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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

AN act Of Assembly, passed in 1871, di-
rected tha, one thousand copies Of Smulls
Legislative Hand Book should be publish
ed and distributed annually among the
members Of the Senate, and ttoo thousand
copies among the members of the House.
Not satisfied with this iberal donation by
the State of Smull's legislative literature,
1t has been the constant practice of the
Legislature 20 direct a large number of ad-
ditionsl copies to be published for distri-
button among the members. At the last
session the extravagant number Of SIR
h0Vsand additional copies was ordered,
MAXI ing in all mine thousand. OF course it
was nothing less than an act of larceny un-
der the forms of legislation, for which no
shadow of excuse can be offered. 1t hav-
ing been decided that the present session
is new one, and not a continuation of the
last, doubtless the annual legal supply of
three thousand copies of the Hand Book
was furnished. One would suppose that
at this point the plunder would stop, but a
member named Garman, from Juniata
county, stepped to the front on Friday
last and with unblushiug cheek offered a
joint resolution directing that 10, 900 extra
copies be furnished-3,00 900 for the Seuate
and 1000 for the House-which was adop
ted by vote of % yeas to GO nays. If the
Senate should concur i'll this resolution
tneHty-t t,oo thousand copies of the Hand
Book will have been distributed among
the members of the present Legislature
the Senate receiving 1000 and the House
$1,000, which would give each Senator 14C
copies, aud each member of the House 10
And yet some people persist in denying that
there is any such place as hell. If there
is not, one ought to be created and its hot
test corner set apart for the special accom-.
mediation of the plundsrers who voted foI
Gauuan's grab resolution. 1t is difficult
20 draw the line of distinction bet8een A
h.stUayman who gives .he commaud 70
.'a taa aud deliver anEthe legislator Who,
tfng. 7dvanta agefqf Us official position.
ltse cftie sihpu' vlr cv q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

The news OF the disastrous Wfeck vi 'he
steamship Metropolis on the coast of North
Carolina on yesterday week, two days after
she had departed fIom Philadelphia, was
! received here, where the employers OF the
men ON board and the owners of the cargo,
Messrs. 2. & +. Collins, had SO long .esd-
ed and are So well known, with feelings OF
sincere regret. Having undertaken very
extensive railroad contract around tue
rapids of the Madeira river, in Brazil, the
Messrs Collins had commenced with their
well known energy to dispa ch men ana
railroad materials To that distant region
for the purpose of inaugurating the work
and pushing it rapidly to completion. The
Metropolis was the second vessel chartered
and sent out by them, the first being the
Mercedita, which sailed ON the I'd OF Janu-
ary. Although the wreck OF the Metropo-
lis must occasion considerable loss to the
contractors, they will regard it as OF trif-
ling momen. when compared to The melan-
choly fate of the poor, bul confding and
resolute Irish employees who found wa
terry grave in an honest effort to better
their fortunes in far distant land. 1t is
said in some quarters that the Metropolis
was unseaworthy. If such was really the
fact, no blame or censure can be imputed
to the Nessrs. Collius, as the vessel had
been inspected in New York, where she
was owned, by the proper Uni,ed States
officers, and a regular certificate filed pio-
nouucing her in all respects in conformity
al 70
the CollIuses cannot be visited with cen-
sure, for they had q right TO coutide In the
correctness of the certificate made by the
officers of .he government appointed speci-
ally for that purpose. They did not rely
upon their own judgment as to her being
seawoithy, but placed their faith in the
written certificate of men who were ex-
perts in such matters. 1t was matter of
supreme importance to the Messrs. Collins
to accept DO vessel unless they were fully
satisfied of her souudncss, and when they
chartered the Metropolis they had the as
snrance that she was SO from persons pre-
sumed to be competent and duly au hor-
lied to give such certificate, The cargo
was insured i'll two of The best known and
most reliable companies in Philadelphia,
which is ample proof that they regarded
the vessel as staunch and in every respect
fit for the voyage. More than this, she was
not loaded to her full registered capacity,
nor is it denied that her captain was an
experienced seaman aid did the only thing
that could be done to save the lives of his
passengers by running her on the beach.
We believe that the fate of the Metropolis
in the terrible storm of yesterday week
was beyond human foresight to prevent,
and that if there is any special responsible
ity for her loss and .he loss Of so many hui
man lives, none of it rests with Messrs. P.
s. T. Collins.
p. s. A Philadelphia dispatch says that
about one hundred and thirty-fve of the
survivors of the wreck Of the Metropolis
arrived in that city on Tuesday morning
last, nearly all of whom have expressed a
willingness and will be permitted to sail in
the next steamer for Brazil.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

THE State Executive Committee Of the
Greenback- Labor party met in Philadel-
phia last week and decided To hold their
convention to nominate a candidate for
Governor and other State officers in that
city ON the 5th of uext June. Tifty-fonr
delegates were also appointed to represent
this State in the national convention of the
same party, to be held at Toledo. Ohio, on
the 22nd Of this month. Samuel Calvin,
af Hollidaysburg, is the delegate from
this district, with Jacob Trefts, of Johus-
town as a alternate
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

THE armistice between Russia and Tur-
key was signed at Adrinnople ON Friday
last and hos ilities for the present have
been suspended. A conference of the
leading European powers will be held some
time during the present month, to consider
the terms of peace which Russia has exact
ed and to which Turkey has assented.
Both England and Austria are dissatisfied
with some of them as being too favorable
to Russia and MS threatening the future
peace of Europe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08
The question as to yhether a iuror ha

The question as to xhether a juror has
any rights which sheriff is bound TO re-
spect is to be determined at Cincinnati.
Martin Hammersmidt, juror in the Dods-
worth murder case, states that he was,
with eleven other men, confined for seven
da,s in dnty and badly ventilated room,
compelled 10 lie on a straw mattress, with
little or ne covering. Re declares that his
seven days experience in the iury-room
caused him to sustain great pain and bod
ily injury, aud he sues the Sheriff and
Couoty Come issioaers for the som of -. r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08
THE CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
EBENSBURC, PA,
FRIDAY, FEB'Y s, 1878.

The Hoase at Harrisburg bas at last
consented that the session of next Tuesday
shall be devoted to the consideration of the
Local Option bill. 1t will not be necessary
to waste much time in discussing this
threadbare subject, and it is to be hoped
that il will be quickly and effectually dis.
posed Of. Let there be no cowardice or
dodgiug, but square vote either for or
against il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

-Gordon Wright, of Laporte, Indiana.
has just had his infant child baptized with
water from the River Jordan, which he
thoughtfnlly brought home with him from
his wedding tour in the Holy Land.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08
PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
SSuTe Cure for Piles

a sure cure for the blind bleeding. itching ~
liberated piles has been discovered by Dr. rs
liam-an Indian remedy-callsd DT. NiliaE
Indian Ointment a single bottle has ouTel -
worst old chronic cases of twenty hEc and ttlf
years standing. No one need sufi 7 nve mlna :
after applying this wonderful SCOT hing mediels
Lotions, instruments and electuarles d. NJ
harm than good Williams Ointment supIe'
the tumors, allRys the intense itching lPHua
larly at mig mt after getting warm in bed. asa
pOultice, gives instant and painless relief s''
is prepared only for Piles and nothing s's
Thousands of cured patients attest its viz ai
and physicians of all schools pronounce il -
greatest contribution to medicine Of the age y
matters not how long or severely you have pe''
suffering, you can be cured.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder. Cleveland. Ohio. writsi
l. suffered for years with Itching and Jlcersis
Piles. tried remedy AFTER remedy advertised -.
consulted physicians in Philadelphia, Lou tAt
Cincinnati indianapolis and this city; and sgss
hundreds of dollars, but found no relic. untl- ~
tanned a box of DIR. williams Indian O.n'meLt
some four months ago, and IL has cured me c-A
pletely. had a part of the box lett which gafs
to a friend of mile who had dOctored with msn!
physicians. and as last resort went 70 the no1s-
Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treatment fe y
forms me that the Indian Ointment has also tli5
him of the Piles. II is certainly wtnderigi %
covery, and should be used by the many m z
ands who are nov suffering with that 1I'SN
as-slooOO Reward viii be paid for more e
tain remedy. Sold by all Druggists. Dh. u "
FRAZIER, sole proprietor, Cleveland, Y.
DON'T NEGLECT COUCH
or Cold, when 25 cts. viii buy bottle Of ~. 1.
zier's Cough Syrup at any drug store. II =
wrought a complete change in Cough meilsDN
is pleasant as honey. and always cures.
To CoNsUHPTEsES.
sSrDr. Frazier's Cough Syrup. used IN con
tion with DIR. Frazier's Root BitteTs, WlLAH'
CONSUMPTION.
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDKT
Cleveland O.. Oct 80, 10
DR.: FRAzTER,-Dear Sir: feel II dui!
tosuhering humanity to write you For some =
L was sorely afflicted with a cough, raising =
stuH, with every symptom of being ephhi.- a
consumptive. | tried different medicines -. -.
cures without finding relief; also cons teu -,
of our most prominent Cleveland physician, = =
last one of whom pronounced my case serious, - =,
Informed me that l could not live more thau- ~,
months About this time, hearing OF y 1uT VIZ @ Y
ful success. l commenced taking your S!Iul A.
connection with your Root Btters, and W.. -,
once benefited. and afer using the medielhe''
two months find myself entirely cured.
TORFNCE DUN,
HAMr. Dunn again writes, under date ~ > =,
Z, lS77.-Dr. Frazier. Dear Sir: l can GU ~,
your medicines more strongly than ever Iov IN
fact that it Is now nearly one year since ID
cured. NV lungs are today strong anu w.
having no return Of the disease. ,,.t
~ The above Medicines speak for theHss a
DIR. q. W. FRAZIER, Proprietor, SleVelAn''N
For sale by all Druggfsts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

The Hartford Times says that Mr.. L..
Van Alstyne of Sharon has invented a
patent ballot-5ox. The box tender is to
push a lever when an elector offers his vote.
This opens slide and admits the ballot.
and a bell rings as he draws the lever
back at the same time roll with 1000
numbers on it turns enough TO show one
number, each movement of the lever show
ing, of course, the number next highest on
the roll, thus making the number Of ballots
in the box
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The Rocky Mountain Sentinel OF Oct. Sd
s'ys the construction engineers of the Atch-
ion, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad have ar
rived at La Junt,, New Mexico, and are
Looking over the work between La Junts
and Wagon Mound End will at once COM
mence work On that section Of the road. II
also sdds: Farmers here are all very buoy
stacking their grain, Gu ting hay and getting
ready for winter. The rains OF . few weeks
ayo somewhat damaged their wh.st, but the
pleasant wea her ,ince then has given them
time TO take ,are of oais, hay and other later
pro uc;s in good shape.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The ''little Country p,p-r" is the best read
paper in the world. No other contsins new
# marriages and deaths, to say nothing OF
divorces and births; no her relates the &C.
cd MS happening before the doors Of the
villagers: no other gives the time for the
next bail, picnic or political meeting; no
other di-cusses tho affairs of the town and
county, the arrival Of the new goods on the
IN rchsnts' counters, or of new hat on the
eoitor's desk. Without a paper, the wn
'ha, has ever :enjoyed q We l-mauaged one,
feel. indeed lost.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The 1e0vsr Tr'Onpe h'' an ar i'le refer
ring 10 We rumor. stioat in Colorado in re-
ference 10 The A., I. \ : +. X K. g.tuns
control OF The Denver 4 Rio Grande 10
some way. 1t says, ,mous oth'r things. that
''ths rumor which is musl plainly d. fined is
10 the efiec in PLAIN words, that the Saota
Fe company has purchased the narrow
gauge. aud that u com ?stIng line has been
established between Denver and the East"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

NJ NJ LEWIS has retired from the ediia-
rial manag ment Of the Kin-l.y Graphic
AMI is succeeded by the publisher, W. X
D.vis. We regret TO part with Mr.. Lewis,
bit man of his ability will not remain
| ing out of The editorial harness. We wish
him succsss.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

Tn. Atehi on Champion says The Ohi1
victory counts Tor .oIe,biDg. The kepub-
licars have captured The third Sac In The
Uaior; got nine out Of t~enly Congressman,
when The S,se was gsrrymand.r,d 70 As To
onl, give { EN- five; put Mr.. Thurms o
out OF tae Pre-, idenll.i race; and taught po-
lil,cAl d. IN gagues genera ly that the people
are not going lo>.zziisT=is any Sat" money
business, ri u iis,i or i,s'stion.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19
a GOOD INDIAN KlGBRACEs A
WHITE WOMAN.

The wichita Eagle gives the following in
cideni of the late Indian visit 10 that city:
There resides in Wichita . widow lady by
the name of Mrs. A. ii. Gibson. She is Of
eight stature and Of very quit and reiir-
ins, sBi with her daughter carries on the
business Of illiser and msniau maker, in
the store Of Hase II Charlton. During the
late v,sit Of he Iadiaas to our fair, and as
the IONS Of the forest were in single FL,
passing along the street, Cayenne brave
suddenly bruke ranks, and rushing in To.
ab We establishment put his arms about Mr..
Gibson pnei her with his hand, and III
brOs,n Engiish gave expression OF gres,
sore acre, OF curse, neatly frightened out
ol their wi $, whi.r the banke,ed sAva.e
k-rt ieiteratinp, go d squaw," ''Heap
good rquaw" The seq l.l is not uninter.st
lng: Previous TO the great Indian MASSAGE.
Vi lcG2, Mr.. Gibson, then Mrs. South
wor h, lived alone on the Minnesota froI-
I er. Oae dsy sIuaw came TO her hou-e
aud made her I'm ers aud that she wanted
soup, after ob,ainng which carried it away
! Ia sessei TO the woods. Fur several days
IN. csms and went regularly on the sams
err,nd. A lev dsys bei,re he b ooiy ma.
-4cre, in which 20 many s.ttlem, mis- we're
~ip out, and ia which SO macy men, NO.
u n and cnildren were Tuthless.y bltchered,
Two or three l. dians win Two squ,ws came
TO Mrs Gitsou's and a. ked for dinner. Az
ter the meal ore If them told her hey must
bigd her IN secrecy, ami they kept siric,
watch oSer her TOR two wesk', after which
Two ,qua~s t ok her to wit In two lies Of
a tot, forty mics distant, put her down in
the read mi toll hr whea dark came TO
20 IN. which she d d, ID that no harm
should be ali her. OF course she could only
= bmi', and as she WAS beng car e to her
destination during the next day saw the
turning homes, 4 eng ell r., and rcene-
thu wi never be efacei from her memory.
Fiom The sguaws she learned that the soup
-he had daily mad. was for sick chief,
M-n"wsy, who recovered, AID who al de-
termned 10 -sve her and h.rs. When she
returned TO Der home the flowing tpriDe,
after several months ab-.nce, she found eve
ryihing just she bad LIT q. Not q COW,
or even chicken was missing, but every
thing had been cared for, fed and protected
during the long winter by some Indians -ho
had been detailed for that purpose, and WI O
,m netialely relinqui-hed everything to her
peaceful possession. Our hero was one Of
the party, and ia spite of the time inter.
v.nng, immedi lately recogbiz d her, and
expressed his satisfaction a. rela ed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The Burl ng on Hauksye remarks that
"Mis.ouri has twenty thee G eerback pa
pers, an empty treasury and SAFE debt
that columns up like q shot tower"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

In the late local election in Connecticut
the Republicans carried eighty towns A.
,gainst seventy last year, and the Demo rAt-
if y-6ve sgainsl sixty niue last year-a Re
publican gain Of ten and Democratic loss
Of fourteen towns.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The Chicsgo Times, (Demorra ic,) fer
ring to the result in Ohio, says that gerry
Wandering, as fine and political art, does
no, pay" and thinks the Fistists would now
''iike to take few government bonds and
cali it ,quare."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

The St Louis Times s,ys, SO rowfully and
-pi eiully: 'Nationalism' in Ohio ha'
wrought the mischief for which it Was orig
inally crea,ed-broken the Democratic p,r-
" in tive, and elected the entire Republican
State ticket"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19
TIE LOCAL TRADE.

The 5o-i bi-i .e-- q, DJGse ony IN mr.
Ii .st,cse Dran.hes .. oui s. mos'I,
- ,-i..,-,i Up Ia toe trace b ou,ht 10y N
innsn c cd Jriv.s Hon ie1a-, ~h'ch
uih a. * tat ior ~ otti- H. tn
yrar. I io:di n 81 caul- esm,Is IN uui
u utter. Boiuef his he vacuuui iu he uadr
tnat $ lei aiteT tae iaEg. h-Ics were dis
Po-eiol III. aai-iu< o. sax "a tie IN the
iaAeiia.. vi,iAas vail grsw, thus e, .bli,t.-
ug u r. i've, steady aui perm, n-nt cattle
tr d & tn.s ct, tue year 70 .ni
Ssa.m nts for asfhui urti p .rpo-es arr
Increasing. H.tsi n tn pr. ga -rt.ien-en r
Ia Sc be, u M apiy On lie Inc.eare. A y'ai
ao4n he n.'Ih vi Dodgz Ci y, ~Licn .x-
teu.iyi ior III les. Was sssG p am 10 all,
vi avut The nsra- ui CULTIVATION and civii-
z.l'ou. How quickly ha- ine change bten
tion % iani ,or many u,ii,s hoItn. nortn-
wet and n,rthesst, The pow las Turn, d
u. iureow. D~ ili"g. aId rude huts ar.
Seattle Cd over { &c .n,iIe plan.
Se,Ilean,ot, vial iuf.bec Increase ard thur
Aug in.ut III Io1ai de Of which body.
{ q dor hot share ia. / bench. Many Vi
the s-Iti,rs In the aoj binIns counties are
Sc ng otn-r to.hs Ia when 10 make th.iT
p.rcua-r-, ppaIentiy no indus eui, me- b.I' 4
f.a !, a IN.
tain tLe cau.,s II tars, AID aIe tod tina.
g,odr sold mucn cteap-r than io Dodge
Guy. A c,rr'ul lag AIRY, however. will MT
bear cut thi- 5 ,ie.n-",. Tnvuga the good
in sore il Doise u y are hr- -cls,-, anu
selec eli mo-tly wi,h a view lor sp,cisl
trace, ,he4e aie Articles ior daily Use aud
cheAply here IA the Dsighborlng to~o-.
Mbat ~ nzc,ss,ry tU c:,e,t tue re usrs
trade To It's poiut ss sinply induceneu'.
Ia the tir-i pace a tr dse snvuld be b,.iil IN
the " Lug, at a point aiuiost reilly north
oil Dodge Guy. Oar IDer bants should cai
tIyale tae trade oi the settlers buIth of lie
by Oh ring pilce IL Is, anu heePihs IN s'ofe
such goods al are vi nm the reach VI the
new sel,l w.tn Hunted tneans.
is mol our sleliai purpose 10 offer any
sdv.ce or tuss-si any means by watch We
can have tue ben he Of The an lie l. ca.
set,ler.' trade in the region nortt; but Nc
us.m II Of sulhcient Importance 40 drec.
attention TO Il.
We have inquired of .ettlers on the NORTH
if The chsi &C .r OF D,dge Cry MAS an im.
pedi ueut, and have invsr all, b. ca told No
but that ben,r pircLa'es could 10 N 'de 10
The towns exs,, tnougn the distsocr to Dodge
Civ ~as no, over one halt. There is per-. CT
security in Dodge Guy, aud liz alleged bad
reputation w.ll Dol debsr the local srsfhc, II
only he proper efior are made To secure .
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19
THE RAINFALL.

Some mistatemen.s having been made 10
the Lsrned Press regarding the rainfall 10
this region, J. P. Davis submits some facis
witch We 6nd in the CAronoscopc:
During the spring and summer months OF
1861, '6!, '63 and '64, the rainfall, as re-
pusei at Fort Larnei, was 62.67 inche-.
During the same months in 1860, SO. 81
aud rs, it wss 65.50 inches; and during the
: me ui"nihs IN 1853, 10, III and ~,
viz 1855 inches. In 1873, "A, IS and 20
iuriug The same period i, was > 5z inch--,
averaging IA 81 inci.e' per year, or 81 81
al. be- per pc iod of four years each, and al
-uch p ri ds ss rain Is m''-t required IL.
>ua hw-- era Kama-. We will Iur,aer IL
i,- rae that there has been an ! crease Q,
ri. f.. ,;nce 1871 10 h ATkzn-as valley.
We date run 49, a. that year the valley
"a bang Sc lied between Newton an
eiutchins,r, and work was cUnmsuced On
the A gibson, Topeka q Santa Fe Railroad
~esi of Newton, cUnciuri7eiy showing n t
a the C uniry has increased in settlement, II
,mpiI,s that The roll has been cultivated al
he ,am- um-, which is the fact, and b ing
Increased yearly very largely.
Daring The spring and summer months,
liz: March, April, May, June, July and
Augu-i, from 1865 TO 1871, toe raiDf II ~ss
81 iS inrh.s; toe same time from iS1t to
Jdiv, 1873, 1t was los IS inCnss, further
showing tina, the increase OF rsiniaii during
the periods al!uied to, and above all, to.
m0., inpori ant, Is an ectn.l fact, the RAIN
all during the FIRST ak menths OF the yea
ffom 1859 t. 1871. w,s 56.i2 inche. more
al u WAS the last SIX months CT th'
y.a,s; ant sgaiD, IRON 1871 t. July 1913
lO7 Is IL Oh Of rain fell, being 50 So inc =
20 MR. IN ,n the last months Il iios
y~ar- The rainfall from isoi 1863, war
los ~ inches; from 1863 to 1878 II was
I8, sc incn.s; increase OF 1886 inches. We
do not tee the propr ETY. OF avsra.iHg the
'ainisll or, in CT, what 1t proves a. re-
CARDS the rainfall al the time i ia IN, 81
,., del Thai there has been al increase in
t e ruinfai the pasi eight esrr, facts Ir W,
a, d o an increase OF huulidny o. tie at
musphefe. Ask the irontirI-msn, who raw
Il, d through thi. valies, or other portions
% kanss-, twenty wears ago, and he wall
I'll Won that there has been an ibcrea e oi
rain the past eight years, and al-o uutil the
country became s,t led, il was "drou'hy,"
and nov in this Va! ey, where the p'st zig t
,esIs exc. lltnt graz NJ HIS been {, und, then
wa dry" the grass scan and ford
iug but liuie sustenance for CT lie. etc.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

There is . mao living in C ,oke county,
T.xa., who boasts Of q st Of furniture u ade
from tree on which his father was hanged
ten years ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19

c. /. SC f. Id, fosmsry U. S. District At
torney for this State, l. on trial for forgery
in ST. LOUIS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-10-19
WRIGHT,
BEVERLEY
4 co.
DEALERS IN
DEALERS N

All Kinds of Quitting Goods,