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We notice that several vacant
houses have been occupied lately. 1t
would. no doubt, be profitable in
vestment to build a number of small
houses. There would be no difficulty
10 find OCCUPANTS.
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Messrs. j. &. Thomas & Bros. will
please accept thanks for sample Of
their favOrite brands of cigars, the
Little Beauty" and western Belle. l"
They are hard 10 "get away with"
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Mr.. William Foreman is making
considerable Improvement in the up.
per portion of town by fencing in va
cant lots.
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Miss Lizzie johnson, who has beer
attending school at this place for fiv,
months past, returned TO her home in
Pleasant Ridge, last Sunday-tht
school having closed.
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Sweet potato slips of the best varieties
can he had OF D. j. Rhoads. at the
Beaver Dam nursery. or OrE I. Viii
lians or J. S. Vaught, agents, Hartford,
Ky. mis- Il.
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Mr.. F. w. Griffin Left last Saturday,
after lew weeks visit here, for his home
in Elizabethtown, where we hope he may
enjoy Sho,cers OF happiness.
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Miss Sallie Kahn, the petite beauty OF
Cromwell, Claddened the hearts Of her
many friends and admirers. by visit to
Hartford, last Thursday.
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Miss JEFF Stinnett, of Whitesville,
who has been attending school here
for the last FIVE months, returned
home last Saturday.
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No relief from the tariff oppression
from-this Congress. The bill for a re-
ductivn of tariff was defeated in the
lower house on the 18th inst.
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We are glad to learn that the yield of
the wheat crop of the county will be
much better than was expected few
weeks ago.
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Subscribe for the HERALD and read
the Educational Column.

A neat lightning conductor would
be quite an Improvement to the church
snira
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Look out for counterfeit $50 notes on
the Tradesmen's National Bank Of New
York The Eastern States are flooded
with them.
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The residence Of Mr.. Ellis Thomas
is fast approaching completion, and
presents quite handsome and COM
Portable appearance.
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Our young friend. VIM. II. Haynes,
E~q., of Ellis precinct, spent a day or
NO in town last week, visiting rela-
lives.
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QUERr: why will men smoke CON-
mon tobacco. when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at the
same price ?" vinly
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Henry McIIenry, Jr., returned
home from Louisville, where he has
been for several months attending
school.
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DIR. j. w. Church, Deputy Revenue
Collector, Greenville, is spending q
few days in this county.
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The wheat crop in Cool Springs dis
trict has about all been harvested. and is
much better ihan had been expected.
The, have foil tve-;hirds yela
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With Bean & vsughi. manufacturers OF
Wagons, Buggies. Plows and farming
implements generally Mr. Skater is a
thorough wood workman comes recom>
mended verv highly by those for whom
he has formerly worked Bean & Vaughr
are well known blacksmiths. and with
the aid Of such a wood workman as Mr.
Shafer. they can. and are determined to
give entire satisfaction IN @neral wood
work and all kinds OF bl,rk-mithing
We solicit Your patronage. Call and Try
us before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully.
v3 ST. BEAN & VAUGBT
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Col. C. r. Baird. len yesterday for his
port OF duty in Frankfort, his wife return
ing with him.
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Miss Mary Taylor returned home last
Monday evening, amer ten months alb
sence, attending school in Shelbyville,
XIV.
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A trial package of DR.. A. Q. Simmens'
Vegetable Liver Medicine eau be had
free of charge at W. Ii. Murrell's Drug
Store, Beaver Dam, ky. WHIT
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Mr.. Howard Gray and wife LEFT last
Sunday tor Shelbyville, Ky, whey they
will make their home in future.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR AheriH.

WsaFe authorized "a. saPOnee r r.
ROWE. ~ eand date for the ofice 81
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In exchange for Jeans, Yarns, Lindseys,
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Magistrate
For Constable:

We are authorized to announce JAS.
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in the Hartford district.
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Paducah and EIizahethtown
Railroad Company.

TINE TABLE, No. 9.
L. effect May 18th, 1878
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
MORE HORSE STEALING.
THE THIEF CAPTURED AND COM
MITTED TO JAIL.

Last Wednesday Mr.. N. A. Couch and
three other gentlemen arrived in this city
from Walnut creek, forty miles north OF
here, IN search of four horses that had
been stolen from them on the dsy previous
They immediately applied to the County
Attorney for information and assistance.
stating that they had tracked the horses
to tins city. Sheriff MAsTorsor was sehs
for, and in company with Couch and par
ty instituted search for the stock. which,
luckily, they succeeded IN recovering.
Two OF the horses were found in the river
bottom southwest of the city and the other
two were found IN Mr.. Bells livery stable,
where they had been placed the night boz
fore. The owners of the horses were very
much pleased upon recovering their stock.
and proposed starting immediately for
home without making any search for the
ing his thlefsnip punishment for his
wrongs. made search and discovered men
whom be supposed to be guilty. Swearing
out com plant himself he arrested Henry
Martin and William TIlRhmau. Henry
Martin was brought before Justice Cook
on Wednesday and examined. There be-
ing strong eyidonce against him he was
bcupd over in the sum of q. 700, IN default
of which he was sent to jail. Mr.. THIGHS
mans examination took place Thursday
before Justice Cook. 1t was generally
supposed he would he bound over also. but
he was released by the cOsrt. He was Ge>
Tended bv Mr.. Gryden, assisted by Mr..
Eros. Both prisoners were ably prosecu-
ted by County Attorney Sutton. and We
are glad 10 OBJ -erve the Interest manifested
by both the County Attorney and Sheriff
in bringing horse thieves TO justice.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
NEM LUMHER YARD.

The new lumber yard looms up in grand
style. Mr.. Webster has a large stock. and
With the extensive firm of Brinkman Bros.
who understand The business so thorough
". We rrsuict he will buiid M a large
trade. lie has already received II cars.
aud will continually keep large assort.
lpeut.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
NEW GOODS.

Mr. J. G. CoBnor received this week an
additional new stock of pot,ons, such as
albums. a handsome VARIETY; stationary,
,he istcst sEyies; PLAYING cards. dominos
fancy paints. perforated cardboard. fancy
INK stands paper weights. port olios, &c.
A nics tine of lamp brackets just received.
J@welrv and fancy articles IN great va
rietv. larg- stcck OF Slsfes. pentciis,
sc, for school children. One can hardly
tail 10 ind ANYTHING thew ask for IN tile
limo of furnishing goods or notions as this
store IL " an attractive place.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

The photographer lent his team last week
60 a fellow 10 drive TO Laruod. and it was
a special condition of the loan that the
team shonld lie returned last Monday.
The photographer started for LArned to-day
to satisfy curiosity IN nis mind IS TO the
whereabouts of his team.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Adams Peabody, minister Of the
Dodge City. on Sunday. April 2ist. Sub
ject IN the morning Heaven How Crea-
ted and PoopIed." and IN the evening.
The Personality Of God"
The Doctor never faiis TO interest his
hearers and wo trust be will have good
audience.
REV. o. W. WRIGHT will hold services
At Fort Dodge. in tho hospital ward. At
10 80 =. IN.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

The grain and fruit crops are promising.
The favorable season has given an impe-
tue 10 business. The prospect of better
times is good. aud there is better feeling
prevailing IN ths country.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Tn Q meruina Frederick Deeer. Of Dels>
ware township. came to the citv and ielo
crApb-d 10 the Mayor Of Dodge Cisy. in
regard to tho rsportsd killing Of his son
Larry. Marshal .. OF s noose: he received 4 =
an not hurt. the new Marshal WAS killed I"
Imagine the feeling OF the old fatberi-
lieAv. Public Press.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

A CoLoRxD woman sent her husband
down IOWA last Tuesday with forty cents
10 keep soul and body together. An hour
passed ard the fond husband did not ie>
turn. Becoming srspicious- our duskN
bernipe shcuidercG the twins and marched
dswn s,reer n search of her he.e>lorf /;
she found he nins quietly sitting at =
gambling tselo with fo-tv conts worth OF
chips lninu. what he hsd lost, PLAYING 20
ker. THIS was moro than yne female col
oIea humani,s could be at, khe made one
Waterloo charge at hin. scattering chipe
and cards in every direction. and led ner
cspuve home b. the ear. administering
on he ~av. enfs and African epithets To
the extent of her pn,sicai and inteil~ctuai
abilitv. From TINS incident ~e drav the
conc fusion that her husband u loser ON
.he sosn.s
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

COUNTY ATTORNEY SUTTON and Sheriff
MasteIsou arrived nons from Wicnita last
"Wednesday morniua. Tns Sheriff spent
several days with his parents and broth
ers and sisters. who received the news OF
tne death of Edwarl-whO was the eldest
son. and greatly bsloved-with great
grief; they have the syupYthy OF this Gu
tire community.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
SPEARVILLE.


SPEARvILLE. KAN, April IS, 1878
To the Editors Of the Times.
The weather for several days has been quit.
windy, and the ground warm and dry; although
the crops are not to say suffering, . good rais
would be very acceptable to the farmers.
The building mania is still ursbated and is
kept up with viEor that is surprising; owing TO
the large number Of business houses here, some
have begun to think the thing is being Overdone.
but from the number OF houses that are putting
in an appearance all over the prairie in every
direction /, and the immense amount Of lumber
disposed OF by our lumber merchants. we are
inclined TO think that there will be plenty for
them all to do. What We most need now il .
few good residences; some of our business men
are making preparations to build for themselves
resIdences. Nothing will add more to the beauty
of the town.
Our first ball has become . thing of the past
The pas: week, previous to Tuesday night. the
young ladies' and gen,s-snd lot q few of the
older ones OF this vicinity had been considerably
exalted in anticipation Of the event. Richardson
and winsns had the whole affair under their
supervision and the success which attended it
both socially and financially Was due almost
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Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Mr.. II. +. GRYpEN. assistant Supt. of
Pubic Instruction. and John Newton. OF
the examining committee. accompanied by
Mr.. snd Mis-. Beeson. Ms. West. Ara
Asrshail and Miss Belle Wright. wenr
Gown to Spcsrville to-day. where . tssch>
er's examination 10 to be held.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Mr. W. J. HUCKETr. one of the Oldes;
engineers IN tho country, is stopping in
the city with Mr.. Kelsey. He is awaiting
orders TO 20 out and take position as
mechanic ON the exI ssion line.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

+ Mr. JOHN FRASER. one OF the most ex-
tensivs cattle dealers uow engaged in the
busipess. arrived from San Antonio by
rail Thursday morning. Before leaving
Texas he started his herds mp the Trail for
this point.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

DoDGE CITY, Kansas.
April 20. 1873.
All parties are forbidden TO make inter
meats on the property OF the Dodge CIV
Town Company. under penalty ofta law.
w. :. TREAAINE.
Sec. & Treas. -. &. L. &.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

WE understand that r. C. Zimmerman
has purchased lots in the western part OF
the city and 10 grading for side track.
which will he put down BY the railroad
company. He intends establishing his
LUMBER yard near tho siae track.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

When u single gentleman who has. since
the days of mis- youth. slept on q mat
tress made for the accomm0datio of only
one individual. he egOtia,es tor an increase
in the width of said mattress, then is 70
report er requested to insinua5e tha. ''com-
ing events cast their shsdowe before"
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

ALFRED WALKER. who Was wounded al
the ums OF the shooting of Marshal Mas
iers1n. is still in a critical condition. but
will probably recover il modification can
be prevented.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
BRIDGE STOCK LOST

The undersisned has lost five shares of
Dodge City Bridge Company stock. num-
bers 20 10 "a inclusive. A liberal reward
will be given for the return of the stock to
me. +. {. ZIMMERMAN.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

N. Il. KLAINE, of Kansas. spent the first
few DAYS of tue week in town. HIS paper
the Dodge Cltv TINES. Is in favor OF Grant
for the next President. Il Warrensburg.
mo. Standard.
Tho kansan Is cosmopolitan. 1t is
we'll to he designated az ..of Kansae.D
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

ASSISTANT MARsHAL N. L. HAYWOOD has
resigned MS office of his own accord. pre-
fering 10 follow other avOcations. Ex>
Sheriff ChSS L. Bassott has been appoint
ed CITY Marshal ant has er tered upon his
dutirs. His ability - An officer is we'll
known. ana his appointment gives gener
vi satisfaction.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

LEWIS EVANS, OF LATHE Windv,r as
he rs more iarmiliarly known. who has
been down ut the Double Mountains for
the last six months. returned home this
week looking happy and healthy.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

jim ANDEsoS is continually making iu.-
proyemeDts in his livery stable, which is
now one OF the mos; conveniently arranged
.u the west.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Leayenworth doesn't want the Governor
or any other State Office. Toe Times of
that city is IN favor of building up the in
dustries 10 promote the srowta and PROS
perity Of that civ. A sensible idea
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

LIEUT.. GARDINER and James Langton.
of Fort Dodge. attended tho grand bali at
SpearvilIe, and report having an exceed
ingly fine time.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

BoRN-To Mr. and Mr.. r. W. Evans.
Of this city, on Fsidsy, April 18th. 1878 a
daughter. Mother aud infant dong well.
The father IL abl. 10 he aronnd.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Mr.. DANIEL SUGHRUE. of Philadelphia,
spent q DAY or two IN the city this week,
visiting his COUSIN Patrick. He thinks of
taking q clam.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
Mr.. G. T. BRINKMAN, Of the firm q

Mr. G. T. BRINKMAN, OF the firm Of
Brinkman Bros. one of the most extcn-
sive lumber firms IN the west. came Up
connected with the lumber yard recently
established here by erInkman Bros. and
Webster.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

south of the river. He expects to have a
well auger in operation soon.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

THE GOVERNMENT warehouse has receiv>
Cd fresh coat Of paint which greatly im-
proves Its appearance.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

MEss.s CoMBs & RHEA. hunters. ar
rived iiom the CoIdwater last Thursday.
bringing The hides and meat of the buffalo
KILLED during the winter
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

THE DODGE CRY Bakery Ii making
some fine bread. sskes &c-
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

TBE A. T. q S. +. depot building j,
being thoroughly painted inside and out.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Mr.. ROBERT 7. MATTHIAS. who i, pre-
paring 10 start a drug store at Spearyille,
WAS in the city last Thursday.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

BIG Franz vas among the noted ar
rivals in the metropolis this week. He
mas been visiting friends ia Texas.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

last Sunday. after paying q visit to his
cattle camp on Sand Greek.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

4 social hop is on tie ispis for next
week.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

week from successful hunt in the buffalo
country.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Miss CARNABAN. who arrived last week,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. g. N. Hoover.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

GARDNER. who drank all the saloons
dry during 2 weeks stay, starred for camp
last Monday.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Z. SoSSENBRODr. Linguist. Spearville
was up Yesterday seeing the sights.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
Trial of Pat Sanders.

We had the pleasure last Tuesday OF
forming the acquaintance OF Ar. w. H.
WOOdmau, from Henrietta. Texas. who is
attorney for Patrick Sanders. charged
with the murder OF Couch An the Pan Han
die of Texas las. fall. Mr.. W00dman
brought Mrs. Sanders and her children up
from the Pan Handle this week and took
them to Texas. where Mrs Sanders Is sum
m0ped IS y witness in behalf of her hus-
band. Mr. Wvoiman Is an able criminal
LAWYER and has worked up y strong defense
for Ssnaers. While il has been tue gen-
eral opinion of the people of the Pan Han
die that sanders killed Couch, yet many
who understand the circumstances sur>
rounding he ease justified Sanders IN do-
ing what he - supposed 70 have done. on
the ground that Couch had insulted his
wife. Sanders trial will DO held in Nav.
Mr.. II. Harrison has been appointed TO
take charge of the properly Owned by San
ders and Couch until the matter Is settled.
To the Editors OF the Times.
IwOuid like 10 ask Aessrs. Cox and Pea
cock. County Commissioners, . few uues-
tiOns through your columns:
I. When yOu voted license to VIM.
BOedecKer of this place to sell whisky. on
a petition signed by a70 residents of Dodge
Citv, did you think you were doing your
official dutyf
.. Are you willing to admit that 27O is
q majority Of the vOters Of Dodge Town
snip much less majority OF all the resi-
dents male and female
3. Do You think il you should come up
for reelection that tho psopie Of this end
of the county wOuld endorse you
Z. II you are not willing to admit shat
$40 is maIOrity of the residents Of DOORe
township. do you not think It an act Of
great injustice To cram licsDse down our
ihroats against tho unanimous protesr OF
our citiz z.nsf w. v. JOHNSTON
SPEARvILLE. KAN, April Is, 1873.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

e. @. EPPERsoN. agent for the st. Joe
mo. Herald. was in the city Thursday.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

HoS. X. NJ. WEIGHT and S. u. Issscson
are ex xpected home daily.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

J. II. PHILLIPS. advance agent. reports
, the Lord tiOupe heading for Dodge.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

DR. HARRY BOYER has turned out to BE-
a first class artist.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

IL is reported that Bobby Clip il on
his way 20 Dodge.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20

Mr. HENRY LovEL arrived from Kansas
City this week.
Dodge City times., 1878-04-20
LOCAL AND Personal.

DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. APRIL 20. IS