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Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
ID BLlC SALE.

j -. ,-----,
viii be cold at Public Sale, at the resi-
d,nCe o. the surscrDr,. near Dtlayare CITY
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1851
u; ~ 0'CtCc6, .. H.,
7 head of good work horses, three ~,
year old Cult, very tinC; seven gOUi <[rJC
cow, with cali at her sd, tac UtaGf
coming in; seven yearIlngs, one CIV wi,E
eight pigs, one Shcat.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. = good non rTit
wagons, nearly new, mia Dearborn. / new
Bu.aeye dril. Champion reaper md m)~Gr
cOmbined, grain ans,l c4iHph21u. DG IN
borough, Sore rake, corr shelIer ground
roller. Syracuse plOws. l Euuclave pow. .
new Departure CultivatorS, l 4 harrOw,1 twIl
harrow, forks, shOvels, spades, hoes, rakes
axes, br dies, collars, lines, aLimes, CHAINS,
corn knives. moving hythes Tcdgcs. ict OF
sfOve coal, chicken cUOpS, ba'rPi:, hn',sh Is d,
shout Il bushe, Of hay, a lot Oi fodder to be
fld on the arm, crop OF Whe Ia eTUUnd
heavily lhO'phated, 10 bushels Of seed corn,
dairy fixtures, picked pork.
uOuSEHOL AND kl1SHEN FURNITURE, such
as bedSieids, bureaus, chars, LahIt>. s'eIcs
window blinds, set Oi pLrloT turn|1u" Nrn2
stand and Il Wer'. 2Carritge5 and barnes, !
Carrttgc r0ia. A iOy Ui ch!ct' Ms
TEnWS An sans Of $50 and uuderrasb, alI
gums Over tia awOuJt credit Gi Boat Il
VIII Civ "A hy TIE ,.utchasar trtyiuG MtH,t.
ie note with ~ approved int ,,'"
JOSEPH V, HDFFECKEE.
VIM. J. LaEg, AuctOnerr. Gj.Gyw
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Truth and Honor.

','. 49, Wgu y tHe best family medicine
J',', a. 70 r.gu'dte tie bowels, puffy the
o. " ren'V- cost yG'tGs' and Diii0usnG $. .A,f
..4.n ,',' C..e ,p 'bo wA0ic systerH
'.. All nH'or C,ua 'n'. H.. ~ aTswCr, R,g
1"'" p"' = umr" nsrac; dAd harmInss,-
"a. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
DUBLIo SALE.

Will be sold at Tu' lie sale, on the iarm oc
cupled BY ,loAu New ove, dec ased. adl0iniLB
he tnwr " New z tis, Ot the Ivad leading
to Hare's Corner, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, !ss0,
at 930 o'clock,
as folloEs: s hca! OF God 40 X or drviu2
ho sss. mare Nth tal, IS head OF home
raised milch COWS, some with c. YES fsS-,IblGS
by LutlF sides anu OgLVTs SpIih-lng: I51K
two-year.Old heller riGger, yearing bet
ers, z good DurLHw bulls, one three years Old,
the uthlr coming twO years old; YOKE OF oxen,
good workers; shOJls, BgrRsbiis stock; larlD
WAGON, horse cart, nearly now; on cart ami
hev llpger. wheat drill wheel cultNat0rS =
twin harrows, cultivetors, poW9, Buck
eve combined machine, clipper mower, corn
marker, wheel horse rake, carriages, near
Iy ae-'. gam nan, klLuh LOS, corn sut4er,
erOss-cut wood and hand saws, lTheelbdr OW,
grain cradle, moving seJtaa lot OF corn
Anlyua, orUwbar, hedge kElve , ice Hunhs. 20
,rrg5y, h'vs. OK yoke. OK Cnains. rhrrhw chHi'
COW chains, set of carriage harness, nearly
uea: sci OF IuaTAet harness, set Of wagon
harness, plOw harness, brides, liars, halters,
Mr n,,Iul anu wedges, wagon JACK, LranlnS
shears, 2 wood axes, feed chests, forks, rakes,
euaaUs shJIelS, BOes aAd ghIueh oOls, double
ard si"gle tres. hall busnel, hall peck. lot Oi
baskets. cider barrels, meat tubs. ladders, l
.
pIns, cream cans anu tuUs, enarn aGd h0lSe
Is tushels of seed oats, Il lot Of POTATOES, "a
acres ol wheat Ia the ground, q lot OF click.
ems, refrigerator, farmers boiler y pairs 81
DeAsteads beds and bedding, bureaus. look
ing.gi1sseS, 4 dozen chairs, wash Hland..t lial
sets, &C., co yards OF parlor carpet, stair car
pcts aud rOds. 81 y'.rds VI rag carpet, 81 yards
fnyr II caracL, 20 yards bed roein carpet q
var : Of nat ing, SOFA and chairs. S'deiodri,
dini1x taiIe book aSe, parlOr stove, tiEal!
s-GNs. c0yret aopbona, rrockery ana At"S''
WAY, g. many Other arti:.es nnl htIe't
eRuh rated Sale 10 commence on lime,
TERMS OF SALE.--Ail sums OF so an1 unIGI
eash "a al sum over that amount ere III OF
seven .JOI lnS will DO gwen by the purcA Acct
glving i bankabie note with an app Vv,4 en-
Torsar The household goods Will be sold
first.
= VICTOR Dupont, rroc
MANY MOORE,
/. " tldh IN * SOr, hucti0naels. al T..
Fourth street. 25-Wtf
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ialEsl

y tTES.--r.n Feb. 18th. 1880, at Lynn, Poll
Co. Eor,h Carolina, M ss Emma A. IateS
daughter OF John a., and Mary G. IateS.
lrue notice OF funerai will be given.
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Srn >
a Gard,

i...l VITO .sGIGs-lI UUu TAG s..r.e y,
,.!' ''. 3. G- o. yVu'L, r..sura vsa. ....
.a1ry i1sag ~ r' lu,aIo't etc.. vi ,e,..
"al.rg 'A- VIII, rlr5 y,1 E&LE ~
@.f .}', ..is s'C.. r."t'T rF8 " 90,
,'r' n. - a'--,1.t.v l' DuTln AniH.a. a.ic
.-.a g.. lt.---t slT-...r. . I. 80 ~, }gre.
&. sg,> N... > ..C,u J.. '.". Nnr4 ,TtF.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
YDU BLIO SALE.

bt pilO oAbL.
HilI be sold at public sale, near tho new
rolling mill, South WIiminatOn.
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1889,
At u O'Clock, NJ.
the following personal property.
large bay horse, will work in any or all
kinds OF harness, a grag m@ce and a colt, also
two good mares, SIX years Old, good travellers,
| 5nd will work anywhere, one cow will come
IN profit b7 tho day OF Pale, two hetfers, twelve
pigs and u lot Of chIcgeuE, one HyaEaNay
WaS on, o.e 1wO-horso lara wagon, nearly
new, onh cart, two sets VI cart harness, two
market wagons, one nO.tOp wagon, one twin
harrow, one Morrison steel ploW, two cultIva
tors, AbT cutter, feed chest, one mowiaQ
scythe, spades, shoYels, forks, hoes and all
such things that is wanted on small farm !;
churn and butter tub, scales and weights, a
lot OF lumber, market box, barrels, tubs, &c.
TERMS or SALE.-All sums under $40 cash,
and all over that amount a credit of months
on purchaser giving blnkable note with an
approved ondorser, or three per cent Of ler
cash. II notplid when due interest will be
charged iEO n lay Of sale.
JOHN MCCONNELL.
l., W.Etithem X Son, auct'rs. 2lS-d3t wet
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PuRLEll SALES.
DuBLIO SALE.

r
|ilInteading to quit farming, viii soil at
Puhltc Slie, Ia Chhstiana Hid, on tho road
leading from Carp5ell'B Shnp', on the Ken
net Turnpike, TO Grlilh's Mil, = nile ir3m
each place, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1880.
at Il o'clock, NJ. sharp, as 10 lows:
| Four gOcd work or drl ing Horses. ~
No. Dan, good wofA and iiTm ~
| hOre
No. 2 Dock, good work or driving mare, Il
| yeats Uli.
NO. 8 Charlie, coming years old; will work
In al kinds OF harness,
| No. Moscow HeIse, conf 0 years old
| Ntae head of good Mich cows most OF thon
will be IN profit by dSY OtsNt;2 shoats, Uhes'
ter County Wh'tSs Forty pair OF chickons.
| FARMtEG IMPLEMENTS. - Consisting oi 0Ee
two Orse wagon, 2 Ons horse ia Is, market
dearborn, carriage Jea"ly rev; Jaeger
wagon, hay had, one sleigh, owing ma.
| hine, one Reindeer hGrSe rake, nearly neF:
| Van Hicklo Rratn ian, | Imperial ploW,
| Atwood DlOw. one Me0re plOw, cullivators,
| l PennOck corn she ler, l feed chest, grain
cradle, moving scythe, double trees, fnrks,
hoes, shovels spades, rlkes, grain. bags, COW
chains, beam and pea, SGT OF car. harness,
sets OF stage harness, set OF Dearborn
harness, sets Of plOw chains, brides, collars,
head haiters, bridle and saddle 100 bushels Oi
q rly lose potato 1, 100 bushels Of Peerless
potatoes 400 bus elso corn, IL tins Of hay,
lot OF fii'ca by the poana.
HOUSEHOLD GOoDs Il VictOrCs Range,
No. ., nearly new, lth hStureS: / William
Penn Stove. No. 9; one sitting room stove, one
Settee, one do9gh-tray, lelthcr bed, milk
cupboard, clock.
DAIRY FIxTUREs.--l large chIrn and horse,
! s call churn, los oil milk psns, larIe butter
cooler, market butter tub, lot OF m'lk pans
and buckets, scales and weights, and several
other articles too tedious to m intion. IL acres
OF wheat in the ground well manured
TeRMs.-Ail sems OF SIS and under cash, oil
over that amount credit OF 0 months will
be givan by the purchase giving bankable
note with an approved iudJrser. No interest
VIII be added ifpad when due, II not paid,
interest viii be I'd lsi from day of sale.
DENNIS MCCARTHY
l.. W. Stidham s Son. Aucts. 2l9.2tWd-lt
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DUBLlU SALE.

VIII be sold at public sqlc. at the resiCencc
Of the subscriber, near Salem church, White
Clay Creek Hundred. on the road leading
from the Chci5tiaDa pike TO the camp meo;lng
woods, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1850,
ut ten o'clock, u. m,
as iOiIUws good work or driving horses. 2
colt, coming 2 gears Old; Il head Of cattle, II
head Of mich cows, some iro8h and Others
Syr!ngng; eight heiiers, QUE and two fs-r4F
J ears OId; } .W0.Year-0ld butts, all Of k-IH
good stock; ne Champion reaper and mower.
! iarm wagon, one Germ3ntORn carriage. one
buggy, one horse rake, grain fan, corn sheller,
pIOms, harness, cultlvat0T, shoYeis, forks and
spades, carfiaEe wagon and low harness.
chickens, shoGtls, dairy fixtures, churn, but-
ter, dish paos, cream cans, scales, household
and kitchen tGritG:o and many articles not
.crein cnumGra cd.
.FEHMs,--Ali sums Of fs25 and less cash, on
NJ sums over that amount II credit of ten
ID. a1h' VIII be gwen by the purchaser giving
4 DAu"tpiG note With an HppIOvei eudnrser,
MARY GIBSON.
l.. W. S"dhlm Il Son, Auctl0neer3.
252tG ZtT
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tU ySluggktsbgs,,.

Lost evening it ws5 gelrra-i7 aa.
nouo7d TAFT there 1ould be- larg
TEMPERANCE meeting ~ the McClar,
building. The speakers arrived O.
proNiaet but there was no anIie1cs.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
rASCr,Hqion Free.

H l'a p, Coy We. ui 'oA,1nl 'tr,Lre,.
'.,..01 1a.t .,.,.... a.N a'iairorior' hr9n y.
49, ! ta4 sn'', la " u:ifa, iay HrlE&i.t
90 t}' r"--r .'".s. sa .osE
.,nFIn~'' -'"j.. - Hs,ii4 ,t.nc& E1,.
- ,0'srF TiY
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cBl Uf EfEaLlsIl

S1r'..-. ~ la.p mao Gy Witlirs IS Co.,
Batt'I & BE-, PhNadeigha, soic agents.
Inc j." brand IA the market. !ognr, Of a
goa 'oae -AOaiJ huy 1t. sod ey,ryHAele
r. luN"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
WTALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!

Auction Sale Of q large lot of wall Paper
ana window shades at Drake Il Cos No. BI2
Market st., FRIDAY AFFERNOON, FEB,
~, ava O'Clock. DRAKE n CO., 8l2 Market
street. 2l8d2t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

ilInteadirg to quit farming, viii soil at
Puhltc Sqle, Ia Ghristisna Hd., on tho road
leading from Carp5sll's Shop', on the Ken
net Turnpike, TO Grfilh's Mil, mile ir1m
90 an f,luga
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

GECOED SPECIAL SALE OF FIRST.
- class iufgtIe and household eOaG,. a
rare chance ipc barg tins. VIII be sol ut Pgb
lie Stie, at t43 Goc.lon room Of T. NJ. Ogic
5g6 Market st., FRIDAY, FEE ~, nt .
O'Clock, T. ld,, consisting Of 3par9Or suites OF
pieces each, : in huir cloth agd / In wsilIy.
2pAriof Su tes VI pieces, euch Ia mir cloth :
hne walnut maTbIe-top chambnr suites, con.
SlstiEE oi bureaus, French drosfers and dress
lhE clses, bHraaus, washstardj, Uedstga1s, 10.
las, chars looking glasses, alnut hatrtcks.
saving machines clOcks, carpets, hair, husk
ana straw mattresses, eSte nson tables, stoves
and mary other HitclEs not enumerated.
me goods will he on exhibition "Wednesday.
lhuysday and Friday. pro' to sale. sSa,c
positive. 2ISIt THUS. NJ. OHLE, Auct.
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at / o'clock, p NJ,

The Glowing des ,ribed property:
2'5: Mule Il Ee yeas p.d: i Mare, zoo.
wo kyr OF GClYeg; Il head Of { 5Ts, Jt.rlins
hrtF T~o-hurse l4rm w@g. u. MHrha
lea = 70 lth Pole ants hans, Aora rTAy
! > ~ 1urgy nrn; , 'et.. a. I"ai G,rTs ;
80 ~ Flow GEAR, = rIvw., = Iia'rsT,, :H,
Horcg Cart, iron ale tree: i.pt VI Chtokt IS
Gs7> 3, Turkey and tiuntay.
90 nifIoEs.--i,li sul : uEjer $50 cas- i
0yvr hat na OGnt'n c mt OF &u0aths wa h
z }eu hy he pure ser gIyng - r#nh -
moo w'ih Opp-, wed euaUr-cf vi y nG rvs
atGeI. thrco =. r cent of to- .a.D.
SANEEH y fN%.
T fbTAS ERAckl>, Aur.t,u.u".
febl2-wts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
ESDAY, MARCH 2, 1850,
INILliLLN EAI.r
BUBLlC SALE.
WEI he sol ! 70 the hishs t bidder. on

PUHhio SALE.
WEI he sol 70 the hishs t bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1850
at2 o'clock, o. m.
at the auction roOn' OF Tbos. NJ. Cgln, NO.
5Oo market street, Wilmington, Del. that de.
sIrah'e country seat aud productive farm
UCDSIDE,
containing 40 acres Of laud, in thrisi!sna
Hundred, New Casvie County, Delaware. On
theNil FrandYwIne Springs road, d mile
foIn Lancaster pike, ~ miles west- Of VII.
mIbEtDnl " Minutes walk to L4nCaUler pike
station, ". * n. Il. X. Largo mansion. "a
ma r1.n;al grounds, gardens orchuds, E!I
offensive out ui!jings, ram, windmill, ~.
.hantf, two living sJrcnlng--ri,htto 10 erect dan
%. hijl o1 uanulac.Ory-- valuable timber.
tenant hsHEas, no a. ue, no Ilysguitog, puY-
@dt welt waLer Improvements cost $&O,tlg.
TermS eHsy--Sl2 CO can reAain Or bond aud
mortgage. Address
JOSH 4 A +. uEhLD,
Real Estate Broker
orI II. NO. FEUKER,"JR., ESQ
TO, ".G ebd wilmington NrL
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y II. RGgINSoN q co.
BANKERS & BROKERS
". r. Cor. Fourth nnI MSrUst.
WILMINGTON, ,DEAlA ~ q RE

u S. FOURS FOR SALE.
S'hVNR KOUGHT AND OH
FOR sALE.--3 shs. 1St National Bank Stock
AhiiACei Cnia, NeR stg sad ,atOA 1l.a,'
tlH3t ana SOLD on corDiaission. Efelgi4.E
los ait6rtsi f1r peIpous 10 sell ar in2s,. =,
'L"csf Or t8nIs. f.hcn',,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
100 W, FRONT STREET.
uOUsE AND SIGN pAINTING
(t,orrected d,ilv In, A - w..

Rn For largo loah oil klnd,inp
pAssgO WOO. Orders can be lsjt al
E dfay Y, Bros, So Mnd aaa King street.: In
cop Moole, ,at City nop1t, aud join ). Millor
Union Strest % ana ID Chan n IaS r%t,y corner Of
~H" ]. MoklENGy
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Z BuBLlC SALE.

L.
VIII 5e sold o. Plb'la $4!a, vt the ros'.
den e Of Lre subscriber, n ."liI q eeK ta.l-
DIE l. or Q ROAD ,etp! ,g f'siu On ent.aa. .
Mafsh4iLt)n, Oh
MONDAY, FEHRU l%Y ., 1861,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

DR POSaLS FOR the MANURE
l. from Jao stables of tbs 18th anu 9TH sts,
=. X. W. %. at Broad and Carpenter sta.
nd at 10Th and Cumberland SITS 2Ja horses
at each, viii be re'eived unil March ], for 6
months, or nne year from said date, or Will he
divided to suit purchaser Address PEESI-
DENT of Co., 18th and Cumberland streets,
Philadelphia. 2lSI.wlt
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FlUBLlC SALE.

4
The euhsc-' er having soil his farm, ucar
the hillside Mill, on the r.aF I'l. ina irer
CenrrviIe TO hCwpJ :, 10 I1r,s i1nl lt.,-
dreI wlN sell his sock and farming tai, L
nentS ~ utl'c Siie on
TUESDAY. February I'm, 1880.
+ o'ri5ck p. NJ as I,ns:
Ono VI e wtrg rDpl- Colt j.Erno f---%;.T
MIGl oW,: Oue HeGrr, Wa riLe $3@ty
,pw3 VT Ii Pis iInrtOtn, @il WaTp .i,'rs.
NorrOws. 'H.uVItIrs, har sSs Of ell Gt'ls.
Forks ,,HS".. ~hay.it, GninjS'cn", nay IA,
tn To-. "utttyss ty tie Dushsl, Caliu,.
i'aat, ~r1,as ard Ncl.hts ,uhs. BIT'g
SC NIoS.NG n"reJ rI wheat in the z mud.
Yri . variety Ct other aII'"i.s.
rEI!NS All sums ol ~ AMI unfcr cash. all
0vertrat amount u nr az cf 3munths viii be
gwen BY the pmcrys"r l.yi.G baunab e
note ~f'h IN alp oycd o.u..r
2lG-tsh .r WY lt% TrI1N.
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W o o D 81 y L,
FJELl4lC SALE
EJTLLlC SALE
J. or
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND .opRlNtIER$.

The subscriber Will sell at Public sale. 4,
the Ch,dds' lord Hotel. Delaware Couury
fA.. "n
UNUHSUAY, rhHli"ARy % 1850.
| 9'uFty I.r.lsvg COuGty t,Qhs rnl 49,. ,.s
some iul stock. Il ereIij oi ~ dtya ~
| viii bt given. no posIp1nsmGDt on a.a,l''II
| .! weather. Soic 10 cOal,oance aJ 90 o'c.ick
N. R.-A lot OF Notk SiaIG Ewes and Bul,
will b. t"ATCd ut Prigate sale on March 5
Hil.th&w AMOS W. HOUSE
l., W.%GuhHm & Son, Aucti0raprs
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BHOK

TNLIAOTr, JOHNSON n co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
W lmington, Delaware.
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BOAR Il,
,SNiE WILMINGTON MODEL INST1.

4 w " ILIItNJ Wy NIODEII INSVI-
4 VUVF.
rhe new school Is .ow open FOE the enroll.
ment OF pupils, q3 W'l regular sczcoi exCr-
cisCs Eom Il. ii to Q " ',.
YE" Lt:
PhhNry scholars, - ! , Lg' torn OF l3 weeks.
Grammar " $50 /"
High ChOOl Is 81
tail and see Us a,2lO Mar1et st., md floor
2-lO.ti .. +. ADAMS, Principal,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

Will be sold at IN lie sale, on the iarm oc
cupled by .IoAu New ove, dec ased adjoining
he tnwp " Ney GHtta, Ust the gvad leading
tD Hare's Corner, on
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE

W lmington, Delaware.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13
THE uTES.

The negotiations with the Utes were con-
cluded in Washington. Saturday. The
formal agreement provides that the Indians
are to procure the arrest Of those of their
nation implicated in the murder Of Agent
Meeker and his employees. The Southern
Utes agree to settle upon unoccupied lands
on the La Plata river in Colorado and New
Mexico; the Uncompahgres 60 to Grand
river, near the mouth Of the Gunnison, Col
orado; the White river Utes will take up
the lands on the Unitah reservation, and
the Utah Indians are TO select their own
allotments of lands iD these localities. The
agreement between Secretary Schurz and
the Utes was sent to congress for approval.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

During the past season over 10000 head
of California sheep were driven into Colora-
do. The average price obtained per head
was: Ewes So, wethers $3.50 and lambs 50.
The one objection to the California sheep is
that they arrive late and frequently have
the "scab." They come so late that the
cold weather causes them to lose a great
deal Of wool before the spring. They are
much heavier shesring than the average
Colorado sheep, but the wool does not COM
mand as high price as the best Colorado
wool.
Wool that sold for % cents on the mar
ket last spring is now worth IS cents in Bos-
ton, with steady demand.
There were two million head of sheep
sheared in the state during 1879. The aver
age weight Of the fleece was three and one
half pounds and the average price twenty
cents per pound, representing 81, 400. 600.
The number of lambs raised amou nted to
SOL. 900, and the average price after shear
ing, was 50 per bead. The percentage OF
lambs during the season was unusually small
on account of the extreme cold.-Denver
News.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13
RELIGIOUS.

Presby terian.- every alternate
Sabbath at IL 4. m. ana $50 p. m. in the Union
Church. o. w. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal .-Servicese every all
ternate Sabbath, IN the Union Church, at IL u.
m. and 100 p. m. Class meeting at the close of
the morning service.
W. FERGUSON, Pastor.
Catholic Monthly services in the Union
Church, OF which due notice will be given
through the city papers.
FERDINAND WOLF, o. s. d.
UniOn Sunday School, Sunday. at 10 q.
m, in the church. Bible Class taught by one
of the Pastors. j. L. HENDERSON, 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.cordally
welcomed. Come and see.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

CATTLE Of prime quality, well bred and
fully finished, are now in request, says the
Slockman, for foreign markets, and at
prices with those Of last fall, 80 very unsa:is-
factory. Really excellent lots will bring
from FIVE to Eve and one half cents per pound
even now before the trade of the season has
fairly begun. English reports tell us that the
cattle there are doing badly; in some places
they are falling of in condition, in conse-
quence of the scarcity Of food with which the
farmer there is accustomed to fatten his
stock. How generally this may be the case
we have at present nc means OF knowing,
but that there is considerable need of good
food for stock we must believe. This will
inevitably result in stronger demand fol-
American cattle and should make higher
prices here.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

In the northwest corner Of Marysville
township, this county, there is an orchard
which contains 1900 apple trees all Eve
years old. II covers a quarter section Of
land and is owned by L. B. Wheat, Of
Leavenworth. He has two houses built and
two wells dug for the tenants Who take care
Of the orchard and cultivate the land and
the lessee is to have the use Of the place,
together with one-half Of all the profits de-
rived from it, till the yield Of apples aver.
ing fifteen bushels to the tree. The land
is in beautiful location and the condition
Of the trees very promising.-Psola Spirit
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13
WEALTH IN CATTLE.

WEALTH IN CAllLE.
Fresh beef to- the value Of So. S13,77o was
exported from New York. during the nine
months of 1879, which is q remarkable II
not an unprecedented figure. Along through
the summer months the trade dropped con-
siderably; and in some quarters this was
thought to be an advantage to the country.
The cattle export during the same time was
S2,765l27. From February to May, the
traffic was comparatively small; but in May
it was sl43,6 and in June S375,930. In
July and August, it almost doubled.
The question whether it is better to send
meat or stock abroad, cannot be important
in comparison to the one whether the farm
er should ship or feed his grain. Whether
from design or not, stock-raislng is getting
to held larger place in the farmers
thoughts. Take the matter of beef, fresh or
saited. In 1878 we sent abroad So, Al, 4Sl
worth; in 1876, S3,ls6, 504 worth; and in
1879, s7,2l0,45S, the iscal years in each
case ending June 80. The increase since
1872, it will be seen, is 81, 034, l54, or 1866
per cent. 1t is fair to suppose that this in.
crease of export, together with the great
increase in livestock export, indicates ar
increased production, though relatively with
the greater wheat export, 81. 6 per cent sincs
1873. 1t is evident, therefore, that the full
profit In stock is not fully understood
While our cattle and meats bring US, say
$4,000, 600 annually, our wheat sent abroad
brings US about $3.50, 100000.
Without entering into any scientific anal
ysis of the case, it is the history of agricult
ure that the farmer cannot afford to sell hi
grain, provided he has facilities for raising
stock. Cattle are the great protectors of ths
coil. A large proportion of bushel o
wheat or corn should Re returned to fertilizt
the soil that grows it. The meat itself il
comparatively valueless as a fertilizer; bu
when the cattle are raised and killed on ,
farm, the maximum amount of coil nutri
ment is retained. The best corn-bags ar,
made out of pig-skins; and there is fa
worse place TO pack grain than in an OK
This doctrine lies at the bottom of England!
former agricultural wealth. English sol
has been enriched with American and othel
foreign grains. 1t is not surprising, there
fore, that some Of the foreign journals rejoic
ed at the falling off of the meat import
from the United States, last summer. They
prefer our grain to our cattle; for the grair
lie both food for man and land.
There is danger that the ruling prices io
grain will blind our growers to the grea
importance of protecting the soil. Men ar
always oplimists in easy times. The peri
this year is great. The acreage Of whea
will be increased many thousands Of acre
in the spring; but as much cannot be sale
of the foreign demand. Fair weather abroad
would materially reduce il; and this would
greatly depress the prices here. Therefore
it is a temporary peril, as well as perman
ent loss, to run to grain-srowing to the ex
clusion of all other crops, and at the e1
pense of the stock interests.-Ex.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

PROF. SHELTON, Of the Kansas Agricul-
tural College, favors September calves, be-
cause. dropped in that month, they escape
the trying heats Of summer, can be pushed
during the winter with grain, and in spring
are ready for grass as soon as it appear.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

The oil we'll in South Pueblo has reached
a depth of thirteen hundred and eighty feet.
The rumor sfloat on the streets yesterday
that oil had been found is mistake though
the indications are very avorable.-Chief-
tain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-13

POST OFFICE HOURS:
From A. NJ. to Q. p. NJ. Money Orders
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