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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

- The Fashion Quarterly, the Winter nam
Der Of which Is now on our table, deser, ely
stands at the head Of the periodical literature Of
Fashion; and indeed, in its own peculiar field,
IL may be said to be absolutely without q rival.
Combining the features Of catalogue, fashion
review, and a price current, il tells It's readers
what goods are most in vogue, in what assOrt-
ments they are offered, andat what prices they can
be procured; and the claim Of It's publishers.
thatitis thoroughly reliable Purchaser Guide,
has certainly "a strong foundation Of truth. The
Winter number IL, OF course, devoted largely TO
holiday goods, although the current fashions Of
the season ia dress are BY no means neglected,
and space Is also given to china and silverware
and other household articles. A novel and most
useful feature is the classification, under proper
headings, OF presents suitable for gentlemen and
ladies' n reference TO which exhibits at glance
the different items of masculine and feminine ne
cessity, and enables intending giyers TO avoid
that dreadful vacancy OF mind 50 apt to over
take them when they sit down to consider ''wba.
they shall give
The literary portion Of the magazine Is also
excellent and abounds with interesting tales
and sketches, and useful articles on household
subjects Miss CoFson, Of the New YORK Cook
ing School, contributes some Of her experiences;
and the lessons in dFessmaking, and tie art os
lace work will be welcome to every lady reader.
Published by Enrich 4 Co., New York, at 80
cents a year, or Is cents single copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present Alvey, Lawrence, Jones and Par
sons. They were engaged in routine business.
CT. Crane was appointed Attorney to the
Beard. In the matter Of the disputed road near
California, the Clerk was ordered to notify L. j..
w. Wise to remove Instructions from said road,
otherwise legal proceedings would be taken
against him. II was ordered that the Clerk in
sert notice in st. Mary's BEAcoS for Supervisors
Of public roads to stop operation and to report
work already done. The Board then adjourned
TO meet at the Aims House on the sOth Of Deem
Der, instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

Circuit Court.
Our Circuit Court met on Monday, His Honor,
Judge Ford, on the Bench. The doekets were
called and Judgments entered in plain and un-
contested cases. All business Of importance
goes over to the jury term in March. On
motion Of Robert G. Combs, Esq. Messrs. Adri-
an Posey, Of Charles county, and Z. B. Ateil, Of
this Town, were admitted to the bar. The ex-
aiming committee, consisting Of Aessrs. Combs,
Morgan and Wilson, reported highly credita-
bic examination. d. c. HammetL Esq, was
appointed by His Honor as States Attorney 10
I'll the unexpired term Of Col. Crane, vacancy
having been created By the resignation Of the
latter previous 10 the late election. Mr.. Ham,
NETT viii enter upon the duties Of his Office in
virtue Of election in January next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

The December No. Of the American Farm
err eIeses aaosher volume Of this time honored
Journal, which was established in 1919 by jnO.
s. Skinner and continued for the last forty years
or more, with n short intermission, under one OF
its present editors. This old pioneer ofagrieul-
tural literature has probably never been sur
passed in its interest, zeal and ability for the
cause Of the class 70 which II Is especially devo-
ted than at the present time; and the index ac-
companying this number viii prove TO the most
superficial observer, the vastness and variety Of
lie contents in every branch connected with the
business Of the tillers Of the soil. Always seas
enable, practical and ineligible TO the COM
monest comprehension, and at the same time
suited in style to the taste and culture Of the best
educated of its readers. The editors promise i'm
creased excellence in their work for the coming
year, and aa,the same time have made some
change in their terms, which may be considered
a concession, Al least 70 those who club together
for Eve or more copies, 10 each Of whom il win
be continued At 81 per annum, with an extra
copy TO those who win get mp the club. Single
subscriptions 81 so as heretofore. As the new
volume begins FIRST January, we would advise
those intending to subscribe TO forward their
names As early as possible. Specimen numbers
viii be forwarded by the editors, Sam'l sand q
Son, Baltimore, when requested. New suhscrib-
ers win receive, free, three back numbers Of this
year II their names are in by December 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
A Visit to Baltimore

VIII prove highly advantageous BY inspect
ing Messrs. G. n. Oehm 4 Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment. grand assort-
ment oFMen's OvercOass, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from s. TO $50, is now on exhibit
ton, comprising all leading novelties for the
present year. Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' 0versacks. Uls,erets and Suits for School
and Dress at $3.50 and upwards are the delight
Of the little folks. Genuine lew prizes fer relI-
mode garments is their motto, and we advise ev-
cry one before Purchasing to call on G. N. Oehm
& Son, $50 W. Pratt st. and IS Hanover ST.,
adjoining Citizens Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

The Orphsns' Court met on Tuesday Iast, pre-
sent Judges MiIburn, Tippett and Lore. An
order was passed insiraeting the Register Of
Wills to Issue citations against all administrators
and guardians who have not stated aceounts
within the time allowed By lAw. Peter r.
Graves was appointed messenger TO the Court for
the ensuing term. The Court then adjourned TO
the Ind Tuesday Of January, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

l. Described al q story hat vii romFAfe 80"
-. : e.s sSiss-- 80 phvsician' ard = tear
-. -. ,.s,i ser, Nlrhas ia Bar Room
5 soon - b issaed By AnlGrican ksoS~ .
New York.
=, f,,..,r..ea e.sision Of Stores and aallsEs
g. yaunv Fo,ks.'' Ma =. r. Atasu, j. in Pss-
,,,..r.,lea Car curly. Issue By the Amsriean
beck Exchange, New Xurk-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
I.s.ars If Fassss xsaasA.

A congregation gathered at 81. Aloysius'
Church, in oar village, on Sunday last 20 bear
the lecture Of Rev. Father MeEIagh, the eloquent
Catholic divine. The subject taken by the lee
turer vas the doctrine q the Immacnlaie Coz
esption, which was handlsa 81 HMM an asls
and forcibts manner. All who listened TO II
were wei pleased and highly entertained. The
Rev. Fatherllso Iectured at the Church Of the I'm
mAcuIaie Conception on Monday last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

George Blakistone, Esq, As trustee, sold At
auction on Tuesday last, half interest ia the real
estate called ''Fosters Neck" In the Tth election
district for 81 ,s25.
The farm Of the late Logan o. Smith, called
Scotland, located IN the lst district was sold
on the same day to Mary =. Smith for q, ESQ,
B. Harris Camalier, trustee. The same trustee
on same day sold 'fTIaIf allowance" In same dis
trict to r. r. Taylor for $3.50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

The eircular. jest received. Ct RObs. Hough q
Sons, - South S., Baltimore. show large AID
choice assortment o. wines, brandies, whiskeys,
etc., on hand which the firm qsote - rates con-
siderably under current prices. This = the
House with which our yOung friead, Ernest
Freeman, il connected and we hops his St. Ma
rye friends and aequaintanees win give him .
call When flssy visit Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

The Library Magazine Of select foreign litera-
ture Is 10 he increased 10 i97 pages monthly, and
the type enlarged, for the year 1880. American
Book Exchange, New York. SI.O0 year.
''The Life and Words Of Christ,'' By Geikie,
heretofore published At 500, il just brought out
IN handy volume, good type and handsomely
bound, for the price Of 50 cents, By the Ameri-
can Book Exchange, New York. A 6ne edition,
vide margins, bali Russia binding, gilt top, il
sold for 500.
Volume three Of the Library Of Universal
KuowIedge." Fecsnfly,'' issued, contains ss4
pages, covering topics between the words Birs
and Caterpillar. The Publishers announce that
IL has already reached sale Of nearly 10000
copies. American Beck Exchange, New York.
ssThe Acme Library Of History IS announced
u the American Book E1ch&ngs, Nsw YORK, Is
initiated By handy and handsome edition Of
HNiI5man's Gibbons Rome, in Eve volumes,
for the small price 81 q. so, complete. neatly
bound in cloth. Volume ose IL Just ready, tso
more are 60 appear in Describes, and tw0iH JAM
uary.
A rev eailion Of S'Kisto's Cyclop@dia o. Bib
Iical Literature" reduced from $1,000 10 s2.Oo,
IN tive large octave volumes with several hun-
dred illustrations, Is seing issued 81 the Ame-
Fiean Book Exchange, View York.
The unabridged 81 90 edition o. CFuden's Con-
eordance, some time since announced e. 10 pre-
parntion By the American Book Exchanges. New
York, i just ready.
LEAVES from the Diary fan Old Lawyer
IniemPerance she Great sOurce q crine, vhieh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
The Place 10 lIef \ Coed Meal.

wagner's Green House, lss and 100 W Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant is the oldes
and most extensive in iisaccon modaiionsofany
in the city. The Proprietnrs, Messrs J. andB
L. Wagner, will be grateful for the continuance
Of the extensive patronage they now enjoy and
will do their best to give entire satisfaction to
all visitors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
r. ]. CHlEu.

In giving place TO the above letter Of Capt.
CbiIes, re feel called upon 10 state that We made
the publication to which he objects upon what
We regarded at the time as reliable data, our in
formation being obtained from the magistrate
who issued the warrant and the party who pro-
sessed to have handed il 10 the Captain. From
an investigation made by ourselves on Tuesday
last, IL turns out, however, that the warrant,
though issued, was never served on or seen by
Capt. ChiIesand consequently Il was through no
fault Of bis that il was not executed In this view
Of the case, Capt Chilesis entitled to retraxi. nj
our hands, which we here eheerfully make, with
an apology for having misrepresentsd him in this
matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

his Honor, Jadgs Ford, approved On Monday
last the bond q tIe new SheriG elects Wm-
Frank Ford, who Is now IN the discharge Of bis
duties. The sureties On he bod lthe penalty
Of which ID s2s. oool sre Thomas o. spencsr,
yoha B. Abeil, r. Kssg Clarke, Zaeharizh Nat
tiBvly and jean Y. Fenwfck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

NM-In BIackwood's Magazine for November,
republished BY the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co, II Barclay Street, N. r., we find the fol-
lowing:
fReata; or, What's in Name" Part VIII.
The first chapter 10 beaded "A Broken Heart, .
but il seems more like ga heart sorely wounded
but Of great recuperative power"
IAN Americas Princess" This article, be-
ginning with reference to the ups and downs
in the lives Of the Bonapartes, is . review Of the
'sI.ife and Letters Of Madame BonaParte."
"whig Reviewers as Painted by Themselves. .
A history Of the early strugelesOf the Edinburgh
Review, called fourth by the Correspondents
Of the late Nacvey Napier" who succeeded JEFF
FREY as its editor, and retained that position for
eighteen years.
s'Syria-The Naronites." The last Of this se-
ries Of articles leads The reader througha roman
tic country Astounding IN Favines and waterfalls
and Inhabited chiefly by Christian seets, who
are occupied In the cultivation Of the siik-wOrm
and quarreIling with earh other.
"a Poor Devil Last scenes In the life Of an
old actor.
nIAm0ng the AGghaBs" IL = sequel 10 paper
published in Black wOok in May, giving an ae-
count Of the clans who live more in the interior
Of the country than those formerly described.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

AZ 81 Patriek.s Church, Baltimore city. BY
Rev. Father Galley, On the @etn 2. No.s..es
altimo, EUGENE B. PkAhk I'd n &A00a@
SWORD. .....-..n .
On the 9Th inst, kDN AhDA q. LUMBAR W
Miss SUSAN &. RkSCOE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

Nsssys KSng Z Kases lin your issue Of tbe
20ah Of E0vembeT, noticed an editorial on oys-
Ter beds IN which you did ne gross injaytice
By puh6zhisg . statement, saying, that there
had been = warrant handed me from = magis-
trnie. Of which took no notice. POSITIVELY
assert that have never received . warrant from
any mAaistrnse Moreover, defy those citizens
oFdisreeard my sworn duties. know there have
been rsions Of the iaw. Now, 10 not every
Ian - xiolasea7 Way should sbe oys-
w - exem2Na9 Meers. Editors, y0u
know in Impossible for me 70 be in al Of the
tributaries ofthe Potomac At the same time whem
my beat Is over one hundred miles.
Yours respectfully,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
chew J4orsou'. Brsrsws.t Navy Tssasss.
pyeine.

Dyeings
The old dyeing establishment, Branch Once
HOW. Baltimore Street. is rs ever prepared to
do all kinds Of work in their line, with neat
ness, chsapness and despatch. Thesuperiorehar-
acter Of their work enables them to please the
mostfastidiouss and save TO the frugal many n
dollar The attention Ofour lady readers is es-
pecially called to their Baltimore Branch Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

Al her residences, No. ISL, Druid IliIl Asenae,
IN Baltimore city, on The Srd q pcccmbcrs IN
slant, Mrs.. CLARA MILBURN.
In Kent connty. on the 9Th instant YRS -
LAvINIA FRANCIS, wife Of VIM. P. Francis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
LOCAL DoTTIMcs.


Cor. CarroFl he's sppoiaiss ). Pike Goagh. q
fhis district Justice o. the Pnoe II plnce q L.
= Fsnuiek, ,Fbs fAiIsa 20 qaaIily-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11
NOTICE.


GsSu1NtSNuf AAsI wv APa@sJ
AfOTICE Is hereby given, that all Supervi-
- sors whose appropriations have been ex-
eeeded will Discontinue operations upon the
public roads. Al Supervisors whose aPPropri-
ations have not been exceeded will only make
such repairs as may be absolutely required. AL
Supervisors win also report all work unreported
At next meeting.
By order,
W. @. REEDER,
Clerk.
Dec II, IsT9-lt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

MHHF7 A YEAR aud expenses 70 agents. Out
Oil &c Free. Address p. o. vICKERY,
Augusta, Maine.
Dec IL. lsT9-4W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-11

C1Gza Month and expenses guaranteed to
% Agents. Outfit free. SHAW Co.,
AuGUsrA, MANN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
Bon NaD 4tstS 0crs.
IS nj 5.

Die Staatsi6uG6 BON Sem
neil e belGuft it6 III runben s3aDlen
auf $40, 800, 600; Oa3u fomlnen nod 4
MiQionen aufgeIaufcner .3inien. 53u 6
8roselt tpiir6e pieies SapitaL 81, 5000
idbrli1e i3tuien tragen. Der NuSgleid
nit Sen Snba6ern Der Stats 8onbS,
ueldeu 6as 8oIf bon Senueilee fiir5Lih
nit GROCER Stimmenmebr9eit DermDrIen
bat, betrug so GeutS am S9aler nit 4
8ro3ent 3tnien. 9aburW wdre Die
StoatSi6ul6 bon "A OeiQionen auf 10
Milltonem berabgebrn6t ipprOer. Qlber
ieL6it oieier grObe Broftt paBte SEN bicbes
rem Steuer5a6lern nt6t. benn tic be5ablen
licber gar nidt5. Die nG11te @cieb9ebupg
DeS StaateS trttt erlt I'M Sabre 1881 3u1
Iautmen ua6 loIte Der @ouDerneur feline
SpecialsS iBung einberufeu, 10 bleibt bis
oaDt1 Die Sadie in statu quo, B. +. eS
lperDen feline 3inen aWf Die Stats
i6uIo be5ablt. Sritt IN 1881 bic @eleBz
gebung %auiarnmen, bann itno bis 0aDit
bic JtepuoiattonSz WeLIite 10. peit gereift,
oaB Die gauSe S0ulb nit Dem Qlernlel
auSgeuti6t iDer0en miro, pie Der Staat
2ouiitana es in i~eiter eben oertagteu @ous
bentiOn tart beabii0ttgte. gtatiirli0 per>
i6an3en ii6 bic S0uIoenpertpii6er binter
ber DNi9tbelausbarteit". neil Der In1
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
sPkAREviLLE HAPPENINGS.

Farmers and business m-r alike express
their confeInpt at the Inconsistency of The Ford
Co. Globe. After pretending so often To be the
only Dodge City paper sincere ia advocating
the interests Of the settlers, t asioni-hse them
with q complete change OF tactics and endea,-
ors TO brighten new corners by representing The
prospects for harvest in consequence OF dry
weather, much worse than they really are, and
and int imating, that farming can never he sue
cessfully managed Us far west ~ Ford county.
Settlers in this neigbhorhpod don's scare worth
= cent and none of them will lose confidence IN
the country by the antics oil the Globe.
Through the Efforts of the Rev. Fathers
swembergh and Wolf, arrangement, were made
that those of the settlers in the colony,
who have no means TO earn a livelihood and are
in need OF work. will be employed on the extern
sion of the branch rad from wichita. Free
transportation is furnished and quite "A number
OF them started for that place on Thursday even
ing. this week.)
sheriff Fuller, Of Edwards county, was here
on Friday To attend To business IN connection
" it'll the defuacf firm of Simon & Co, OF Ford
ham. Some OF their properly on which Cook a
Co., IN kinsley. held amorfgase, was being DIS
posed of, but the sheriff . timely interference
prevented the project being carried out.
A Deputy u 5. Mar, hall arrived here with
Sheriff Fuller. TO take in caste DIV. Ludwig Hafz.
a homeste d claimant on the Buckner. hut now
residing in SP.arS lille, for RI. a.lng wood from
the Public Domain. He had to give boads for
his appearance at the next term OF the U. :.
District Court. in Topeka. M. koppitz became
his surety In the amount OF vsJO w.
Moses T. Johnson. well known in Dodge
City and the frontier, who was clerk last winter
IN Samuels 4 Co's. store, returned from Newton
last week. He viii rems IN u few days only with
his friends here and then start of for Colorado.
A meeting of the spearville Militia Co., was
held on SATURDAY.. in Clark 4 Muller's Office.
Joe Minor was elected C.ptain IN place Of II. b.
NarV osrhis, promoted ii II. Slavrn lst Lieut. :,
and X. Il. Fi v Ind Lieu. Measures will be tak en-
to compel all members 10 attend the regular
meetings.
A meeting of the taxpayers was held at the
school house. Saturday afternoon. To consider
the advisabilirv of erecting u new school house
with more and commosiious room, No dt finite
conclusion was arrived at out the project will
be carried oug at an early DAFT.
&C. E. Pierce, Deputy Collector Of L. 5. In
ternal Reveuue, was in Town, last week, looking
for delinquents under thy Revenue iaSs. but
everything was found strsisht in this moral
town.
Some efforts are again made TO have the piles
Of buffalo homes maintaining y nuisance. re-
moved from the side track OF the railroad.
The prospects that the work TO build
Methodist church ut the corner OF Oak street and
Avenue A., will soon be commenced with.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Il. NJ. Depuv and family. of Speare-
vile. were IN the city SUNDAY. Mr.. De-
pny rs engaged. with his other duties. in
farming pursuits. He has fine field of
wheat. which will Yield abont twenty
bushels 10 the acre. He has a number of
acres of corn. which is growing finely, and
now stands twelve inches high.
). A. Lord, the well-known theatrical
manager. was IN the citv Tuesday. pur>
CHASING goods. Mr.. Lord has $40 acres IN
Meade county,. and is subduing the virgin
soil. He has y acres III cult gation, with
grain. grasses. etc Everything is grow,
ing finely. He reports heavy rain in
Meade county Monday night. Mr.. Lord
will engage in the Theatrical BUSINESS durs
ing the winter months. A COLONY of Cana
dams arc settling in his vicinity. under
his management and by his solicitation.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
ADvRRrIsayG DODGEs.

How often. q, csived by a SENSATIONAL heat
ing we thinx We nave found something intel
e-iing : nj settle ourselves Tor quiet euj lymrnt
when sft-r reading u few lines. We fnd hat the
advertiser rick has led Us as'ra,, aud We have
BEEN rexdi ing that Eureka A u Pills are sure
cure for Asue, ami that Compound Extract
Sars AparilIa. iIand-linn and Ioiir Of Po, aisium
purites III, blood and invigorat,s The Liver, and
then adds tor sale by II J. Fringer and Al the
CITY Drug Store.
All, der, We pity you. W. have been there
too, and learned thai Browns Liver Pills de-
cnre the Headache and Liver Complaint. and
that nothing equal Brown Extract Blackberry
and Ginger for curing Diarhota. Dysintery and
Cholera Morhus.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
MEADE COUNTY As At 10.

The creeks friend-crooked. :. Soil moist
Chocolate Brown. Water pure-frOln Heaven
ward Great grssses-abundent anG ipxuri-
Gus. =. .Grangers happy and plowing Markets
active with varied quotations. Provisions in
demand, also n call for live stock Asses low,
goodly supply. Land agents" scarce, no
demand, last importations returned east. amt
scatters to the winds. May the gentle Eephyr's
ever fsn them in other clIn,s. .Surve, ors do
ing q land Office business, and the weary Gland
seeker" smiIeth MS he realizes how h- j. stuck,
and ''P ~a-vIne like" he climsth his stick. No
call, "to arms" by the bugie's blast. Bat n
call still sounds its distant murmuriDgs, pearl
af-Meade-cosnty. The dear people, of either
limb OF humanity, just or unjust, get their rains,
which STRANGELY lersuades us, We are both =.
Peat still ress IN its little bed, and i'm rove
ments goes wildly on, while the salt Factory
supplys all demands Only two men lost. both
land agents. Uucle Sam is not alone on askiDy
them 10 ''come TO court Dear Judge. in the
coming short future We hope TO fad your
"rNEs" in The lap of every respectable family
in our county. WHITE EMERY.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
Tn Z CROPS.

The Topeka Commonwealth publishes
reports from every section of The country.
which show a fair condition OF crops with
good prospects. There will be seventy>
live per cent OF the number OF bushels
harvested this year. OF the harvest Of last
year.
The spring crops look well. universally.
and there Is much larger acreage than
ever before. As to fruit. there will be
comparatively q small crop. On the W whole.
Kansans need not fear starvation or pov>
erty from lack of crops.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
NOTICE.


Larned, Kansas. May IL, 1879.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this,
~ Ohio. by Jasper Nickel against Z. Turner
Cor abandoning her Pr--E mption Filing, No.
,, 3a2, dated August 81, ISIS. upon the Southwest
quarter Of section a. township y south, range
to the cancellation Of said entry. the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 APP ear at this Office on
the 9Th day of July, ls19. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
3-Iw c. \. MOIRIS. Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
the horton REACHED.

goods az his Ladies' aud Gents FURNISH
ing store. NJ the lowest possible figures;
and now il the time to make your pur>
chases. He is receiving . full stock IN
every line of his business. fine stock
of underwear received. Go and see his
stock.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
COMlQUR.

Ben. Springer has received some new
attractions at his popular place of amuse-
ment, which is crowded everv night. 1t
will be the ann of the proprietor to make
the Comiguc an attractive place of amuse-
ment.