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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

rENoCRATlc toSvENrioa. The do~r0~-atI'
Comfy Convention m.til thi1 plhro oy Mon
'av last AMI afinr 0rUl' doai Of cauruaslr-. cal
u tho convention 20 order bv olettIur. UthIou
l,c0h q Ilr,rt "a. o. flrkSru rul aiuas VT
zrl " ~aiusyruvc Srcrcitri.a. aftor WbithJ. 4
SuItt, Daniel Glrmtu, Ru1crt swim. frrf ami
Niraw O'N.il vuro o. 1uiuhiat ~ cardplnt. "a
lu- Associate IuitH. whom 500 convention t-.a
recdci & v1t, by ballet Hiram O'NHu ,fport
rrov0it1r wee nominated on th' TON ballot.
philip " rc,I received Mc nomination flr
County Sity.v0r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

ChuTl0M.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ iOllo"tng nttlc,os have boon purchased by
tho nterslgncl at AEsigueo's Snio and lelt IN
the possession of JnnGtAan Bow orsOx DURING his
pleasure All persons are cautioned not to In,
ler!ora or modilo " tn tho same, via: Horses
box, pring Wavuus, wood Sled, Hay lad.
ders and ForHs, lot vt Boards, Ftnning Mll
Grind Stone, Shiaglo Machine, Shoats, Grain
Cradle, Harrow Sheep skins, Buggy tongue
set buggy haruets 2 'ulttvEtots.
APR. 10, ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

II a man needs exercise, let him Try
to collect bills.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
DIED,

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JUS l-h, or nsy, 900 Perry t1vuah'u, Chrirt-
lana, wiivF ~ ItaoO Shaicr, agel Sd years /
month aud 81 days.
jay 18TH, o. urup-y W tho hclr', In wasLiur.
ton t'Vu-lin. Nn. N'imlA-A, R}sl 80 years. l
uputh aud =, days,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
Local News, &c.

ALI communications, business let
tiers &c, for this office, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows. THE PosT, Middlcburg.
SNYDER County, Pa. Advertisements.
communication &c. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure user
tion i'm next issue
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

The Champion received Five First IrcuIutn
~, I.l-. ,u...ttftft..l 'y 900 award Ht IU,r pl
pil..l. '.g Ga. lUss' C.iiliii.u ~ o.. hail. alto
f.rHFui"Vl U,r.t 900 the Gr.lt Nation f.tII
rUiH '.'I uuf.- o.. .4spi.,i,f tr' Cont uIHl
ENp..i'.Hr. un f'lIt U.,tsiuu iLe Champion r
corded Overwhelmingly li.;it dl4Utul uLo itar
dtei ,ui tD.t'H .,.u tHg'HF, t.s. g lyfIic ruu.i
.yJ Is ally utli,g Anut.s Et,.L!ls.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
LgmLa-lMN nLlIaIlM.

tho uHrinr Iyr-nf. E..f rFr lo |I.slf 20
'''N'g.uN .-.. ..I '. 900. AaI $40 a.iu..' H,-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
STOCKS. &c.-Clps.

~ iV' Prices ut bR iNVrS y IosyNs.Np. ~
south Third street Pmil.,Ipltl. st.eIs u'.rut
u -gll either tJr casa or on Iuatpiu. July
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

9l0 Hdny At homo. Agents wanted. Outat an
PIl terms tree. TRUE 81 OU., Augusta, Nc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
L1a;abi;ss-acH Lsst.-s-
on Bounty LAND Wr1ant8-


Contested L1rl Cts.s prpra'rt.l before tHH
Cuitoi StltHs iourrL Lmi ON au' 'u.lr..
H,ut ui the In'rlipr puisgtu iHr' l'.f",
ai.'ae an urc W.il.h Gla.IY 1ud I,..i'. a.
l. laas8 ltiulayl o..
Evening star., 1877-11-19

When the Russians take Plevna as well as
Ears they can afford to make peace with the
Turks without discredit. But possibly they
will then be In the mood TO make their sue
Cesses still more decisive and favorable 10
He national prestige. Quite likely an ION
zO Constantinople." cry will be raised oy tne
Jussian people; but just here the interven
. of other European nations may oe
.cs n,ed upon tn keep Russian asgrandize-
IHeEt down 10 the limits requisite TO main
za;a the European "balance Of power"
~ stem.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
GAME TO THE FARM OF ALPREDe
~ HE.TMULLER on Brentwood road one eSl lES
dun COW On the 18th inst, noyl9 SIS Nll.
I OsT-.6 rewa ard VII he paid f1r the return to
II This ffce o. o. Id CUFF BUTTON. L st Sun
day light. No questions. IT.
l CST-OE the 18Th inst, a dsrk brown and tan
IL POINTGR Doc A Hberal reward 10y
vi be given for his return to II Pr spect2~
street, Georgetown, ID. O nOvl9-Hs -
STRAYED-A lieht-red COW, with long horns.
~ The finder will be suitably rewarded by =,
ending Der IoP. MCNAMARA, 33f Sd ST. ZIP
uthea-t. It, RN
4 OST-On Sunday, llth instant, on or near East
u CsJitcI stTt ct, 6ue eHANDkERCBIEF. rat,ed
Fs.nct embroidery. Liberal reward paid for return
to l13 Fast tspitos street poyl63ss
OsT-Op the l4th insl ant, 10 the Center Market
GOLD LCCkET, with piece II chain at.
rfched Iha,al exard viii be paid II returned to
Ioyl6 ST. JH CBIEK
Evening star., 1877-11-19
To Corre.pondents.

An letters intended for publication, referring IN
any way 10 the editorial department. Of the paper
should be addressed Tn, EdIfO~ Of Ths Sds Those
relating TO fits business departments should be sd
dressed 20 Ths Psbiishsr Of TIE Star. Observance
ofthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
In either case 70 an individual name, viii prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc, tn payment OF bills should In sll eases
be made payable 20 the order Of TRs EcenisE STAY
Neespaps- Cor1paSy,-not 20 that Of any individual
- Ne anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

EOR BENT
BY =. H WALLER. $40 Louisiana av
1871 and 1924 st. q 10 IOom-, eli imps SB
t1OS and llO5 7th ST., Store and r.. escn; SIS
-Four 4Toom Houses, lst ST., between NJ and Nsw,
to Rop ter ants SO. nOyl5-lw
L-Oh BENT
B. H. WARNER & co,
Bratsard II. Narna, EfIciH A. McIHtirs,
Gle street northwest
Evening star., 1877-11-19
M EIsNER a cos
N1s DUICB sToMAcH bILLkks,

e sSec.sS .ssS n.ig. Isa is s.s o.sc. ~ 80
eseds~he cor ee<fion OF the bl ed and loss Of apps
t,te = ~ % weak snc ernsnsted that could NOT
sfsepd to my busfne-s. need several rsm.di-s-oaf
20 no a, ,siI-untii reccived ypur STOMACH BIT
TEls / Keep It cons snpy In my h .as-. oeoauss
n hse cured me ~nf r~iy. ny desire far vsrk nas
returned end feel like new born \ can recon
nerd your Biffers 70 every body, and say Shouts
i. JONAS, wflke<harre, p.
Tor esle BY ell Drussists, ens wM. ACEH-
LEiSkk, 9lo Sth @. ~ eoplS-a,~ ar
Evening star., 1877-11-19

HE Ohio S,dfe Journal suggests that while
our chief magistrate is styled "Mr. Hayes"
by some, aud President Hayes" by others, 1t
1Iight not be amiss TO give him his title Of
Seherai, which he won by nard fighting In
The valley OF Virginia. To be sure, why not?
General Hayes, 1t 10,
Evening star., 1877-11-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THERE is NO QUESTION
but hat BOOTS aud SHOES can be bought at
j. skLBYS 8 cheaper than at any house iu -
he District. Mems Working Boot. from SILL
up, Men's Gsitsrs and Shoes from sl8 up;t "
Boys Caters and Shoes from 81 upwards;
nne French Id Button, -; Misses and Boy.'
School Shoes. 81 up Chldrens School Sh &c, vs.
upwards Pair Of Jusfh's H.-I Protectors given in,
at l0l4-10l6 Psnnsyivsnis avenue between - b
and 30t b str rtts. noy9-tf
Evening star., 1877-11-19

Square bounded by Z and L, n CAP. and j n e.. 81
To Lo,ut.
So 900, S3 900. on first. class Real Estate, At
per cent
j. STANLEY JONES'
novs ly 6II I'm -treet
Evening star., 1877-11-19

fssoe on the lst and 18th month Bur
tetin OF all property for sale rent NY book
which can be had on application o. otoe. vii
Ne ssrt BY mail il de ed.
L6d,is.
So 500 at per Get in sums TO suit; $500 at
per cent. Dovl7-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-19

]. GEORGES
y. OITIZANS' AND MILITARY BOOT ANp
SHOE n KEk,
No. Sis Pa No., WdSkiass0s Csycls,
-..,-''''.. ..a.. .,,o :, :. .a.,. a,,,. II
- % 10 relieve Corns and Buntons, o speciality.
He gives each pnrchaser Q boz OF PATENT
LEATAER PnEsERvER and Water proof Black
ing free Of charge.
Prompt attention given to ali orders By mall.
octl-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-19

Average stroT7s Daily Circulation orer
1S,5OO- beip0 more Than three times that
Of any other daily paper IN Wnshtu0 0tOH,
and more than that Of all the others added
fOOtfEPr.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
THE GAL ANY
FOR DECEMBER
NOW READY
CONTENTS

The Truth About the Strike. By Robert
p. Porter - Administration of Abraham
Lincoln. BY Gideon Walles.-The Three
Story story Of Box. b. Jane G.. Austia. -
B.fOre the Mirror. BE Psrl a. Bayne.-The
Youth Of Charles Summer. By Lucy O.
White -Grotesque. sUG6ksTED BY yIsIr To
IHE CAsTELLANI COLLECTION. BIZ Emma Lazs-
ru..-MaH and Myself. By Alice Ain'lee =
The suburbs Of London. By Henry James
Jr A Dream Of fAnglo-SaxOnd By J.
F Chamberlain The Golden Age. Bv Will
lism Preston John on Ivory and its Imita-
tions. By +. 7. Lander The Florentine
AIithmeficiaa. By Richsrd Grant White.-
The Nez Perez Wa. By 7. l.. MA Brown
study. By l.. ". Bscku'.-Drift-WOOd By
Philip QUiiibet Scientific Miscellany. -
Current Liters
Evening star., 1877-11-19

Commenting upon the qualification ex-
pressed by the Cincinnati Commercial that
Ihe democrats carried Ohio "because the
taste of misgevernment that the people will
get under their administration will make
1he state republican for the next nine hundred
and ninety nine years" the N. Y. World
remarks gravely: "Rarely has 30 small an
oyster been applied 70 so big black eye" !"
This il rather neat
Evening star., 1877-11-19

WM. w. WONN'S
w ICE CREAM SsLOONS,
721 9th, bet. q and III SITS. aortEtcest,
WASHINGTON. II. e.
Ice CREAM. NATFR ICES AND FROZEN
CJsTARD: Parties, Receptions. Weddings Fairs,
&c furnished at the shortest notice reason atle
terms. novl32m
Evening star., 1877-11-19

r =
il. fore the Mirror. BE Psrl ii. Bsyne.-The
Youth Of Charles Summer. By Lucy O.
Whiie.-Grotesque. sUGGksTED BY yIsIr TO
TIE CAsTELLANI COLLECTION. BIZ Emma Lazs-
ru..- Max and Myself. By Alice AinsIee.-
The Suburbs Of London. BY henry James.
Jr-A Dream Of ofAnglo-SaxondOm. By j.
F Chamberlain. The Golden Age Bv Will
lism Preston John on Ivory and its Imita-
tions. By +. 7. Lander The Florentine
Arithmeticiaa. By Richard Grant white.-
The Nez Perez Wa. By 7. l.. MA Brown
study. BY l.. W. B.cku'.-Drift-wood By
Philip QUiIibet. - Scientific Miscellany. -
Current Litera
NOW Is TBg TIME TO SUBSCRIBED
PRICE 5A 90 PER YEAR.
We Prepay the Postage.
1t can be had with eth Herpar'- Weekly or
''BazssT' for 81 90. Ni.h"LiltsIi's Living Age"
for sl0.O.
sHEL DIN s. COMPANT,
roIF p . Murray Street. ". Y.
FINE OLD WMIsKIEs.
,sltEkRIES, CATAMBA
My lyear I'D wHIsKY, 81 per gallon, hs, no
s-yefr Old; ss pr gallon. -
noyl- 81 1918 PcnHsyIcania 0rsHue.
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Cen On JANIS n; Ky.Y, steuOgrapsic Be-
porter. for y0LF tbOrt-taE0 WfiiinE. Terms - Cd
rave "id aerBtaIt 'ssiimoui,Is furnished. His
Bureau iuTris ne ,hs best and lnick,st reeor'ers
EIaI ch 'f.c', Co eressto ?! G,Hbe Ufire No
800 PEI tnsylvania avenue. Residence. 433 7th
street -oni' WZst. noya Wv
FOR SALE, SPECIALTIES.-One light
fecond-i and. enc horsc COUPE. HRa.
hhLTtt rf2 F2 h a ed annd i:cSHS Sns
hand LAknAUo- All e the abov. Carriages are
ll~, Cal be seen a; the Rsr"si,gry of
rorst hot sio n3a SIN .tr GEaHnM: eI aartb4s.t.
1T L. OFFLEY * CO,
BANKERS,
NOKTHEAsT CORNER OF I5rH AND F sTs.,
Opposite Treasury Department.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND EXCHANGE
Dealers in Gold, G 1yeTnments, Foreign and Do
msstic Exchspge. SC
Inye.tment ee nrl'ies a spscialry. novls I'm
STEPHENsoN's
BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD
A FIRE LIGHTER IN EVERY BUNDLE
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN USE, AND
THE ONLY BUEpLED WOOD INTRO.
DUCIaG FIRE LIGHTER.
Ask your Grocer for it ard take no other.
FULL STOCK OF COAL AT LOWEST
MABKET RATES
Office. Southeast Cor. 12th st. aud Pa. are.
MAI and Depot. 7,h Street Wharf. novls tr
WIl.LET Il LIBBEY,
Cash Lumber Yard,
Corner 9th street and Ne,c York arcnue,
FOB Low PRICES,
You MUST GO TO
wILI.ET Il LIBBEY.
WE SELL ARsoLUTELY FOB CASH.
IT WILL PAY TO O0MK AMY DISTANCE.
YOU SAVE 90 CENTS ON 100 FEET.
We SELL LOWER THAN YARD.
EvERY ONE THAT BUYS ADMITS THIS.
1T YOU BUY FOR CASH
AED WANT GOOD LUMBER.
YoU MUST GO TO
wILLET & LIBBEY.
ZEN KEYS,
c,.. TxehaGs;s New ), Stoves i old ones. ~
LIGHTNING BKATERs ONLY $50.
rov1E-6t CorTer TN and nOrt' west.
WM. w. WONN'S
w ICE CE EAW SsLOONS,
721 9th, bet. and III SITS. aortEtcest,
WASHINGTON. II. e.
Ice CREAM. NATFR ICES AND FROZEN
CJsTARD: Parties, Receptions. Weddings. Fairs,
&c furnished at the shortest notice on rea.onstle
terms. novl32m
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
Burrs in all Lamps without danger of taking FIRE
OF exploding. Illuminating qualities
SUPERIOR 10 GAS.
Recommended as thn saFest and best by Insurance
Companies and Fire G. mInH, ,ioners throughout tine
country.
The nany limitations and couniertei,s of the strsi
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
THE WRATHRR.

Table showing monthly means of bar
ometer and thermometer, monthly velOc-
ity of wind, and amount Of rainfall. with
the prevailing direction of wind, &c :, for
the month of May 1877:
Monthly mean barometer, g. AS.
Monthly mean thermometer, 62.7.
Monthly mean humidity, 81 per cnt.
Highest barometer, .. 80. on Che 9Th inst.
Lowest barometer, . SO, on the 3Oth inst.
Monthly range of barometer, O.901 inches.
Highest temperature, s. degrees, on I'D inst
Lowest temperature, "a degrees, on 9TH inst.
Monthly range of temperature. IS degrees.
Greatest daily range OF temperature, q de-
grees, on the LIST inst.
Mean of ms ximum temperatures, "a degrees
Mean of minimum temperatures, 3-3.
Mean daily range of Temperature ell.
Total rainfall or melted snow, &.96 inches.
Prevailing wind, south.
Total number OF miles travelled, II ,9qS.
Maximum velocity Of wind. e miles on the
10th inst.
Number of cloudy days. other than those ON
which rain fell, j.
Number OF days on which rain or snow fell, IL.
Number Of auroras, o.
Number Of solar hal0s 2.
Lunar halos o.
Number OF coronR, ].
EDWIN GARLAND,
Sergeant. Signal Service. U. S. 4.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Jurors.


Now on this the 36th day of June. A. D.
1877, came the Clerk in and for the county
of Ford, State of Kansas, together with
Samuel Marshall. Justice Of the Peace of
Dodge Township, and Charles Z. Bassett.
Sheriff of Ford County, by NJ. Mix. dep
nty, who having been duly notified by
said Clerk, as required by law, did as di-
rected by the statutes in such cases made
and provided. draw as jurors the follow
ing named persons tO-wit: james Lang
ton, Geo. B. Cox, Andrew johnson, Fred
Singer, X. NJ. Wright. A. J. Peacock.
John T. Riney. II. B. Bell, John Tracey.
". H. Harris, E. S. Conwell, A. j.
Anthony, Phillip Wendell, W. C. Shinn.
The names OF X. N. Wright aud Phillip
Wendell were rejected on account of abb
scuce from the county of Ford.
JOHN b. MEANS. County Clerk,
SAMUEL. MARSHALL, J. Z.
CHAs. T.. BAssETr, Sheriff,
by NJ. Mix. Deputy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Look Here !!

Deuglas & Haley, having opened their
photograph gallery. would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Dodge City
and vicinity that they are prepared to
make gem and photos in the various styles
of the art. Good work guaranteed. Call
and examine our work and see what We
can do. Gallery near depot.
DOUGLAS e. HALEY.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Judge Beverly, of the renowned out
fitting store of Rath & Co.. has welcomed
many of his old friends and customers
who arrived during the past week to look
after their cattle interests. The Judge is
an old Texas man himself. and the
drovers always find him familiar with
their wants and interested IN their well
fare. Mr.. Isaacson, who is with the same
firm. is well known to all the stock men
who have heretofore d id business at Els
worth and at other points along the
Kansas Pacific. The house of Rath g. Co.
is well prepared. in every respect, to at
tend to the wants of stock men.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

The Alamo SWING Its doors open to the
public yesterday. As a model in ITS line
it takes the lead. 1t is new and bright
and quiet. 1t will have no music, and
those who resort to its well kept parlor
can hear themselves talk as well as think.
A partition separates the bar from the
large room, making the latter quiet,
pleasant resort, where the cigar and re-
freshments can be enjoyed at leisure.
The best brands of cigars are kept here.
1t is the intention of the proprietors.
Messrs. Hoover and Cook. to make the
Alamo the most suitable place of its kind
for stock men to patronize.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Auction Sale.

l will sell at public auction. Monday.
the 4th of Juno. at "A. NJ, at the gov
eminent warehouse. lot of bed room and
parlor furniture, pictures, &C., belong
ing to officers of the government who are
preparing to move east.
A. J. PEACOCK. Auctioneer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Just the Thing.

If you wish to get a good view of the
cattle on q thousand hills in this vicinity,
procure one of those beautiful and SYM
metrical new spring wagons of n. Collar.
They are just the thing to drive over the
prairie with.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

The following cattle were shipped from
Dodge City this week: John Fraser. to
QuinloE. Montgomery & Co., cars
John Kline. cars: Biggers e. Himrod.
cars; A. J Anthony. cars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
THEY COME!

Texas steers are pouring in by the thous-
ands. Three-fourtbs Of the cattle brought
from Texas will stop here. Dodge City
will be the place for cattle buyers. Eight
more large herds arrived It's week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

A man who arrived from Fl. Elliott last
evening reports that McKama's store on
the Brasas. 50 miles from Reynolds. was
burned by the Indians about the 9th of
last month.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Cattle drovers and herders should go
and see Webster's clothing. 1t is made up
in the latest style. but is being closed out
to make room for more groceries. and
Harry Boyer conidentially informs us
that it is really being sold at cost.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Rhine wine at Sturm's.

We received this morning. through the
mail, a circular maligning the character
of Col. d. r. Anthony. or attempting to
do so. Ii is anonymous. and therefore
has no effect and is unworthy of notice.
The person who is undertaking this Job
is wasting his thunder on us. sure. The
CHARGES made died of early piety long ago
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
California Riesling wine at Sturm's.

In order TO make room for the large
stock of dry goods just purchased in New
York will sell my present stock at 20 per
cent below cost. Come in.
A. b. WEBSTER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Mr.. Wilbur. of the tannerv. met with
a rather painful accident this week.
While at the hide yard the powerful dog
Rover, who presides there. mistOok him
for stranger and bit him severely in the
arm. Surgeon Tremaine dressed the bite
and nothing serious is apprehended.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

THE TIMES is under obligations to Miss
NJ. A. Walker for samples of the cakes
exhibited at the recent festival. They
were very rare.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Go TO Hadder & Diapers and get your
measure taken for suit of clothes.
We guarantee you q fit every time or no
charge. Over one hundred samples to
select from. at Hadder & Diapers.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Blackberry brandy at Sturm's.

Geo. b. Hayden Will open a new meat
market tomorrow morning. on the South
Side. one door west of the South Side
restaurant. Call and see him.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Don't Forget the Rattle.

Don't forget the rattle for the fine breech
loading shot gun at Peacock;s saloon.
south side of the track. monday evening
at z clock p. NJ.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

A. J. Peacock has opened out in full
blast over on the south side. His place
has name similar to those we read of in
the war news, and no one has yet been
found able to spell it correctly. 1t is de-
rived from some river in Texas. But the
genial proprietor will welcome his old
friends Just the same as if the name was
ever so plain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

keep everything in the grocery line.
sell cheaper than any body, and deliver
free of Charge. A. b. WEBSTER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

a House and Lot for sale
South of the depot. Will be sold cheap
for cash. w. GOENs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Recollect the Hutchinson best -four il
only IS hundred.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
For Sale.

Two new light half-spring wagons. at
Wilson's blacksmith shop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

Nelson Whitman has opened up his
branch store in this city.
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xxx flour at Webster's, selling at 8
per hundred.
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ar selling my clothing, boots and
shoes at cost. in order to make room for q
large stock of groceries. Call and see me {.
A. B. WEBSTER.
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The 4th of July will undoubtedly be
here in about a month. according to the
tally kept by Mr.. Aver. If the citizens of
Dodge City wish to hold celebration on
this memorable day they are at liberty 70
do so. But if our patriotism is too weak,
1t would be useless to make the effort. as
it would result in fiat failure, just as it
did last year. We would like to attend q
9Th of July celebration this year. and we
do not like to GO outside our own county to
do Sc. Although it has been read for n
hundred years. We would listen again,
with feelings of loyalty and interest, to
the reading of the Declaration of indie
pendence; and perhaps some of our
Ciccros would consent to repeat the ''old,
old story" of the struggle for liberty,
nerly two generations ago. If sufficient
love of country could he drummed up to
roast a fat Texas steer it would be
appropriate a. a thank offering for the
benefit we derive from commerce in this
noble animal. At any rate. even if no
one else takes hand, the Fire Company
will not let the occasion pass without
helping to prevent the 4th from sinking
into oblivion.
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California port wine at Sturm's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Peacock arrived
this week and are comfortably established
in Morris Collars new building in the
west part Of town.
Mr.. A. J. Anthony returned this week
from below Camp Supply. where he made
a purchase of fat cattle. and yesterday
evening shipped two car loads to market.
He expects to start south again soon fol
another lot.
Mr. w. T. Bruer, of the Kinsley Leader.
and DR.. Lavenberg. of the same place
were among the sight-seers who tbronged
the metropolis this week. They are fully
convinced that Dodge City possesses many
enviable resources and advantages.
Harry Boyer is one of the most popular
statesmen in the city.
Mr.. James Gary, of Newton. brother-in-
law of Mr.. A. j. Peacock. was in the
city the first part of the week.
Mr.. H. P. Neiss expects to be able to
eisit the citv in few DAYS. He has had
a rough siege, and we are glad to hear of
his near recovery.
Mr.. C. J. Kendall. of Usage City, is
in the city taking orlers for grain
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Milwaukee beer ut Sturm's.
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II. b. Bells new barn is nearly com-
pleted
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Clothing made to order at Hadder 4
Diapers.
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Raspberry syrup ct sturm's.