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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-19

lrrLow. .ian. ilih. 1877.
Mn. Enron 49, Please III me hav.
Space Ia Your columns ~ ia The good
people of The county hear from on,
vicinity. IN Tie first place We have had
me coolest winter ever experienced III
This county. On Tie 9th ofIannarv. M
thermometer stood % degrees hesow zero
How j. TINT for cold IN lhi- country
The sound Of the Ak ha~ been heard In
HE forest Of the farmer 10 keep the
wood pile supplied.
Oar general good health has been
interrupted BY sickness and deaths. al
winter fever William y. Jones died on
January "a. and lceycs 4 wife and two
children to mourn his loss. r. T.. sim
mons lost two children Of scarlet fever
and dyphthrria: one Oh the An ana tie
other on The 9Th inst. Tie morsaliiv
among children i alarming. Doctors
have plenty 10 DO aud are doing all hey
can 70 cure the afflicted.
There has hcen series 81 meetings
gong on AZ Hickory Grove church.
under The supervision or the preacher III
charge OF the Hay~ville circuit. aihrl n
Rev. Wright. There has been several
Iacccs>ions 10 the church. with fh.
good work revived in The church. M.
the Holy spirit cheer tie hearts 81 the
people. and nerve ihem Tor an onward
move Frlirionsly.
Politically. The people seem 10 b.
satisfied that TIE Electoral College viii
Do right. and that the man elected will.
eel the Presidential seat.
In business matters. men are su;ng
and being sued. which keeps the con-
stables ani petty LAWYERS pretty buSi.x
ENGAGED, oHt in times ike these. men
had better learn the g"ni old rule. 40
unto Others As you would have them do
10 yon."
Our farmers have generally slanhrtcrrsl
their hogs. and still have fnll cribs Of
corn: grain j. gencrallp pien,icr fham
common ia this country. aud no;wifh-
standing the hard times. men have plen-
~ 70 eat, but not much money to bur
with.
Our old friend Martin Mirklcr has
sold his farm and i going ic move "a hi~
farm In Orange cD. near French T;rk
springs Wish him good success IA ILL
change.
MatrimonailIy the yornr folks appcrr
20 b. getting ready, ard some haxe
good dVsir'.. bnf little expectations. bnt
~ the spring brings new feelings. NJ
nope thrir FroSnecis will fhanrn. A. shr
Preachers and Esqs are wait u- .or 4 lob
10 do
Our coal and iron ore arr waifin-
win patience for the Railroad ~ uaS-.
20 move them ont 81 heir resting psarr-.
ahd Say % Goirsn5ia. llarbi~on ana
iialnbfflge townships % vote fhc TAX.
aud help them ~ M moved ;or nv
benefit OF man. 10 come along, Snort
along or any wav 10 grs along.
--Dur schools arc rlDsiisg out. nni lie
Trustee j. pas ing ont: % creditors look
ont, or your pay may come shnri,
ONE Two
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Notice 81 section snr gfas5-
foaa iprrogri1f-cr.

Office i hereby given tint III
Foll~ viii ~ D9rnc.l al the ..lare W
sn'iFg II Bsiahriig- TDwnsi.ip. Duboi,
County. aud state ot Tnai~n~. ~
iICEDAl- February Issh. 1871.
I'M the purpose ~ rskin. Tie vnirs 81
Tie le~ai voters IN sill Township. ti.,nst
ii'e suhifrt NJ apprnpriAting rl.s Nv, Nh
seven Thousand aMsl srr hrnilresl Collar.
lsy sail township. far lhr firrn~r VI.
aillnG HE In.liluapriis 4 Er4n~yi''e
Mineral istiluay t"Hgsaav ia ra .,rnei-
In. ~ Railroad tiirnurh -il fawn.t N.
sail Vote having hrrn o-lrr.i w thr
fuarf of 'ommis-inr~rS ~ Inbns.
County ami ~tafr nfIt1ilna. AZ II ~,,..eisi
term ~ aid Board -na ani hp..iei.
~ flac ai~f day ~ D~rrllcr. IS-n. ANA
om the first day Of .aii Term
II NiTNNSs WHERxnv. I have here
unto set my hard anH afiixrsl thr sraa
~ ~ait Court. this a2li dav VI De-
ccmher lS-G
!. NJ DFENnERFER Anliror
Dfl'oi~ co.. state 81 In.l:ana-
IAN. :. So Nv.
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Grammar, b. Jennie Glenn - rarsins
AFaEENeo~ Sfk>loS
History. by Emma iirpc-Topic
The Rebellion.
Geography. hy T.. q. Strain Topic
Mean Temperature.
a speech, by Annie Cooper.
tn motion, the Secretary was IN.
sirneied 20 furnish the Editor ~ fhs
jasiAer Vonriera copy OF the minutes fos
publication.
Institute aaiournri 70 meet "a Tie
HOBBS Schnol hnu-r. Feb. luils. is7-.
WILLIAM T. iovNc. Sec'y-
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We regret % have 70 announce
The death OF Hon. John Mshne, which
occurred az his residence ia Boom
township on the la'h inst. llc haa
been complaining for considerable
lengih Of 'ime. bit bore hls Affections
with heroic caIinness 10 the end In h;-
death cur county has loSr one or rs hest
citizens Tie was public spirited. sac-
ccss'ul farmer. and an cAr, llent car
pen'er and dranghtsman. lie held The
position o. Countv Commissioner for
several terms. and tbs records slow
that hc worked tor lhe interest ~ The
comfy. aud leaves behind him nj hon
orablc record. "Reqniscat III pace
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STATE or ISnis~,. prRms CorSrr. .
In ih~ Dubois Circuit Court. Marci
term. ls7-
frrnv H. Lennon Va. Minerva A.
Lennon -iaroh Lennon. Narrarrtt
liohb-. Wilson n. Lennon. aud Willard
". Lennon
|NoTiGEishcre' v cfven 70 racoh F.em-
mon, who " appears ~ affidavit
lied. j NOT a resident ~ he State n,
insiisns. that Leroy y. Lennon ms lile,l
IN complaint against him IL al.. for par-
iiiion ~ real estate. IN The Dubois rir-
cult Court. Of Tie state ofInslisaa. that
>aid arlion i Sfiil pending Against him.
and viii stand for i>sue ani trial al wv
next term Of -aii Court. ~ he held "a ~
Corr: house IN the town or Jasper. i'm aid
Ccnniv 80 nnhni~. on he fouril. MONDAY
~ March 1917. and. that unless ~ an-
renTs nnf answers or slrmnrS thereto. n
'hc calling NJ sail cause. Oh the ~rronsI
iav of-s.dicrm- ~aiinefition an,l matter.
'h"rrin contained. will ~ hearl and de-
ierminei 10 hi absence.
Bax'r ~ EnN0> -Tn~. Clerk
Iirruif n0art Dubois County.
BY Il T. ssExr.. Deputy.
H. A. Fly. PlI's Att'y.
Ian r4sh - -
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From y n sam. Jan n.
John sherman FASTENED 10 Washing.
ton from New Orleans with his * par,s
report. aud with characteristic esrunfr-
ny declared III open >enafe:
''lf there was iaw In Louisiana re-
gniring the - hour rule 10 anpis
hr people of the Unitcd Ssal-~ wou.a
disregard such a rule. when Tie reason.
for devlaiing from il were given.
This j. The language ~ man Win
inNAf~ law- iorilc people. and 81 an MI
tfrupni0us partisan. who naaiAfain. thaf
trey may be iisre1arsied i hen 4 poiiti-
ral Object J. ID be gained. BY the assrr-
ton ~ this monsirons doctrine durinr
the ast ten years. the constitution ma
been undermined. the safeguards 0f 20
riety have been weakened. aud The pro-
ieciipn Of personal rights ami public
liberty has been - Impaired that The
government may DC said 10 be radically
changed. Asa sequel 70 these practices
of ? recklcs party. revolution j. now
openly threatened. through conspiracy
70 hold possession OF power rs shr dr.
M frauds 81 Returning Boards. backed
" all the force and an the machinery
4 HIGH corrHpt Administration can
:, ,mmand.
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SINAIF. -fFlnUHfN N.
The new president assumed his dnlies
Thanks We're voted 10 ex-Presiacnt Sex
ton with culocisIic remarks. Bills wcr.
offered % the number Of %. the princi.
PAL OF which relate 10 elections. temper.
ancc and education. One lii passed Il
legalize acts of Martin county commits.
toners IN removing records. The qlcs.
ton Of committee rooms was DISCUSSED
INT not decided. Report in favor Of
rooms in Nasonic hall.
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Columbia and HARRISON Iown.iiip
relnht.rn, fnAll4nln

The teachers Of Columbia ana llarhi.
Son townships met Ia Institute III
NorNau'S >chNOi huusc on tie 9Th IA,
of january. 1877. p-rsuant 10 adjourn.
meii,. =. r.. nrnndick. County Su1t.,
present and presiding. Roll of mem
bcrs called aud abseniecs correctly noted
Mr.. hrundick Ia assuming lie chair
made very appropriate remarks. relative
70 duties OF teachers IN the scicol room.
he gave i as his Charge. that teachers
should use every means in their power
70 promote the advancement of their
pupils. from a love 10 DO RIGHT. rather
than to have said duty enforced upon
them BY contract from those who en-
ploy them. The manner In which the
teachers appreciated his remarks Is ex
pressed ia a resolution AZ The close III
This record. The usual time allotted
for each recitation i one hour.
Reading. by +. II. NaMiin.
Fhysiol0gy- Bones, hy Ill DeBluler.
How 10 teach Physiology 10 children
Discussion opened b. f. X. Brundick
and continued by W. s. Fisher.
On motion the Institute took inter-
mission until o'clock. p. I'd.
EVENING SESSION.
Institute met promptly. Mr.. Erun-
dick was necessarily called AWAY in
order - reach home in due time: VIM.
l.. Edmiston presiding.
English Grammar bv las
NJ Waldrip and w. l.. Eimi-son.
photography Definitions, by Louis
j. Enlow.
The following programme was pre-
sented for the next Institute:
Phys'cal Geography. BY T.. j. Enlow.
Arithmetic Compound Proportions.
by Mr.. DeBruler.
History, by Emily Hope.
PcEmanship; the seven PRINCIPLES
spencerian. by Chas. A. DeMoft.
The following resolutions were pre-
'entei and adopted:
Resolved. That shr thanks Or flifs In
'tiiuIc he and air hcrrby tend cred 70
,ur worthy County Supt.. r. II. Brun-
lick. for his attendance with rs. and the
many kind suggestions aud y.lu able H.
tlurtions afforded W. a. teachers.
Whereas. II has been previous IN sur-
rested. that this Institute rive eli az
PRESTON relative 20 spelling sch ools. III
connection with day school. There
ore. be It resolved ~ the men hcrs ofl
'olnmbia and HARRISON towns hips. III
institute assembled. thai night spelling
chooi~. when properly conhbri 81. arr
u incentive 70 promote accent and
roper pronunciation o. words and
general advancement III Orth0: .iaphv.
Resolved. That the vi-iiin psr of tie /
lteadance have the fhanks Of the Insli-
uie ior their presence aud kind atien-
lon given.
The Secretary was instruct "a fnl
the Jasper Courier aud lin nling
'urg Times. copies for pubic htioi I.
On motion. The Institute al our ned 10 \
meet AZ The School honse Que nil eat
4 Haysville, on the 81 day ~ Feb nary.
81. ). ID. PIERCE. secret iry.
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Madison Township Teachers In
stititte.

The Madison Township rnstif ute ne
pursuant % Adjournment AZ the q ~ecf
>rhDn hcu-e. Jan l3ih. 1877.
Teachers present y r. Down ~. r.
a. Boliu aai Annie Cooper. A N rus
sud attentive audience favored II & III.
stilute with ills presence.
House called 10 order bv Pres idc n
Downey: the Secretary being at sent
Annie Cooper was appointed Sccr, TAI,
pro tenn. The regular programme Wa
then disposed OF. viz:
Physiology, by Il. a. Bolin- Subject !:
The Ear.
History. by Annie Cooper-Topic:
The Mexican War.
Exercises IN Reading. by II. A. Bofn.
The Intitnte took recess until / o.
clock, p. ~.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute met promptly.
Glass drilled in Arithmetic. BIZ up.
Downey Topic: Percentage.
Geography, BY X. "A. Bolin-Topic.
Astronomical. This class was assigned
% Josie Lemoni, but was supplied by
Mr.. B0lin on account OF her absence.
Penmanship. BIZ r. "A. Dolin.
Grammar, by j. r. Downcy Topic
False kyntax.
On motion Of II. a. Bolin. the fol- \
lowing resolution was read and adopted
by the Institute.
Resolved, That we tender our sincere
thanks 10 w. IL. Green, J. u. Payne.
Madison Battles and others for the hos
FATALITIES shown us, and for their pres
cnce and aid at the Institute.
The Chairman appointed X a. Bolin
70 draft programme Tor the next
meeting. The following programme
was reported and adopted by tic In
stitutc:
MORNING SESSION.
Heading, BY j. r. Downey.
Physiology, by Josie Lcmond-Topic
The Nervous System.
Arithmetic, BY J. r. Downey-Topie:
Cube Root. \
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A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE
stop 51cnfiag and Secure
YOU a xar1.; Of Kour sssr-z.
SfO Acres OfIanA
ECR SAIL.

Well tfmierei. and god land sor firm.
IN purposes. on Section III. ToDn i.
North III Ran-e Me>f. Will ba ~ol.l
Aito-eiher or IA lots ~ ~nit pgrrha .s.r-.
and On such lrrsn~ Is 10 payments. alter
\ small iir~i payment, ~ may De desired.
tor further information attarr~- "
apply % tteinent ioAnr. JASPER. fsd.. III
Joseph kir~sv. cincinnati. OHIO.
Jan. 5. lS-T 4w.
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EFNN l purchased the ''i farm.
&tY butcher house. Sc. rr7-s.
{ $3.50 Of Sebastian Opel. -
vtiil furnish the public 81 Jasper anil
icimiy with meat % the best quality.
u roughout the year. upon he abnv.
u ornings AZ his market house on thr
~ iblic square south Of The Court h0u.e
II g thinks he understands his business
M q knows how to cnt ID meat. Al ho
lc' 'rncd the trade regularly aud he will
90 his best 20 please customers. M
Ia Yitcs public patronage
Farmers having iat becves. hogs.
ca ives pr sheep TO sell are requested 10
in fervicw him.
" Bologna sausage, liver puddinvs
&C.. made fresh every week. and alwav.
on hand for sale in quantities 10 suit mr.
chasers. JOSEPH RATil
Jan. ~, .77.-tf
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FITS EPILEPSY.
On
FALLING SICKNESS

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All 81 TknIsIsr
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
CAMP SUPPLY ITEMS.

We haye had beautiful weather the past
week so warm has 1t been that people can
20 in their shirt sleeves.
On Saturday last, courier arrived at
this post from Fort Reno, with dispatches
for Capt. Gunter. of the 4th Cavalry now
out with tho Cheyenne Indrans. ordering
him to return to that post with his cons
panv and the Cbeyennes. without the
least possible delay. 1t is anticipated
there will be some trouble in getting them
back. As an inducement to quell their
stubb0rnness they have been informed
that rations wOul0 be issued to them at
this post. 1t is said that they are scatter
ed in small bands for fifty miles or more in
the vicinity of the Canadian south of this
post and it will take some time for the
runners TO find and collect them.
Gen. Mckenzie, who has been ordered
to the Rio Grande, with part of his regi-
ment 18th cay.i, left his headquarters.
Fort Sill, some ten or twelve days ago. for
q hunt IN the vicinity of tho stake plains
and since then nothing has been heard
from him. Scouting parties have been ont
after him ever since the order was receiv.
ed at his headquarters. consequently he
knows, IS yet, nothing of the order rels~
tive TO his assignments to duty in the de-
partment Of Texas.
Captains Remington and Lyster aod 1t.
Vance returned from their hunt on Wed>
nesdsy last with an ordinary success in
the way Of turkeys. &c.
Capt. Remington will leave for his sta
ton. Fort Dodge, tomorrow Q7thl morn>
ing.
The Camp Supply Social Club are maks
ing arrangements to give the grandest ball
of the season on Christmas eve, and every
effort is being made to make 1t grand Sue
cess. The committee of arrangements
have already completed their arrange>
ments, and Judging from the exceedingly
liberal appropriation made by the club,
they are determined to eclipse any thing of
the kind at this post.
First Sergeant Burnan, Co. ]. 4th Cav,
left tho posi- on Thursday last for an east,
ern teur; aud rumor has it that the gallant
sergeant intends bringing back with him
one of the opposite sex; In whom, it 10
said, he has placed his life. his happiness,
his all-that is, he is going to get married.
and none can possibly present more sor.
rowing sympathy than OLD CACTUS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
For Kansas and Colorado

Take tho Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, extending from Kansas City
and Atchison, on the Missouri river. via
Topeka, the capitol Of Kansas. through
the fertile Arkansas valley. to Pueblo.
where direct connection is made with the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway for C0lOra-
do Springs, Manitou. Denver. Canon City
and all points Of note on the Denver &
Rio Grande. The track is exceed by
that OF no road in tho W EST. and the pas
senger equipment embraces all the modern
improvements for comfort and safety.
Through express trains leave union de-
pots, Kansas City and Atchlson. daily.
on the arrival of trains from tine east,
and run through to the Rocky Mountains.
with Pullman Sleeping Cars attached.
For maps, circulars and detailed informa-
ton send to +. J. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent. Topeka. Kan
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22

Tho distinguished mstsorologist and VISA
Their prophet. Professor Tice of st. Lou>
is. has issued an annual national weather
almanac for 1873. in which he foretelis tho
weather for every day in tho veal. ex-
plains tho theory clearly ON which his pro.
dictions are based. gives directions By
which the unscieDtific can fOreteil the
weather. and other valuable matter. The
whole constitutes work Of great practi-
cal valuo to evorv ons. snl Is almost in
dispensibls to farmers. For sample COPY
and terms of sale send % cents to Thomp-
son. Tice & CO.. Sc. Louis, Mo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
Treacherous Indians.

LAST Tuesday evening. Mr.. d. Sheedy
arrived in this city from his cattle camD ct
the hesd Of Salt Fork, 60 miles southeast
Of here, in COmanche county. and from
him we learn the particulars of another
sneakmg.. treacherous QUIZ age per2etrsted
by the noble red man. On last Friday.
i've IndiaDs from the cheyenne agency
came into Mr. Sheedy's cattle camp. and IN
their accustomed inBolent manner, began
each to select horse from the herd. The
men in charge of the camp, four in num-
Der, were unarmed, but supDOslng the In
dams not to be dangerous. ordered them
70 leave. The Indians ''shOwed upr their
guns and told white men to keep quiet
or Indian would shoot The white man,
after this Injunction, held his peace. and
the noble Indian proceeded to kill fat
beet, take what he could carry. and start
off with four ponies. Ono Of the ponies
not being suitable, they let him 90. and
went on with the other three.
The Indians claimed to be Ar apahOes.
but one Of the men in camp who under
stood the dialect, said they spoke the
Sioux language. These Indians evidently
had reinfOrcementS out some distance
from camp. as seven or eight OF the tribe
had been observed lurking around that
instructed them TO shoot the first red devil
that attempts TO lay hand on anything
about camp. He does not know whether
the horses can be recovered OF not. but
intends TO write to the agent about it. Ii
10 hardly propable he will ever get his prO>
perty. - NO ono was ever known to get
redress for depredatiOns committed by
these noble Government pirates.
Ono of the indiana who helped to do the
stealing was . noted chief, with but one
eve. and he can be easily identified. We
advise bis lndianshi3 not TO wander in
the vicinity of that camp again.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
Ad Astra per Aspera-

ITO the stars through sdverity." A
more beautiful motto We could not choose
for our State or for ourselves, since we
know that life must have its adversitiss
that all the reachings out of the soul must
have its adverse winds; it's we'll for N If
We see or make . way through TO the starr.
The motto onward and upward is but an
other expression Of tho Same thought.
Twas the school room motto in my child
hood days; twas the lesson read and re-
read. and the beautiful and inspiring Ian
guage not vet passed from memory. On
ward is the language OF creation. the stars
whisper in their courses &c, perhaps
most are familiar with the words.
Per aspera opens . gloomy way for N.
ON sard; but I'D astra makes it glorious for
us upward. Progression in right may he
difficult. but twill be grand and glorious
days in the eternal life that shall open up
on rs. while thus advancing. Progression
in right. onward and upward. ad astra per
aspera. These alone are the principles that
will work moral reform, purify the land
from its corruption, and raise man from
degradation. And he is less than man
who will not enroll his name with the
champions of truth and right, and march
under the true reform banner until victory
perches upon its snowy fiutrering pinions.
j. II.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
To Prevent and Cure Coughs
and Colds.

A reliable remedy is necessary in every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic is just
the medicine needed. 1t radically cures
Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
and even consumtion if used in time, by
its powerful specific action on the Stom-
ach. KIDNEYS. Skin. Liver and the mucous
surfaces of the Troat and Lungs. 1t is al
so most valuable stomsehic remedy, eff
fectually removing Dyspepsia. Headache,
Liver disorders, Costiveness. Nervousness,
Low Spirits. Wskefulness, Heartburn,
Cramps. Palpitation Of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, ETC.. and gives a cheering COIN
tort and freedom from pain that surprises
every one. Buv 81 % bottle from your
druggist. Ii. J. Fringer. or . sample bottle
ut Is cts and test its merits.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22

Squire J. z. Vanvoorhis. Of Spearville.
was in the city last Monday. accompanied
by Mr.. C. l.. Meacham and Mr.. 5. Z.
Hill. The latter gentleman is nephew
of tn. Squire's. recently from Mononga-
hsla City. Pa Mr.. ]. n. Vanvoorhis.
another member Of the family, is also
among the recent arrivals at Spearviile.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22
P8oPosALs FoR CORN AND ears
Sutton & Colborn,
Attys. for Plff.

Once ChiefC. s.. Department of the Missouri.
FoRT LEAvESwoRrH, KS, Nov. 20, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS In triplicste, will b
- received at this Office until II O'Clock Q. m
at which time and place they will be opened in
the presence Of bidders, for the delivery, during
the six months ending June 20, 1873, Of Corn
and Oats at Forts sill and Reno, L. T.; ct Fors
Lrayenworth, at Junction City or Riley Station
and ut Newton or Dodge City kansas.
Bids will be received for any portion Of the
grain.
or all proposals. A preference will be given 10
articles Of domestic production
Circulars giving tail particulars will be I'm
nIshed application to this office
Envelopes containing proposals should be
plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn COT Oafs)
at. and addressed TO the us;ters,zned
RUFUS sAXToS, Deputy O. NJ Gen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-22

A heavy fog prevailed in Dodge City
and the Arkansas Valley all of Sunday
and Monday mornings. These fogs were
more dersa than the ono of Dec. 3D.
Particular reference is made OF them. for
we wish 20 show that there is humidity 10
the aImOspheTe.