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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15
SHERIFF-S SALE.
State Of Kansas, Ford Coanty. -:
Crumbine & Dossett,


Joseph d. Evens.
by virtue OF an execution 10 ne directed and
delivered. issued out of the Dstric, court Of the
state of Kansas, sitting in and for Ford county, in
said state, | will on November 2Sth. \. D.. ISIS.
az clock, p. m. OF said day At the west door o.
state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell u the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right.
title and interest Of the above named defendant
IN and 10 the following described property. tc-wit:
the southwest one fourth Of section twenty-five.
t22l. in township twenty seven. ts.). south 81
range twenty-one. en-. in Ford county, stsie Of
Kansas.
said property levied upon. end TO be sold - the
property of the above named defendant
II. Z. BELL. sheriff.
Sheriif's office, Oct. -, 1855
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Elsewhere in the TINES will be found
the list of Kansas Representatives.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Senator ingalls, is under physician 5
care.-He talked too much.
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PUBLICATION SIMMONS

ThOs. l.. Stewart. Before II. T. Evnu- !. p
Vs. Dodge Township, For,i
II. Teasdale x p. G.. County, Kansas.
Reynolds, doing bus
mess under the firm
name. Southwestern
Stage Company.
To II. Tea>dale:
Iou hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named plaintiff before the said
Justice of the Peace a. aforesaid. for the sum OF
slj0!O. and that the il set FOX hearing at Il
O'Clock, m, on the l2th December, 1855. at the
Office of the above named justice of the peace in
Dodge township. county and state aforesaid. and
that judgment Will be asked for the above amour;
at the time and place aforesaid.
TIIOS L. STEWART, Plaintiff
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

From interviews with a number of
farmers this week. the Times finds that
sod corn has withstood the hot winds
better than that planted on old ground
that the corn planted on second breaking
is also better. Many of those interview
ed are of the opinion that had the soil
been thoroughly cultivated and the crust
broken up the above result would have
been reversed. \ majority also claim
that the farmers put in a larger acreage
than could be properly tended, and that
those who planted a small acreage and
attended it properly have no reason to
complain. Farmers who planted cane,
rice corn, and that class of feed have
gathered in II bountiful harvest. \ num-
Der of persons interested in farming have
taken steps toward organizing an agri-
cultural society. and meeting is called
for November 9TH. at the city hall. 1t
is the duty Of every farmer in the county
to attend this meeting. 1t is formed for
the purpose of discussing all questions
connected with agriculture. climate. soil.
what is best to plant and when to plant
BY thorough and exhaustive canvass
of what has been done by each farmer
his experience in comparison with what
has been accomplished by others. much
light will be thrown on what is best to
do the coming season. Much discussion
has been going on in the state papers re-
garding the source of hot winds. This
is question that should Immediately
claim the attention of the society. In
the meantime the Times will contain in
terviews with the farmers, and will also
give accurate reports of the progress of
the society.
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Premiums Awarded at the AgTi-
cultural EXPOSITION.

The agricultural exposition has closed
and the good that has been accomplished
during the SIX weeks of its existence can
hardly be overrated To Ii. Juneau,
president ID. u. Frost, secretary, DR.. c.
\ Milton. treasurer. and II. Ii. Covert,
superintendent, the thanks of the whole
county are due They have sacrificed
their time and energy in making the ex-
position worthy of the county. That
they hove succeeded all will gladly tes-
tify. Visitors from abroad have daily
been shown through the splendid exhibit
under the superintendancc of H. II. Gov
ert. and many We're the EXPLANATIONS OF
surprise heard from all None will for
get the mammoth pumpkins, lucious wat
ermelons. jumbo potatoes and other
things Of abnormal proportions that were
on display, and each will tell an eastern
friend what sunny Kansas can do when
she puts her shoulder to the wheel. All
honor 10 the farmers who came forward
with the material. without which we
would haye lad no fair. Had we the
space each and all would receive special
mention. Farmers who have been
awarded premiums will receive the same
b. calling on D. VI Frost at the Globe
Office.
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Oklahoma is being doomed once
more.
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PUBLICATION SIMMONS.

PUBLICATION SUMMONS
State OF Kansas. In the District Court OF
-. Ford county, Kansas.
Ford County,
Matilda A. Zimmerman, T. l.. McCarty and Il
". Evans, executors last will and testament OF
+. &. Zimmerman, deceased.
Theodore Pilloud.
The above named defendant Will take notice
that he has been sued by the above named pl,int-
ills upon a promissory note in the District Court
Of Ford comfy, Kas.. for the sum Of fli4u, ami
that he must answer the petition Of the said plain
tits on or before the Both day OF December, A. II.
1858, or said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered for the said sum of still
Interest ard costs of action in favor OF said plain
tifs.
(SealD L. E. McGARRY
Clerk OF the district cour,
fiulay 4 Milton, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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Theodore Piiloud.
The above named defendant Will take notice
that he has heen sued by the above named plant
in in the District Court Of Ford county, Kansas,
for the sum OF one hundred and ffty-sevca dollars
and ten cents, on promissory notes, and that he
must answer the petition % the said plaintiff on
or before the 3Uth day OF December, 4. D., IsSS,
or said petition will be taken a. true and iudg-
ment rendered for the said rum Of 5151.IG. aud
interest," together with reasonable attorneys fee
and costs Of action in favor Of said plaintiff
(Seal) l.. Z. MCGARRY,
Clerk Of the District Court
Finlay & Milton, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ri ITS.

/ D Gaming On ~ u L ioSt "t thc "i'"N
Office.
FRUITS.
Apples. lst prem. J. P. Vandemark $50
2d - Mrs zimmerman LOU
Sd y. Mayrath. dip
Best display picked goods.
1st premium, Mrs Mayrath, 100
Cucumber pickles
fst premium, s. VI. Tobias, LOO
Sorghum,
list premium, Il. +. Hammond, 1.5o
2nd - L. g. Stautfer, LOO
Cane, 1st prem. r. F. Hammond, 1.5o
2d E. L. B. StaufTer, 100
3d JZugg, 100
Watermelon vinegar,
1st premium. " Sternberg, 100
Judges: J. T. Crawford, Frank Pur-
dum and W. H. Ziegler
CEREALS.
Best hushcl corn, special premium by
C. VI Bccson, SO lst prem. and 50 for
second:
list prem L. Hubbard, 10 90
Pad prem. II. Stcrnberg, 800
fstprtni. vel. corn c. NJ. Beeson. 200
2nd prem Il. Be!mear, LOO
Isl prem white corn. Ii. Peters. 200
"a prem. Henry Manning. LOO
lst prem Butcher corn, l.. Hubbard 200
End prem. = Diploma
lst prem mixed corn. Jno. Shook, 200
ist prem, popcorn. S. II. Bright. LOO
lsj prem. sweet cora, Me Mayrth, 100
Isl prem rice corn, LOO
Isl prem kailir corn, LOO
Isl prem milo maize, J. Goowine, 200
3nd prem IL Bcalmear. 100
Isl prem buckwgeat. Me Mayrath, leo
2nd prem j. y. Combs. Dip.
-; prem. barley. Z. c. Dewell LOO
l., prem. rye, y {. MCGEE. LOO
Isl prem white oats, \. Campbell, LOO
End prem. Henry Peters. Dip.
Isl prem black oats, Il. e. Dewell, LOO
Isl prem s,.ring wheat, - LOO
Isl prem winter LOO
lst prem little may. Ii. b. Karch. LOO
list prem miilet. IL. Bealmear, LOO
2nd prem Nc Mayrath. Dip.
ist prem Timothy, G. W. Hobble, LOO
LIST prem blue stem. c. VI. Tobias, leo
ST prem Johnson grass P. Ii. Sugh-
rue, LOO
list prem Teosinte. J. NJ. Hall. Dip.
End prem ". J.Elliott. Hon. Men.
lst prem alfalfa. T. b. Van Vorhis. LOO
2nd prem Mrs T. c. Zimmerman, LOO
seeds. cane lettuce. beans peas. rice
corn. Eaifir corn and millet. Me Mayrath |
general diploma.
asa prem peas } o;eiiias, pr. boots.
End prem, Nc Nayrath. Dip. |
1st prem parsnips, y Mayrath, Hon Men
Is, prem lax. l.. Hlbbard 200 |
1st prem Kafiir corn heads, James
James pocket book. |
lst prem rice corn. Madkin, LOO |
2ud prem Alex Hanna. Dip. |
Isl prem BIZ, rice corn, " Elliott, 100 |
2pd prem Chas Tilghman, Dip. |
TREES.
lst prem cottonwood, n Mayrath, Dip. |
End prem, j p Arighten, Hon Men |
ist prem blk locust, J Steffin, Dip.
2ni prem Joe Mellecker, Hon Men. |
1st prem hon locust, J Mellikcr. Dip. |
2nd prem Joe Melleker, Hon Men. |
Isl prem appletrees, Mic Mayrth,
$500 clock. |
ca.aiVha. lambardy, poplar, box elder. |
Russian mulberry. plum seedlings vii
ilN, atlanta seedlings; general diploma |
to y, A.aYrath.
VEGETABLES
Isl prem carrots. y Mayrath DIP. |
2ul prem n Elliott Hon Men. !
1st prem cucumber. J l. Finlay. 100 |
PM prem Me Mayrath. Dip. !
Isl prem cabbage. y Mayralh, oil
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EXTRAORDINARY OfFEITo who. the
Of January will subscribe for THE year pay the yearly
price year copy,
~ weekly
IIunoro Paper TEXAS SETTINGS
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

State of Kansas, In the District Court Of Forl
Ford County, county, Kansas.
William Deering,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15

Before II. T. Evans, !. j.
Dodge Township, For,
County, Kansas.
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PUBLISHED On EVERY THURSDAY.

a. MENDENHALL, PRoPRIEToEs.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss MARY AsnE and Mrs. Ashe have
returned from Washington City.
MRs. Dr. srRArroN, of Collierville;
Tenn, is in the city visiting friends.
l.. L. TorP, the well known cotton
buyer, has returned from the east after an
absence OF nearly six weeks.
A. SEEssEl, OF No. rs Exchange street,
has just returned from Monte Sano, Ala,
where has been for several weeks.
JAKE AcErRfAN and William Van Allen
have returned from Concor1ia, Miss,
where they went TO attend the races.
TIE Hons. J. II. Duggan, OF New Or.
leans, and George L. Blllingsley, Of
Greenyille, are stopping at the Peabody.
J. n. OLIVER and T.. 5. Knowlton, Of
Memphis, are among the out of town mer-
chants on the New York grocery market.
Mn. AND MRs. L. A. WlrTIcH have
returned from a summer trip 20 Chicago,
Milwaukee and other points in the North
west.
DR. T. +. WILLIAMS returned last night
from three weeks sojourn at Long
Branch, Concy Island and other neigh
boring resorts.
TnE Hon. James H. Smith, cashier OF
the Memphis bank, is homo from a trip
OF month or so to Cobb's Island, OIL the
coast OF Virginia.
W. i. PArroS, Of Springfield, o.; Col.
J. W. Shcrcr, OF Philadelphia, Pa; 4. +.
Schult, OF st. lous, Mo-; ]. \. Fuller. Of
Cincinnati, o.; ID. &. Jarboc, Of Sunny
side, Ark: A. Z. Saucr, Of Nicksburg,
Miss, are registered at the Peabody.
IT is rumorcd that Miss Lillian Denton,
whose magnificent coniral,O daily inn
proves in melody and power, will At an
early day remove 10 Chicago. II is 10 be
hoped that the rumor is untrue. Mem.
phis can i'll Afford to spare so rare q voice
MS Miss Dcnion's. She sang in the choir
Of Cavalry church yesterday, and those
who heard her would kccnly regret being
deprived OF the pleasure OF hearing her
again.
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LOCAL BREVITIES

Alice, the fifteen wear old daughter Of
Fireman Phclan, Of Engine Company No.
>, died very suddenly Saturday and was
buried yesterday.
II is reported that q crowd Of drunken
toughs boarded the Birmingham train,
which left here ut y o'clock last night, and
terrorized the passengers by promiscously
shooting through the cars.
Mrs. Harriet Shroycr, a clearinghouse
keeper at 81 Main street, was arrested last
night on complaint Of Patrick Skullcy,
who charges her with striking him with u
lamp, inilicting several ugly gashcs.
Daniel Parton was struck in the face
with a brick aud quite painfully injured
by II. +. Holmes yesterday afternoon
about I o'clock on Frank street, Fort
Pickering. The difficulty grew out OF
some abusive language used by Partcn
toward his aSsailant. Both parties were
arrested.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
whnrs ihc Mniicrf Noihlngf


To the Ellior OF Tie Appeal
What's the matter with electricity on the
Shelby street line Of ears to jackson Mound
park? We read the answer in the slars as We
crawl along behind the aniiquatcd mule.
That's all right; you'll get u In time"
"What, the electricity, OF 10 the park ?"
We got on a car at $50 O'Clock p. m,
when we reached the park It WIS Sl5
o'clock. What's the matter with that
Only thrre-quaricrs Of an hour 10 ride two
miles. We were going down the hill ut
the Gayoso hotel, and the poor little white
mule was towing a car up the Hill TO the
Gayoso. We stopped at the foot Of the
Hill because the driver had common sense
lie concluded that lac would need the
poor little white mule 10 go up the hill 90
Vance street. What's the matter with the
poor little white mule? Nothing ut al.
only he's poor-l mean thin. Non can
count his ribs In the sun. 10 Won under
stand2 Well, We reached the top OF the
hill. Vance street, and whom We did We
wiped our brows with n handkerchief.
We hal handkerchief We carried ono
handkerchief for tho OCCASION We ex-
pcciod, and hoped, Mr. barrett would
lump on the car at this point. ! suppose
lac would u hc knew the cars went 1t such
a broakncck speed.
We were Amused nj several ladies' who
wanted 10 ride but the driver said, walk,
ladies', you'll get there Just as soon, II not
sooner
Well, No reached Vance street
How, with the mulcs7
The stars were shinging brightly and
seemed 10 he laughing ri ~. Pretty soon
the moon rOse 10 keep them company, and
Il said 20 ~, "bo patient. We arc going 10
have electricity on this line Of ears; then
We expect you 10 ride on them for fun, Of
course. Put your cents In the box, II
there IL no conductor. II you are In a
seat next 10 the rear door step on every.
bOdy's pet corns; they have no objection
thoy will feel like oaussing you for nj least
five minutes. They like 10 have their
corns trod upon, 30 they will be reminded
that thoy have corns."
Well, We reached the park In due time.
| The people had their 2i-ccnt pieces In
their hand from Main and Madison streets,
judging from the way the eagle looked, and
they made the remark when they struck the
park. "Neyer mind, the electric road Is
going 10 run out here pretty soon, and
then clcctIici,y-or lightning, In common
Duich-will strike the mule road. We
hope 20, II the mule road doesn't do bot.
ter. What's the matter with tho mule
road7
There were only 200 people who made
this remark. There were only about lOJ
men who actually wound up nj the park,
the rest having grown weary OF riding
and 40 they walked. What's the matter
with thaiY oh, nothing. We AFRO salts
fed. We want 10 have q good long ride
on tho cars. We want the worth Of on
money. What's the matter with that
oh, nothing. We read the answer In the
starS; VIC will get there In time.
Two PAssESOERs.
Memphis, Aug. 25.
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MUSIC AT CALVARY CHURCH.
Miss Patti stones superb Singing OF
Dudley Bucks Morning Land"

Miss Patti stones superb Singing OF
Dudley Bucks Morning Land"
That Memphis is full OF ardent aud crit
Teal lovers Of music Is evident from the
fact that the announcement OF n musical
treat is sure 10 attract numerous con-
course OF refined ladies and gentlemen
OF nice musical taste and quick apprecia-
ton Of the finer tTiumphs OF execution.
such an audience was that which assem-
blcd q, Calvary church yesterday morning
90 hear Miss Patti Stone sing and favor
nblc verdict al their hands Is worth ten.
fold the undiscriminating applause usually
bestowed by comic opera audiences.
Miss Stone not only passed the ordeal
Euct cssiuly but achieved n genuine tri.
umph. The opinion Of all who heard her
WAS exceedingly hattcfing toihc fair vocal.
ist and many did not hesitate 10 say that
ghc FAR surpassed their expectations
The music Of the roles assigned TO Miss
Stone, nj Jacksond Mound park, give no
adequate scope 10 the splendid mezzo-so'
prano she IL endowed with. Her lower
register is deep, rich, sonorous, full aud
wonderfully molodiou& Those who have
heard her nj the park have only heard
one half OF her voice and not the best hall
either. II was only yesterday that all IL
richness and wonderful range became eyi'
dent 10 all who heard II.
II seems pity that such a voice should
be wasted on comic opera in q company
OF less than flst rate rank. Miss Stone
proved yesterday that she IA competent r.
hold her own In any company, and heI
well wishcrs In Memphis will be glad e
scc her rapidly rise 10 that high rank 10
her chosen profession TO which she 4
clearly destined.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho jackson Mound Onern Comnnn,

The "Niikado" went out in a blaze Of
glory last night, after q very successful
weeks business. Tomorrow night "Thc
Mascot will be presented with Miss Patti
Stone as Bettina, and other members OF the
company in roles best suited TO them. Mr..
Hartman, who succeeds Mr.. Paul Down,
made his debut last night rs the Mkado
and created a good impressian.
Mr.. Paul Down and Mrs. Down leave
tonight for New York, TO rchcarsc with
the John A. stevens company, with
which they have signed for the season
Mr. Down is good actor, capable stage
manager, and courteous gentleman,
and during lis stay here made many
friends
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NaufesI.

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary to Memphis TO knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Stuiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo. Z. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
Buhos. Your ncighbor can't get the goods,
rs we will only sell TO one merchant in
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SANELsoN n Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF the dross FIX
changes for tina woek.

BosroS. Mass, Aug. 2G-Tho following
table, compiled with dispatches to the
Pot from the managers Of the lcll.
ing clearing houses in the United
States, shows the gross exchanges at
each point for the week ended August
25, 1855, with the rates per cent oI
increase or decrease, as compared with
the amounts for the corresponding week
In 1887;
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There is no other preparation for dis
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my wife had distressing cough,
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Cough m e dicine

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Boy homes on monthly payments from
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