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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

Nail, South ward, connects at Charlottesville
With Ches. & Ohio K. f.. East snd West. a.
Lynch6ufs, connec.s With Atlantic, AZ ss s.
Unio L. H., through South vest Virgnia to
and TeIss--ala a. Dsnville with Richmond &
DanVjI.e H. T., to South Gnd Southwest.
MIprass Southwark connects at hsrlottas.
villo all points OF Ohes. s. Chic K. T., and
at Dan4iilc for ali points South. E.st and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave a..
e1sndris osily, except Sunday, 500 g. m. ard
l2Qc H., and returning arrive 81 Alexsndr!s
90 q kud : IS p. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leeye Washington
10 b. n and Aio1sndria 52 a. M, daily,
except Sunday arrive st S,rasburs a, II rs p. M,
connec.i2s w;:a ,he Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. NJ, arriving 8.
aleaand.is r. L 30 D. n.
MiAkn TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlOH esv.s Alexandria daily except Sun.
cay, al Gu 6. IT,, arriving at Strssourg 81 6 Us
y. NJ epd returning leaves Strssburg .t Is
t.. ~, s,riv'rg 10 Alcx.ndrIs at AZ 3. m.
For hliadieburg, daily connection 1t Plains
3s.tion
Fcr Upperv;lle, sssulxr connection At Dela.
pla19,
For wAEaENTCa, leave Washington 3.
! ~ n. Il. daily.
ngton, to Gnd from: North snd West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
III "; NJ, running through without change,
On EIpreas trcL, leaving Washington at IL o.
p. ~ Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
With extra charge only $500, through to
Dhnr!:iu.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana Augusta ga, without change, on ~ w
p. N. tsaln,
Through tickets very Low to the South and
South west.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G.. A.
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9leezxaal11rta Q2aEette
MONDAY GVEEI&1. APRIL II.
Into Space.


BIZ ELLA WHEELER.
II the SAB olc world should lnp cog
Scma:hlnp; 10 ia dizzy sp'nclag.
Ani 30 { L tie track with sadde0 jog,
What al end would CONS 70 The sItoiDg,
Wnst c rest from s'rits ead the bur lens Of life
For The nil'cas IF Pc pie in it,
What say out O. c,re, .0d worry aud Wssr,
AL 10 q beautiful nlGuIe.
As 'r9uad the sun with carving sweep
l. hurrIes sod ruaa ana races.
Should 1t lose is oasLcs. AID 90 with leap
lo;o tho vast sea spaces.
Wnst bsst relief Is would Dc to ;:e grief
Aud The trouble Ed tCii sp0u! Us,
70 D. suddenig buried fsou the sj!.r void
AGd l3! II 10 en- without Us.
With not sigh or SD goodbye
For lived ooes left behind Us.
We would 60 with huge sad u ghty pluT 2.
Where ueVsr q grave should fac Us.
What wild dad thrill oar veins would fill
AZ tne great oarth, lk5 ies;her,
Should fl "a. ;tro' tie ar to Coo kaoIs where,
A0u odIry Us all together.
M dark. damp tonb aud 20 mouroars g!ocu,
n IL ioaag bell 10 ;hc steepIe,
Blu 10 Cuo swift CT an p@lniess death
For m.iiiOp bill l)p paopie.
What gtea'er bliss could wish than this
To sweep with a birG irco notion
Tbro' iessu $ ct sp.c, TO = res!irg place,
ln Vssi aad vspnry ocesu-
70 PASS EVA! f:om tbs lie Tor aYe
With UlV a fear tie suuGcrrd
And a world o.: f . fox Ouc iuscra pjr,,
While ,he stalls looked On al d @pJdered ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

Il q I
-
PSTH.EsU FEHRy Co.'S. STsss.EERs
Fol. La y DlkGS
OE TIE tQTChAC EIVEK
On snd after sunday, July ieln,
Vii! laaVe as tolioNe:
Steamer 7 '. akKO &SaiTa leaves Poto.
msc Ferry Goa. wharf, foot of kios Street
EFER? SUNDAY, ~ EoDAY snG T.. ukS
DAY, at 80 M, for Leossydto1n and 81!
Intermediate landings.
Steamer siYnIlU leaves EVERY mon.
DAY, WEUS &SDAy sud FRIDAY, at : 81
a, NJ. :or Nomini and intermediate landings,
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS. Msnsger,
Potomac Ferry Company
j. 3 fADG Ell, agent iJl7
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Shooting cns,rs down the Back.
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTEE.


The ALEXANDRIA GAZGTTA, begun il
1883, is The oldes. newspaper III The State, and
the only daily published in Northern Virginia.
It ass survived, with few exceptions, all The
public presses in America which saw with it the
dawn Of the Nineteenth century. II li7cs, toe,
not in decay, but full OF life and vigor,
giving all the news, telling the truth Ti!hout
fear, favor or affection, trsnching on The privacy
Of no msrs home, but full TO the bricl with ell
public information, and giving daiy honest
judgments of public msn and public measures.
1t furnishes the news kilograms Of the New
York Associated Press ana of Reutets European
agency, being, with but three exceptions. the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected .ith the great fountains Of The
worlds news.
With the coming year g.: the long tried and
D
paper will be continued, with sucn additional
facilities rs pas. experience justifgs the proprie-
tor in believing will add to the Capacity Of the
Gazette to serve lis readers. 1t expects TO rem
der faithful service to the city, the state and the
country By cg1did criticism OF men and events
in the in;etest of The people OF the Common
wealth Of Virgins.
To moe! ali tins demands upon it, the Gazette
will be made WASHINGTON and RICH.
MOED NEWSPAPER, as woll as an ALEX-
ANDkia JOURN AL The Kichmoud and
Washington news OF pas! yesrs hss left little 10
Improve, bat yoG greater effort will be made 10
insure absolute perfection In these departments
The city Of Alexandria Will fud ~ usual 1t.
daily history in each evenings Issue, sid The
Intelligence ofthat section of The Commonwealth
which nature mas bound to Aiexsndris by IL
curvature Of its mountains or the courses Of its
rivers we'll SIS mat portion linked 10 US by the
iron osnds OF railways, will b. a.siduously
chronicled
The Business SID Commercial columns OF the
Gazette will bs t!Iei With lho earliest and most
exac: commercial nows, edited with suGh pains
taking care as Will render al error, where even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Cattle Markets of al the leading points OF
the world whose rates Affect this market will be
quoted, and regular statements o. the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Wasa!Egtog Lnd Alexandria sales
or Cattle vii! appear
The Flour, GrEIn and Produce ments
will be noted daily, and the sales OF the Alexan.
d-is End EolS hoorilg markets given With accu.
rscy and dispstch The Grocery aid other msr.
ksts will receive Constant attention. and the
money sLock msrkats OF the country epito.
mizsd for lis columns full details bang given
to all stocSa, Sc, which fad Investors in this
section OF tho country.
The advertising columns Ct the Gezstte cf.r
inducements which experience has shown to a.
lord greater rstufns Tor small Investment thar
sny other which Can DC made
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Alexsndria Daily GazetIs...-".Sb per slnEm
Alexsndris Tri- Weekly Gazette.
Always cash in sdvance.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
DBUGs, CEEEHECALe. ssa.

Perry. Houston County Ga Jan 28, 1880
In 1879 there we're two usgrcs Confined in jai
bs5ly afflicted with SJphiiis. IN mv cfEiciri c..
psc;!y employed G. T Swifi, to care them W..
der contract, no cure no pay' lie nun:!ris
tered bis ''S3ypbiiIc Specific" end in tem
weeks felt bound to Jay hin cut of the cnu ~
Treasury, as he had effected complete and rGGi
cal cure. 4. 5 GILES Ora HoDst n 60 Ga
Clsttsccogs Tenn F.b II 1879
The s. S. : il g'ving good Satisfaction en-"
gentlemen who h.t bsen confined 10 his bed sir
,oceks with Sphiiiic khfumaiism has been cured
elNrs.y, and speaks il tae highest praise of i.
CHILEs & RNRkY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPAA
Proprielors. Aiianta, ia
Sold By s, i.EaD3EkTyR s BRO.
C>l for . copy Of Young Men'e Friend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
MJAsHINGT0N 6 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


Geginnina Nov. 20, 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will lesve Washington
<: ~ a. II. sn6 Alexandria st 925 .. m.
daily, ezcep. sunday; pass Leeshurs, going
Westward, n II 81 4. q and srrivs II Round
1'ii a. II l5pu;. esvsRound Hill at II 80 o. m /;
psse Eeesbury, gong eastward / 10 p. M a1d
strive ct Ale1endsIa st lG p NJ, and g,
Washington AZ 80 .. II.
The ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 81 i 70 y. N. and Alexandra st
. &c ?. &c. daily, except Sunday, and arrive st
heeseurE at 8 ~ 2. On. Leave Leesburg at 6 CO
u: II and arrive ~ Aexandr Al s Is m, and
Washington 81 30 =. 10.
S$ Passengers from Washington will tske
;a8 Washington and Ohio cars So toe Baltimore
q so.oInac Railroad station At 20 4. m ana 4. 70
.. g., ard &C through without change CT cals.
me S.23 =. n. train from alexandra end 80
I 70 H1sin from Round Eli connect at Bound
my WITH NcCYy s. Wi2sinton's Daily Line of
Cebches Tor Snicaersvi!ie, berr3ville and Win.
Chester a!so 2snmsr 's Line oil Coaches, which
,H"Vs AooS5lrg daily for Aide and Middle.
5otn trains, westward, make close connections
~ sIenns, With Sieson's Line of Stsgea for Fair,
8: Court House
tickets, 2} cts per mile
a@1stoSeta, SEQ.
Z Il. HAVENER,
oct'4N Genera Ticket Agent.
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EssPIH or TIES EsEE

GsSPF or TGSE E.s EE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 G. clock p.n.; returning, leave
Ncitolk on alternate days At 400 .. M.
ah!d slaurch iron steamer hes just boon paint.
ed throughout, stssaroons newly furnished sEd
csrpetad, and ia the hsndsoioest as we'll as the
sstest boat on the Potion &C river and Chesapeake
bay, sui Is tbs only steamer making close con.
hection WIFI the New i0rk and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richm stesD1e,s aTc;
re!iFoed lines .oUth. Stops At pINEY pUINi
5no POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. frs: class. 81 so; second class 81 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

Inland L Seaboard Coastiug CO.
SteatEars of this line will run ss follows:
sGhs NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners 1ins
fJI Boston steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

The stesmsfs Of this cempany make conrsc-
lions at Norfolk for Boston and sll points las,
st Few York with sll pc:nts Yves. and North.
west, and 81 Alexandra with Virginia Midland
EaIiroad and Washington snd Ohio Railroad
Through rates given Gnd freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A REED, Axont,
jtnEey's wharf
j. W. THOMPSON President,
l4l6 street,
ser 27-t!------- Washington, i, G.
.y:aesSsss CLYOG'S STEAM LINES WEAR
SotssstS LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL, RIVER. pRDy1
DEGCR AND BOSTON
StosTnerv leave Alexandria EYkgY T!1sa
PAY and leave Philadelphia EVKkY SAT.
UEDAE. - -
This line connects at Ale1sndris With :haf,
g.. & b.. and W s 0. T. Rs, sna Of pb;asoi
2Als with C!yde's regulsr Steamships for F.Il
Hlyer. providence and Boston
f-eiGh! Forwarded with pronp:aess and CAV.
treo Of commissions. YEA
NO charge 70. transfer IL Fhiia6o)ohis And
wharfage IL Boston. Quick time. rranuant
departures, Through rstea end Though Sill,
oi i"oih3 ElTsn' insurance ct the lowest rate.
agents:
+. 2. REED, alexandria.
vi CLYDE Is CO., Phi,s6elnhi.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. u Georg.p
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FGE NEW YSkGn.

FGss NEW YStEa.
sTES'.GEiSS e. e. XVI s. HTs39SEP JGgJa
GESSGsY
EVERY FRIDAY, 1T y H.; and returning,
leave Sew York, from pier ii, East river, EV.
ERI SATURDAY, st 4 OF clock 2. ID.
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RAAlBUADB.
1881 GREAT 1881

1881 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THR NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
sGEEI: Rails, SPLENDID sOENssy
April All, 1881.
Grains lexve Washington from depot OF BAL.
T1MQRB & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and s st, se.a, as follows:
soI philadelphia, NeN' Yorh and the East. sud
10 30 a. II. dsiiy, except sunday. sad 2OJ md
1000 .. ~ daily with Palace Cars. LIN.
tied RSo7ess CT Pullrnan Psrlor Csrs 9.3Ga
VI dsiir except Sunday For Philade;s!'-
aid IN 20 3. IN. daily. except Sunday, snd
90 . 4l sud 10 U. u. ds,y.
Sof Pi;lspura aDa the u "a. 900 3, m, with
farlur Ger 10 SIt,rburg ard Sleeping car 10
Plt:scurs and UG:caso; 1850 a. M. daily
93l D. d. - y, WITH rslace Car 20 Chicago.
SOL .ndatgu4 sDd tho North, $50 q. N,
EXCEPT HuIxtay and 81 9. n. daily, EXCEPT
SATURDAY. Wills Pslace Car :, Csnsndagua.
Scr :7s.Sins, 1880 =, z, daily except SUI.
Fnr Baltimore, & a., 800, $50 sad 1880 a. NJ;
2Ol, 4 70, 40 SIC $50 and 1000 =. n.
Ur Snn'itg, s.uJ and lC 81 an; 2.L0, 40, O. 50
SET l0.C0 D IL.
FOR ropeo CreeA Line, t Al :. N. and 40 D. n,
Iaiiy, 05c@pL sunday.
for Annapolis, ~ q. II. and III p. NJ. dsllY
exca2t cuaGay.
LOCAL TRAINS.
COR EteSaGG:r,a M, ! 81, $50 and II 80 a.
a., Ant -. S, E 20, 2 sad II 30 p. NJ. ouu.
dsr ct? 80 8 -, and 4 80 s. M. and D. M
rTaiis !e-0,, a;exandr;a Ter " esr,ns.oa, oCC
s.QS, rad q +. "a, aud y 50. 3, s, I, 9l0
y. Il. r. ! - night.
~ 4ulda? I'll SIS. SIC 10 g.. n. and 60 ard
. III o Ii.
ghACUGa rRATE FOR TIE SOUTH, vi.
Ca&E!tico and kiahmond. will lesve Aleysn
diiH st 7.53 aao II 81 :. II. dailS and s % D.
b.. g.! cIc:ps sunday.
! fats I;aj, igsv!nG at IL 81 T. To-. makes but one
stop. VIZ: u. Qaauslco, between Alexandra
! sad ElchIaund
| t:vsGLn Gau information can be procured a
| p:inoipal rsii.oad ..ssioue and .ickot Office
! Southeast: L. z. FARMER,
| GeaN Passenger Asen.
| EEsNK IhORSUN
| EcnSre! H:nscsr ar4
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18
THEPRESIDEN7.

The lAisss nsvs fros. WsshiDg:oa b Of Q
d;scoursgine chazscsss. Cns Kansss City
Journal says:
The President sill live, bat has been
lingering on the verge Of death for the lac
forty eight houn. The new - 70 h,s real
condition u sonsvhst conAictins. but all
agree that il 10 moss critical. The physi.
clans still exprss, hspe, bot cabinet ofacen
and others are evidently dsspoudsos. Weak
ened BY his loss prosssssios, be hes not the
strength to ssaod thee relapsss. Only .
wonderful strong will power hes kept him up
50 long. The anxiety Of the public ID most
intense everywhere, anil gloon hangs
over the country like pail. II IL certain
that change for better must spsdily take
place, or Ill hops Of his recovery must be
given up.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

A petition vas circulated Monday asking
the pcstof6cs department for mail bag on
trains Nos. 8 and 1. Other points no Lang
e. than Nicksfson receive mail on thsss
trains and ve - no reason why this place
should not be included in the list. An i'd
ditional mail . day each way would Be .
convenisncs to our business men and ss
hope The depastment will consides the psi.
ton favossbly.-Agosy.
II ~ vsss sure We would hear of,enes
IRON our dsliaquens sbsrrlbefs vs shoald
like this mail ssrvics sxtscded 70 Dodgs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Col. Jno. Slr4ugbn, Superintendent Of The
Dodge City Mining Company, has returned
from Topeka, where he bad asssyed. oss Of
the following mine: Beverley Is on. Degss
10 o., Romeo Is CT to the ton. The Colooel
will return shortly and develop thee claims
more fully. He says he has stsuck sonsthins
big. We trust he will mest With IL sucoss
d euthu.iMm indicstes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The Je more Kepsolicsa gives it, theory
on curing sugar cane Tor fodder: II poible
cut with dropper and leave in punches for
several days. Then shock the same - corn,
and leave in the 6eld until wanted for use.
But if it is Necessary to take it from the land
Il should be stood on big-eod, in rieks MOI
more than six feet wide.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The drouth has become % serious in ILL
nois that is IL probable 90 appeal vill b
made to the Governor next winter for help
for the thoussnd. Of farmers Who will be
rendered almost destitute By the calamity.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Rev. S. Buzz.il had crowded church
Sabbath evening. He will preach 1t the
Union church next Sabbath ct IL .. N.
Subject, 1.-THE Responsible Position Of the
Christian Minister" Also at 8 p. m; sub
ject. Neutrality Impossible" Mr.. Buzssll
l. becoming we'll liked by church goefa.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Col. Tom Jones has returned Nom his
visit down ,hesrosd His son Edgar ~ not
yet recovered from the effects Of narrow
e-csps from drowning some two weeks ago.
The Colonel hooks much refreshed from his
trip, and his ri. nls Welcome hin hack.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The warehouse on the south ride Of ths
railroad rack. being bull, for York Parker.
Draper MeIcsnile Company, is nearly Com.
ple;ed. This firm is doing large connie
sion business
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

An exchange ssys: The days Of summer
are waning fast and the voice Of the polisi-
cisn iDquiring about the health Of your wife
and children will coon supercede the song Of
the moequito and the interest in the water
melon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

A Great Bend man called . neighboF .
'lantefB-lawej cocsroscn A suit of slaa-
der resulted, and ,kejury returned . followe:
"Ns, guilty on lsn'ern-jswed, but away of
On cockroseh, snd ind damages in tbs sum
Of 8 cents"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The Ford county Republican central csm-
mi,tee meets this Saturday at II q. NJ. The
political leaven is working. and somebody's
cake will remain dough.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

He thought re could set type, and this Il
his fret attempt: TSS wEAT-er is warm
amp dIy-crods are about done Gro sog
h IL under further instructions.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Wbestland township has but one voting
precinct, by order Of the Board Of Commits
sion Is. School house District No. 6, has
been designated the voting place.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Pat Foley, Of Frakfort, Ind, makes IL
quiry Of his brother Michael Foley, whs i
in the employ OF a cattle drover. Mile viii
oblige an snxious brother BY making hin
whereabouts known.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18
.SPEAREVILLE ITEMS.

% EAAEbA LILLE - 6-uo-
DIR. Wellwood's brother of Browns
Grove. is visiting him.
Gilbert BrotheD. Of Pueblo, have Ar
rived and made sale Of one lot Of sheep.
y. P. Hulett. of Pueblo. formerly en-
gagged in sheep raising. is here.
B. N. Whitman and ID. w. Childs. Of
Colorado, are hero looking after their
sheep.
Our night operator. Ls1is Rend. is abb
sent. visiting friends at Valley Falls.
Kan.
y. n. Rittenhouse sold his fine herd
of wethsrs. consisting Of 900 head to
Mr.. Lafferty.
Us. Powell and J. K. Mitchell. of Brad>
ford. Pa. arc stopping here and expect
to engage in the sheep business. They
have the appearance Of thorough busi>
ness men and an effort on their part We
believe will insure them success.
"A little three year old girl of Mrs.
Charles Kunenkam was kicked by horse
on last Tuesday. frscturing the skull in
the locality of the coronal suture. caus.
ing the brain to ooze out. Drs. Wildwood
and Griffith examined the fracture and
pronounced il fatal.
No aspirsnts for Office this fall are
known to exist in our town. l am conf
dent our citizens will be satisfied if there
is only capable. honest, and courteous gem
tlemen elected to I'LL tho different Offices.
and II such material cannot be found We
are surely in an unfortunate predicament.
Boys are bows. and no ole knows it
better than l. having been q bow. We
have o small town that contains manv
small boys. who. without willfulness and
malieiousnsss. do things they should not
do. A little chastisement on the part OF
their parents now and then would direct
their footsteps in better direction. and
cause them to grow up better men. and
no doubt be thankful for the paternal
training that kept them out Of the paths
Of vice and sin.
On last Sunday morning two juvenile
herders in charge of Incl Brother5 cat
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Somebody might make the nucleus Of
small fortune by gathering up the tin cana
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Hon. Y. NJ. Wright returned Sunday LAST
from Missouri, where he purchased lot OF
6ne bulls.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The tax levy this year in Ford county, il
80 mills on the dollar. This is exclusive Of
che school tax levy, which ia reduced sew
ersl mills in Dodge township.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Mr.. A. S. Mercer OF the Henrietta Shield
Last week issued at Mobeetie the 6rst numbes
Of his new weekly paper. the Pan Handle
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Cattle shipments are progressing lively
About 100 cars have been shipped during
the past week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

NJ. W. Sutton was down at Kansss City
this week attending U. S. District Court.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

N. Logan brought to our Office a corn
stalk in the tassel, nine feet long. ks.sss
corn is generally diminutive.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Fresh oysters are ser 'ed day and night q
Mrs. A. ]. Peacock's restaurant, south side
of the railroad.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

The land department of the A., T. 4 8,
F. r. r i now 10 correspondence sish par
ties in France, endeavoring to induce them
TO settle bersabous and engage in the sill
business near Newton.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18

Charges by Adams E1prers from St. Louis
have been reduced to 81 per hundred lbs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-18
Pleasant day-after the RAIN. Don't ii?
Ice cream sociable sacces. Good attend.
snce. Ice cream plates small. Receipts
large. Pleasant time.

Fine rain last nishs-all around us. The
weather cool this morning. Wind from the
northeast. Dew this morning. Rain in
prospect. Would be wholesome. You bet.