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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

"A CITY OF SAL00Ns.-Licenses for 5000
saloons In the city of Chicago have already
pceh taken out for the current year. There
nave peen 900 or 600 more licenses granted
!nan III this time last year. When all the
licenses ore out ii Is estimated tbe number
Of saloons In the city will be 4,cOD. The
diti0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
SIMMER RESORTS.

NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, NA.
Parties wishing 20 spend the month 80 -'.', 10
her IT this
PLEASANT RESORT
can make special terms ~ addro. sing
HENRY MA~~lE. Proprietor.
au20-lm Aftl J. ..'. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rT TWENTY DAYS MORE LEFT
IN WHICH TO SECURE SOME
OF THE
GREAT CLOsING-OUT BARGAINS
SUMMER GOODS
THALHiMER BROTHERS,
Sol BROAD STREET.
We have still an elegant line q
LAWNS at 5, 6, and toe. yard;
VICTORIA and INDIA Lawns at 5,la,iz.
and 16c.;
BEST CALICOEs at ), 6, and and &C.,;
NEW GINGHAsis at &, 10, and I2c.. u.i.;. .r.
lower than we have yc, sold ihcm.
our entire stock Of PARAsOLs, UllM .Lt>.
MATTINGs, OIL-CLOTlis, LINEN DJ>T.
Frs, at one half lhclr yalu2 10 clo,c r,m re-.
for the season.
We have also opened and marked yory .r .c-
entire line Of DARK DEE-o GOODS:
SINGLE and DOUBLE-FoLD FLANNfr- $50
Dresses and Sacquc.:
RED, WHITE. GRAY. ana BL-E FLANNlI-.
left from last season. which wHi hc -o.late
than value.
Remember. from nov an - ~cptea,.. -....
will Dc sold rcgsriic-s at
TUALUNrR BROTI r-.
5ol Broad. conner fli1l .iro.f.
an I3-su.Tu&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

II would seem that several Of her rail-
roads lnotably the Richmond and DanyiIle)
are Richmond's worst enemics--certainly
in the matter Of furnishing mail facilities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

RI,HsIoND. August 'G. l---.
THE FIRM OF KNOWLES. CABElLE
L CO.. heretofore conduct'n- tIe g,r'ri N 81
BUSINESS at 92l east Main treci, Ua t..
day Dissolved by mutual c"n.'nt. aai
,tocl, on Land tran terrcdto KNOW i-N l'".f,
who VIII conduct the saline hu-ia'. Dbl, Oh.
stand.
DE-. Il. e.. CABFLL. JR.. g. alone authorize. %.
receive and pay all bills duy POO rll y'. .H.
KNOWLES. CABELL ~ 60.
i. D. hNONIT~. f...
ROC ttEfI.I.J..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

Received from the publishers the Edin-
brgh Rerie,c for July and BldcklroodS
.MGqQzine for August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
FANCY GOODS.
- T l. Y EMS
SAYS HE WILL CLOSE OUT HIS STOCK OF
FANS AND PARASOLS.
SEE HOW HE PROPOSES TO Do.

BROCADE WOE>TED PAGASOI.S, Incl al
colors. reduced from 81 - soc;
JAPANESE PARA>OL>, former price 20. 70.
and 3jc. now selling at Ice;
JAPANESE PAHA>OL>, former price be. now
&C.;
JAPANESE FANS, former price 20, % 35c..
selling now a; lOc.;
HAND ONE FEATHER FANS Cardinal and
Blue were cheap AZ SOC. now selling at 25c;
VERY LARGE CRETONNE FANS, rspil seller
at ~. now 20 for Soc:
CHOICE STl LES BLACK SATIN FANS. hand
painted. a bargain at ~. now sell ar Doc:
ELEGANT FEATHER tbotn sidc,) / \ = D..
carved ivory stick, all coloT-, suitable for con-
cert and theatre use al winter, were Il great
bargain ut 4. will De- -ald Il Coo
These bargains are not approached IN these goods
ay amy other house I'm the city.
They are sod only hy
STEVENS. 800 Broad street.
Catalogue malcdircc to any adGross. au29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

We return thanks to Hon. Il. 2. FOwLEI
for congressional documents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

say. Amen Joygo with a,h him. Mantle ms s0 ie1I
not wait ti'i ~, JACKSON.
from bis ahouldeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
DsATsgS.
MEETINGS..

CHAMBER O1 CONNEECE.}
RICHMOND, VA. August -. l--1.
4 IL MERCHANTS. MANUFACTU-
IN RERS. AND OTHERS DESTROYS of particl-
pating In a TRADES PARADE during the NJ
ricGllurtl Fair next October. are invited to meet
in the rooms Of tie Chamber # Commerce on
WEDNESDAY 3Cth instant, at i i. VI.
u. J.. ILANkENsIlIp,P President.
f.. IT. FISHER. Secretary. au Z0-2t
4 TTENTION. JOURNEYMEN TAIL
"A ORS There Viii lie \ called meeting al New
Market Hall TUESDAY, August 10Th. at "a Z. VI.
Business of Importance to be transacted.
BY or Ter OF the President. JAMES DILLON.
an 20-lt< j. j. NUNDEN, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

4 permanent restoration Of exhausted
and wolnout functions follow the Use Ok
Browns Iron Blttcr~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

A NEW VOLUME OF THE
~ VIRGINIA REPORTS
Volume by JAMES NJ MATTHEW'S,
being Volume - of the series.
Price, SO. For sale by
BECkWlTI & PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29

w ANfED, CASH PURCHASERS.
w ANllikNtliF COAT. luusc >it.-...t.
market: LElilGI IL Mp coat. for f...r..
CROWN NIL >Pli\r. ihc pD,ri,,. .'
open CRATES; Ct MBERLA\D A\p\tM Ell .
STA AN AND SMITH coal. FORREST ~
WOOD, sawed and kMdlu- Price, SARA
Tor best Goals, and full weights.
=. 4. LktiiNN.'
aus seventeenth .tr,,ct N pftM-rl.t...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-29
Good Ncy;s from EIOyd,

MR.. MASSEY ADDRESSES THE PEOPLE At FLOYD
COURTHOUSE AND MAKES 4 FINE IMPRESS
sION-TuE OUTCOME OF REV. AMOS pICKEE-
SONS CIIARGES-A HEALTHY CHANGE II
POLITICAL SENTIMENT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-13

na6oem rte Samilte 9erssn iib ben
anrern GIi6tissn anseidIpHen bate.
Die Spnne mar sben In BOILER SdSus
Felt aufes9ansen un0 Ssrfinrets efusr
ib5nen, bsrrliben Gag. alS Die Ba8en
nit ben 8li6ttsen f6 8Sin5 Rauern
ndberten, BON bsnen fe balo in saflttem
SduBe umI9lc6sn purrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-13
q. o. Sataer.



/, Taserianre, ibelriehenber Gtberi, gerbdus
un~ssbei1perbeu unb Sppfpsb rperesu letht nur8
ScpfensSttterS %turirt."
,Stuttrt bic Scpisns gitterss Bidder, sebrdu4t
Bite Wlept3iu, feb peiie, seiuus unh Sladlta."
ySf eut has 2eseu tur Can, uno batt iPr aue
Sofnuns ~perIpreu, 70 psriu5t SopieusStttsrS."
,Ttsrens unb Sarnbei5peresn itnb aIsenltHe
llsbel, une eaS einStse ii5sre une tIserlaifse
Seilmittsl easssen III has SppfeusSttterS. -
Naa baae barauf !"
yOas Scpfsns Sttters eri66pft uno jertprt
nttt; Is fslt pisrer Der unS rsrianst."
,Tte6sr, StltpItht, Sdlafristsit une Gelbiudt
tper6eu leidt cur& SppfensSittsrS ~turtrt."
y@si6pure, Sttpp4sn, Scmmeriprrfen, raubs
Saut, ausi8lass uub uureines Slut turtrt eaS
SppisR Sttters."
,,Grihldfte Ttersn unb SdrrcrSdne Sebeu 81
ben ihltmmiten Rrantbeitel anlaB. 9as Sopfens
Sitters turirt fe aae."
ySas Sppfsns gittsrs psri5afft mebr @eiunbs
bett, Sonnsnifsin unb Sreuee, ais aue ancereu
ar5neteu Suianmeu senpmnsn."
Sa allen u ppt9etsu u babeu.
Cop 8itters @ig. Co., &o9efer, ". y.
q 1crpntp, Snt, uus spubru, Snslaub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-13
Vile aSot9efer bertaniea es.
Eri,. S,Sritn Go. Srrn.

erie, S'Sritn Co., Soma.
So pirs bisrmit bsiGsinist sas Or. GIasf
5cbrfpn's Snbian 8lcps Sprap mid ptfli1
Don fGutrsn rbsumatiihsn Stmertsu befreft
BAT. SD balts ss fir elm rsrtbsplss Witd y,
rscrmmanSirs eefsn 6ebraub alien, bic an ibn.
ii&su S@msrjen lsisen.
R n 5othrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01


asess hat \ "a ~ sius lsQo = !. fAsss
: - se-A NY q >rstarfze, - web g tAat e Ne
tS3iee et~eert11k t1esttes that offryeN axis1el
1889 - 3sss 4. ~ aas q tAsE sxaaas fssea
tssns dzsease ealisa S.e.T5s' ,skscS 49,
sallsEt-'es ny ga - - ct4er tan leprasN Iep-
ecss vas MT ksoSn n lay, sszc,,csls,s = SRlS
- - est1sa = fetePsys soslaezs f-oea the
sass n Sss-nasS eat - - ! y. lsls- n.,,,s.
seee eseaeilsAed - llals vsrl,l,, asa Nsest-Srnt
as soy hSs rassee - Fes,is and CnaFlen, asss
isssrsetsss csa-scs ~ So = -.,,...s -
Ne End - the rQtkN enss-, i.s,r,,., 49, s-,-.S
F'ss,y Ha1eh al ever Frarce s-.i (;sr-aasv. re
s..s s-eef,s = tes eesesS u e;rset BSts.is sre
ssSss e ne NeesA ksas teel pha I. ~ sssr
~ Set 1fen sAas &tse uani the e<sei.s, u n,
sAase1ta eeas1ry- tAe asease Wss s,rl.,s,ll l. ~.
49, ard sasre \ svilsnee eAso II rs sxssasnce =
- tAs eonaascs eozssus o. Al a.sh,rs -, ~.
n1ressyehel iAe sehiect thsrs vas Sr~af sscrvsS,
- ieprosN IA MeSeers Earcte Is The .i..,,. - -,
srcsa1''s tllst-ES,f AID 4 tAse seecss srst -
have ees,srfe very severe IL ENskasa Il : es-
pcvsssr seated tAet many Who lest Aezse Asai.kv
sssarrsd r-ena The kaSt s9ecsed wiiA lscroSS.
Ssie~ta Aizg II ssreSaisci. x a sstsAl.
satlnrte u VIC hes ecnt-srtssl thsS i,l r.
ease Between tie fstA srsl f5tA ees,-,.- ts-r,S,
'eeanie che 4 the ufoss Walseis spl-ai eh-,sss,
s,'t'sr,c1-acnal t1Ssass plsvfu - lsS iis,.~,rt
~ 1''s thaa syyhslss ess n cur tame h Ky,
laers were ekN l-per A,Sses IN Fr,se,. .,.-s sr,l
Z = stated. fS.qO th-caraoat cfvilig,s $500
LepreSS ssstns - have been irtrcSaeee1 iasc tes
"ssr lrsiss ard therce mo l.sus>ss.,s Ssth H.
~ pers@ssca u resres T. he African lave t-sls
He.acn vas sxrerIE1eG u Aneerica t5tf
he easScry q - sprsaG Il these tsianCS aaers
ne 1ist case vas Observed about tSt2 VII earussA
Al i-isrrucrsee esson ~ any Staaeas ck leproSp.
u seems tsirN ce3act2le frcre thaS iuarerfsca i
ae,orieal SSetcn tAat sproSy i an i-ccu1tAls o. Il
iesn.ss eVneag~cus disease. eapaAle II esies 4
eenfti iilcact t-urf the ef,r-,r, ~ -. t,,,, l-eS
- i1-iiiiste h1sl.sn l1tereocrse. Cristzating Ia
me a q eitsS, ifprcsy has Eiceel ~ a seaeral
sst ,azv ssets'R. VITA the soyisS lis " Aa.,s-
~ y eaS eelcgec the cc1-se u The irValiis q
'strssts1s arues Of CtiAssss> q Tarfes IL Nerves
= Next7cer, q hrperrii kcris. q she S1rsc~r.
p ne Sr'1saesr. et G~rgel Khan ard ras,erls,ie
= las Ss,sse sns peaceful tcctStets q ccn1asrre
r'iii ne 4esse shcrs rssuue. u VII Dc see hru
'tr rsaeAi1Z s-s sAe rceerSs whicA deal NIB lev-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01
ELFoErS

p ~ Dr. sugar .1.I M. y -zzl4.H . H
-lf an lam sem p Er- Hsr - .l ~
I- I1-1r aH Dol san ..- ...a.-r. .-----
1- uE-l l.# f--r-r.. H... ..--4.H.. L.. ~. r..
.rF - IlH.. rrrr4rl. ltd. I'M
a. Hss .t. -'.iI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

I VII lalsczsr sls snas,erz & Ia ss1zE1EE -
have shnrr ziafaazsI sEeEzh Il Eze sizasase af
L=pr1sF Ellisa > - Isuah taIsss e sasa1zz1 N
LaiIr1s4 n a dlaszss a very zsssierf sri1;n-
lhoug1 e alzt9 e1b be aEssIllle 9 xKriEs a
1850 - ssriaiIIIs tis 5siat ~ ~ r1a E1ea
II siu-en1s zza q pr1hsELllr9 r.sEa1 1lllil-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

AsfaSsts Erefsiztltiils @erc uitte ~ 11s t,sopie
= y islrkl. tx the rscspticr u lhs Kiszen We'd
IONS vas s-ectea On : "a street. ard k,-., ,.r,.-l
ca ecta 1a1rs=s and tsrsigusrs collected AZ an
cary eccr b. 1vai1 DE arrival q lbs N.Ssst,
- -asy Esrs e,sosneG y, alssppoinszs1t ITO
n Wednesday, srenlnlS coucert was gwen ~ the
ana a. TIE rs>'tteues ci Jrdge krihehtni III,
z VirsS;8r evening. We bad another opuort.1it. u
- slilS - ai,e af'ls'c. tne band playing en- TIE
gro nus u "a Z fsiilev m. ,-,,rs,ss ~. $50,
a-a slifi-d iis N SPA Of ens or two snail shss
- ne evening" WIS a must slicFshi.s enc Z, al
-11-iiS n aresrvs-s eesEesn the baa1 rfsces
son.e lte secloits we're executed uicn the ri.l,,,
. NJ " q b2iiey ard Mss EliEa-.ss. u. ~
-iiy evening s'ctihe dance WIS held az TIE rri,f,
>eisci- 1gdse. Erich wiz an sl1sual trsas n, A.
eegll q having goo0 urzsic, rhis srersng. Sat-
lr-iN rr-fesscrs hrcEne and Nsvier az d rivs an
salsrtilllent a1d lrss,ng fross the rspatssssn q
laese EFFo gentlemen. gacd ard wei sxeeu.ed
programme ufay ID expecae,3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

FOR SALE,

. THE LEasE OF RsUSE PaEu- a.
- leo - = ~ gf1rs cssgrg1zcs q ~ - =
- r-r-r1r La - Lexsr - - -
a1,e ferls III ~ ziseu II yrsfgrrd ~ store L1rTE
lstnizE Eo5aI- Bid klrsz1s- deaea<d Etshen Bal
Ag1-< arte1- s-ss~sl1et csrtsss. F6sl Hs1ss bIrk
il51se- fe11-slE Fsrl -tsd and oehef ernpcaiss~ps
llc-1se1 va Eiii Fcac<. eafszacx ~ lrsfs u f~<t
rf-e- sEit1eis fsT zlg ssslac-s. ken. Eers lssrrt
alzeste psssessisa u nirs--sfzaltsl ~ aiehsrs
- ssfFera 1.rlt1r aif Qseen sfrsztl fls loc.fisn
H.i - q az aIsst fis1z "a H1nel1l1 renfs err
50 f4e ~ Feafas hIgr rtseu 81 efnf. n
flrEtt1rs -fa<<- fouis. Dsrks A. III - aoif = =
strzEl1~ APpiJ y JOs- Z. EIsEnAN
zsz - y es - " e.- -. 80 "a D., s.ss 3.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

kssutS tnd Nauz-er. - rsantati,u. SAipsipr eva
er-, xnd frst<sucn. ard all euphsycr- whc a-.irr
cx-cie Ettersicn % shcr easi.ess. vcaA % rril v
uctifr - veen etczncies EXIST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT

Oar fri-as aerrti whe ccntsnpaatr visins 81 rvsi-
lHss Psrutzcatis tA-sc ISLANDS will ard n ssvasis
-ess 20 her cc1forts 20 all thrir srrtTai
and select iheir hcuts- aat tac.s te-iriaE SnpisF-
meat vtn ie nkgsts- provided
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

e-r -' : .iel5l..l. CARR --r1i san F-s1
-l1 aE1 -iliil- "a 81 al-sH1. s-nm r
y auHl Hilr ser -ru N-F rsd.ari
S.sr=sz
Eco. zI-FA IS ..I-l-....l. l4-.-. LID. ..r..-..a.
-lu ~ Amr f-su1HI Ir >1If En-.
Dr. sltr ri. rf flrr-aHI. g.11.r I'D Fri--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

fhs seog q q p,irt &c the Es,,lia pi,u.,ts5z h,s
been -aksn eH sad thu weld has seen very srsas-
F.-rr-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

- sl EuposS5 biil-y- >tsrshonses s-s e,if =, ~
eeapoyes the ssea1ier people b io,ik out ssr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01
MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION

~ ACCoKDANCE WITH rHE REQUIRE
u uitais et AT u % the - las. the Aun AL Meet
M 20 ne >ecckhciter, % the MUSICAL HAIL
ASSOCIATION Nii ~ held a. ne Halle. asusi4v
hizg1 sla, ~, az ~ r. q J, A HAS>rNGER
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

: A.
been -sken "a aad Tho yhsld has seen very srsis
tsetory-
A stormy week ans Pr-vaisi ana .nivpia., sugar
= ga. zHposibilty- >tgrvhouses are eaf :, Il
oehuQyes the ssealier people 70 io,ik out s,r
chazce.
3. X hon WIN ran as caadsdass for the Ie.,ss-
sisu-s 10 spp,s.liuu q, Mr. Rite for the is-irt a.
Lllle q Nlica. cred slllitian ~ last gess - h.3
been --r1Sl1-, very heavily
Eas Ess virs rcvs sraa1rFsv e.., beeu .s,-ts,3 Ne
N-lliH- L Is e be 1sped II vi prove ulore sue,
csssf1l laan tho Siitzea -iIi7gtv rl,,, ,-,.,s s,
cu1v With the Gi1ter has been {, kssp Re r,.-;-
e1rs % The r-icI he ground cec,ulss ), s,lft
tli E1ttVlgus Hf1sr the frequent rains =, ,lf ~
81 and seaezce 70 ayll tza,k mas vii sts-,s
Drunkenness Ia tals DISTRICT sEiru.,lefr .seus q,
De the result Of preeept When JUSTICES Ct the
ses'es aud mFyer~ native are d, es frecususlv
seec arlalL 7Eltt may b expected Of he rabbls.
-rass Fi3rr1T snerrt or hls deputy unia,at sv 4
snf' r'sis1ee hers. liF tia flun,ittisr u \ r,,i,i
go iirrlii1lts. prvvniatl be was suprz,rtsi b, -
suse-hlcs IN eificv. EVERY S,b1a,,,,r 80 -
IN ,tnss - Eallilei beings k,rr1or f,r Cbi-,,.s
Lle l,rrur tae can ifever be .iflpres<,,l ,-,,i5f
;i'rs .7's.iiii'1 Is i1tr1irceci t1r he M1rg,ils
The ugE --lala-ry has Seen. .ouspletsd az K,p.,,
Z n a new gs-suz Known A. Halli,ise-, Passns
y l'- h1pev1g- The 1scil length Of In. triHsxav
Is -Hs,a5 iseI The q arsucs IN slsvrss,n rsI3 I
ieer NE SCANS Ic'1ss tasu s-vanIps ara r,-s,,et
lVeiy ~ ana ~ feet The 1rera.,y hsisrht lf 4
1ruzs O. sEi-iuus 3 feet tu1 b ,.,uI, r,l,c,-.
alel irs y 1-ec Lea cine cun BE- hialie,i 81 srv
fiirr x a1s llie- The >gcEIu whfrh Il =, ~ ~
-s purpose oelS prsV-1lsi,r Prepared bg htviri,,
4 -iill-ef l s-En stt1u-s niI1 IN WhicE bring The
'ii,A -l. Wi11 rsii.ii ct che gruund fIfs basssts
arr tur naed Alug and tlG cane has ac be cut me-
2r1 Per l.ugtls. They c-rv abuus 500 uo,,r,,is ID
sane -ict. lei- Spagatlls rsckuus alfas be ear
nov ctr-v t1cut I'D p1ulls Of cane n1ir7ri-s Tb,
susef > Eiis,t rrnu1 Che slgize at t,s uiiI -
: ll1l1 Ilii- teuu5 10 gEf-11c uf a r,u cf .rII a z
~ y ~ ll1L1 . uecessz-v % run the new E1e I
-Eefy llll- llcals nlast ,l.a.flct.lrilr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

IS = ken WIN I'm caasslase for the Legs
.i5us r. eUp,s-uu 20 Mr. Rire for the district q
L-ille . e9hra. e-eG srSisisaly isst week he haa
been drinking very heavily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01
FURNISHED ROOMS
NINrEn
NOTICE.

A Ii PARTIES ARE HEREBY
sarued net . by DEAF. Ne 50 q So, In iavcr q
y a. hi-7eu Ter SsiN, tr1Eu b. c. r E,cxuifh -pn
sane Afs acgH stopped a MACON ~ \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

L-ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE
l. NJ LEgyG at j. lalhasi--t q .i-u ,s- in.
laaIe a a. nafrrrl ~ 1a-iuss.-
Hauss,fs Fsarrarr q. -. ssr9
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26
COUNTY POIsTsCs.

The canvass for the election of cou5ty
officers is progressing so quietly that one
hardly realizes that there Is any effort
being made. The candidates on the Peo-
ple's ticket are evidently making still
hunt. The friends of the republican ticks
ct must be up and doing. for the oppor>
tunity Of rousing voters is fast disappears
ing--only about ten or twelve days until
the election.
There is evidently lack of i"terest in
the canvass up TO this date. Heretofore
the modern auxilliaries ut this period of
the canvass made things liveiv. and talk
was cheap, but the new methods will be
dispensed with in this canvass and the
candidates will make the race on their
fitness. their merits and their popularity.
We are happy to state that cheap talk.
money and beer will be entirely dispensed
with. The ticket elected without these
means. will be emInentlv satisfactory TO
the people, because. elected under such
circumstances there will be fair express
ion without undue means.
The democratic are giving Mr.. Hoover q
cordial and hearty support. aud 1t IL the
duty of the republicans TO see that Mr..
May is not shOrn of his r:gbtful support.
Party lines are being drawn by the oppo-
sition wherever such means can be used.
and it IS proper for the republicans to in
sist upon the duty of republicans supports
ing their candidates.
We havn't any predictions As to the re>
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26
sFEAREvJ.LE ITEMS.

About two weeks past the Gilbert
Bros. engaged the services of Howard v.
Hinkley Of Topeka. one of the best civil
engineers in the State, to make survey
TO ascertain the feasibility of construct
ing tho irrigat,ng ditch through Gray and
Ford counties. that has been talked of 30
much for the past three months. Mr..
Hlnoklev arrived the first of this week
and in company with the Gi.berts and q
corps Of assistants started out to make
the above mentioned survey We can now
soon expect to hear If the construction of
the prospective is practical.
The political pulsations are slightly on
the increase in this vicinity.
Business has been little dull in
town this week.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Here rs total value of products of
Sl3, 537 so. The number of acres culti~
waited was A. There we're seven acres
of alfalfa grown which was cut three
times, twice for hay and once for seed.
Four tons per acre at each cutting. and
100 bushels of seed. What ordinary farm
anywhere. without irrigation can yield
$l3 .5S7. 80 in products
Just think of it,! A small forsupe in
one year on forty-four acres of ground.
Instead Of carloads of corn. potatoes,
onions and other farm and Garden pro-
ducts being shipped from the East to
Dodge City. for supplying the country
south Of US, these things can be raised at
our owa doors. Use natures fscitities
and instead of pay ing g. so per bushel for
potatoes. they can be furnished at less
than half OF that amount.
Referring to the statement of Mr.. WOr>
refs products this season, We had NO
knowledge of the number of acres culti-
waited by him, though furnished with the
amount of his products, so We addressed
him q note aud received tho following
reply:
GARDEN CIrY, KAs.. Oct. -
DEAR srR:-Yours received, and will say,
the number Of acres 1 have irrigated on my
larm this season Is fsrty-iour (4A acres.
Yours, &C., s. WoRnkL-
Three hundred dollars per acre raised
by irrigation. NAV seem an exaggeration.
but there is abundant evidence of the
truth of this statement.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

A grand entertainment will soon be
gotten up for the benefit Of the Catholic
Church. The now church edlfce will be
dedicated next month. and the members
of the church and Q number OF citizens
propose beforehand to have festival or
musical entertainment for the benefit Of
the church. The Catholics have had only
one benefit in Dodge, and we feel sure
our citizens and church members will
contribute literally 10 the proposed en-
tertsinment.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Two or three companies are about to
organize. having in view the purpose of
raising fine stock There is an abundance
OF range IN Ford county for small nnm-
bers of cattle il closely herded. The rear
ing of fine stock, within radius Of fifty
miles of Dodge. must be the future de-
pendence of the town. The consolidation
of the large cattle herds will eurtail the
busines Of the city. The Texas cattle
drive will probably last only another
year. To take the place Of some of the
present business will be the smaller stock
interests. With irrigation and small
stock farms Dodge CITY will prosper.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

The Kansas City Journal makes the fol
lowing report on the cattle market: The
week opened with q heavy run Of cattle
composed principally of western grass
cattle. Texas and Colorados wers mod
erately active but. notwithstanding ssea-
dy markets East. the shippers, taking adj
vantage Of the large supply. forced de-
cline Of about l0c per cwt. from Satur-
dav's prices. Tho supply of cows vas
light. The markeg was active but at q
shade weeker prices. Gamers secured all
the offerings, - shippers confined them
solves to grass cattle. Prices were weak
on native butcher steers. though the re-
ceipts were almost too light 20 make
market. St0ckers and feeders continue
light. Country buyers arc scarce as 10
also the supply.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26
WHAT lRRlGAra0N CAN No

S. Worrel. of Garden City. has made q
grand success in raising produce by irrl>
CATION. This year lie raised Z. 900 bushels
Of onions, 1,6O0 bushels sweet potatoes d.
l. 500 bushels Irish potatoes. l. 050 bushels
of oats and 100 bushels alfalfa seed. At
the market price his products will bring
him
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

There is daily attendance of 2O6 pupils
an the Dodge City public school. an IN
crease of fifty pupils over last year. This
certainly must be an evidence of the in>
crease Of the population of Dodge City.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26
REsusLiCAS COUNTY rscKEr

For Representative.
II. r. MAY.
For County Attorney.
u. NJ. FROST.
For Clerk of the District Court,
Z. J. UPP.
For Probat" Judge.
l.. c. HARTMAN.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
J. WHITAKER.
For County Commissioner-2d District.
6. s. EMERSON.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Locoed Is now term applied to all peo>
ple having deran cement in the upper
story. and also to those having eccen>
tric,ries and peculiarities Everybody
in this part of the country knows the
meaning of loco.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

S. E. Lash, who was run over BY the
caTs and whose leg and foot were ampu-
tated, died on Saturday last and was
hurled in the cemetery here.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26
PEOPLES COUNTY TlCKET

For Representative.
G. NJ. HOOVER.
For County Attorney,
j. T. WHITELAW.
For Clerk of the District Court.
p. J. UPP-
For Probate Judge.
II. j. FRINGER.
For Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction.
J. WHITAKER.
For COUNTY Commissioner-2d District.
=. G.. ZIMMERMAN.
Election Tuesday. November 7th.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Rev. Mr.. Allison, Baptist, will preach
in the Union Cnurch next SUNDAY. morn
ing and evening. MIR. Allison preached
here few months ago.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Think TO secure some fuel before cold
snap comes. Prepare for emergencies
before thew arrive.
Dodge City times., 1882-10-26

Dave Mccoy and hls New York Comedy
Company is billed for te-night and to-
morrow night. lie Will present now fea>
lures.