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struck BY Lightning.

On Wednesday afternoon last during
the prevalence of thunder storm the
mansion house on the farm of l. N.
Mills, General Manager of the Delaware
railroad, near Westover, was struck by
lightning. The fluid passed down the
chimney, thence into one of the. bed
rooms, in which there was double bar
relied gun, loaded. The lightning ran
along the barrels Of The gan, dischsrging
one OF the charges, aud completely shat
tered the stock. 1t then ran down the
chimney, entering the dining room
bursting open the fire place, and the
stove door. 1t then ran around the
wash boards tearing them of, and finally
passed out into the hallway, and thence
out the front door across the piazza and
exploded a short distance from the
house. r,... o. Inn ...t.a s.
Mr.. Samuel Roberts, who was sitting
on the piazza at the time, felt the electric
current as it passed out Of the house,
Fortunately the damage done was slight.
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j. sas 9aily @as.tts.
FIRST EDITION.
TINE FIGHT AT AIsAAH'xr AIlshAAH'xr

nam bradley Accuses
'Assemp., sessions Of Having Paid
HIN 1000 to Vote ior mr. D'p'
IVY. June 9.-The monoto ny:of
ALBAs,isl Aa,isl contest was broken to-day
the osnS, sinh,v dramatic incident, member
oy yanISInp ns that he had been paid w.,
eno n vote for Depew, ana naa pisceu p
vs tSs n money in the Speakers os nsnus
s,nu,aSisteIy sns after receiving II, followed
.wo other rpembers declaring tnaA
" ~ w" had been offered money on tne
snoy side. This was an explosion IN
s.m. sa.nos. but its effect on the bailotine
sa,rSoi .h.t allowed was not perceptible, unless
ans :, w.s m deter those who had contem-
N mated N % leaving Conklipg from doing 20.
Ther0 was no ehange IN tne vOo .or
aither Conkllng or Platt. Mr. DePew
uis uicEed mn four votes but lfst one that ne
preyiousiy had and one absentee, making
s P;s .core two ia advance Of yesterday.
u Immediately upon the Assembly con,
vsnIno tbIs morning Mr.. Patterson called
so, the consideration Of his resolution
offered yesterday for .he hpai ADJOURN
ment Of the Legislature tc-motfow.
speeches we're made BY Mr"fsttefson
Sr and Mr.. Alvord aud Mr. Congdon
against the motion. In the midst oil TINS
discussion Mr.. Bradley, of Cattaraugus,
, recoenized stalwart, who voted on Two
or tbrss ballots for the scattering candi.
dates and on Friday last commenced
voting for Conkling and Platt, rose 70
a question of privilege ami said ne had
bsen given last night $2,0I0 to vote for
Mr.. Depew. He placed the money I'M
mediately Afterwards In tbe Speakers
and he now asked that committees OF
Investigation be appointed. Va
The Speaker-fh6 Chair will say that
at O'CLOCK last evening the gentleman
said to me that he had received the
money, as he states. L was given the
mouey BY him, and now have In my
pocket roll of bills amounting 10 value
TO the sum named. This money the gem
tleman handed 10 me at that time. An
investigation is asked for.
! Mr.. .Alyord-Well, hope 1t will bc
mad, for then it will be found that the
&money came from the other side.
Mr.. Brooks-I understand that this
privileged resolution takes precedence Of
all other business. Am I correct?
The Speaker-You are. us
All thought of the adjournment resolu-
tion was abandoned for the Time being
and the chamber, which had been like q
bear-gMden, was now ss quiet as a.fun-
eral.
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Nature,s kluice.Wax.

The kidneys are natures .sluice- way to
wash out the debris or our constantly
changing bodies, II they de rot work
properly the trouble is felt everywhere.
Then be wise and as soon as you see
signs of disorder get q package of Kid
ney-Wort and take 1t faithfully. 1t will
clean the sluice-wayJ of sand, gravel or
slime ard purify the whole SYSTEM
Druggisfs seflit, both dry and liquid and
dry, and it is equally efficient in either
form. m.-Independen -,t,5 .f... ls.t
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A Jersey Stir upI

,Er,et OLD Nj. Holly, N. j., has had q
W. Wasanequalled In Its magnitude sirace
" M,ngton Mnn,gton passed through on his way
|ins scWinoath. Mr.. Charles Sailer, q lead
MI lcen cn and Pres't of the vincentown
sm sn,r1 York, and sot back iiS.o66 for his
\priI Drarn,sli nsli Of ticket No. 81. 900 In the
Pottery nng OF the Loaisiana Stats
divided don June l4th over e500,0O0 VIII
Anonest H., 10 sums from 500 .00y down,
10 slsmn1oose rIose VINO shall have followed
NJ. a fte Hs IN sending their lnyestments Y
ew w ds,.I dbSrI Uity. N. z, or 'asme psrson Al
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boquet, composed OF a silk parasol,
com pletely covered with flowers, and
DR.. Murphy was remembered with sew
eral beautiful floral tributes.
The exercises were pleasantly in
terspersed with excellent orchestral
music. .t'''
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More Troubles for Atkins Lawrence
Mrs. Louisa Lawrence has made af-
fdavit before Magistrate Smith and
obtained warrant for the arrest Of
her husband, Atkins Lawrence, on
charge Of adultery with Annie II. Gill
fllan. his alleged latest love, and also
ofcommitting bigamy. This Is inde-
pendent of the suit now pending in
court for maintenance.
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Personal.

N. Sh.a Svna W. Sharpe, son of DR.. John
bsts 'nsree, =, Of Kent county, and a grad
brivatsu ~ wyoming Institute, Ia now q
bold. student with Pref. VIM. A. Rey-
hs vii II .a snis city, preparing for college.
probablv 'h.sr ha ale next term, and will
via tbs H. % competent TO commence
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Serious Riot At Cork Last Night.
CORK, June 9.-9. 80 P. MA serious
riot r. is now IN progress. Mr.. Stokes, a
Magistrate, has been severely injured
and three policemen have been badly
wounded. The mounted police oharg-
ca the mob, and several persons were
injured.
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Railroad Travel Imp

harono Nrssei linPNpcfAW WA
PIrTsBURG, June 9.-The .EaiR WQrm1
which is almost unprecedented Why
still continues, with no DnA0tetVS(bs-
psos rseidly, Z, osss1Sn sna there tnS is S.nss
$:,;.::s Z: $:.:::; ::s..i =. ::ssEIa4aa::
aiSscGs Tss osss,3 ,3aAf ssa s,sl'Ss:: s1lss.
srisss; e. ssc;.s'ss1 e. s11-as1 as oSfSi
are bstpqMsdae eesdAiWsbipment when
the the coasi,1 wstes e.s s.1Sis as n p
BILE damage to the drops; .IAvoMaO
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A1iAMe4 44bAn4 XhSHH yaased. eh1ae4g
estimasaii aii09jh 6GBOetRat phs1t 1tRhUfdt
btibaapsi}tMsdt s5StqtSAaeef6AEb,
sj,eAptAAl HSWBuR4ii Ef4edeGibdS S9Af
9e0h 'SHsBdE EeS5BsiA ipsbl1R9a IHr98
pafFo4a fIhR R9,afslp Sws6p ew sHnypSpna f8o @
asEe BhRasph9aaasiq ii szam OF .estsm
yRNtba& aMiX ssk e4shaHAly D VastefJ
day morning. Mr.. Bradley said he thAA
received $1,000 to. pa. him if he would
vote sGE Se;SSSsg nsRssSs 2ssft2 Ss of
SpNadSS oa6aia1 ~ d9sf I! ( Y !; 4 ! Aiga.
tiMaw4ASa SpAalt eas9Hf lbtlS Sttged dgAng
b9adf6I 'gsede rt1eeHi had 4hldyiAsdqah
tBS&RjR6S kHfdsa pStRsew Afssswssnes
debate committee was appointed toms
yestigate thssrnd other -eassges to brib-
eyyjo Vhs4.ths. kegiStdtnre 1WskfAJHnt
sSnSegjiieNgftsdaAlta &SvSs ! ,sSspfWEs
ENHkI ipg iIecbiYfd Mo- Sg1es Sl1ee shosy669Bs
asUq9Sfkat uP ,Xhsse5. q SgS 88S
scattering. For the long MfW b}{iRpaae4Gsp
stood Depew, 53-a GAIN 6f'E Voses,
Kernan, TDemocfxt1, fhtt,. ~
gStniQl, sS1aHteliAs, tsIiiM hs1bgkas
utj6hoisSdh enhsn1dis& otsjst6h bsain@
ysssvteJmlrartah uitis sObuAaBAdsoY
baa noitsasIL eaassaat ods- 10 cred
s0iveNbua uassskhlor fsdsA1tae a9M5H
Hffp n a a. iAa &alii iRs iii
BABIES % are Subject to.Tanimua edi A0itUb
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PRICE ONE s'(yslgil
Farming Lands Danaagsa In Daa

HARRIsBURa, June Q. Lone Of the
heaviest rain storms Of the season oc-
CURED hare this morning, causing con-
siderable damage in the farming dis
trlcts- Rain has fallen almost contin-
ually for ton days. - .fssifAf
The heavy rain caused q tremendous
rise in Paxton Greek, and tonight tho
entire lower and e0sterns sections of
the city are under water, and, several
industrial tablishmehts have BEEN
Obliged TO stop operati0ns.n Much dam
age has already sbesn done and tho
water - still rising Il saisIi Oh ssat
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sERI0Us DAMAGE ny THE STORM
Travel Interrupted ON the p, w. 4
fA b. 3. b. gn NJ

Travel Interrupted ON the p, w. 4
M b. =. r. 80 @
The storm Of yesterday and last
evening caused three serious wash-outs
on the P, W. & B. R. Rs two BE-
twesn Northeast and Pegryyille Id
ops near ,AbArdeen, Hat1Sid's6ou y,
MAJ The breaks wegS I:'l :'Hltieual d LAT
tram conld not bs EsSiSaiiSsf q bm,
and aeSs sssen oi0lQcs::.ks ing
traiPs hsseb bhsaN run oyef-aa pad
only bstwesn n. 4. -. z. sl-
Iphi& D.. svo,,.S. M
ME33&T Ta1STS413' ':.aSt
BIOit d1alfT bGa QoIIsg ,nlsxa 1OH
COYEREnn n}8nY EATrR.
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keieve% % tbsp patest, as safest and surest means TO
p csnts "a; . ssnli'. sn,ii. Baby syrup. Price only
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Mses,nxs ro-sixns.

SRA.
~ %.G DUPONT Guards.
EIcelsiossi Democratic Club.
sRsiIsI Lodsss's atdSSss, ssI sG; 4 ! +. & & e
y%S!sD%Dis %.sD,DSi Lodge. IN; No. y a g i. y; NJ
delaware TriSs.i SisS.' Nc. | u; f$s: ff$S;ss:SS,RHA =
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0yElD,

KEEtLER-Disa on TnesdsZl Jpns 9Th
and William DayKslisf. sagsdlfdye
The reiatives aid ffisbds are invstsd %
attend the alnsral. from tbej residences isf
street, Thursdays ~ une esd 8so'ciock .iFid
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II "a Cents..a - v

Saturday morning KenpafdE & Ia.
Wal! make some5 heavys FoduOSl6n - IA
thelr spring and ,sulamer Q dress Goods,
cashm. res, Solid o0lofed, figured goods,
sii a. ~. oentG Many Y0f These .e661s
nave SOLD at xSfsntssasabelidi aesaa.d
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in intDtudiesLfSRSyI I4sHyA WillalNsC
y; ss..;iyNEt Q aS'TTfS1T

Prizes for Observation-Disclosures
were awarded 10 Ghzfpcs6. kobtapd
], Esrris BsaG who have nd bee&b-
sea or latS flor fouf 1eara.s *
ss,'Ess:s ss n ssi ssgss ss;gSssSsSss
JIM ID 8hecksr, Percy Pylesz4d
George w. Pierson, who havenot &@
absent or late during the scholksCic
year ending Junol1oaaJ 1881.
pAHfyfA9Yf1f a4l3b bfffX Xts feR
and, iHenAE WA1lkuMy 0Nealso
prsisntea Hitkf Raaips Raaaiiaps and bapS.ss2%Re S.s%
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INVESTMENTS THAT WILL PAY.
We nave over 500 DWelfings and 500
Building Lota ready for the knndreds ef
city for .jnvestment4 Many 0f thSos pfoSI
critics we can sell at prices ths viii nay
much better than stocks or other secuff-
ties, at their persenti selling rates j, Re-
must have Its upward turn coon, and one
jnsii, is, Is ,tSf ~ HBAbD u co.,
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IAvokN q
.Ielttosqg1kN1aDSaHUlh Who'll

.1olttoRgfH1As0 s0dHBM NHOL
.. Eqasssaissa&ses; ;ai sa HAssss s$ssssASaaSsss,;;
%a&EaoR SS0$ $drpJSN SSisyaSa sas6X
ny. fk: " s.lsss.Ss
sl!llI s. !3|EI i''!alII III: ;ss,aee
seorstafy@koSsff Teit tHsSd. /, T IN,
a,fT ys5SSIz 3. N -st' -tsitif'.s.H vffC2fss . .
oi 90 6 u1uUd uUdEM7UW
:'::I':: :lIss::ssi 8 +Rl !!l::|!!! "
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ooTfEHTx6TH'

HsyE9ssE a 5s,S 1 5SSHels 5&S$SHeasa IsSasgag saa
S a.sSsS
N& pRtcSSv y tSaggS 1T Sfd Il iSSf III sSs@ Sssss
svybStsessyssgihMsffesl lstisA y5eaSsr,
$ s AZ ssss' s$
4ve3wf fis'sa&RAsfi fsi stHR
2nDWenosod 1ci eono IN bnsd .aoiromA
.lnsm edt sae1hhA- .eazo- zo-aoltam1olnl ,ia
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strawberry shipn,ents.

The shIpnents Of strawberriss over
the Delswa,e railroad yssterdsB were
As folloWa:
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NEW ADvEKTisESIEErs.

Unwilling HOuaEs ABAUCfIoN,
IL On SATURDAY, June H, at 2 or
% No. III II e. IF Fonrth ~ iS strest Au''ion fsoom
No. s2S East Seventh street tssr ( three has,s
story brick with lEhme 1n rear nina s0Qmns
lot IA by 50 feet. No, ~ Lord street. . two
by 20 feet. Part OF the ,purchase money
may remain on mortgages. Je iOT
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: eEpA AaqAslsxalaA Aat9Je& k0aiaassss
Mays4sl lsqaia.s Rsk.ssIR IRPaasA W
Won blnoo aoitoels ne dogs II .s1gtsl
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Michigan Legislature sdioMBed
ON Wednesday night. .doDm Oot
The receipts troualnternAlSfdap apgp Jfs-
erday were 1925 .409 81, Ia and tfPmv vNf5g1fso vN51fso
toms, 81 ,301 1896. Js,oIs y. .reas
The Post office A 4 EAgS Jsf f g8S SS f1Si aiSi
buildings damaedd Id fgnp ose e1aiT
.The Rsformediahtr1b aeuoa1GaAnsyie
adjourned d,ytelhSltHA stnAtBtS 4edI .s6ii
toYn3st "a &feR % fqaf q 4 I sa4nH y 4 sssBpe 70 4
York brewery employees yet out wffffAve
TO nscoin anfwbsio NJ 4oauofn SainpeUoY
lyAtenHsaMatqrnsj IihdeDehs Apaxds
tasab Slsi saentqs Aosit Jaa9AbeattsaStya
IN, A4hn &ngN laJRHfRAA ssS1U slfaAh tfA
HsSs ssfnTS 9 TRf ssgRi55SSSg vIsss3sgass Iss3mai1so
purchased 375, 900 ounces of fihe -EfYf
Hfwdpnye gnM shfwEh lAue lpdJ Hn
Frhspsea 4R5bA AasEip psAebPsol&iSis tss1t
-fsAtllssnhpgvaD atHs ss0telh0c1csodt
vepk kasisQpaIyeet1dsiBs9pU1 nG OdluAipb
sftgaIo oQpitNN MeBdap seiliR issf 4slSh0sl
~ GNps q HfVptqHfJH .bStfxudH Hha HSS
rfothing could be seer. n.bffo ReSdpft 5bfs
sil1 .sSs1B 1B}s,ss, ,ss,!!sssa&s s|Ss$ $$$ss{s,s&Sh $$$
$$&j|t $sa$ 58I9a MA desR4RSyalSa SRRylSSa
SSS SGSdfeG5 Jus1 goMaM 1I&6HHt tfniH6t)8
A1idWoIeaQ9A Qa.YtikR1R EAdskd. okd daQ{iQ
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o.faaTa TITEAX lce vi

liIi SSi aiI::l5 /: "a ai'ss; II Il;
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....Mna na,iFceG RsHSMHAW' SHsSH

,Yesss01 ,1rsA.: 81! A:4xEE1Is : I : 1IskA y Msts1
corfiM eHNAd Me work 8Yhka2HHhg
FOR gates along the line, at Market,
French, ThinAINnA MRoGtt4 eNfNdt
crossings. Tks gates WIll be erectd
in Y. ha0Ms9 G%s Is 9Sd42
COupcu .>~n AZ sAa x<x
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6p%y|SEisf$a @sstRagaP6 aS51s3$slaAent-
2&I &slI3Hs sgsasss De- Sa1Ssa 4s}3ssSs'
Junaor DHRart me- ~ S1n S.ainttell,
PrlMa& .AApsE sptpuM MApasa g.
jackson, Rsnigald 81. Mnrphg,.iennt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-16

{, The three first wranglers at Cam
bridge this year. says the British Tenn
pesdnce Advocate, "are, we under
stand, all of them practical abstainers
from alcohol and tobacco"
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PENSIONS

Secured. Also Bounty, Back Pay. Increase
Of pension. New and Aororabls Discharges.
laws. Now Is the timei Do not deleyi Sol
diers' widows. Children. Parents. Brothers
and Sisters entitled Have your clsim in
yestigsted- Apply at once. Send two stamps
i1r blanks and Instructions complete. to
EHkiNs A. FITZGERALD, .. s, Cain aud
ID. c. ~
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AYERS HAIR WGOR.
SoR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

Advancing years
sickness. oaxs. dis
appointment. and
hereditary predis-
position. all turn
the hair gray. and
either Of them tn
feline n 70 shed
l~premsturely.
ArBR1 HAIR
'VIooR. by long
and ~extenaiye use
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-16

There IS a great variety Of bugs and
things used Tor jewelry, but they are
nearly all artificial; in fact, a species Of
hum-bug.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-16

A lady now residing in this city was
once travelling by stage among the Cats
kill mountains. and stopped for the
night at an out-of-the-way country inn.
She was tired with her journey, and
slept late in the morning. not respond
ing to the first call for breakfast. Pres
emily there came another tap at the
door. and q girlish voice said. "Please,
mum. won't you get upp We want to
use Of your sheets for q tablecloth."
-Keokak Constellation. al
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Pashence IL . good thing for a man
to hav. but when he haz got SO much ov
It that he kan fish all day over the side
ov . boat, without eny bait on his hook.
lazyness IL what's the matter ov him.
josh Billings.
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Yellow fever Is common in Rio JAN
Giro. and Its ravages there are on the
crea
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THIS PAPER pax :. Sa NC sii. : Gs 2. S zee 2. asa
.dvertising Bureau u0Spruce ST. where ndvertlsing
antracts may 10 made for I'm NEW YORK;
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CREIGHTON & co. r. O.,
Omaha. Neb. and Pine Bluffs, W. T.
Range, Horse Creek, Wyo. and Pump
kin Greek, Neb.
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New Advertisements.
BEDBUGS. reaches MOTHS

And all other iRsects exteTmIRRtaa. Wells
lRseet Differentiation viii do it every
ume Without inoonsenience or trouble. and
a. nl1e expense. Keep your premises clear
q lnEscfs In you desire good hsAtA Cos
2ins nothing poisonous, and rec uiTef only
ten hours " max clean job. Lkdies can
ages VIII be sent by mail, post paid, without
any one knowing the contenls lean refer
70 any hotei In Chicago, as they all use 1t.
Every hotel, boarding-hoase, family. ONCE,
laundry kitchen have use ior IL Price, 80
"a Cents per package; post paid. ol-5O
order with the amount In your letter. and
YOU Sillreceiye the Powder BY return mail.
satisfaction guaranteed. Remember my ad-
dress, CHARLES NJ. WELLS, 1884 State
street. Chicago, III.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

As had been advertised for q couple Of
weeks, r. G. Keller and A. s. Lindsay
Of Anthony. gave q concert in the M. E,
Church on Tuesday evening, half the pro-
ceeds of which were to have been prerent.
ed to the NJ. E. and Presbyterian denomi-
nations. The entertainment had been
pretty we'll advertised through the papers,
but it was expected that as it was a char
table entertainment, that members oil
these denominations would take it upon
themselves to order hand bills and have
them circulated about town. But it.seems
that the people did not understand the
arrangements, at least nothing was done,
and as a consequence, onlyabout a dozen
or fifteen were in attendance. As mat
ter of course, this state of affairs was en-
barassing to us as well as the gentlemen
themselves. The concert was an excellent
one. and those present were exceedingly
well pleased with the entertainment. We
should like to mention most of the songs.
but space forbids. The recitation by Mr..
Keller, entitled The First Settlers Story, ~
was undoubtedly the best thing of the
kind we haYe ever heard. We trust that
these gentlemen will visit our town again
at no distant day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

Last week we were pleased to grasp the
hand of our old friend, II. H. McAdams,
Sheriff of Harvey county. The gentleman
came down for the purpose of locking over
the county with view of locating and
engaging in the stock business at some fu-
ture time, but was 80 well pleased with
Medicine Lodge and the country around it,
that he started back to Newton the next
morning to dispose of his property there,
and remove his family here at once. Mr..
McAdams is a gentleman in all that the
word can imply, and his having served
two terms as Sheriff of Harvey county,
shows that the people there respect him
highly. We shall welcome him and his
family, as they are among the first IN
Newton and are certain to be liked by our
citizens.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

The supper given at the N. E. Church
on last Friday evening, for the benefit of
Rev. Reed. was largely attended and a
general good time was had. There were
two or three gentlemen present, who al
ways fast at least two days before going to
a festival, that their friends were COM
PEELED to caution about laying in too large
stock Of provisions at one time, as it
might unfit them for business the next
day. Among those who devoured the
good things so ravenously, were Perry
Ewing, Cal. 0mer. w. d. vanSyka, En-.
Tin. and several others We mention
their names In order that the ladies may
take waning in the future and seat these
gentlemen at that portion Of the table
where the grub" is scarcest. Seriously,
the supper was an excellent one, and
strangers were heard to remark that the
ladies Of Medicine Lodge were the best
cooks in Southwestern Kansas. The net
proceeds Of the evening were about forty
dollars.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

There is certainly more sinfulness reg
istered against family man at this sea-
son than any other time during the year.
There il something about q diiointed
stovepipe to try mems souls, and while
attempting TO put one IN place il when we
can learn whether or not the Individual is
possessed Of that christian spirit and resig-
nation to carry him safely through the
trials vicissitndes Of this life. IL q man
can keep from saying ''cuss words" when
4 stove pipe seems possessed Of the devil
and bis imps.he is certainly in the straight
and narrow path.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

1t is really amusing sometimes to hear
a couple of old "dufTers" talking about
REsPECTABILTTYl This and that individ-
ual is not respectable because he NAV not
be overburdened with this worlds goods
although what he has may have been
honestly acquired. 1t is very frequently
the case that these sbysters who are blow
ing about THEIR respectability, have been
guilty Of all the crimes in the calendar
drinking, lying, stealing, bond swindling,
and often carry the marks of bullets or
knives received while on drunken ogerie.
We do love to hear such men talking
about their neighbors not being respecta-
bla-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17
HIDES! HIDESll HIDES!!l

HIDES! HIDES!l HIDESH!
Hinsen & VanLaningham, at
Harper, will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and furs. 20
You will save money to buy
your Groceries at Hess IL
WANTED, Barbour county
scrip at Merchants and Drovers
Bank. 8
Mixed Bird Seed at the Cen
trail Grocery. 10
Call at the Central store for
Fresh goods. Is
Mixed bird seed at Sheldons
at 10 cents per pound.
Don't fail to call on Sheldon
and examine his NEW stock of
boots and shoes 10
"A fine Pelobet, Pelton & Co.
Organ, for sale at Young's Furni-
ture Room. Parties wishing to
purchase, will save money by Civ
ing me call. YoUNG& Co.
Go and see the large stock of
Candies at the Central Gro
Gerry. % If
-Standiford, Youman & Co.
have just received another in
voice of those Field classes.
Tney are a great saver of horse
flesh. 4S.tf
-13 new brands of cigars at
Macs. Is
AN immense stock of tinware
just received at Sheldon's.
A complete assortment of
Queensware, at Standiford You
mans q 20. no12tt
A Full Line of Pacific Prints
and Fancy shirtings at S & Y's 4
Diamond Fastened Overalls-
warranted not to rip, at Standi-
ford, Youman & Co., 3S-tf
A full and complete Stock of
Boots and shoes at Stamford
romans q 20. no12tf
ALI supplies for Birds at
shelbon's.
--Jewelry and Ornaments N
great variety at sheldon's.
Scratch it down Sheldon is
ahead. Will sell his goods CHEAP
if he don't make a cent.
STRAYED.
From my ranch, on Medicine
river. nine miles southeast of
Medicine Lodge, dark red bull.
about three years old with one
broken horn; also has ear marks.
Any information will be suitably
rewarded. p. o. Medicine Lodge.
24-w4 JAMES WILSON.
STRAYEU.
One red two year old STEER
branded with j. on left hip. Anv
information leading to the recov-
cry of the animal will be reward.
ed by ID. III. Judge. 90
NOTICE.
Wanted. teacher, at Red Cfk.
School District, No. 81, female
preferred. Apply at once to
20 JAMES NURSE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-11-17

The recent survey Of property made by
Ambrose Denton, IN the eastern and
southeastern portions of the clty, re-
vealed 10 the astonished owners that they
were terribly mixed" By this survey,
some mems residences are located ON land
belonging to other parties; the dividing
lines of some mems property is located
exactly in the center Of their neiehbo RS
dwellings, while those who have been
congratulatine themselves on having a
nice stream Of water running through
the II land, now End themselves located
on dry land. The men who own property
In that portion Of the city, say that cor
rect survey was made by Mr.. Bailey, and
no amount Of re-surveying is going to
make them remove their dwellings or
fences.