Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-09-30
Severn, ane residences are going up in Dodge.

Several Ane residences are going up in Dodge.
Rutherford 4 Son have sold several town lot
within the past week.
our prohibition candidates had good meetin
In Cimafron on Monday night.
The Catholic Fair Is tho centre Of attraction thi
week. The fair closes to-day.
Street. grading progresses. We believe whel
tie grade il finished it will give satisfaction.
Sidewalk. and street crossings are now in orde
Of building, before the damp and cold weather set
IN.
j. H. Crabb has returned from Wichita AM
other points. He says there Is Q general sctiyit.
in all Of the towns.
G. NJ Magill, Of the Cimarron Jackeoniau, caile'
last week. Mr.. Magill owns three newspapers ant
IL an enterprising man, bound to win.
J. q. Dent sold 100 acres. northeast Of the city
To- 81 800 cash. The land belonged to J. A. Bea
die. An Ohio man was the purchaser.
Dodge IL to have ten electric street lamps
Thcse lamps will be placed in position a. coon .
the necessary arrangements can be made.
An excursion train with land seekers from tn
Southern States will arrive In Dodge in few days
There will be heavy fall immigration to Kansas
Walter B. nnett, Uncle Of j. d. Dent, was in tn
city last week Mr. Bennett resides in Newport
Ky, but will return here and made Dodge hi
home.
Frank SOurbeer, OF Meade county, WAS IN tn
city Tuesday. lie informs us that the Prohibition
party in Meade county is daily assuming lsrg
proportions.
l.. E. johnson and family, and Miss Lizzie Row
den, leave OIL Monday, for Michigan, where the.
will spend the winter. Miss Lizzie will a:tent
school there.
Mrs. j. 4. Sanderson, an experienced dress
maker, can be found at the residence Of j. T
Mctcalf. She will be pleased to receive order
from the ladies OF Dodge.
The Prohibition cause Is strongly intrenched I,
Meade county. Probably owing to the circulation
OF the Dodge City Thanksgiving Lake Hornet.
Very true; indeed.
j. NJ. Wright is in the East making purchase
for the York & Draper Mercantile company, wh'
will open big stock Of goods in their new build
Ing October 18th. See advertisement.
We have produced a sweet Eotatoe that weigh
three pounds. Well take the whole cake shop
Spring Lake Hornet.
Give the young man the gingerbread.
The revival in the NJ K. church closed on Wed
ne sday night Of last week. having been in progress
two and half weeks. There were four CONVEX
sions and five persons joined the church by letter
Major Van Voorhis has been nominated by tn
Farmers Alliance labor party as their candidate
for representative in Ford county. 1t yet remain
to be seen what figure if any this will cut in tn
campaign.-Ford City Gazette.
The piing, after some delay, has arrived and
force OF men are at work on the dam, which, whel
completed, water will be again turned on and car
ricd along down the canal as fast as circumstance
will permit--Speareville Blade.
Major Van Voorhis met with very severe injurie
last week, by span Of mules running away int
q wire fence The Major is marked from head t
toe, still he lie doing well and hopes soon to &c
the use Of himself again.-Speareville Blade
Mrs. Click, a sister of Rev. q. Lowther, is yisi
ting her brother in this city. Her husband is
minister Of the Gospel, and was a member OF tn
Illinois conference. but has lately been transferred
to the S. W. Kansas conference and viii tax
charge Of the church at Dghton.
Prof. Blake gays October will be trifc warme
than usual in October, though there will be som
heavy frosts, and toward the last Of the mont
some moderately cold weather. There will
considerable rainy weather scattered through tn
mouth, and in places it will be excessive.
The Ashland Herald last week was exulting oy
er the carrying Of the bonds for the Southern Kan
ass and Panhandle Railroad. The proposition wa
to vote $4,000 There was SOS majority. Tn
Herald rejoices over the event by printing Its ont
side pags in blue and its inside pages in red inl;
The paper appeared as red, white and blue.
The Democrat county convention met In Dods
City on Wednesday and placed the following tick
ct in the field Representative, I. S. Jones
county attorney, B. f. Milton: probate judge, T.
Vandcrslicc; district clerk, Thos. Lahey; super
intcndent, Prof Aikcns. The ticket does not Civ
satisfaction in this locality and many threaten t
bolt.-FOrd City Gazette.
Er. Branscombe, the prohibition candidat
for Governor, was refused the Use OF the cOnr
house in which to deliver his address, and tn
local Prohibtionists hired the rink, secured tn
services of two brass bands, and in an hours tim
succeeded in congrcgating together one Of tn
largest crowds ever assembled at political meet
ing in Dodge Cify.-Garden City Irrigator.
The Atchison, Topeka i Santa Fe announce
that new station called Granada (Colo.) will b
established 4S5 miles from Atchison, the old sta
ton Grenada having been abolished. For tn
present the old rates to and from Grenada will b
used for the new station. The station at Belfast
kan will be abolished, and q new station Gallo
Ingalls, will be established. 81 miles from Atchi
son.
1t lie claimed by the Prohitionists that they vii
secure q vote in their comfy at the coming cleo
ton that will surprise many. Some well informe
men outside of the party going go far as offering
bet that L. K. Mcintyre will be elected represents
tive. They expect that his general popularit
will carry him through. There is no doubt tha
he is universally admired by all those who kno,
him and there may be some grounds for clsmin
his e,ection.-Ford City Gazette.
The Republican County Convention met in Dodg