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Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

The City drug store, as usual. is going
to take the lead in the holiday trade of
Dodge City this year. They have stock
in which everyone can find just what
they wish to get for presents, and at
prices that are way below anything
ever named before. Don't fail to call in
and look them over 2t
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
SOLD AT COST viii sen I'll epeda
To Our Customers.

On January /, 1889. we will adopt the
cash system, and thereafter keep no book
accounts. We are compelled to do this
in order to pay cash for our goods. The
cash rule will apply to all. Thanking
our customers for past patronage, We
hope to still retain their trade under the
new system. CARSON & BuRGLAND.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Mrs. J. S. Gibson and her son C&l,
who have been visiting for the past five
weeks with Mrs Gibson's sister. Mrs L.
I. Booney. returned to their home in
Americas, Kansas, last Thursday. Mrs
Gibson made a number of very pleasant
acqualntances during her visit, and was
well pleased with Dodge City.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

The man who votes against the issuing
of bonds for the north and south road on
Dec 11th, votes against himself if he
owns a dollars worth of property in Ford
county, or if he intends to live here and
wants this country to flourish. A north
and south line is what we have been try
ing to get for-the past four years, and
now is our chance. Take off your coat
and get out and work. See that
every voter gets to the polls and votes
for the bonds.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

If you are ever lost in blizz ard or
heavy fog in the day time, you Can dis
cover the position of the sun ard so get
your bearings by very simple contriv-
ance. Put the point of a sharp lead PEN
Gil or knife blade on the tn humb nail. and
its shadow will be thrown on the nail on
the opposite side from the sun, it matters
not how dense may be the fog OF snow.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Our readers will bear in mind that they
can get the Texas Siftings, one of the
best humorous papers IN the United
States by subscribing Tor the Times. We
also eve away o.Le of those handsome
marriage CERT '.ficates, which we mention
ed IN our last issue to any one who comes
In and pays one dollar for a years sub
SCI ,ption to the Times
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

1t Is expected that about forty families
will arrive in our city in about ten days.
each family to take 100 acres of land and
go to farming next year. The boom in
Kansas is constantly growing, and Ford
county is bound TO be the hub of
Western Kansas
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

At the Great Western Hotel, Monday
S c. Robfe, Ogalla, Kas.; A. L. Hurd,
Fowler; l. 4. Strauss, Liberal; \. S.
Williams, Meade Center; F. H. Waite,
Fowler; VIM. Shields. Ration, Y. NJ.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
MILLINERY GOODS TO BE SOLD.

The entire stock of millinery goods,
fancy goods and notions, also all fixtures
of the store of Mrs. E. Justin IS offered for
sale. Those intending to go into the
above business will do well to call on her
4 doors south of rink, End avenue, IS she
will sell at a bargain.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Christmas is near at hand and in con-
sequence thereof our merchants are lay
ing in new goods for the holiday trade.
Santa Claus will require large amount
of stock to supply the children of Dodge.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

The Wonans' Christian Temperance
Union have established a poor box, and
any person having cast off clothing that
they would donate to the poor, will
please notify Mrs Vi. \. Snyder or Mrs.
L. NJ Hudson
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

A large aud ienoe greeted he California
Theatre Co. at Keliy's opera house last
evening. Mr.. George VESSEL supported
by Miss Lillian Owen in "'Linwood,' was
exceptionally good. The same comp any
play "Danites'' this evening.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
Presbr terian Church.

December 2, 1888.
Morning SUI bject-'Preparation for
Revival Service" Text, 2 Chron. 80: IL.
10.
Evening Subje ct-''Man in his Rela-
ton to Holiness Text Lev. 2O:7.
Sabbath school at $50 a. M; Prof.
POwels0n, superin tendent.
Services at II ., m. Come and bring
your friends. j. N. WRIGHT,
PutUr.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

1t will be to your interest to see Kirk
patrick e. Martin before getting your
loans, as they will save you money.
Office, room No. over post Office.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

If you want a humorous paper. one
that is known all over the world, sub.
scribe for the Dodge City Times and get
the Texas Siftings for one year Read
advertisement elsewhere.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Grand masque bail at McCarty's opera
house New Years Eve This will he the
event of the season. For Mosques or
costumes, apply at E. r. Gariand's drug
store. BY order OF committee.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

H. J. Hun nphrey of Junction CITY,
Kansas. and ,ne of tine leading attorneys
of the state is in the city this week at
tending court, in cases of Moses Waters
and others Mr.. Humphrey, IS an Old
school mate Of Henry Wright.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

At Dodge House Monday:-Samuel A.
Cheney, b. W. Jones and T. B. Campbell,
of Kansas City. Mo. J. III. Williams,
Montezuma; A. Il. Mason, Trinidad; G..
W. McClelland, Kinsisy: W. 4. Williams.
Stafford, Kansas; AL Gillett. EmpOria,
Kansas: Walter Hisley, Nickerson, Kas.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

$1,000 REwARD.-We will pay the
above reward for the. return of pair OF
Fairbanks scales, which was taken away
from our warehouse some time ago. The
scales weigh about 1900 pounds and are
painted blue, and the party now using
them should return them at once.
HARDEs TT Bros
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Leap year is nearing a close; the girls
should look at this matter in Il very ser
ious light, rs they won't have another
chance in four years, and then they may
be too old.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

1t is rumoI ed that the bonds for oar
coal well VIII. Sch was voted on Nov. 10Th,
can not be. is sued on account OF some
irregulariry regard 10 complying with
the law, in G. ties of the second class.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Parties who promised rock on subscrip-
ton for the TINES will please deliver the
rock al oncs. Report at this o6lce.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

One of our livery men bought ton OF
hay from farmer a few days ago, and in
weighing there was ten pounds over a
ton. The livery man paid him for ton,
and offered him the extra ten pounds OF
hay back. The farmer would not take
thef hay Out wanted the money The ten
pounds of hay came to q cents, so the
livery man purchased three one cent
stamps. cut one stamp in two and gave
hin his 81 cents This shows great
scarcity of money.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

A taft. r party was held at the resi-
dence of !rs Rirehart. on last Wednes-
day evenin g. It WAS strictly Indies
party. aud all gentlemen were barred.
The ladies ,port spiended time
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Mr.. Apperson. the father OF trahA -Ap.
person OF this city, was in the CITY on ''s'
Tuesday.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Elsewhere may be found the proceed
ings of the farmers club that met on last
Saturday.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

JAS Grkpa,rici. father of Ed. * j. Nj
! Kiri,u., trick. has been III the past two
, weeks One side uf him is partly para
lived. lie is ROW, we are glad to state
slowly improving.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Every man who has family, and Is III
destitute circumstances. gan procure
work on our streets.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

he wife of Mr. VIM Myers, died yes
afternoon.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

T. +. Sturtevant. who is now running a
drug store in Kansas City, was c,rcuiat-
ing .among friends in Dodge. on last
Thur. day
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
Bv r. J. Hardesty

AT the Delmonico MOnday:-L. +.
Smothcrs, JnO. Mckiever. VIM. Evans and
Mast Johnson. Kansas City: Ii. Dewiin.
W. Naylor and A. A. Rodgers, Topeka;
r. English, Ration, n. NJ &C. E. Kelly, st.
Louis. Mo-. T. Ii. Robertson, Hartford,
Conn; Jas Congro, Halstead; C. Rodgers,
W,ci,i.S
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
At a regular meeting of the board

At regular meeting of the board of
trade at which the railroad interests of
Ford county were discussed, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted,
viz: in regard to the Wichita and West
ern railroad: Be it resolved by the
board of trade of Dodge City, that coun-
ty aid should be rendered to said cOmpa-
ny to the extent of two thousand dollars
per mile, provided said company will
construct said road during the year 1850.
SOLD AT COST will sell Ill good
in my millinery store at cost prices from
now until January LIST, as 1 intend to
close out my business. Call and exam
inc my stock and get prices.
Mrs. E. Justin. doors south rink.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

The regular meeting Of the city
Gil takes place on next "Wednesday His
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

When women have the right to vote a
successful candidate must he gallant
enough to say he was elected by u hand
some majority, 40 matter how small
il may he
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

See The Gold Day Co at l. e'f y
cr. house on next Thursday. Dec
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

'xtures and household furniture
Store Il r,
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Harry Cohn and wife,
was in the city on last Tues -
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

- nut to- day and done
The gun club got .;u,o,.
some good shooting al
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
PUBtBcATI0N NOTICE.
State OF Kausae, IN the District Court Of Ford
Ford County, lcounty, Kansas.
William Deering,
vs..
Theodore Pi!loud

The a,,oye named defendant will take notice
that he has heen sued by the above named plaint-
i'll in the District Court Of Ford. county, Kansas.
for the sum Of one hundred and ffty-sevsn dollars
and ten cents, on promissory notes, and that ne
must answer the petition Of the said plaintiff on
or before the isth day Of January, A. D., Ies9
or eaid petition will be taken 40 true and judg-
ment rendered for the said cum Of Sf67.10. and
interest together with reasonable attorneys Zee
and costs Of action in favor Of said plaintiff, and
the land taken in attachment In the above suit
viii be sold and the proceeds thereof applied to
the payment Of said Judgement.
ISeaI1 L. Z. MCGARRY,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Ynisy q Milton, Atsunsys for Plaintiff.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

of Spearevilie. was in the
L. on business.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

Thomas Owens, returned home on last
Thursday, from atwo months visit at his
old home in New Jersey. His barber
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services in the Union Church the Second and
Fourth Sunday in each month at II 20 a. m and
500 y. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 500 p. III
Sunday School every Sunday at 1000 IN.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sunday at II u. m. and 80 .. m
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Vote for the railroad bonds.
The turkey must suffer To- day.

e~SHS bGs W. Ss
Vote for the railroad bonds.
The turkey must suffer today
Read the new advertisement of the
City Drug Store.
Court will continue another week after
this Saturday, Dec. Sih
Store fixtures and household furniture
for sale cheap at the Hub.
4 man is blamed for being melancholy
when ever the sky is blue"
l.. Sims, returned Tuesdey from weeks
trip through Meade county
Look al handkercAic.s and ieweiry for
holiday trade at Mrs. Beadle's.
See the Cold Day Co" al helIy's op
era house on next Thursday. Dee 6.
Expect no good motive in ow company
IN other words. look out for the
locomotive
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29

SRDSBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every Sunday II a. n. and 40 p. IN
Sunday School at 900 o'clock Il. IN.
Prayer mectin. Tuesday evening 1:;}0.
Dodge City times., 1888-11-29
cs,iforoia honey at crawford 5.

NV California honey All Crawford :.
he wife of Mr. VIM Myers, died yes
ID, afternoon
xtures and household furniture
fo, sale Oh, sp at the Hub:
So,,,a Of spearevilie. was in the
city last Tuesday, Oh ouelnes.'
r., ,,,, .;-,;, 90, nut to- day and done
some good shooting at
| Harry Cohn and wife,
was in the city on last Tues. ay
See The Cold Day Co" at l. e'Yf w
cr. house on next Thursday. Dec "
The regular meeting Of the city a"
81, takes plac. on next "Wednesday nis IL
!
Mr.. Apperson. the father OF Franh Ap-
person OF this city, was in the city on ''''''
| Tuesday.
Elsewhere may be found the proceed
ings of the farmers club that met on last
| Saturday.
Every man who has family. and Is III
destitute circumstances. Gan procure
work on our streets
T +. Sturtevant who is now running
drug store in Kansas City. was circuiat-
| ing .mong friends in Dodge. on last
! Thur, day.
JAS Grkpa,rick, father of Ed. * j. Nj
J. Kir,;u;, trick. has been Ill the past two
, weeks One side of him is partly para
lived. lie is now. We are glad 10 state
slowly Improving.
taft, = party was held at the resi-
dence of yrs Rirehart, on last Wednes-
dav cvenip 2. 1t WAS strictly Indies
party. and all gentlemen were barred
The ladies sport spiended time.
1t is rumoI ed that the bonds for oar
coal well VIII 'ch was voted on Nov. 10Th,
can not be. is sued on account OF some
irrcgulariry regard 10 complying with
the Jaw. in G. ties of the second class.
H. J. HUI nphrey. of Junction City,
Kansas and ,ne of tine leading attorneys
of the state is in the city this week at
tending court. in cases of Moses Waters
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EYrs, Fans. NOSE,

Are all more or less affected by catarrh The eyes be-
come infamed, red and watery. with dull heavy pain
between them there roaring buzzng noises in the
ears and sometimes the hearing 10 affected; there IL
constant disagreeabe discharge from the nose, bad
breath and IN many cases loss Of the of smell
AL these disaSreeable symptoms disappear when the
d1ssase Ia cured by Hoods Sarssparls which expes
from the blood the impurity from which catarrh
arises tones and restores the diseased organs health
and builds up the whole system.
CHRONIC cATARRH.
IT had the worst symptoms Of chronic catarrh for
two years. So troublesome was 1t that / could not
smell nor taste found Hoods Sarsaparilla 9 speedy
cure, and 1 am now free from this awful disease /"
j. H. SAMMIS, Bay Shore my
floods Sarscrarla has helped me more for cstarrh
and impure blood than anything else ever used -
A. BALL, Syracuse, n. Y
PERMANENT BENEFIT.
II have used Hoods sarparls for catarrh with very
satisfactory results have received permanent
benefit from it than from any other remedy"
J.F. HUBBARD. Streator, Ills.
This certifes that cured OF q bad case Of
catsrrh-by Hoods Ssrssparills two years ago."
VIZ. q. MOVES, East jefferson, Me-
n. B-Be sure TO get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. ell six for s5 Prepared only
BY c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

An assignment has been recorded from Har.
riet r. Windsor and Frank G. Adams, shoe
dealers, under the irm-name of Windsor & Co.,
at 1923 New York avenue northwest, to Edward
l.. Burns.
A council Of Baptist ministers convened al
the Mt. Bethel Baptist church in Howardtown,
d. c., last evening to consider the propriety OF
ordaining Guy Burnley for the gospel ministry.
After examination he was recommended to
take a further course of study. Rev. G. H.Lee
was the moderator and ]. /. Loony the clerk.
At meeting of the Archaeological society
last night Messrs. c. H. Robertson and Porter
Tracy, and Surg. Chas. r. Greenleaf were
elected to active membership.
The police were informed last evening that
Jas. II. Cohen was breaking up the crockery
and furniture of House No. 1904 It'll street. and
Officer Daley placed him under arrest. He is
a man nfty-four years Of age and has been con-
fined in the insane asylum. He left there q
few months ago, and will doubtless be sent
back.
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Mr.. Willet's Money was Gone,
AND JOHN sMARR AND JOHN NORRIS ARE ON TRIAL
FOR LARCENY

AND JOHN SMARR AND JOHN NORRIS ARE ON TRIAL
FOR LARCENY.
The Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery yes
terday took up the case of John Smith, alias
Smafr, and John Norris, two young white men,
charged with larceny from the person Of Joseph
F. Willet on May 1st Of $25, Messrs. Edmund
Burke and A. B. Williams for the defendants.
Willet testified that be came in from Prince
Georges county, Nd. April 80, and sold horse
to Oficer Slack for $685. and afterwards went to
the American House. where he got in company
with Smarr; that they were drinking and
Smarr took him out to have some fun. and on
dark street Smarr seized him while the other
man took his pocket book and ran up some
high steps, and to the best Of his recollection
Norris was the party who took his pocket book
On crOss-examination witness acknowledged
that he was quite drunk, and some things he
remembered while Others he did notrernember
George Lackey, messenger boy, testified
to seeing Willet at the American house, where
Smith, or Srnarr, joined him, and he went with
them to various places, and finally left them
on the Avenue.
Officer j. d. Sutton testified that Willet COM
planned to him at 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue that he had been robbed; that the de-
PENDANTS and two others were arrested, and
that defendant picked out Smarr and Norris as
the parties who had robbed him.
For the defendant l.. Z. Burkhart testified to
Smarr being at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot ON the night Of April 80.
The defendant, Smarr, acknowledged that he
was with Willet that night, but denied that he
had anything to do with any robbery. lie was
arrested for disorderly conduct and at the sta
ton Willet said that he was not the man who
had taken the money. At the American house
Willet dropped some money on the floor.
On REORGANIZATION witness said that he
was arrested about three years ago for robbery
but when the complainant became satisfied
that he was mistaken he paid witness $1,000
and made retraction in the papers.
The defendant Norris. testified that he was
drinking that night at De Alleys, Godfrey's,
and the American House; then started home
He denied that he saw Willett till the latter
at the station. accused him of the robbery.
Never knew Smar- till he met him in the van.
After arguments the jury took the case and
found verdict Of guilty as indicted.
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THE coURTs.

CorHf n GENIAL TRln.
To-day, Aeloy agk Central National bank; on
hearing
CmcurT CoU1T-Jxdgs Cor
To-day, Mcmahon agt. kiimarten; verdict for
plaintiff; e2so.4a Cunningham sgt Edes; ON
hearing.
HQuIrI Counr-Jsdge Con.
Yesterday, Cox agt Cox; reference to auditor
ordered; sale ratified nisi. Baker agt WASH
ington Market company; leave to file amended
bill. DC. Lieberman agt. Roack: reference 70
auditor ordered. In re Michael Sheahan, luus-
tic; rule on Julius Rich granted Davis ast.
Davis; special auditors report confirmed, &c.
King agt. King; report Of auditor confirmed
In re alleged lunscy Of Elizabeth Howell; writ
de lunstico inquirendo ordered TO issue. In
re alleged lunacy Of Daniel Luther; same order.
To-day, Taylor agt. Tyler; hearing Of modif-
cation Of restraining order fixed for Gath.
PROBATE CoURr-Jsdge Con.
Yesterday, estate william Whalen; will adj
mitted to probate; citation ordered agt Ellen
Thomas.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Jsdge Montgomery
Yesterday, James Clark, larceny from person;
motion for new trial denied. John Smith, alias
Smarr, and John Norris, robbery; verdict
guilty.
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cited over Q severe castigation given DR.. Stone,
prominent dentist of that place, by Col. o. C.
Sabin, for having insulted Mrs. Sabin in his
Office while under the influence of anesthetics.
II went to kill him." said Colonel Sabin,
"but when I saw what cur he was made up nv
I ought to have had a cowhide.s Colonel Sabin
is an old resident Of Elgin, having married
Mary Dent, daughter of one Of Elgin's pioneers.
Sabin was formerly q lawyer in Bloomington
and is known as .Sabin. Of Saybrook." He was
on General Logan's staff during the war and
was his intimate friend at Washington. His
home is at Elgin, but his business-that Of a
railroad attorney-only permits him to be there
about twice month. His present headquar-
ters ia at Omaha, with a sub-ofice at Beatrice,
Neb,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH's. - Coquelin and Hading in
'T'Aventuriere."
NArIoNAL.-''Monte Cristo."
HARRIs'.-"The Inside Track"
KKRNAN's.-Variety.
WILLARD HALL.-Prof. Carpenter.
PAxoRANA-"Battle of Shiloh
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John T. MacGonigle, collector of the ninth
revenue district Of Pennsylvania and for three
terms mayor Of Lancaster, Pa, died last even
ing, aged ffty-eight years. He was stricken
with paralysis ten days ago.
Robt. Garrett had bad attack YESTERDAY and
was somewhat violent. He slept but little Mon
day night and shows marked signs of his men
tai sufferings.
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F1eHr1sa Fon CAsH Trade.

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Rockville Happenings.

NoIKcSpO0ue0ce OF kvxSIN0 STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nov. 20. 1885,
The circuit court, which adjourned ON satur-
day last, met again this morning, Judges Lynch
and Vinson on the bench. In the case Of John
W.. Kelchner, charged with violation Of the
local-option law, the jury brought in verdict
Of guilty, and q motion was made for new
trial. The second case tried was that Of Samuel
A. Jackson, charged with bastardy by Agnes E.
Duvall. The case was tried by jury who re-
turned verdict Of guilty, and, as Jackson re-
fused to give security for the maintenance Of
the child, he was committed to Jail
w. Scott Stier and James Z. Welsh, conductor
and engineer on the freight train which col
ided with Q passenger train near Dickerson
station, on the Metropolitan Branch railroad,
on the 9Th Of October, and who have been in
jail here since last week, were yesterday even
ing released on $500 bail in each case. Their
trial will take place at next March term. The
case Of the state against Mahlon Cooper,
charged with incest by his daughter, and which
was to have been tried at this term Of court,
has been dismissed. The grand jury is still in
session and witnesses from all parts of the
county are being summoned. 1t is thought
they will adjourn the latter part Of this week.
s. A. NJ