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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

How OscEoLA Cor SETBAcK.--It
comes cut at last why rock worth from
$40 to $50 ton in gold would not pay
for working in the mill at Osceola. A
gentleman informs as that while Mr..
Benson had charge of the mill he had
two tons of rock worked which produced
$35 to the ton. Some time after Doc
Goodfellow took charge the same party
brought to the mill II tons of closely
assorted rock that all admitted to be
much higher grade than that worked by
Benson. The owner being somew hat
anxious about the outcome stayed with
it until after the cleanup. All persons
present, including Doc Goodfellow, ad.
mittsd that it promised to return a.
much as any ore worked in the mill.
The con6ding owner of the amalRam,
which had not been strained, placed it
in the care and keeping of Doc Good
fellow, who placed it in the Eagle Min
ing Company's safe. In the morning
one of the witnesses OF the cleanup
remarked that there appeared to be more
quicksilver in the pot than the evening
previous and, as the story goes. Doc
innocently remarked that he had added
more quicksilver in order to make i,
retert better. He doubtless added more
for the fun Of squeezing it out again.
Instead of producing $45 ton, as was
confidently expected, $l3 to the ton was
the result. and the owner of the rock
came out in debt. All can draw theil
own conclusions; We are not hunting 9
libel suit. 1t would appear that quick
silver was cheaper than amalRam in thii
particular case. but just how much
quicksilver it takes to fill the place once
occupied by an unknown quantity Of
amaigam We are not prepared to say
Ward Reflex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The CASH Co. having determined to
close their business in Phoebe, am au-
thorized to sell out everything in their
store at the lowest possible rate. Fix
lures for sale cheap.
E. d. PIERsoN, Manager.
A FRESH lot, just received. new brand
Cigars, at Goodnan's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

No George Augustus" trousseau" is
not the French for trousers. II is the
French for more things than you could
learn the names Of in . month. Get
married and you will know more about
il.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The Elmira Advertiser knows q girl
who will wrestle with . croquet mallet
in the hot sun for hours, and not COM
plain. But just ask her to hold on to
the wooden end of Q broom for few
minutes and she'll have . At,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The San Francisco Chronicle is pub
fishing cuts Of the shape of the feet
of some Of the prominent citizens the
the Hoodlum City. and to soy tho
least, there are some nasty looking
old shapes among them; in fact, az q
person reads that paper he imaginss
that there is an oder arising therefrom,
which is very unpleasant to the nos.rils.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

A young lady who has been married a
little over year, wrote to her matter-of-
fact old father. saying. 1--WE have the
dearest little cottage in the world, orna-
msnted with the most charming little
ereepers you ever saw" The old man
read the letter and exclaimed, "Twins.
BY thunder"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The Provo Enquirer is informed that
last week Ben Hinchy was shot and
killed by . party who were after him in
the mountains east of Panguitch. He
was driving of herd of horses, when
he was evsrtaken and the matter settled
right on the spot, without troubling
judge Or jury. Minchy was q disreput-
able character and was under bonds to
appear at the last September term Of
court for perjury, but he had forfeited
his bonds and was keeping out Of the
reach Of his sureties.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

Gracious goodness. have the Demo-
Gratis of New York become insane. They
actually talk Of running old General
Buell. as their candidate for President
in 1880. We do not believe that it would
be possible for Buell. to carry either Ken
tuoky or Missouri.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The growth Of London in all directio ions
continues marvellous. A number Of new
towns have sprung up within tho last
three or feur years. No longer ago,
North.Eu Fulham was rural district
Of fields and market gardens. The
Underground Railway opened new line
to Hammersmith, with . station at the
north end, which changed its name to
Remington, and to-day the surrounding
area 10 covered with streets we'll. built
at high rents. Similarly, at the other
snd Of London, increased facilities Of
locomotion by railway and tram.car have
led to tho erection Of many hundreds OF
small houses in South Bsymondssy OF
Rotterhithe. The same process goes on
steadily at Edmonton. on the north, and
at 6ydenhan, on the south of London.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

Erasmus Wilson, the English author
ity on diseases of the skin. is about to
give 800, 600 to erect sea-bathing in
Urinary for the scorfulous. He paid for
the erection of Cleopatra's Needle in
London.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The philosopher says, Laugh and
grow fat" bat he slows away three
square meals day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

The fact that Little Norway has the
second largest commercial feet in thu
world, is alleged to be due to the fact
that villages pool their savings to build
or buy ship. instead Of, a. here. put
ting them into savings bank to buy fas
horses. etc., for delinquent manager.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

Boston Post: Cats have No fixed po-
litical belief. They're usually on the
fence.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

"Throwed up the sponge. did hep"
said Mrs. Spilklng. as her husband
finished reading an account of prize
fight. why. he might have knowed
he couldn't keep sponge on his stomach.
What did he swallow it for anyhow"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

TOYS! ToYs!! at Goodmnn's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
DIED.

At Phoebe, December 9th, John Cartwright.
native Of England, aged A years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
0etroTen.

Den Nasel auf ben &opf baben spei
&sbnsr IN Der Dirttemberser Rammsr sss
trofisn. Bsi Bsiprs9uus Der @ymnaiisn
tlastsn einiss Stuttsarter 9errn, baB bic
Stubentsn 70 anssitrenst ielen unb 70 uisIe
aufsabsn gu MAIDEN bdttsu.
0urauf CAB linen Der 8ettor bes gas
panser @pmxafums, 2sonbartt, bic
duBerft treiisnbs 4ntport. @r iaste: vOas
Stubirea 1T tein SpaB, unb man tam es
ni9t ipislenb abmaden. Bon ieber babsn
bic Stubsntsn arbsitsn, unb omar ti9tis
unb bsiB arbsitsn mifsn unb 10 pirb ss
aud bIeibsn. Wan mSse Sarum nur ioIds
Snben au's @pmuafium ibun, weI9e aud
arbsiien t6nnen, b. ;. CUTE EaIente baben."
llnb Elm anbersr Rsbnsr iasts, bic Burden
ieisn eben su senuBii6tis, Ne ipisIen ben
srobsn Ssrrsn i9on nit 10 Sabrsn, absr
arbeiten uub iid aufrsnseu pouen fe
nidt; anftatt su arbsitsn, ME Dor alien
9eitsn, beulen fe bann ibren gltsrn Dor,
fe babeu au pieIe a~ufsabsn. Beibe Reb'
uer babsn burdaus bas 8i9tias setroffen,
benn es 1T wabr, bab namsntlt1 In sr0Bes
rem Stdbten uieIe taIentloie BubeH gum
Stubiren sstban werosu, neil man f9
idamt. fie Elm Sanbpsrt Isrnen Su la1en,
unb sbsnio, baB' bic iuusen 5erren fur4ts
bar arbeitsi4eu, faul unb senuBiidtis
finb unb tbsiIwsiis au9 poa ben gltern
nod baSu er5o9en werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
YapF Eco XIII.
allen GbrihslGubisen Grub uaD apotolii9,n
Seaen.

Die Obsriisn Sirten, ~lluisrs g~orsdnser,
pfIestsn mad. alien Brau9 Der r6mii5en
&ir9e iofort mad llsbsrnabms bss apoffos
lif9en Dienfss bic Sddse bsr bimmIiidsn
@naben allen 9Idubisen in udtsrlidsr Srsis
~ssbisteit az Offneu unb semsiniame @sbsts
In Der &irde antuorbnen, UNI ibneu bic
@eIsssnbsit bu seiittssm unb bsiIiamsm
@ewinns su seudbrsn unb is aufbuforbsrn,
ii9 bic 5ilfe bes ewisen gaters bur9 @e'
BET, Bube unb Merte Der Barmber,isteit
su erpsrbsn. gs mar bies auf Der sinsn
Seite elm Eei1snt, weI9es bic oberiten
Otter Der &slision beim 8esinn bss apps
ftolii9en slmtss ibren SDbnen in GbrifO
barreidtsn, sIsi9iam Elm beilisss rlntet.
pfanb Der 4isbe, nit psl9sr ite bic camille
GbHfi umfaBtsn; auf Der anbern Settle
absr cine fsisrIi9e pflidt driftIi4er Sr6m'
mistsit unb Gussnb, wsl9e bie 9Iaubissu
iammt ibrsn Sirten tn SerbinSuns nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

weldsr Srben, Congregational unb Sniff
tute, aud penn fs burd einen @tbi9pur
obsr burd apoiiolii9e Ober burd irseno
psI1e anbers Beitdtisuns ~bstrdftist, ooer
peun ie bu,9 apoitulti6e S6reibsn eben'
benieIbsn Srbsn, Congregational uno Sn..
fituten uno ben WitsIisoern bsrfelben auf
irsenO cine 8siie bspiaist, approbirt uno
erneustt iinb. Nue bieie Settnmun9en
i'm @anSsn wie I'M @inseInen uno ieoe be-
liebise aneete entsesenifebenos Sslt'm
munS-ma9 au1 pom ibr unb ibrem Sans
gen Snbalt cine bsionbere, ipecifi9e, aus
OriitIid unb einseIne, nidt BLOB ausemstne
grpd9nuna oeer irssnb cine anbere Ses
susuabme carauf n6tbts, obsr irseno cine
~beionSere Sorm in Betrsff bsrielbsn 5a
wabren isin-istsn 8ir ips3iel, namsnt'
LID unb ausbriitIi9 nit Der ansebsutsten
@irtuns uuBsr Rraft, inosm 8ir ibrsn
SubaIt ourd eaS sesenpdrtise S4rsibsn
fur seAisenb erwdbut uno bic in ibnen pors
seidriebeas 6urm fir sewabrt sra4tsn.
Damit aber ssssnudrtisss Sdrsiben,
ueI9ss ni6t on jeoen einDeInen Srt bins
aussetrasen psrben Tam, Isidisr CUR
&enntuiB aas, seIanse, molten mir, baB
bic abi@riften ooer aud bic sebuudtsH
@rsmplare bss %porliesenben Sdreibens,
penn iie pom Der San6 zines 6ffentli9sn
Notars unb NIT benz Siesel zines ttt9lt'
den W~irbentrdsers betrdftist iinb, an al
len Srten unb Bel allen @6lfern bafelbs
8srtrauen finben, wel4es bas Streibsr
ielbft baben uiirbe, uenn IS ausssbdnbist
Obsr porss3eist mirbe.
9ssebsn su Rom Bel ct. gster unter
benz 5ii9erring, am l.. Ssbruar 1879, I'M
eritsn Sabre ~llnieres Bontifcates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
M6tnns tbr &atbpItfen!
9ie stimu,c hes bert. @ius IX

sSn nniern Eassn i5eint bic SOriehunS
Der fatboIi'1sn 8refe cine b~eionbere Wtils
fton seseben gu buben. Din ibr TT es, bic
@mnbidse Der Srbnuns unb hes 9laus
Seus bort, mo bieielben berri3en, 81 bewabs
zen unb fe be gu perbreittn, mo- 9ottlos
F9tsit Ino cine talte 9let6silti9fsit bic:
}eIbsn In gerssfenbeit seratben lieben. -
etus TX. in einem S6reiben pom 1851.
@ir eriu5en sic ~initduSisit allen bener
mit eurem sutsn @ilen unb eurer @unf
beisuiteben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
senagenbsr 6enntniB ausseriitet, fid an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seitan:
gen cur 8ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
tatboIii9sn 2ebre uerSffentliben. - gncp:
rIica Btus TX.
2abt Ni6ts unueriudt, poburd unier'
Ssilise ReIision unb ibre b%eiIiante 2ebre II
Sen 8ereisiSten Staatsu peiter psrbrsite
usrben %t6nnen, bamit ~perirrte @aneere,
'auf ben redten Sfab suritseleitet perber
ut5sen.-S9retben Ytis TX. an bic 81
i@6fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
aus Snoten.

Nad benz nsusfsn. farsIi9 In Wabras
eri4ienensn fatboI. almanac fir Snbieu,
gspIon, 8urmab unS Clam CAB e. bort
i'm Sabre 1877 20 apoifoIti4s 8itars, 81
8ii96fe, 1851 Priefter, LOSS. 200 Gnbdns
ger Der fatb 6ir4e unb 1922 S1uIen NIT
5l,494 S9iIern. Das gr3btstbum Goa
sdbIte. 766 Prisfer, bic BEL l58, l62 Ra.
tboliten bH SesIiorsei psriaben. Wsrs
sIei9t man bteie 3abIsn nit ben entipres
9enbsn Datsn aus benz Sabre 1865, 70
mus man i~taunsn lbsr bic rat9e Masbrei,
tuns bes RatboIisismus tn o%bsnssnannteu
2dnbsrn. Sun Sabre 1855 CAB es ndmlt9
bort aur 20 apoitoIii@e Sitare, 10 Bis
f96fe, 700 Prisitsr unb els 500 @Idnbise
unb TIC S9uIsn nit 81, O6s S@alern.
Das ,Sournal bu Commerce Marttime1
fast, baB i'm Sabre 1850 In Der prdfettur
ponbi9srp aIein 80 Yrisiter waren, beren
@emeinbeu l12, 900 WitsIieber nno go
S9ulsn nit 1900 S4llsrn 3dblten, bab
absr bis gum Sabre 1877 bic 8abl ber
prisftsr auf IS bic Der anbdnser Der fa'
tboIildsn &sIisioa auf l4l $50 unb enbs
LID bic Der S6ulsn auf 81 nit 1000
S9alsrn anssua6ien 1T. Bon ben So
prieitern parsn 20 @inssborene. Sie
8abl Der i'm Sabre 1877 bstebrtsn unb ses
~tauften erpa4lsnsn 9sibsn belief fi9 auf
1920; auBsrbem wurben i'm senannten
3sitraume nod 5l3 6inbsr sstauft, unb
tratsn 80 Yroteitauten our tatbolii9en &es
Iision iiber. Der slOBsre GbeiI Der tatbo'
Iiidsn @inssborenen iou BON ben I'M II.
une Is. S~abrbunbsrt uon ben Ssiuitsn'
Miifondrsn bstsbrtsn 9siben abitammsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

uub perfriBt es rpieber am Sonntas +; mann
er mid sIei9uobl aud sumeilen tbdt mits
nebmen, 10 tbdt i'd ibms 10 iebr f,t9t fir
llebel baben, unisr ems III bait alpt ni9t
pon Baferburs ssblrtis.
Oes Wsniden @ursel bat cine ense
Strabe, unb iast oft man4er 5aus unb
6of babur9, uno iol6es abionberltd unter
ben Duti6eu. Wte unier Iieber 9err un'
melt benz tiberiiten Mssr 5000 Waann nit
finf @eritsubrob unb suei Slid plumbers
barIib ssidtttset, alio 3uar, oaB uon benz
i6srgebliebenen SroS nod 3wOlf &Srbe an:
sefilt worSsu, 10 lief man bod nt4t, bab
er ibnsn aud bdtte sinen Erunf baaa 9ss
ben. @s bepsiisn pobl einise Scribens
ten, baB Gbriitus basumal aud aus einem
barten 6elien babe gu Oisniten bes Voltes
cine Hare Sr%unnsnqueue erwett, weltes
isbr mutbmabli9. Ran tana bieour4
lei5t ~erfennen, baB unter bemisIben BOLT
tein 0euti5sr sepsien ist, ionbern
lauter 9alilder; bann mann Elm OeutIder
Bel bieiem 10 uuuberbarli9en Eraftament
ii3 bdtte einsefunSen, 10 bate er pabrbafs
tis unieru liebsu 9srrn aud I'm etnsn
Erunt @ein anssipro9en, unb III wobl gu
slaubsn, baB ibm ioldss Der Iiebfte 9eis
lamb nidt seueisert bate ; mafien sr in ben
Rriisen 3u Rama bas Wafer In ben bsitsn
rotben Wein perfsbrt, alein bic unmdBtgs
teit unS usbsrfus bss Bsinss ME aud Der
Speiien iepnb Soft miefduis, nnb btsis
binbern unb minberu bic Wirtbi4aft osrs
seitalten, baB aus benz @ort Gula (9au.
meu) bur9 ben Bu6itabsnwe9ieI ein 9anl
wirb, auf benz man ipornifrei9 mad Sstbs
lebem unb Qepben reiien tbut.
IS fol- absr has S9Isdermaul wifen,
baB has Saiten nint cine reue unb unlduSs
aufsebra4te Sadie isp, iOnbern oon @brts
itus islbit uub ieinsr ssbenebeiten Watter
unb Sunsfrau i@on Idnsif gu nnierm
&rempsl unb Radfols obierpirt worben.
3umal aus benz @uanselism 9enuSlam bes
tannt lit, mes @eftaItsn Der 5err unb 9eis
Lamb 40 san3er Gage bas itrense Salten
obue einise Speiie unb Grant poubra4t.
Wann Soft benz aamd9tisen bas Sas
fen ni4t 10 ansenebm udre, 10 bdtte er ss
ielbit nidt nit 10 ptelen Mirateln unb
Wunberwsrtsu bsitatiset. Oar9 bas Sas
fen babsu bic &inbsr Sirasl 8ittorie nnb
Sies erbaltsn uiosr bic Ybiliitaer 8. &es.
A. Our9 bas 5aifen iammt benz @ebet
bat Subitb bic Staot 8stbuliam pom 5eino
erl6ist. Sub. 8. Our6 bas Taften bat
@itber ben rntersans bss iioiiden BOLTS
p%erbineert. Our9 bas Gaiten haben bic
bret Ruubeu i'm babpIontldeu Diem has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18

Bier 8ii6ofsIite in ben Der. Staatsn
finb isst uaeant; ndmIi9 bic tn ebieaso,
Columbus, Sartforb unb Warqustts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-18
&atboIifber 3tr6en , saIeuber,

Ssfus ipsiiet 5000 Mann. SOB. 6.
Sount ben %. @Grj gietOrian u. E. Gsfibrt.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
HELP wAxrED-MALEs.

VtvANrFD-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDkfss
w take charge of livery Office must 5s able 20 ts'
of hooks and be wiling To make hiniset msei"N ~
dress. "A it'll NJ q box . uItl Post once
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for
IN sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in Dodge City, Kansas,
ON THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. ID. 1873. at one O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day,
the following described real estate. to-wit
Lot number seventeen in Block number four
teen, and Lot number fifteen in Block number
twenty IN spear.viile. Ford county, Kan
appraised at Eighty five dollars.
Taken rs the property Of Mary L. Green, on
an order of sale issued out Of the District
Court of Ford county, Kansas, upon judgm ent
rendered in said court against the said Mary T..
Green and in favor Of the said Challis Brothers
i Co, for the sum of $50 % and interest. and de-
erecting that the mortgaged premises given 10
cure the payment OF said judgment be sold and
iAe proceeds thereofbe applied to the payment of
the same which said order of sale was directed to
me W. Ii. Masterson. Sheriff of Ford county,
Kansas.
Dated this eth day of August. A. d. 1879
W. Il. MASTERSON, Sheriff
aus-at BY l.. N. DEPUY, Deputy Sheriff.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

An old citizen told Us that, few years
ago when buffalo rosmed over the range
within sight oil the town, person could 20
out and esrn ten dollars day BY dragging
IN the hides OF bufi,lo rlsin; and Vet there
we're p, ople IN Dodge City at that time who
complained of hard timer. Appropos OF
thi-, the following from the Las Vegas Optic
may be Interesting, drawing a condition of
things that exists here and everywhere:
They are here 10 countless numbers. You
c,n tee them standing, in squads, on The
street corners and losing about the depot
sad saloons, all looking as dry as fishes -
We refer 10 the Idle men, who positi sely
refuse to work everyday OF their lazy lives,
though posted up in many p aces are notices
that men are wanted; while the army Of
Transfers and grad going south to work
IN the railroad csB be reinforced at any mo-
meut These fellows who seem well cilcula
ted TO pillsge pockets by night and press
store boxes by day, declaring that the world
owes them living. should be brought to
reslixition Of the fact that there is very
stringent vagrant Law in New Mexico, and
il there is not more activity manifested in
their ranks. they are liable to be arres'ed on
the most disgracerul charge known to hu-
mainly, viz; vsgr,rcy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

Hay, a. fuel for steam mills, Ia. come
into general nee, both in Hutchinson and
Sterling. The Newton Republican says the
savlns in cost is said 10 be equal 10 ifiy er
cent, besides making the article hay MI i'm
por;sni item 10 the farmer. IL puts money
in the hsnds Of those who can il etnrn
make Use Of il Tor the benefit II trade gen
orally, where's the cual monop Hist drsius it
from the country, and money 70 paid is
direct loss TO the agricultural districts. J.
will be seen u at there is more in the nae Of
hay for fuel than al iir-t appear. and We
hope this fuel will come into general u.e,
not only in manufacturing establishments,
but also for cooking and heating purp, SEE.
This is a sure WY to bring down the price
OF feel. We hope that hay burning will be
introduced in this county, for 1t will bring
up the price OF hsy sni add new demand
for that plentiful article.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

A Stafford county man hs- dug ont that
for comfort will compare with anybody e
house. Ii IL built Of sod, plsstered and ce-
mented inside, a board roof covered with
rod, and made as clean and comfortable,
more comfortable, in fact, than many Of the
frame houses in that vicinity. The cost lie
comparatively Light, rs his labor is the
principal item of cost in its construction -
Great u end Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

A new departure is noted by the Gie I
Bend Tribune. which szys, al the school
meeting last week, the proposition TO intro.
duce the three / ours' plan Of study sath
day for children 10 the Primary and Inter.
mediate Departments, instead Of six hours a
day, wac brought forward by Prof Evsn.,
and after considerable discussion was sdopt-
ed by the meeting for the schools in this di--
trict for the ensding year. 1t is claimed by
the advocates OF this measure, that liil.
children learn faster, have better health,
and that large expense i. saved in teach
ers, school buildings, apparatus, fuel. &c
Many OF the eastern d,ies have had THE
system in operation for several years. and i,
is claimed that where once adopted i, grows
in favor and becomes popular"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
RELIGIOUS

Presby terfan.-Serv every alternate
Sabbath, 1t II q. m. ana 1:31 p. ~. in the Union
Church. .. W. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal every al
ternate Sabbath, IN the Union Church, at II Il.
m. and 80 p. m. Class meeting at the close of
the morning service.
W. FERGUSON, Pastor.
Catholic Monthly services in the Union
through the city papers.
FERDINAND WOLF, o. S. b.
Union Sunday school, Sunday. At 10 a.
m. in the church. Bible Class taught by one
of the Pastors. l.. II. ROBERTS, Supt.
Prayer and Conference meetings on Tuesday
evening The regular prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening Both in the church. Both Union
meetings.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
all OF these services, and strangers are cordially
welcomed. Come and see.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

Egyptian corn is becoming IN important
production. The Lsrned Chronoscope ssys:
When our farmers saw that their wheat
crop was nearly = total fsilare. many Of
Them actually and earnestly commenced
blowing their wheat ground. and planted
corn end sosed Hungarian, Millei and
Egyptian corn. o this latter cereal we are
not prepared 10 place it on the same level
as the other kind OF 60 n, but We are in
formed by msny Of the most prosperous fer
mers, and by those Who have given it
thorough trirl. that it is fully ne good, and
some pronounce it more profitable n crop,
on account Of its large yield and its common
use, beside the white OF yellow corn. Some
fields in the county are estimated at from
-eventy-6ve 10 one hundred bushels to the
acre; a, any rate it oocupie. an important
position this season as crop item"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

The gro-s earning. Of the A, +. Il :. F.
railroad company for the month u July,
we're Ss56, 600. an increase Of SIG, AL over
the earning. Of the corresponding month Of
issl y~.f The land ssles Of the company
aggregate $Sz7 500, decrease Of $52.074
below the aggregate ssles Of the correspond
ing month last year.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

The fall emigration h.- already cen,menc-
ed. Fifteen exeursionists arrived Al kin-ley
.sy the Leader, IRON Danville, H., on the
Dodge City rpress las; week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

4 party OF three gathered ri1 bushei Of
siid grsp~- from the banks OF The P-wnee,
Gays the Chronoscope.