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DIR, "LUCAS."

POSSIBLY CASE roR THE STATE poARD.
The streets Of Chicago arc being flooded just
now with long handbillsj bBnring ut tic head, In
bold, black type, the name OF DR.. Lucas" and
explaining further on talat this individual 10
1.-THE worlds Rrsatest specialist that Ills Of
nces have been permanently located on Clark
street, whoro ho eau be consulted at certain
hours, aud the consultation shall bo freo
Of chargc. The Young and tho mid
dlc.agcd men he especially invltes- to
"cotua and ho healed" "Dr. Lucas' par
ticularly addresses himself to thoso who have
been treated bY advertising chnrlataus, md de-
srcs that they shall give him trial, no matter
nov apparently hopo1cas thetr cases may be.
His Especially Is The usual one, and the hand
bills, which afe quite 1ninntc In detas, nro dis
dlscrtminatelS to men, wolacn, md chlldron, ln-
cludihg boys and soung girls.
M1Yon 1IAHnIsoN
told reporter tflat one Of the dodgers had been
scnk to him at his house, accompanied by q let
ter, In Which the Doctor complained that be had
9s by s Pnee to ffs9aa t e
ter, but thought IL the police were dolnE their
duty he would not disturb them. Assistant
Superintendent Joo Dixon said that ono Of the
hanelbills had been taken to state's-Atterncy
circulate such advertisements, thcre was
nothing contained In the dodgers BY which tho
author could be reached By The law, as the mat.
ter could not exactly coMe under tho head oI
"obscenc Nteraturc."
A REPORTER VISITED TnR OFFICE
Of Dr. Lucas, and ID conversation With him tho
latter stated that he Ind q diploma frou, Rush
and ono from Bennett College. The ono allo-
pathic aud the other eclectic, but when the WIS.,
itor desired to examine them closely tho Doctor
nrndf IN, t,1 3tnf h1a n fh5 erhAr,R
Finding that no ncraon BY the name Of NV. H.
Lucosn had eyer obtained "A diploma from either
Rush. or Bennett College, Il BECAME necessary
f. fIss' Has. ss sHs0n' r. IT, ras asSps' sops -
terday afternoon and 1t was found that
tho uamo appearing upon each yas Lueas r.
Williams" instead Of NV. n. Lucas," per ad.
:vcrtiscsncnt. This discrepancy tho Doctor or
rus nslancd q lis practice. but, US there werc
number OF Williams in the medical profession
In this city, aid rs tire uaine was long. he do.
eldcd to ueu hfs.frat naula Inst In ha practlee.
d s s sss sts qssa bead a o b Hea 5 q sa firsate e
practice, Which WIS duly recorded in the County
Hearing upon tho street yesterday afternoon
4 wARn1xr HAD pHrN 1ssuan nr 1us71on
MKECn
for tho arrest Of DR.. Lucas, the reporter re.
paired rhttller, atd found the complaint Of q
man by the mime Of William o. Ludlow against
Dr.. W.R. Lucas, charging tat hu wns practtcIng
Without license from the 6Late Bodr1 oil
Health. 1Vht1u tho reporter was examining The
document, the Doctor aud his brother. George
j. Williams, q practic!ng ateorncy Of Chicago
came Ia, aud the forsncr gave himself up, hay
Ing also heard TINT thcrc was warrant out to1
his arrest. Tlle talt WAS 1xcd nt $500, aud the
two men signed tho honda and departed. Dr
Lucas complained bitterly to the reporter be-
cause ho was prosecuted in this way, while i
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COUNTY BUILDING.


The Grand Jury yesterday Investigated eleven
iail ca.et. and rcturncd six indictments against
minor offenders.
r,,e n,o. ~ Tn,s N, n,r+a,ror =, f>,N.,,, ,,.a
AAe eass VI I1'1' Nv - ~ .t,.a at'
been sat Tor tFla1 July IL ahu taat oi 1ley"oou'
the 14th prox.' -''
~ " ~ o,pri.r ia .tatcd m lnvc hecn M
w.. w. nn,...,. ~. % tnr ~. saoiah.s ro,,s-, an,
eagea aa counaot ~. '1ts' 4aosla'uo a..s
1e9s'ih,uaJ ~ s.;Jrrie.,, @ feta.ic' Wv" "''a 49,
aau nse'eteu' .e'"'o*
Mr. a. Il. ueala, a member Of tue G eardnu r,nst
Jury, was seized With 40 optepuc, lit Yesterday
afternoon and had to bo removed to Ills home'
His condition ID not considered Serious
Oh,ecth,ns to the South Park and HYDE Park
asscasments viii proudly be heard TO- tiay ia to
T"n,stV Ennrt II the niatter Of the West Park
esscssmentsI Yesterday Jldro Loofnis guataIucI
somc nj ,l,e n{,vctioDs and beld other Cnscs u11-
DIR odyisrmont
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Aberdeen street, to cost 1,eo0; md to II. Il;
tnEct to erect a two-atory dwelling, NO. 1U
HinfkhnHk 8tfrnt. 10 rEst Al .hIN.

Aberdeen street, to cost 81, 600; ahd to u. Il:
Bfnckhawk street, to cost u, hNO.
There is nice little trouble At the cQrner Of
State mil Twcnts.stxsh attccts. 4 few tlRrs
aRo tic owner OF building IN tl!e Vicinity LOOK
olis Il permit TO move It. Tic building. II up.
pcars, stood on lcnscd ground. ant the owner OF
moving cot1amoneei. liz gottl,e buil'ling as Tar
~ tho point nnmed, whcrenpon The owner Oh
tho ground from which 4. had been moved re-
paTtcl t to ssFo himself, anu IN coneganenieeo ie
refuses 10 Issue permit to tho individual hay
lng possession OF II to move It, mt, although
no hcatn have ret been brnken, there may 10
before the q1cston ID settled, for there Is nice
point OF law Involved.
The Mayor has issued au order forbiddtng tho
se1ding OF policemen to Ie',sca ui,tl cntertaln-
mcnss the object Of which 1s to mnkc money.
4 rcservo force, however. will 10 Ii readiness at
al itincs and catl bc procured upon individuals
Or societies feeling tl,e need Of t'!sr protesting s
arm paying for tl,elr services. Thus, II thcro
arc to bc races ball, excursion, or picnic, tiic
object OF which ID to mako nsoneY, the city will
furnish policemen to preserve order, ETC., only
on condition that thoae employ(Ing them staIl
par for their services. The policemen. while
employed by such ocraous. will not By paid by
tho city. hht clothed with all tho authority Ok
tue city. 1t Is not known how the order WI
work, but the Mayor thinks y Will result IN
saving the city considerable money.
4 ronficAt coMMissloNhst.
rhe f,omm|,stonor Of Publlc Works ID a poc..
Al least, Ills mind runs that wa7 Ut ttalcs It ap-
tnwrla and a ct,mi, nil br,,sf, fnr Lie Mayor,s
nI1icn which he indorsol with The following
llucs:
oas sasa'"o'k'ns sa.s AA'os LAS "'''''o'4 'asu
u,', snreir nmsH, entitled 10 a comb and brush:
And; a. Tor the towels, ia tae place where ho
etauds,'
We knnw 10 IL anxious to come out with clean
hands.
l. Tic above WAS not intended for publication
OF course, hut--well. The Commissioned Us 80:
Ing to write ! book. Tile Mayor as orator and
reasonably sIicecssful administration, from 1T
erpry standpoint.
coHpt1c7 mr. aurnon1rY.
r.st.... a.. =. .x.,,aJ hatx.., .b,.o
5seKne PLACES aa snJsu rssotssv IT.
, 1879-06-25
LAKE BLUFF, !

oPRN1NG or fHE TEMPERANCE 11EhTlNd.
+; Tie season at Lake Bluff was formally opened
last evening BY a general reunion OF temperance
workers and cottagera on Tie grounds. Tho
trains which commenced running into the
grounds Monday haYo been bringing numerous
additions to families intending 10 locate for the
summer amid the sturdy oaks, teadcr fcrns, unl
green grass Gu the lofty bluffs overlooking the
blue waters Of the lake.
The general plan Of the grounds. has not been
altered, although numerous improvements huve
b.en made to still further insure the
comfort and safety Of Visitors. Many Of
the cottuEcs were nailed up and left
with their furniture and fixtures Just as they
were. When opened they wero found unEn~
turcd. Indeed, the winter has had no appre-
cisbc effect OH the appearance Of the grounds,
With their neat, cosy little cottages, and no
losses hare yet been reported. The supply Of
water has been INQUIRED into and found to DO
excellent, all tho wells being fult Of sweet w8ter
uud tho sprlng overaowtug With clear fluid
which needs no Ice. The hotel has boon rcn-
ylRoratcd BY placing at its head Capt. L. A.
White, late VI the Clarendon llosc! In this city
Ample accommodations sccm to have hetn pri-
viaed for all with excellent fasu and sTsteuaatic
attendance. THO hotel isnow IN full blast, pro-
vdlng for transient visitors, whilo tic cottages
furnish accommodations for al who Intend to
nelghborttg fartn-yards are made to pay a trih-
tG o. tSsn egE haty k a
tlsh almost alive for tile table The arranEe-
monfs of the cals;no aro nnaof tae chas9e @ o. tle
rev y. u. lfuboeilt or tnls SUI. Ihe E3eG4"
tNe Cnmtn1ttsc' whiea y composed ol =. =.
r.. ~. y nssJ, Ei, ,tn Iuttsn, q. ~; ";
tnc Rcy. v. g. WtIling, hays general Charge col Of
the sTranrs,nents. ard have been n1akinr datlv
visits far sono tins na.t, and hnyo sl,ceecied
fn making tho grounds a. attructiyu "a
no.sif,le. Tl,o rronels, which cn,brnlo ahout
i.AO0 sercs. runu,lu, from lie lake to the rail-
road, nayc been cleared ID 1natiY PLACES Of tic
iow-ivInr ,,ndsrbr,,sn. md n gcnaral innroYa.
ment is nottcaabio ot, nj sides.
srvrr,,p.u,,,rx
sassAA. FAn.A'ts
naYo peen on Tug Rrouhus lof Two Hcekas ana
tho nov assured prosper Of tlhe weather mas
brought many notifications u mora to come.
Among tiis many VINO haVe secured cottages
ana ten iof tnomseise' w. iaiiles sfe Ie
ReV. Luxe Altcbcocx, Glac!nnatl; tnc NeV'
Aaron GurneYa batavia: t!ic ICY, Jamcs hlil'lsr,
Wa9keGaa; !; {. ,,,d3 nutro IT. .; Lous; Pr r.
huque; tic itov. ". I, GRAY, Turner Junction: !:
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THE CITY-NALL.

The police will DO paid tomorrow morning at
the Co.nptsollas's oalce.
The City Treasurer paid out about $4,000
yesterday for interest On bouas.
The Commissioner Of Public Works Will open
bids to-day for furnishing sewer-pipo
Daniel Gleason, rome tins ago sppolntel
sower Inspector, will euter upoa the duties Of
hts uffico to-day.
"You tzlk too much, sirt" This Il Mayor
Harrison to Commissioner Fitzgerald. Those
who know both Of tltcm Say IL il 1 good Joke.
The City Treasurer yestsrday received s., 1s0
from the Water Donastmeut, $3l8 from The
City Collector, aud s3,Baa3 from thu Comptroller.
1ne ltcense OF Harriet Reess, 1unk-lealer,
NJ tst se ss pepst:d h 6uylnE ssosa eoos
from 1ntnora. etc.
Tie Comptroller was 10 receipt Of dispatch
ysaterdar from Mount Vernon to ths effect that
tho decision in 1878-T4 tax-casas would not DO
announced ter soma days,
Tha Mayor Is sending out letters appointing
various persons to Positions az lnemoefs OF ti,e
names Of any Of the selected, but It Is under
stood TINT some have NseaaY deciinsd. Tha
ouly retiring member to he retained or reap
pointed, 1t 10 said, Is Inspector We1!s, Hho,
iulnor has It, has already been notided.
Tho Comptroller yesterday, removed hir.
sioan, the bookkeepsf Of hs olllco, and appotnt-
el W. 3. Anderson to his posittou. Ms. Ander-
/ son 10 q brothcr'iu-law Of Qen. Lteb, md was
hts r3ht-hAnd u,an when ha was County Clerk,
since which time be has been employed perl
odleaay fn tho County T1sasurcr's Office. lie Is
not nIuch Of 4 DEMOCRAT, but Is an excellent
accountant, and will make good man for ths
plare.
Permits WeEa Issued yestAsdsY 70 Curlsy &
BenafnKtF 10 erect a OHe.story etoro 1t NJ. b38
State street, to coat sl, 200; 10 Doroths 0eyurt
to erect twostorI st0Io aud dwelling, No.
l403 Stats street, to cost $4,60o; 70 i, J. Leh
| Maxwell street, to cost S1.s50; 70 Emma Hafria
! 70 erect tHo.story tenal1eat, Wulta1ns, neal
, 1879-06-25

birds, IVY. j. va; cnso Of silver nut-pfcks,
MIR. and &rs. G. u. htbru; decorated ebtns tea
tcmnesss Of tho future 10 brewed 10 'u,c tea
pot,n DR.. artl Airs. j. r. Ross; ard-rrceiycr,
Mrs. 4. A. lilckox; patr Of ana bronze vases,
Mr.: 9! II. etrouE; pa'r OF panel-picfuscs, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. 8. Stillnlan; tripod wac, Miss
Frankie Brown, Milwaukee; silver water.l'ly
.asc, ISL; elegant basket Of flowers, Mr. aud
Mrs. u. II. Jonea; exquisite floral horscahoc,
Miss Lizzie Jones; berry basket Of nowcra, Mr.
and Mrs. Swan; pair Of decorated s!tk toilet
bottles, Miss tfo|combo; pair of haud-patused
toilet botslcs, MLss Annie Swan.
, 1879-06-25

Great preparation is making to celebrate the
Fourth in an appropriate manner At Dluc Isl
and. The day will be us6erel In Nth salute.
At 10 o'clock the Turner Organization OF Blue
6unda school children of tic different Sunday
schools, will form. In linn, and after naschiut.
through thu town will proceed to the fno lawn
OF hi. NJ. G. Eames, whore the Declaration OF
Independence will ba read aud Fourth OF July
oratlon delivered BY X. 8. Tuthilt, ]ata CITY
Attorney Of Chicago, after which thn partiei-
pat,ts will enjoy themselves after their fancy.
In the evening thesc will be grand display ol
dreWOrkk.
, 1879-06-25

Duck d RAyneffa Aoth Powder aud Powder Gun
make Short sharp. md decisive Work with lnaerts,
, 1879-06-25

Trying and critical !nt!ecd N tho techng period.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. ::5 ccnts- Avoid iut'
tAt1onl
, 1879-06-25

All ttne-pleces m tue Chicago. DnrlinRtop d
Quincy Railroad have been plncol under tho care
Of Mcssrs. Hamilton. ehoufda i Co., No. W State
street, who krs known to bo tho bsat watchmakefs
Ia She United States.
, 1879-06-25

Choicest cigars rotaElea 1t wholeaale prices at
QaWsou's, No. Eli State atfret.
, 1879-06-25

purnett's Cocosino sllays irritation Of tho
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f...-!1A. = Iii 1et@s.
l.ou uae !o"eE c9uts shuu!a naSe oeen tAEeh 10
tAe Appen.le sou not tne supreme court u
was oueeao'oI tusn!nE ~ Ersat nAe1 upon tna
eonetIuctlon o. NV 5eecnt fsaSHca act. IL 10
competent 1ol tne boaIa ot Dlfeceof* 10 sue
fro,cht mars f,,tis heforc raj Tia conrt Whsibpe ~
they x,3f tin NJ or nna i,as mt heen scttfcs'
Inc Arst annual meeting 81 u'e stato Natural
lilst0fg socisty o. l!ilnos wiz Ue aeld J4af at
the Elltton hote! III ottawa. Tor tite adoption Of
bylaws, tie election Of new members. and such
other b9sinoss - may DO brought before t. The
remainder OF tnG week vii! pe uePote1 TO tho
study OF tue Illinois Rt7eF Valley Iron OTTAWA
70 Fcru,-a distance 81 sixteen mi!es,-tnclud-
inR trip to Deer tnrk and BaitoT'a Falls gu tho
Vermsiion. ing following railroads VIII sell
round-trip tickcts TO thoso wLahlng TO attend tho
meetlt,E: llltnoiS Central, Chicago u Paducah,
aud Chieago, fok!a q Southwestern, IAe lol-
lowing roada wlll fotutn members from the
place ~ meeting at ons-alth farn: Chicago.
Nock lslaud d Paciac and Chicago. Burlington
q Qulney,
coupio Of yesEa ago. ss Mr. Perry Il. hm'th
waA leaving for Europe, he gave AbuDdaY-nfter-
Hoou eoEeert at l4nco!n Park. ihe atsenoAuce
showed that his ksudnsas waa universally ap.
pree'ated. Ihe CROWD vas ny snmenso one, and
we're not ot!icr concerts; Mr. Smith has borne
TINS To mind and win give another coucert tho
:.g coming M Sunday st unsoln park under tl.c con,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The committee of the Colorado cattle
growers as, citation, 10 whom wss referred
the matter OF the stealing OF Certain horsss
by the Cheyenne Indians, in September and
October lat, Ia the western parts Of kanfas
and Nebrssks, M Re . report which is
slightly damaging to the reputation Ct Ger
tain officers of the United States army. 1t
10 claimed that the troops Iecaptured many
of the stolen horses and refu.ed TO return
them when identified BY the owners, and
Furthermore, that tie officers selected the
bes, horses Tor their own us and gave the
remainder to the sioux scouts. This affair
needs inves igation. Public Chieftain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25
Wanted-A New Jury Law.

While the pr, sent legislature is revising
The code, We suggest that the present jury
Law be charged, and tax the jury fre' to the
litigahts instead OF the county. The law
abiding citiz-ns should not be called upon
TO paw the ccsls o: those who have to settle
their debts by law sui,s. Let jury fess be
taxed as other cost, to the losing party. and
the people will Not only b. relieved of a
heavy tax. buI the courts will also Re re-
LEV, d from many trifing and vexa.ious law
suits. LET those who dance pay the i'd
d,er."-[Grest Bend Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25
A QUESTION To TEE BABMKRs
81 RORD COUNTY.
EVENING Rest. FORD Co., rs,

81 ROBO COUNTY.
EVENING REST. FoRD Co., Ms,
JaouAry 20, 1879.
To the Editor OF the Times.
Are not the fsrmers Of Ford county Ier-
forming duty to Themselves. their own m
terest,, and their fellows, when they encour-
age aid support NJ. W. Sutton, District
Attorney OF Ford County
The honesty Of purpose. energy. and fear
le%nes, in the cause Of duty, right and
justice. coupled with mate modesty, and
sterling ability, as by him evinced and
proven, cer,sinly render him 4 man to be
remembered by the farmers Of Ford.
There are certainly many true and worthy
men in Ford county, with whose intrinsic
worth it is the duty Of The tanner to make
himself acquainted, 80 he can intelligen,ly
support and encourage the wOrhy, thus en-
.bling him to fulfill his own duty to himself
and his county, and Of there men cert,inly
NJ. W. Sutton 10 one. A. FARMER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Osborte County Farmer ssys: The
peach trees in this vicinity are we'll laden
with fruit buds, and an abundant crop 10
hoped for next season. Persops who Get ont
peach orchards next -pting will do we'll TO
remember that those who had orchards On
prominent northern SLOPES we're rewarded
with quite harvest OF fruit lsss season.,
while tho o,hersi.e siius'ei. bore little. if
any.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

A steamboat has just bee built and landed
at Arkansas City, Kansas, for the pnrp '-e OF
carrying grain. Ii is OF very light dTaught
and it is thought will he able to run 10 Lit
lie Rock all the year round.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The result Of the Cns venue outbreak at
Fort Robinson to date: Soldiers killed, i've;
wounded, seven; indians S'iled, thlr'y-;wo;
captured, sven y-one. Several women and
childien we've killed
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Arkaosas City Traveller says cattle
are dying in large numbers in the Territory
Recent discoveries show that live stock re-
auire little feed when the ground is COW
cred vi h foo, OF snow.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

An eneeprising freight 'ondrc or ON the
SAINT. Fe road, in tempting 10 make away
with $500 belonging to Pases niger. was
arrested, tried and given ten years in the
Colorado State Penit-niiary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

Rev. Geo. X. Hoover, OF Franfort Sta
lion, Will Co., ILL.,, who has recently re-
turned from tip to these parts, is so we'll
ple SD with southwestern Kansas, that he IS
encour, gng emigration TO come this way.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

A coal car, well loaded with coal, wss
thrown FROM The track near Gaihsl Id lasl
week, and owing to the scarcity of that ar
ticle, j, soon disappeared Il Lsrned Optic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

A vein OF camel coal, two and one hall
feet thick, ha, been discovered depth OF
thre, feet, in Ness county, the s,me vein
running into Rush county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Hutchinson Inferior estimates the
amount of wheat sill on hand, within the
business radius Of tina, city, at abou. twenty.
five per cent Of the entire crop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Larned Optic notes the absence OF
number of Larned statesmen visit ng the
State capital.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Kinsley Graphic noticed gentle
man in town last week. from Hodgmsn
county,. with three bsrrel- OF butter iYr sale.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

Hodgman county has two thousand hive
hundred inhabitants, and will organize as
soon as the proper steps can be taken.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

ALarned man collesed seventy cents out
of 500 in accounts, last week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

Little Rock letters inform The Arkansas
City Traveller that several boats IL leave
to.re loaded vita Southern supplies AID
de,tsned for that port, soon as tie river
opens and the first rise comes
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

About twenty tons OF coal per day 'staken
out of the Ellsworth county mines, which is
sold at 1925 pertou.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

Bones are coming in from ,wo to three
loads day, in spi'e OF the snow and Cold
weather, says the Kin-ley Graphic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The ground hog will soon appear.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

HARD ON THE ARMY The Kansas City
Journal says: when our army tackles q
,quad of Indian warriors it Il ,hts them at a
safe distance, but when it gets after lew
hundred squ,w. and papp' oses. then there's
blood-hed aud inyari,by the army comes
out victorious
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The Hon. T. S. Jones, Of this city, a law
yer whose reputation is 50 we'll known il
these part. that he needs no encomiuns at
our bands, has concluded to leave Us and
locate at Dodge City. While We regret to
Mrs his genial face from smonc us, We hope
tina. he may do we'll in his new 6sld o! Ia
bor.-[ Chase County Courant.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

The owners of those hogs that are allowed
10 run at large had bet er read the ordi-
nance forbiddiug such things.-t Kinsley
Graphic.
The owners and ~ both are allowed to
run at large in Do g. ihere IS no restraint
ON owners, hogs and dogs They are ali a.
large.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-01-25

Hodgman county has two thousand hive
hundred inhabitants, and will organize IS
soon as the proper steps can be taken.
Bones are coming in from ,wo TO three
loads day, in spi'e of the snow and Cold
weather, says the Kin-ley Graphic.
The Kinsley Graphic noticed gentle
man in town last week. from Hodgmsn
county. with three bsrrel- OF butter Tor sale.
A vein OF camel coal, two and one hall
feet thick, ha, been discovered depth OF
thre, feet, in Ness county, the s,me vein
running into Rush county.
The Hutchinson Inferior estimates the
amount of wheat sill on hand, within the
business radius of tina, city, at abou. twenty.
five Der cent Of the entire crop.
A coal car, we'll loaded with coal, Yves
thrown FROM The track near Ca hs Id last
week, and owing to the scarcity OF that ar
ticle, i, soon disappeared i Lsrned Optic.
The result Of the Ca.yenpe outbreak at
Fort Robinson to date: Soldiers killed, i've;
wounded, seven; Iudiaas k'iled, thirty-;wo;
captured, sven y-one- Several women and
chlldien we've killed.
A steamboat has just BET built and landed
at Arkansas City, Kansas, for the purp ne OF
carrying grain. Ii is Of very light dTanght
and il is thought will he able to Iun 10 Lit
lie Rock all the year round.
The Arksosas City Traveller says cattle
are diving in large numbers in the Territory.
Recent discoveries show that live stock re-
auire little feed when the ground is COW
cred vi h foo, OF snow.
An eneeprising freight ,ondrc or on the
SAINT. Fe road, in a tempting 10 make away
with $500 belonging to a Pas-s niger. was
arrested, tried and given len years in the
Colorado State Penit-ntiary.
Rev Geo. X. Hoover, OF Frahfort Sta
lion, Will Co., ILL.,, who has recently re-
turned from tip 10 these parts, Is 80 well
ple SD with southwestern Kansas, that he IS
.ocour g,ng emigration TO come this way.
Little Rock letters inform The Arkansas
City Traveller that several boats IL leave
there loaded with Southern supplies aid
de.tsned for that port, as soon as tie river
opens and the first rise comes
HARD ON THE ARMY The Kansas City
Journal says: when our army tackles
,quad of Indian warriors it fights them at
safe distance, but when it gets after lev
hundred squ,w. and papp,osss. then there
blood-hed and inyari,by the army come
out victorious
The owners OF those hogs that are allewe(
10 run at large had bet er read the ordi
nance forbiddiug such things.-l kinsle!
Graphic.
The owners and ~ both are allowed Il
run al large in DO g. iher.is no restrain
on owners, hogs and dogs They sre ali 4
large.
The Hon. r. s ones, Of this city, i,v
yer whose reputation is 50 we'll known il
these part. that he re-os no encomiams =
our bands, has concluded to leave Us an
locate at Dodge City. While We regret l.
Mrs his genial face from among us, We hop
tina. be may do we'll in his new ssld o! Ia
bor.@GChase County Courant.