a maudilng description of T.. but it is
so mixed with gin sings. straits. and
cigars and lemons, as to be unintelligible.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04

Messrs. Galland and eager have got
everything arranged mighty nice over at
their hotel. The dining room Is now in
DIR. Gallandss part OF the house. and the
Western House, building Is all made
into bed rooms. The DIR. informs us that
nearly all the rooms are occupied. The
whole house is excellently arranged, and
we are of the opinion that il Is a hrs T.
class place TO board,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-04

NJ. Cooper. from Washington, Illinois,
passed over the stage line last Thursday
enroute for Fl. Elliot, TO which place he
is eoisg to take from the army an erring
youth OF his who is a private in fourth
Cavslry; Mr.. Cooper having previously
been to Washington and procured his dis
charge from the army.