Dodge City times., 1888-01-05

Buy lots on the South Side, and build
one or two houses to rent 1t will be a
good investm ent
The Bee Hive barber shop is now the
best equipped shop in the city; three first
class men
The Lewis Post of this city resolved
to attend the public installation of Off
GERS, and camp fire at Cimarron Jan. 18th
J. ID. Dent is sole agent for the Boyd
and Brooklyn additions Sc him for lots
before purchasing elsewhere. 36-tf
Lay aside your business cares and your
particular animosity and attend church
next Sunday morning. 1t will do you
good
J. A. Mcdonald, having connected him
self with the Corbin Land Co., will give
his special attention to South Side prop
erty.
If you have anything you want to buy
or sell. it will pay you to call at the
Second Hand store, on Chestnut ST, west
of Post Office
Mrs. G, VI. Hoover who has been IN
poor health for some time, left for Cali
fornia last Thursday night, accompanied
by Mrs. Lybrand.
Mr. Heineie has fully recovered from
his recent severe attact Of fever, and is
now on deck at his old place in the Bee
Hive barber shop.
DO you know thatyou can get goods as
good as new. at the Second Hand store
for half the price you would pay else
where Call and be convinced.
Property in South Dodge is changing
hands rapidly, and the indications are
for an immense boom in the early spring
Now is the time to secure bargains.
Mr. S. Corbin is in Dodge City this
week Nh Corbin is largely interested
in Kansas City property, and thinks that
the spring will bring large real estate
trade.
Mr.. {. F. Naclary, one of Ford city's
real estate rustlers was in Dodge last
Tuesday He reports Ford in -four
ishing condition, and all happy over the
new railroad.
Dodge City moves right along regard
less of the failures in other cities in the
surrounding counties. The business men
in Dodge City are here to stay, and have
good footing.
If eastern capitalists knew the oppor
tunity for making large money by buy
ing lots in South Dodge, and building
tenant houses, they would invest thous-
ands of dollars in the next three months.
Mrs Irving Mudgett will take limit
ed number of day boarders at her resi-
dence on 1st avenue, 4 door above the NJ.
E. church She also has pleasant and
commodious rooms to rent. Terms reas-
enable
Rev. C. L. Kearful, has taken charge
of Dodge City and Kinsley parishes as
Catholic Priest See notice in another
column. We welcome Father Kearful
and wish him success in his new field of
labor
o. Marsh has contracted for hole five
hundred feet deep on his land on the
South Side Work will begin at once.
Mr. Marsh is always in the front 1t
would be well for Dodge if we had more
like him.
c. ). Briggs. formerly of the firm of
Crawford and Briggs, has opened up in
the bakery business, on the corner of
Bridge, and Walnut streets, where he
will be pleased to see old and new Gus
toners,
Our enterprising second hand dealer.
p. II. Sughrue, has moved his stock into
the building Joining the Dodge City
Times building on Chestnut St, west of
Post Office, If you want bargain he is
prepared to give You one in any line
Mr.. s. B. McNay sold lots II and II in
block in Crawford's addition to w.
Munsell, of the First National bank for
81, 10000 We are glad to note so many
of our leading business men getting in
teresled in the South Side
DIED.-On the third day of JAN 1898,
a child of August Boomer The cause of
its death is not certainly known, but it
seems to have been some form of Group
The remains were inferred in Maple
Grove Cemetery, Rev. G. Lowther offic-
iating
y party was given at the residence of
Mrs. Lee on railroad Avenue, on last
Thursday night in honor of Miss Kittie
Haley, who left for her home in Hat
field Missouri. on Friday Miss Haley
has been visiting her Aunt, here for
some months past. While in this city
she has made many friends, who wish
her a safe journey, and many kind
thoughts of friends in Dodge City follow
her.