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, 1879-03-19

favor. In support, OF this vlow It Is on,y noceA4
eary barely to refer 10 the fact that thc Mc- !
Caffrcy named is thu samo man who dstin-.
Entst,cd hinisclfln the Board Of County Cotr<
nissioncrs, anl when usc The word t't.gslin.
sslaner prcc1udes the Ilca that Ms. Tnloy could
l'avo sclcrtcd AtcCaflfcy to further the ends Of
Justice In tho choice Of Judges and clerks Of
elcc,l"n. Partiaausitr, aid psrti.nnship 1T tho
WoFst character, could alone nave dictated tho
appnintu1cnt Of tlte notorious McCaffrcY. Aud
tl!ss M theory IN reeartl 10 Mr. Tuer's action is
further supported by the fnrt of his gross vo1a-
lion Of parliamentary usaRe In placing the muver
bt ts'G resolution nt Tin tail Ut t'e Committcn.
Arthur Dixon Is pretty we'll khown as do
ciacts Hcou5liran. He presided uger thu Coun-
Gil fOr yGars, A1nl l venture to say that tho
recnrs OF TINT body for the whulo period do
not snow ruling 20 ontraEeOttslv partisan,
aud, Indeed, Tint they do not shaw INV partisan
ruling. Many Republicans votcd for Nj. TuIeY
bcchslso they believed he wol,ld aink tit ppttl-
san IN th: citizen. Ills action on Monday even
Ing sl.oTs not only TINT he ls bitterly PARTISAN,
Tut ttlnt lie Is ready und willing tn vlOlute i
custom Of parliamentary bodies, loary with
age, to gain n partisan advantage: and this, tuu,
when the advantage to hc secured depends upun
Tie pcrpetratlon ot frnuds.
To- soy that an hstontshol Mt the action Of
Mr.. Tnicy but family Expresses my lFsgtat. III
view OF tlla2lay Of parttsnnship SO gr0ss IN u
place which should ho held sacred to judicial
fairness, md n. the hilttls Ut q man nf whont
tho bubble expected better things. supported
Mr. Tulcy for Alderman. but deeply regret II.
y First WARD REPUBLICAN,.
, 1879-03-19

To The Editor ct Tie Tribune.
CHICAGO. March 1S.-An article entitled
"Disreputablc Busincss,' which appeared in
your issur thls nurntng, Is incorrect antt Unjust
to tic Citizens League.
Mr.. pattcn camc to tho writer and informed
hin that certain sa!oon-kccpers were violating
the Minor Law, and among the number Dernard
baum, which, knew BY observation, was true.
IN arrangement was made to visit tho saloon
Of Daur's on Saturday night, which WAS us-
able to fulfill. but Str. patten won't, md report
I'd q violation OF the city ordinance against
gaming Al,ti tic statute aEatnB& selling liquor to
minors. Under these charges Mr. Baum was
nrraEEned
llle buys WHO testified arc 10 and IS years old,
nhh informed us before and after the trial OF
AlDnlnY tltat they frequently played pool and
drunk Ut Baum's place Wien he knew they were
NrrEent.
The pattcn brothers were never employed by
tho League, never received one dollar from
them, md were positively told that they would
not sunction ntT ''put-4p tob''; that the on-
Jcet ol the League was not to pcfsecute salOon-
keepers. but to suppress a great evil which
prevails to an alarming extent In tic city.
Mr. A. Paxton, agent OF the League, has
always been most emphatic In hts opposition to
anything tllat had the appearance OF being
"put-up Jof,," and his procedure IN this respect
has received the fndorsncnt OF the officers Of
the LcnEue.
Tllc Learuc understands perfectly we'll tho
present difficulty Of securing convictions.
f. F. ELMESDoRP,
President Cltzena' League.
, 1879-03-19

There WAR q marriage III tho Now uavcn
stage nb Thursday eyenng mud tho gallery was
struck Will awe. At LIE rlosG OF tho regular
performance It was announced that " Air, james
jones, Of Jones Il Crest0n, thu rifle stots,
wuulu bu united IN .natrtagu to Miss Jnsuphlgo
blanchard, u member Ut tho company" After
Miss Furrantl aud tho lt0ss sisters had alustsel
da,lctlls tho curtain was lowered, a,nl lhe Or
ctlc5t1a p!ayeu tbs Weudt,1;; Atarrh. Tlr cur
tain wis ,lsen rung ~, disclosing the happy pair
sl,rrouMtctl br tlie uusrc cun,ptny. Aitur ~.
applause had caasct, Ilugl. pulloY, Jnal!eo Ut
,ic pcucc, stepped forward an.l perfor.uca tho,
solemn service of tlc Episcopal Church. DUR
!!'s the ceremony tae "ilole t., aua'ene,s,
ihc gallery, preserved perfect sllcuce. Wl,cn
Mr. Galley JET tAu stage md thu curtain Was,
Lowered, storms of applause followed. III rs-'
spou,s tslu nuwly-mArricl cOupls ealnc bsfofe
tkc curtaln.-tA1 !lrst oncors VI their weAdu;t
lie. Why ,hp Justice Of the reacv shou!s! huye
manifested au undue prcferal1se TOT tito rites OF
tilr Eptacopal Cuurrh, anu not hayn contcntcA
hnlself with lilu customary torns ol tte office,
wss not cSn,aipel Ia s4s hsaab!Is vttAv thts1se'
, 1879-03-19
Tho f:OlIcEn 0f LAW.


CHICAGO, March 1S.-The Christian cynosure
has sccu fiji to cast rcproach upon the Faculty
and students Of the Union College oi Law BY
questioning their moral principles a1!d religious
hclIrEs. The tcfnerlty exhibited by the goiIy
littlo sheet in question Is a matter OF some sur
prise. since .,t artcle, Ii Untrue {as IT. certainly
is), Ii clearly lEClnus well Us malicious III tie
extreme. fllr editor nf tha GtiHosure should
tear III mind slmt talc-bcascs Is thin. tu te
abturred, especially II the taie hc untrue, anli
tl1ul by ,,n]us.iy at;nrlsng the College pi Law
llc llns beeu guilty ii Ut uncharitube Mct not
consistent With the high moral position which
he aAsu1nes to occupy. i JUNIOR.
, 1879-03-19
An Appeal for a Murderer.

c,r,u,,,.,m :, Mar,h ~ -ttovir1 n,t,,oa
s,a ,.,n., .,a.a ~ h,a,..a,'i,,ca, sI.,.h ~ 49,
Olive family In yolr noted paper, VIC thought
pct,,aps 1t might interest some OK rour rca,]cra
r., II. yo ~. rr;,,,or. -, ,,sr,,*nr I'm charor,,,.
.,.a.,,,so ~ az, 1,.,,,r, t..n,1,. ~ ~
members ot which has been Indicted BY tho
Gya,ul .Tuyr ct the Stato Of Nebraska as q par
ticipant III tile sumo assassination.
Frank Baldwin, father OF the accused, Jach.
p1uycr Baldwin. was note1 la hcluE one OF the
pionecr settlers Of tho State Of Iowa, choosing
location #. tic Northern part Of Cedar County,
near tlr present Village OF Cedar BtutIa.
= lie wus n man OF ul,tar1.lshcd character, Dos
sessel lberal education, philanthropte d.sro-
s1tt, md broad conception u. the obligations
requisite bttwten men l0r tho elevation OF stl-
rIv:y. lie ilrh different offices of 1,roblty mud
political trust With hunor anil Integrity.
wl'e ne chose rural pursuits as profession,
wl,fc, occurred during the yenr 1874, he left Il
fins estate to be- divided among hts s,,ry.yn,.
heirs. We can tri.ly say TINT Ills leceass wns Ii
loss uot only felt by the berchvel family, but
by The nelghborool unA county throughout.
Since his demise l,ts wllow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Baldwin, has rp1lnlrcd u,l her lartn inyIlnrue OF
tho children. She IL a dcvuslt Christian, and
lady Of stfoug mental entowH1eHts lsrgely tig-
rrlupclI, md mell balanced with exee,l,iya
ability. SIIr Ialr,usely leaves no influence uu.
used that lies Within her grasn that according
to her judgment would pruye advantageous to
the educational anil mural truung u tlrr faulty.
,lachnuycs, III company with all elder brother,
attended srllool ut Cornell CoIlveo Il number Of
terrns, wl!ero tley pruycd themselves honorable
mil Industrious students.
lhia hsutller, John Baldwin, NOW resides on o
farm ilcur Ills mother, NlMl Is one Of the leading
fur,ncrs Of Tint ncirhllorhond, also stands ni
tiIu head ri ctlncntiuual tIlattcrs IN bis township
llI,,x The otslcc OF President OF tho Board oi
Ellcafiun at the present tImu.
Their sister, bccun.'ng u, proficient scholar,
t.,lt. sj.Sx
, 1879-03-19
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
IN Iowa Woman Lnwycr or Wo1nnn's Tro-
hitltnry Voting.
"a flaE lIaro of -Ia1 n

Mn,tos' tot'ns. ~
TO ihs Eu1or " 7"s 1Houne
CLINTON. IT,, March 15.--Aiy attention Inns
been called to certain ussstatemcnts In your
iss,,c of Saturday. the sth ins,. A1low mn "A
,.,, .ooc. H., vo'r .o,,,,,,,. r.. -
l1"e spaec III souF eoiu'lhs ioF eeslee''oo o'
the same.
In I'LL article bearing tlc heading "That Biz
Tc,npgranrc Petition. 1T fs stated Hono huE-
dr,., nrI ,o thnnsona fann,ou ;. ctc ,,n T,..
o'eu ""o 'cu t'oueal'a ie'"ates' etc'' cte' 1Hs
petition CONTAINS tho ''aines OF one hundred nu'
len Thousand citizens OF the State Of Illinois,
MIN hotse,ul of whom ara male ,p,crs: the re-
,.ai,,r,1, ,,,,,nhor .ro ,r,,,o ~ ao,,t oro ia
'isa'A'''r uuu'ocs a'' "o"'e" VI "uuis ase' 10
years an's over.
Thu women Of the Committee Of which Aliss
Willard wis Chairman {thu,rwomanil do not
nrc.,,,n, ,n raj, IN o,,ca,,an ,hc f,cnutr.,,c.a ~
W W. ~ '''sa.tou '"e seA'aesss "a
1Hk'RtnuSEA sympathy Tor tle cause ot fe''i'
pcracc, OF to discuss the OF various
forms Of Temperance legislation. Upon these
,,rstfors there IN f,f7crcnro of on,ninn ,ron.+
lsS1 ,n's.,a VIII $500 ,.,,a,,I..,"" ~ .,'-,
goou ,;. pguG; sh"t ~ nr,, no.r ,r o ~.
, 1879-03-19
THE VOICE GF THE PEOPLE.


WAvRRtr. H., March 13,--Son,e time since
l notlcrd IN your valuable pauer an interesting
ACCOUNT OF cauc sugar, ami Its manufacture
from tie Minnesota carly amber sugar caue,
VIII you or some Of your NUMEROUS correspond
cnts inform me where can procure the seed,
how mitch viii need per acre, ulni how early to
son! A. E. BrnMAN.
, 1879-03-19

t1iE Ht{Ael& oil tlG Gimp lliefE Waa tn hurry or
cxcltemcnt OH their part. They irst nutiankcu
nml hurrodnaed It, and tiru, a,l not till then.
lid they give way to their natural impetuostty
nul c.,arEc with the nsscgnE. M soldier cnu,
tlliuk, fail 10 admire and respect
THE soLp1En-LEKE QUALITIES
.hus dispaycd by the ec,ny. ias1cl, rs Ills hatrcd
u.,.I contempt nny he excited by thu hrutnt nn,l
savage characteristics they Otherwise exhibited,
md In tbs future Tie Xll, army Will command
thai amount Of prcrautlon uInl respect which Is
ncscssnry before 1t can b9 conquered
b'yuuac on lhe lsa,llua meek. The position Vi
our force during tho night WIS far from, q
pleasant onr. Alany pnor fellow lay stretched
III Its last aIecp AROUND us. while oxen 1yinE
dead IN their yokcs, horses Which l bcen shot,
md ,i,c tiebrts fron p!unicrci wagons struwci
tho ground But anxiety abuut ourselves coll
Qacrc1 other thoughts. 1u our rcur wo knew
there was lnrgc to1cl of tllu enemy; OIL ol.r
right flank WAS, We presumed, the arsl,y which
sec tho bright wate,,.lrts OF anothcr 1orco utnl
ihu flames OF the burning misaon-huuso ut
Rorke's Drift. In a word we wcrc completely
surrounded, nnl han only sone sixty ronnds 0f
out. No nnr could liuyo foretola that nn
encmy 90 enterprts!ug US 0nrs had proved tilen,-
selves woull have olnittcsf to follow. up their
hucccss nrd would permit us to return the way
wo came Without 0fstrl!etl0n or attack.
IT SEEMED lSUHEn1pLn,
thn,lgi, tho future proved Tint 1t wns to be so
All night lo.,G wo lnollentnrily expectvA M ut
tuck, aud 1t wus not till lhe returning light tint
wu felt any. hopu of u!ttmntc cscapu from Our
poaltlon: t9nnot saeas ioo highly OF the b1-
All were very tnucl exhausted after upwards OF
twcntY-funr lipurs' want of f0uti ard eighteen
lsollrs' continuous lnurcl!llg, to say nothing Ut
The nlnrAl exhaustion produced by 1he loss ot
their comrades uu camp, and tl!u distant trub-
Abitit!ca vi their own ultimate escape: but
wntchul stcadtness u tl!r part Ut ttsts ,uru u1ul
, 1879-03-19
r,rd ChclmsiOru's Movement to
Clear the Ground I'm
His Front.
The Enemy Play with Him, While
They Pounoe upon the Weak.
ened Camp.
rcen,y.four Thousand Mcn Against Fiji
teen Itnndrcd--The LATTER Al
most Extcrmlnated.
1T tho Zulus Suffer q Loss Of Not Less
Than Three Thousand Killed.

coyrxspnndencd Lnndan T7mtf'
HEADQUARTERS, PiETEENARtTznuH0, Fob. 0.
Nv short telegram OF last mail will doubt
l,ss have occasioned much anxiety to hear tho
attstls Of the catastrophe t!icll alluded to,-a
t,tattropho the moro dreadful In that 1t was
toallY unexpected. --..
Early OIL the morning OF the goth OF Janunry
No. Scoumn commenced It's advance into tho
Interior Of Zuln,and. by noon all thc troops
I'D reached tho sonthcrn faco Of tho 1eandula
bll, on tho slope OF which The camp was TO bo
r]tshed; but Lord Chelmsford, inter short
h,lt for brcakfast started again, accompanied
b7 bis sssll, and escorted by The Mounted In
t,ntry, under Ltcut-Col. Russell, Twelfth Lan-
Yrt. The object was to SEQ the famed NQnbn-
ts-AtazuuCcnl, In which spies stated that tic
Chiefs Faku-ka'slniD1o n'ld Matyana-ka- Usity-
akura had taken refuge, with their cattle nnd
pople. The way lay over undulnting flats, In
t.!secscd by deep watcr-washcs, or nulinhs,
until 10 camc to the eastern corner Of the
NdbaEaknzf Mountain, and, after skirting It,
esme suddenly upon the wonderful hssure In
,he earth where
THE ZULU STRONGHOLD
wp, Perhaps can describe It best by sayfng
,hst ~ looked Ike great, long, abrupt furrow,
icoopel with knife out Of 4 new cheese.
0fcoursc, knowing, as We did. that this spot
.onto,ncd the cpcuy, IL was searched carefully
~ In, t,,,or, 1,assca ,r,,oro yo, rot bnw.
aoa viva !sa.o"s sass" ~ ".s ~ Nv"
evsr, much TO reward our care, saso Inc gio-
lious slow. Such Zulus as 1t did contain kept
,benselyes very much TO themselves, and d.
though the General rode over tho top Of tho
'out''s4es pe'..oA w, y. -' ',,nI,, .. w
Glo" ao"h ths EoI:e ah "As pfaet'eaoiet W.
eamc away with nothing learnt except knowl-
edge Of tue ground, and ultimately reached our
nav enmn sooo after {, n, m. having bcpn somo
..sa,r, ha,,,a L., ia .o1tI,
@elso ''oa'e ~ t"c oaoulc.
II soon pccamo known that tho intention OF
he General was to clear the ground In hts front,
on The border, before making auy further nd.
r,,co so th,t Natal shhv,d: ,ovo ,,,,hl,,o -
,4Ass, ~ .nas a., a 0.,ou,u na,o Ie'E W
lear lroh u'e enemy attackihe ner III 1nc ap-
lencc Of the troops, ind no surprise was, there
fore, felt when orders were rlycn for the two
h,,,.,ton. ~ I'm uoto, rortInrcut-t,,o r.-.
p.sse'oas w. ~ ~ ,.. aa. p",.a ea'-
Maeefs anu the Monhtca follce-to "ork over
the ground towards tho stronghold next morn
mg.' Lord Chclsmford lhmRclf remained II,
t.mn. but mnmhcrs ri his atofr ncan,nnnnted
49, p' t",o.s o.s .a,. n.,t ''A'A p1'"
~e "o'pa se"' out*
, 1879-03-19
81 Have You Seen Eame" \ E1now-NothinE
for President In 1870.

'"s" 10H ''v34 'snH' 't .k'9t'" '-10s''7's
for rrcsdent In 1870.
70 lbs Etitor NJ The Tribune.
Cn,cAoo. March 1G.-Tt frcms nrctty well
.o,,,. rov' ,h,, t,c t,,,,,or,,,t,. s,tnuri Ia =,
~, . ~" s"a. NV ~
oe 'ie De'aocfatlc hhow'Noths''s eaha'"ato lor
President III lss0. When Potter retururd 10
t,omnittro Ind bcou ottcrd,u, III. prcn,
s,,,,a,,,,'. l., .",.o,. 1,',. N.a, w.,
s!''4'!t,'.' "'atch ~ "h.l' le'ton' '".o4e, "'s'
ness tn "scnier dnrkucs. more visible" the
Democratic members eathrred ar,,,lud him uua
observation-disclosures If I,r Ind l.stpn Sau ppttcr,s
nrnmnt rp,,ty was. u huyc. uul liz swcura viii
II Ennu mo,Hiu".s i. ..EnnI,rf,' rnul,,.t,. :" Inv
, 1879-03-19
Il T'nrnIsll Ffentl.

In fht Ed1fDF ~ Ihf 1fLfNTf.
CHICAGO, March B.-AIuw snu to warn your
"rrntlc readers " against thu Willy bersuasiuns
OF lylny ilfnernnt HAT Is going about with
pot Of black varnisfl With which he proposes .u
"shnu TN" YOUR hos-air registers tint have bc-
coulc dull from nsc, lie solcrnnly assured MI
invalid lady on the West Side yesterday t,ut his
dressing emitted no otlur, md rave tic names
Of many prominent citizens whose wiyca lad
emnlnyeI tits services with much satisfaction;
wlcrcupon clio consented 10 his vanishing iwp
OF her rrgtstcss. ior which he touk his fro aud
quickly departed. 1t Nas very foDn aplIarent
tint either the registers or the OCCUPANTS Ut the
room ntlst fullOw. es the yi,auous s.ulF brrau
10 libernte smell that was 4tit" !n:nlerat,le;
md sant hours u this blessed Sabbath had to
b. sacrificed to burning the registers uyrr hot
fro 10 get rid Ut The nbo1nina.lon. Yours,
i burfENEI.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04

Kansas Queen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
sPEaREVHLLE HAPPENINGS

The tows pump is aSain out Of ord. I aud
the itoiie are pax u great Inconvenience la H..
the private wells being Inslfi;iriit 10 surr.Y the
demand. ~
--Bepu,l, settler on Tie Usage lands 6 lniies
from town, wis charged ircf,se in lie. Van
So'Hsl-. ut c,saiiiaiIo. wih siri iG years Of
az. ~ Is no" ispoii,d thai botn h, { sk'. ped
the country. -.
Mr.. a. X raes NJ returned, Tuesday, Fl ON
hts Ifl. 10 Iihclnn.t!l, aaG reiIo.!s tH.t ia.g,
naisae oil iiiles iis-rc are preparing. L. iI..,-
CRATE 10 tiiis lisir ol Kansas.
The meeting; OF tie >,,carey lille Literary s,-
cirts att beginning 40 co d.:i. Tie questions
diseased ihere i;oH Az such mat II 80 arcs
persons ii ino than or'.i:,ary in diligence 10
i-.Ae a wiiaci. 81 lh.a,.
-. L. Van VooEhis returning from, La.ac,i oh
.Sea le-''s iii.i"i4s. was iae s .; 10 bring
ID" giYTi@is nsws that The Passenger IaTr ntt
DecH e,sc d cents peg mile Iii o,r, Tue TX
t.,ii % Iiis \. i. a. :. r. Il. Il.
--'fhc baii gwen On Tuesday nj, hi at "a. L
;. tei.re House L.. tie i.steTary SOCIETY oi tn-
81 Jos-rh seilienivns Was sucrrs-. Nvtw itl-
standing tli. my weather "a large auiuler OF
!-dI.s SEQ q u;i,Inrn from thr surrounding
c"Ia-r! attended tnv 'iiner, Which WIS kept ~
Uii Il O'clO K NrA lcs.'s .I.o.EIDe.
"A meelin OF the property Owners al the
wcst eau 81 iowa a. i.,u ~ L.iei-.'s -r,crr.
s.vie iSr lhc par jose oi ,iIs rIn l.g -. ,Ilf',
~ OF 81 king an tar vet IN that pat 81 t,an
Il soilcivn' luds csn bs r-is Il ,iIy NH .'uii
water tank afu wind IUiii u.np-
---Ano:h,r bah was afraa--l AT Il. Su.ruif
ii1use .! a private larI, on the evening oil ,ne
25ih OF December. Miss Laura VI, C.rlIster H.,
issueii Invitations 10 sSysral S"si.,, ui 10 10 ui
hinsley, ON her own 4. : oisiy.i.iy. and N ir
brhisi,f not -,igiiag tne iiIdn.;- the a ar
They "ere rcer,iiiciuusiy h,stici iron TIA, bali
room. No blood spilled.
--Qiite an excitement was created on Tues
day Iiioii ,lns by tn. report that a herd ui ;hr-
teen heal %. aut'ivi,e were i.ya.iin, the u va
Mllor Van SoOrb!s had al.eAly mounted
ais charger, and folio yet by his pack
OF hounds, STAR; Il out IN Live chase. The ne, :
pie 20 town climbed "a the tops of th-it house,
10 ca,ca u glimpse oil the mi ie.tiug race. The
DIGS, h-ad,d Dy thai p.sri oil huuuds .'oi,
Qatea, abe siiSe ui nineteen au.elupes ia une
season, put out alter them anG drove item many
miles over the show-cOveroti pr.irits, ih- Msj1r
iOllsu ing as fast Us h could.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
Kansas Queen.
An ASTONISHING FACT,

large portion Of the American people are
to-day suffering from The effect, of Dyspepsia
or di,oriertd liver Tie result of thr>- DISEASES
upon the masses OF intelligent ani valuable
people is IN ST alarming. making life actually u
burden instead Of pleasant Xistence al enjoy-
mcGt anu useiulnvs, as II ought Ia be. There j.
nn good reason Tor fnis II You Will only throw
aside Prcdiu lice and skepii ISM lakr the advice
OF druggists aud your friends. aud try one bot
Tie OF DIR Green's August Fluw,r. Your speedy
relief Is certain. Millions If bottles ri this
medicine have bren given away to Try lis virtues
Win satisfactory RESULTS in every case. Yoa
Three doses will reiivc the worst case Posi-
lively cold by ali druggists on the W-eie-n Con-
tn-nf.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
saERIEF'S SALE

Notice Is hereby given that will offer
Tor safe at public ancti0n. at the door of
tie Court House. in Dodge CITY, Ford
county Kansas, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1879.
at p. NJ. Of said dav. the following de-
scribed real estate. to wit The III IL feet
OF Lot No. 10. in Block No. 4, on Front
street. In the town of Dodge City. Kan
sas. which said property is appraised nj
SlcOo, 90, and taken upon execution in fa>
vor of /. l.. McCariy and ". s. Trcmaine.
and against John Tyler. issued by The
Clerk Of the District Court OF Ford county.
Kansas. ard directed TO me, as Sheriff OF
Ford county. Kansas
Given under nv hand this I'd day uf
January, A. D.. 1879.
w. b. MASTERSON,
Sheriff Of Ford County, Ks.
II. L. dryden.
ATTY for McCarty and Tremaiae.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
THE REVIVAL.

Rev. Alien Levin. OF Wet Lebanon, indiana,
opened The revival ni-eiiuss in the MON church
sunday night last. Tie meetings have been
pretty wei! attended and considerable feeling
manifested. Mr.. Lewis is an energetic worker
and iorcibie speaker, and his Itcrances do mol
iail 10 carry conviction IL i-ps>cs,s IA good
voice and leads IN the singing. ahicii IL an e.
sentiai requisite ia a good preacher. We trust
ihe meetings will grow In Interest and prove a
blessing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
HCJCH EsE.yRY

-acTif " ister,sl learning that Dutch II nry
vas under arrest ct Trinidad. proceeded 10 that
pace wednesday. II, ttlesrapiel County At
tornry sutton rs Iollpw,: '-Icrif won; ieiiv-
or ul Dutch Herr. unless l pay him $50. II"
says he Can get that fer him in Nevada - 50 Nj.
Dutch Henry is high priced. and the ziiv'r state
can lake HIM.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
TEE NEW YEARS EALa

Ano her grand masquerade ball WIS gwen II
Ia Dodge House Nr~ Yrsi's night II gas ful-
ly equal 10 the Christmas BAH aEd pssse,! of
VITA th- usuai eajo! mcnt, hirminy an good
ciic,r. The dilcr was Keep up until i lake hour
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
two HOUSES

VNHE undersigned invites proposals for the
i erection OF two dwelling houses uur 10 be
built of iuinbsr, oIc-lalf mile south OF Cimir-
ron. One house 10 be erected Of stone. Nv eiye
miles north of Cimarron. stone within Two
miles of place of building. For particulars in
quire ot JOHN MAILMAN
IiInarron. Kansas, Jan. 1, lS1g.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04
PAssENGER RATES REDUCED.

The Aiehison, Topeka sni Santa Pc railroad
on New Yep's day mace . reduction o. four
cents per miie, in pas eager fare, On .'i,ir
entire main line an bEanche, in hans 'plo-
radio and New Mgxfc,.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-04

The ''care Of calves" 10 smother one Of our
agr,cuitrral note, notes; They should Be well shsi-
How n dry 3 COW" is the caption OF =
sewspapsr article. We don't ksow how. un-
iess yoa cult watering the milk. SIT fir. TO the
bHtn. ~
"A; J Armstrong. OF Detroit, Mich ciiicti
saturday; He Is looking tor lie iosai.on II u
banking house. We believe this point is de-
sirabI-. D.
WHY this Paper Is Publ hri - i the ,ira,.-
ihS OF aii a trey Ia an Xrhaas'. That inter-
,,2z't'. =, u 1.Il. to m-uyvf our tx aanses.
The ra,lr,ai comp ny is using IA. wron.
ee'nomy % THIS DIV e,i,n. ~ custIus down tie
w@-.-. ume -Hl number - men ,mrl.y ., ua
ira K T:D-I.z.
;, ". pHS-"o. II alHGC ek IA c. was in
Ne ciiy iais T'rk OF iii- wy b. Se,! iiii No
~ =. y i"f sA'T iis:i' ami sr ne go: so., b.
Z ti'ie 'l"ilg veil
The Wave i iiie Ham-,l urwdtucr. Ills
Hii u b. IN c nj ii'cu II hring- the bodies
% TIE dii'c''.s Il, crn!aat. 1he H.sc i 4, Ncx
10 4 ani W!.i r'ii west
The mu.e may be -al 10 belong to the fami-
ly OF recaicitrgnis II kicSs. There Is rsirrr
h,' nIty cain a d s;incIioI with Biysies. They
ais" Kick. 81 Fl are up.
The aeilIe Boyd troupe played Monday night
~ futbig 1hry are engaged there Tor the week
ihty VIII make a tour %. the mountain cites
AMI reiurn 10 Dodge in the spring.
The book says he kisses her as they 90 OF"
lhe prOiong Il -nn,inciation Oh the coIj tInn
eici.ed an ui'roaGiuus applause. or iuriner
particulars small bili.
The Kinsiey Graphic says most OF :he citi-
US Jay On sofas" alter ealing 50 much christ
iiia, uinner The turkey gobblers dieh'l Law
wei. How some people li.i
DO The silver bangle janyle with the ,anyle
OF the jingle OF the sleigh bell tingle. when Inc
aforesaid sleigh bell Is COW bell? our ears
Jingle Tor reply.
---Ihe ed tors Of the Kiasicy Republican and
Lrs"tr are gu ,rreling alb ut which stsnds The
best IN the community MIsI an, BODY woll,i
STAND wei II long exposed TO the night air.
c vryoar moustse;e che ace il i. / ,...ygr''
: irs al exchange. THr sa:.ie f,.ie wood iIi 20
lac Inip.rIii "a ii uiit.er. Mica 10Th arr.
i"h ss"d DEAL 81 iusz Is made over ih-Ir.
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''isi.aek Il. i3Iida is.Ie,tls, k..oa ID Ia. l,i.is
-;se rye. per- Is The ntu,s, Of = news, a.
pc ibii ~ q Ia : iias!i, StiI..i- c,aitv. n
T.: e ,aa = hiaii cJs.t...i ah; J., i.rol,-
90 lfie'''''". Tor 81 :, -pF L !. IT nr.ja,i,.ai