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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NAY I2tb, 1873.

Tram, isGre H1rris6gr- a. foi!osrs.
For New York at 20, > 10 u. ~, and 200
and = SO p. m.
For Philadelphia at ) 20. 5 10. ot5a
100 and 81 p. m.
For Reading at ) 20, 3 20, 2 90
3 81 and % m.
For POttsTille al 20. IDa m and 2 81
p. m. and via Schuylkilg < Susquehanna
Branch at 40 p. M.
For Auburn via S. & : Branch at so , m
For Allentown at 20, S 20 q. m. . 20,
3 81 and 50 p. N.
The 20, 3 10 q. IN and - S. m.
trains nave through cars for New York.
The 20, a. m. and OO y. NJ. trains
have through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 20 a. N.
For Allentown and way stations at s 2na rs
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at - P. IN
Trains for HarrIs5a-g isare as foIlor,t
Leave New York at 45 a. M, aud l 90,
$50 and - - p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 Is s.. M, and 90.
and 20 P. m.
Leave Reading at Il 30, 40, II2o An.
80, 6 10 and 10 81 p. ~
Leave Pottsyille at 10, Is a. N. and 35
p. M, ard via Schuyikiil aud SusqashaE-
na Branch at ID A. n.
Leave Auburn via 5. & ;. Branch at u co
noon.
Leave Allentown at i2 so. so. IS 4. N. =.
IL 10, 4 30 and 05 p. m.
I Does NOT rGn on Monday,.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York at so D. r
LesTe Philadelphia at 30 2. N.
Leave Reading a 4 40 ard 40 a. ID, snd IA
23 IN,
Leave Allentown at 80 a. m. and 9c5 pm,
VIA Norris ard Esssr Railroad.
: J. {. EUOTTEN,
! GeHsrG! Manager.
/ C. G. HANCOCK,
| General T,clssf Agent.
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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS

A STREET MEETING on SATURDAY EVEN
ING NEXT the weather proving favorable.
UNION cHILDRES's MEETING
At nine O'Clock Sabbath morning in the
Lutheran Church OF I'll the Sabbath Schools
in Miffiin and Patterson. A MEETING AT
HoRyIxorowS SABBATH SCHOOL Sabbath at
ternoou at two and d-a-half O'Clock. And a
GRAND UNION MEETING
Sabbath evening ct seven o'clock Of all the
churches in MifliD and Patterson, pr obsbiy
ju tho Court House.
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Legal Notices
Notice TO TaN-Payers.

TliE undersigned, Collector OF school
l. tax Tor Fermanagh school district, will
be in AiiiiintOwa, at Squire Kreiicr's office.
on the 2jd day OF NOVEMBER. to receive
school tax. All persons paying their tax
hetween the 9th Of October aud the 18th OF
December, will BE- allowed an Abatement of
} per cent Thirty days following, they
will be required to pay full amount, and
after that date there will be an addition oi
per cent. ON all tax ulpsid.
MICHAEL STUSER, Collector.
Act. 9. 1875.
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

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ROYAL, sPEARMINT, &C.,
of prime quality, bought in any quantity Tor
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mission, storage. &c. BY
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Importers 4 Exporters, IS William ST., NY.
June 5, lSIS-6n
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NOTICE.

Hunters are hereby cautioned against
trespassing on the lands OF the undersigned
In Fermsnagh township, to shoot birds or
squirrels, without the consent of the owner.
B. SCHWBIER.
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CAUTION.

A Ii Persons are hereby cautioned not to
n fish, hunt. break OF open fences, or cut
wood or ynuag timber. or in any unueces-
sary way trespIss on the Lands of the under
signed
Thompson T 5 Thompson
J Thompson Z z Hudson
"m G Thompson Abram nelly
Davis Smith, Jr. Toct9, rs
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place tosct job work done. Tryi,. will
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TERMS,

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within II monthsi S2.0O if not paid within
Y months.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local COL
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Assigned Estate Of John w.
SE.tsh aim

NOTICE is hereby that John W. CHS
~ holm and wife, Of Milford township,
Juniara county, Ps have made an assign
ment for ;he benefit Of creditors. to the un-
designed. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make pIyment, aud
those having claims To- present them without
delay to ROBERT McNES\,
Sept 10. 1878. Assignee.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

WILL be sold, by virtue of an order of
w the Orphans Court Of JunIata coun-
" directed to the undersigned, Executor OF
Philip Zyndt, late Of Walker township. Ju-
nilta county, deceased, on the premises,
about four miles southeast OF MitfiintOwn.
and 81 mics east Of Mexico, at ore O'Clock
L. NJ, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1873,
the following described real estate, TO wit
\ tract of land situate in Walker township,
Juniata county, Pa. bounded By Lands OF
Jacob Adams, Andrew Beshore, John A.
Smith, Michael Sieber, ami others, contain
ing ONE Hun DRED ACRES, more or less,
about 20 acres OF whicl. are cleared and the
balance good tiniberiand. The Improve
ment, are
STONE DIV WELHNG HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and
other oElbuildiugs. There is a good Or
CHAkD of choice fruit, in bearing condi-
ton, on the premises. Excellent Spring Of
water near the house.
TERMS OF SALE One-thiri OF the
purchase money To be paid On confirmation
of sale by the Court; one-third April l.,
1879, when Deed will bc delivered and pos
session give; oEe-taird on the lst Of
April, lsSl, siGh interest from april LIST,
1879, TO oe secured by Judgment bond.
JACOB ZENDT,
Executor Of Philip Zcndt, decd.
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Rooms of Republican State Committee,
Northeast Corner Tenth and Chestnut Sts.,
isecond fioor) Philadelphia.
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ORPHANS
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court Of iuniatd county, will be sold
by the undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of Ezra McLinn, late of FayP:te
township, said county, on1the premises, at
O'Clock p NJ, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1875.
the following valuable real estate. 20 wit ::
A farm contalHing about INVENTIVE
ACRES, more or less, stuaiod in Pavette
township, having th'reOa erected 4 Log
frame
WEATHER-B0ARDED HOUSE,
Bsuk Barn, with Wagon Shed and Coru
Crib attached, Stone Spring-house and other
ont-bulldings. There is a never-faiIing
Fountain Pump near the house, and good
| Orchard of choice fruit on the premises, in
good bearing cOnditiln. About 50 acres Of
the land are cleared and in good state Of
cultivation.
f, TERN Is One-fourth OF tho purchase
money to b. paid on confirmation of sale By
the Court; oDe-iourth April |, 1879, when
Deed will be delivered ami possession given /;
one-fourth April |, 1850, with interest from
I April I, 1879; One-fourih April /, 1881,
with interest from April /. lo7e-the two
last payments TO b. secured by judgment
bonds. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Sept. -, 1873. .i1r.inisfrafor.
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l4RRIED:

DYS SINGER-AUKER-O the 1st inst,
by Rev. Solomon Sieber, Mr.. C B. Dysinger
of Walker township, Juniata county, and
Miss Catherine Auker, OF Greenwood twp,
Perry county.
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TACiTUS,

WANTED-400 good Locust Posts, for
board fence. Inquire Of
JOIN S. GRAYBiLL,
2t Miffiint0wn, Pa.
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CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned not 70
IA allow their dogs to run, or themselves
to fish, hunt, gather berries, break or open
fences, Ut cut wood or yonng timber. or in
any unnecessary WY trespIss on the lands
OF the undersigned.
NJ K. Beshore. n. * J. II. Wilson.
David Hetrick. Henry Hartman.
Thomas Benner. Porter Thompson.
Christian ShOasstall. William HetrIck.
John hCtyer. David Sieber.
Henry RlosS- Taug7. rs
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Chairman Repubircan County Committee.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1878.
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Ehere seems to be an immense amount
of business going on in the Democratic
headquarters in this town, on al! the
secular days of the week indeed there
seems to be something going on there
on Sundays too, and on Sunday nights,
judging from the light in that vicinity
But what can they be doing Oh Sunday
and Sunday night. "ls it poker, or
what"
A party of citizens of Tuscarors
valley went into the region of the head
waters of Licking Creek valley to hunt,
last week, which resulted most unfor-
tuna:ely in one of the party named
Reighl shooting another of the party
named Wilson in the back Of the head !,
pistaking it for the hind quarters Of a
deer. The wounded man was carried
first to the camp of the hunters, aud
afterwards to his home in Tuscarora
valley, where he has ever since lain in
a critical condition. The gun was load
ed with "buck shot," one Of which only
entered the head of Wilson another
shot passed through an arm, . short
distance below the shoulder. 1t is the
shot in the head that has produced the
prostration of the wounded man.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD. BRANCH OFFICE. l.2eo BR0ApWAycEV cV
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTioN Of
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEks.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS,
AMUsEMENTs-Isr PAon-4th, 9Th and 9th coils
AsrR0LoGY.7rm PAcE-4th col.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXChANGE-2p pAGx-lst and I'd
coils
REAL ESTATE wANTE D--2p PACED col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sT rAGE-1st col
REWAROS-1sr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AL AUCTION-2D PAGE-4th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGK-lst I'd
ss,r5yAiioSs s%ASTEp-SALEs.7 rAss-sd eol
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C-lsr PAGE-2d col.
BTALLIONS-lsT PAGE-2d col
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The LECTURE SEASON-1sr PAcE-4th col.
THE TkADES-7TH PAGE--4th co...
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TRAvELLEkS' GUIDE-7rH PAcE-6th col
IN PAGt-3d col n.
WANTED TO PURClIASE-2D PAGE-5th COL
WATCHES. JEwkLRY. &C--7TH PAGE- 9Th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-Ist col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrH PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

A UoTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL KEARNEY
"A ITO AND l12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR Attn AY
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
= EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
on every horee thar warranted sound kind and true
in harness from to three days is given
% q est
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES. g..

HOitSESs CANRlAGk1S. So.
4 UCrIOS house or AEoH: JOHNSTON,
a 10. Fl. % aud 25 18Th st.,
near University place.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CRY.
Ssb FspNY AZ HSSTShs g
"a hours to three days trial OF horses warranted sound
THIS PAN PAXrty yH1EpAx Es4Ss1i 1T uapST IL O'CLOCK
~ ELEGANT TEAM BAY CARRIAGE HORSES. 10
and double harness. have not fault, vice or trick Of
any kind; are free stylish. handsome divers; not
usc and warranted sound. Double Harness by Gibson
s ELEGANr LIGHT CLARENCE, by Brewster 4 20.
BAY HORSE. l5A, years; first class coupe horse;
LIGHT GLASS FRONT COACH. good ss new. by
: ROAD ESTABLISHMENT, BY ORDER OF AS.
slGNEB1Elegant brown Horse, 1874 hands years
vice or trick Of any kind: trot mile inside min.
utcs; Is in every respect FIRST class road family
% Tor SIDE BAR WAGON. stivers spring, By Peck
SADDLE AND BRIDE. Robes, Blankets &c
y BLACK NORMAN WORK HORSE, 1917, years;
2 TKCTiiSG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAY
GELD!NG. sired BY GRAY Eddie" dam by "Wslkiil
SM Gsmd ysnrs Gd Fns :1S T rns Ts
so OR No SALE; has not fault, vice tricx OF
any kinds is I'm every thoroughly reliable family
FIRE IRON ooUfh ossG eods % hands,
EIEGANT r"is PXsK PiiAEroN, new. by Wood Bros
TOR WAGONS AND rHAhT0Ns, to pay advances.
ranted every way.
rwENTYEoURHoRsEs. Description in catalogue
IUCLOCK.
A .--SATURDAYS SALE Al BAKKER's
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
TEXAS CATTLE DRIVE.

The Kapsas City Commercial Indicator
publishes this week an addition 70 its pre-
vious report from Fort Griffin. Texas. of
q. 100 cattle. which arrived ss that point
up TO May d OF the "a 100 reported 4,
200 will remain in Northern Texas. leaving
Is. $40 bound for Kansas. The Indicator
reviews the drives - far as heard from as
follows:
We find low that up to May %. l6s. 596
cattle had arrived at Fort Griffin. Texas,
of which number q .968 will remain in
Northern Texas. leaving 40. 6SS bound for
Kansas.
There are no laser reports of the arrival
Of cattle at Fort Worth, Texas, than Nav
q, and il there had been any arrivals we
would have received Q report of them. Up
to May q. sa. $50 cattle arrived ct Fort
Worth, Texas. of which number Q, $50
stopped in Northern Texas, leaving the
balance n, 500 bound for Kansas.
A recapitulation shows that the total ar
rivals of cattle at Fort Griffin to May 2S.
and 1t Fort Worth May q, were 252, 046.
of which number 81 .906 were held in Nor
thorn Texas. leaving 2l4, 1SS bound for
Kansas.
There will not be many more herds to re-
port az arriving 1t Fort Worth and Fort
Griffin. Texas, and therefore the figures
will convey very good idea Of the sea>
sons work.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
PERSONAL.

Till Driscoll boss herder for Mr. FAINT. came in
from the range Monday.
Prof W H LaBraLd reading 10 miles east OF
Dodge, gave US call Tuesday.
Mr.. II. S. Holly, . stock man from near
Granada, is stopping in the city this week
Hon. Nelson Adams. Of Fawnee county, the
prospective Attorney-Gcnersl Of kansas, WAS
in the city vest stsrday.
Mr.. Davis. agent for the American Cyclope-
dia. Is canvass ng the city for that excellent and
useful publ location.
Prof n Jones of Spearville gave us q call
Wednesday. Mr. Jones Is the irrepreasible gen.
tlsDen from Kalamazoo.
IN r Kelley. manager for Sinner Bros. came
in Tuesday. and will remain several weeks. His
cattle are on the range south Of Dodge.
W " Johnston Of Spearville and Mr. Kershaw
OF Wichita made pleasant call Tuesday. They
viewed the city by 'gsslighv AS taken from an
outside or perspective stand point,
Mr. Wore ester OF Iowa. bible agent, Is can
saint and sinner an opportunity 10 subscribe for
the good book. The girls are investing literally
DIR. q W Milton, dentist, left for his home in
Missouri Thursday night. He had quite run of
business here. He will return in two months.
The Doctor is = gentleman and q first class den-
tist- Hope he will permanently locate.
Mr. Ludwig OF Pennsy ylvania in company with
several eastern gentlemen. took in Dodge City
and vicinity on Monday last. They we're well
pleased with the visit. Mr. Ludwig Is travelling
in the interest OF immigration. His friends viii
settle near Sterling.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
CLARENDON, TEXAS.

We received q pleasant call yesterday
from Rev. L. H. Carhart, editor of the
News, Clarendon. Texas. Clarendon is
located in the Pan Handle of Texas. about
45 miles south of Fort Elliott. and rs
miles south of Dodge CITY. Donlev coun-
ty. of which Clarendon is the county seat,
was only q few months ago opened to sets
Element, the original purchase having
been made by Mr.. Carhart. A large nums
Der of families have purchased lands IN
Donley county aud made settlements.
The country is rich and fine and especially
adapted to agriculture and stock raising.
The object of Mr. Carhart's visit to
Dodge CITY was TO make arrangements for
the outfitsing of immigrants and TO open
communication by this route. which is SO
miles shorter than other routes, and the
roadwavs are more favorable for heavy
hauling. The route from Dodge Citv will
lie first TO Camp Cantonement, thence to
Fort Elliott. and thence to Clarendon
in all making 225 miles. Opening commu>
nicstion with that section will be Of adyan-
tage 10 Dodge City.
A COPY of the Clarendon News before
us shows editorial and literary ability and
il is well executed mechanically.
Mr.. J. +. Hess. of Lenark. Iii. accom-
panied Mr.. Carhart. He is q gentleman
OF means. and will locate in Donley coun>
ty. He has purchased lot Of cattle.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
FORT LYON ITEMS.

To the Editors OF the Times.
Plenty Of rain, thunder and lightning last
week.
Capt. c. b. Hall is acting Post and Regimen
tai Adjutant, and not Lieut.. Williams - srfo-
neousiy stated in one Of my items.
Lieut.. Hewett returned from the east last week
whittier he had been on leave of absence.
Mrs Lieut.. Taylor left here on the 18th inst
to visit friends in the East.
Gen. c. Ii. Smith left here the IStE for Denver
to meet his lady who Is returning from visit 70
friends at San Francisco. As soon as he returns
he will leave again for Fort Elliott. He is Pre-
ident Of the General Court Martial to be con
vened at that post.
Capt. O'Riley is expected here in few days
with his family from the east
Sergeant Warner Co K has received ct 90 dAys'
furlOugh. He is going On q counting tour pre-
paratory to getting the nuptisl knot tied.
Sam Moore Of co X, Who attempted to commit
suicide BY shooting himself with small pistol.
while under the influence Of bad whisky, has H.
most recovered from the wound.
The Font Lyon Social Club gave their last bop
Of the season Tuesday night the 4th inst.
They are now making arrangements for gran1
pic nic on the Att OF July.
The Good Templars are also preparing fo9s
grand PIC mic on the same date.
The tramps are becoming nuisance around
this vicinity. OBSERVER
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
TRIAL OF THE TRAIN ROBBERS.

for Emporia. He will be followed BY
Jos. Mason. Al. Updegraf. Thomas Camp
bell and Frank Richards, who will act as
guard in conveying the attempted train
robbers from the Emporia jail to KInsley.
The District Court meets at Kinslev Mon
day. Dave Ruddebaugh, Ed. West. Tom
attempted train robbery at Kmslev, on
the night of January 9th, 1878. will be
tried at this term of the court in Kinsley.
The prisoners have been confined in the
EmpOria jail since their preliminary ex-
animation,
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
DODGE CITY VARIETIES.

This troupe is meeting with gratifying
success and beyond the most sanguine ex>
pecrations of its managers. The perform
ances give satisfaction and we should jndge
we're appreciated. The character Of the
entertainment is mp to the standard of the
burleeque. comedy and minstrelsy Oddity
and variety, and is first class in that re-
spect: but of course the fastidious and re-
fined taste would be offended at the coarse
and vulgar sayings. The patronage Of the
troupe is an evidence of the estimation of
the appreciation of the performances.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
SPRARVHLR
SPEARvrLLg, KAN, June I,

SPEARvrILs. KAN. June 10, Ism
To the Editors of the Times
Another nice rain last night The sro..a.-
again thoroughly soaked and in splendid co,a,
tion for breaking. Crops Of all kinds looh -
and are growing with rapidity that u surpr;,,.S
Our experimental garden here presents !. b.,n
tiful appearance with its rich green folisee n.
has but to losE on this garden to be thorous.,.
convinced that forest trees will grow /. our ~
mate and soil.
Our business men complain some nj IN. o,..,
times; they are probably not making very ii,
fortunes at tpresent. but taking everything ip,s
consideration guess they are dong well. JAZZ.
son has good stock Of furniture. He alled !,
order from Dodge City this morning. Otis Prsu
10 selling lots Of noar and feed
The town pump has been OF little use a. yet
The water seems to be q little edorous.
The claim jumping business has been eresli,,
considerable talk for the past week. A usu.,
in most questions both sides have friends .,a
both sides in their estimation are in the risht
One thing certain is that both are mot right.
We understand that tragedy came very pe.,
being enacted in the north part Of wainat strest
q few days ago. Two OF our prominent citise,s
were the participants. Ne one WAS hurt. al.
though you know it might have been.
Among the number Of these eternal grunblers
and nisrepresenters with which Kansas u cur,ed
is one William Scouler. from Otsego county, n
Y. He arrived at Spearvllle ON the eth Of Jan.
uary last having with him about $500 in money.
lie took claim north Of town and after being
here awhile concluded he would purchase tenn
and went to Dodge City for that purpose. Nov
Dodge with its gay women, attractive gaming
tables and bad whisky completely dazzled and
bewildcred him and he was soon feeling vesy
smart and imagined he was going to yin for.
tune from some Of those professional gamblers,
and so bega. fiourishing Ills msney and banter.
ing them to gamble. He did not have to walk
around all day to nnd his man. He was soon
relieved Of his profusion Of money and came
back to spearviile cursins Dodge City saying be
was robbed. He staid around here until April
aOth, when sfteY selling his claim for e65 he star
ted for home in company with suspicious lock-
ing character. The next heard Of him the Mar
shal Of Topeka wrote to the P. n. George Hail
saying thst he was in the calAboose and wanted
eome Information. He arrived home June Lat,
having been on the road nearly 40 days. reach
ing there without money. having spent about IS
dollars in the passage. He is busy telling all
sorts Of exaggerated lies about the country.
Such characters are dong an injury to our com
try every day and should be exposed. Scoulsr's
bad luct was caused entirely by his own action.
If he had gone to Dodge, bought his team, mind
ed his own business and stsered clear Of the
alluring beauties and accommodating gambler,
no one would have interfered with him. FAB.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
WEATHER-RAIN.

Tuesday and Wednesday were quite sul>
trv days. the mercury in the thermometer
storm came up about half-past eight We'd
nesday evening. the ram falling IN tor~
rents for o short time. The atmosphere
was improved and refreshed. The cool
nights in this climate relieve anv euel va
tiOn that may follow warm days; but even
Grating atmosphere from the South.
Dodge City times., 1878-06-15
THE PUEBLO FIREMEN.

Thirty Pueblo fremen have agreed to
Chieftain says: Invitations were then
read from the Cheyenne fire department
and that Of Dodge City 10 participate in
Fourth of parades at those places. The
invitation 10 Dodge City was accepted BY
an unanimous vote aud about thirty mem
bers of the department expressed thor in>
tention of participating"