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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-29

s sSSts .. . = = = y IS Il Is
twill be observed that for consecutive
numbers the South has Is new members,
no more and no less, while the North's
number OF new members increases from s
to IL. In order to show how great 10 the
range OF choice for sectional advantage,
these numbers are given below:
81 al6 SO 81 als so so 81 3g2
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Eoiterial Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20, 1881.
i am becoming quite a regular
church attendant, which | trust will
atone for my short comings in this
direction at home. [ attended YES
per's, at st. Marks (colored) Episcopal
Church, last Sunday evening at 6
o'clock. am not much acquainted
with the minutiae of Catholic and
Episcopal Church services, though
Evening Vespers," you know, is u.s.
ually simply song-service, peculiar
to these churches. By request, how
ever, on last Sunday evening, the
pastor, Rev. Alexander Crummel, re-
peated a sermon which he delivered
O few weeks ago on '"The elesson to be
drawn from the attempt on General
Garfeld's life." The church, an ele-
giant structure on the corner of 18th
and Madison, was the recipient of a
thousand dollars bequest from Mr..
Corcoran, the millionaire, short
time since.
DR.. Crummel is a tall, scholarly
looking man, of unmixed African
blood. He is graduate of Oxford
University, England, and enjoys the
reputation of being one of the ablest
divines in the land. There are So
many prayers, and songs, and risings
up, and sittings down, etc., etc., in
the ritual of the Episcopsl Church,
that those unaccustomed to the SER
vice are put to their wits end to
keep up. Being in charge of an ac-
complished young lady, who knows
the ritual in all its intricate evolu-
tons, was enabled to say amen at
the right place, though | occasionally
stood when every body else knelt
and vice versa.
Finally, after numerous prelimi
naries, the Doctor commenced tC
read his sermon. His English is very
pure; no "coloredisms" are to be OBJ
served in his language. AS Hon. f
L. CORDOBA, of South Carolina, re
marked to me, it is the matter of hi'
sermons, more than the manner, tha
attracts. The sermon was an able
one from the Doctors standpoint
though L could not accept many o
his conclusions. He deprecated tn
fact that high officers are not treate'
with that reverence in this country
which is given in monarchla
Governments. The fact that tn
humblest man in the land can deman'
and secure audience with the chic
executive of the Nation, was to hin
a marked defect in our form OF Gov
ernment. Evidently the Doctor
schoollifei in England enamored him
of monarchial form of Government
The very things of which the Docto
complains, are the glory of our inst
! tutions. A decent respect for author
f ity and for those in power, but n
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
SPRINGFIELD, O.-The 10th G

SHHlNuF 1E1<Ds Os-IHe loLn LII
nual session of Grand Court, for the west of
of the State of Ohio, convened in this city
last Tuesday, at North st. Church. The
following officers were elected and installed
Wednesday evening: Nj. w. g. Sr. Matron,
Miss Lucy A. Davidson; M. w. G Jr. Mat
ron, Mrs. Angelina Roberts, Columbus, O;
Nj. w. G. Sec'y, Mrs Sarah Hunter; NJ w.
g. Treas, Mrs. Mary j. Brown, Sprinfield;
M..W. CIV. Patriarch, Rev. j. w. Gazza-
way; Directors, Elias Smith, j. w. Moore,
VIC. Echols, Springfield. The next ses-
sion will be held in Detroit, Michigan ...
At the residence of Mr.. jefferson Harris,
Monday evening, very interesting and
brilliant company assembled to do honor to
the Misses Amelia and Mary Taylor, of
Cincinnati, who are visiting Misses Ophelia
and Laura Harris. The chief interest of the
of the evening centered in music and litera-
ture. A regular prog ramme being presented
as follows: Music, Miss III. Ford; Declama-
ton, Mr.. ID. 4. Smith; Essay, r. g. Walk
or; Duet, Miss Hackley and Russell; Read
ing, G. ID. Swayne,; Defamation, VIM.
Fielding; Reading, g. w. Reynolds; Music,
Miss NJ. Taylor; Defamation, Robert Con-
ner; Defamation, Miss Francis Sp,ith;
Defamation, Amelia Taylor; Duet Miss
Russell and G. ID. Swayne; Val ID. M.
| Wilson; aster which q sumptuous repast was
spread, and all partook heartily, even Jari-
us. Afterward, the shouts of "On with the
dancew was heard, andjoy was not confined
until the wee sma' hours OF the night began
TO dawn, when alldeparted, highly delighted
at the manner in which the evening was
spent. The ladies and gentlemen present
were Misses A Taylor, II. Taylor, Gin, o
d. Hacklsy, Rosa Clinton, GAINESVILLE, f.
A. Braxton, H. Ford, Lucy Cousins, Xenia
o., nj. Wilson, f. Smith, -", Mr.. r. G
Walker, c. Strong, II. M. Wilson, St. Louis
r. Conner, Harmon Wilson, ]. II. Wilson
G. w. Reynolds, d. E. Smith, VIM. Field
ing and Philip Miller, Gin, o., L. Jones, A
c. Cowan and G. d. Swayne. During th'
evening Mr.. Theo. Dolboy's orchestra sere
naded the party, and discoursed some fin
music...... The Duquense Blues went int
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

camp, Wedne sasy, at GAINESVILLE, o.. Mr..
Harmon Wilson was in Cleveland this week.
..... Mr.. Fielding left, Tuesday, for Lancas.
ter, o., where he will visit his parents .. 1t
is rumored in society circles that the fasci-
mating Miss Susie johnson, of Cincinnati,
will soon visit our city, in company, this
time, with another of Cincinnatis bellies. A
host Of admirers await her coming .... Mrs.
Jas. Chapman, of Liberty St. has a fine, new
girl baby ..... Mrs. Braxton is recovering
slowly from her late illness ...... The Misses
Walden and Stewart. of Indianapolis, left
for Columbus last Friday ...... Captain Hsr-
per, of the Duquesne Blues now enjoys the
distinction of being called Major instead of
Captain, as heretofore. The Palmer
Guards, of Columbus, and the Duquesnes
have formed into battalion, thereby giving
them colored Major. the choice of which
fell upon Captain Harper unanimously. ...
Mr.. Philip Miller, of Cincinnati, left, Tues
day, for Indianapolis to spend a few days.
-. Quite delightful time at Mr.. VIM.
Dickson's, Tuesday eve Mr.. Thomas,
wife, and sister, OF Washington, ID. c., are
spending vacation here with parents 90.
Please change the subscription 1 sent you
last from Mrs. Tom Chapman to james
Chapman, 100 Liberty St. 49,. o. d. Oglevee
renews his subscription for three months.
JARIUs.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Colonel r. g. Ingersoll and old
Jerry Black do their best to demolish
the Christian religion in the
August Atlantic. Colonel In.
gersoll assails it in his characteristic
way, while old Black covers it al
over with slime by very DANA ging-
ly hypocritical defense. If there is
nobody to defend the religion o.
Christ but this old pro-slavery repro
bate, His disciples will soon be cry
ing, ''God save us from our friends
In his reply to Ingersoll, Black makes
labored defense Of human slavery,
claiming that it was Divine insti.
tuition. The cause of religion has
indeed fallen into bad hands when
such old Bourbon flats as Jerry
Black take a tilt in it's favor.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
JARIUs.
Urbana, O.--Walter Burns, of Tro.

DrDsiIasl. o. w after Burns, OF Troy
o., spent last Sabbath with u.s.. ..... ProfJ =,
member of Donovan's Tennesseeans, is at
home again. looking the picture of health.
...... Prot. Bowles was in Springfield We'd
nesday in the interest of the Dist. Lodge of
G. U. o. of .. f., of which he is secretary,
making arrangements for the annual meet
ing, which convenes in Cleveland, Aug. 2
and ..... Prof. Dodson, of Harveysburg, has
been secured as orator of the day for the
celebration at Csrthagenia, Aug / 1..... There
will be an excursion to Put in Bay, Aug /,
under the auspices of Farrow's cornet band.
Judging from what has been heard, it will
be largely attended ...... There will be cele-
Drstion at Bellefountaine the 1st of August;
and several of our known orators are billed
to be present m The Odd Fellows of Zanes-
vile, o., ere making great preparations to
celebrate the lst of August on grander
scale than ever before. They have able
speakers for the day, among them our pas
tor, Rev. p. Tollivep. .. There is quite an
anxiety among the people concerning the
excursion to Cleveland, which, however, will
be controlled by the rates that can be secur-
ed. The probabilities are cheap rates will
be secured and none disappointed ...... Nor
NAL School is in session and great many of
our young ladies are attending, viz: Misses
Emma Grimes, Meta Hunt, frankie Jones,
Katie Cleveland, Josie Roberts and Carrie
Jones. ANON.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

the same import as the letter. 1t is
our firm conviction that Mr.. Doug
lass and the colored voters and Re-
publicans generally of Virginia, are
right in their disposition to support
Senator Malone. The true policy for
the colored voters of the South; in
States where there is no hope OF Re-
publican success at present, is to sup
port that faction of the Democracy
which is favorable to the recognition
of their rights, and thus destroy
Bourbonism.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

We received this week copy of
the Baltimore American containing a
letter from j. 7. Wilson, of Norfolk,
Va, in reply to the one recently
written by Frederick Douglass, ad-
vising the colored voters to sup
port the Readjuster ticket. MIR.
Wilson takes opposite grounds to
Mr.. Douglass, and favors a straight
Republican ticket. Accompanying
the paper was also an address by a
number of seeding delegates from
the late convention of colored men
recently held at Lynchburg, headed
by MIR. Wilson. The address is o
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
Cincinnati-Mr. Arch Lewis and

Cincinnati--Mr. Arch Lewis and
party have gone 6shingat the lakes ......J ii.
Taylor and w. H. Lawson, of Louisville,
were in our city last week ...... Miss Leona
Young will leave shortly for her home In
Mississippi. We know of one Young who
will be sorry ...... Terry's Place is the head
quarters Of all the boys w Mrs. Robert A.
White is quite i'll at her home in Delaware,
O.. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter f. Fossett are in
Delaware, o., called there by the illness of
their daughter, Mrs. White .... Mr.. Alfred
Marshand leaves Sunday for the Forest
City y.. Mrs. William Porter of Court ST.,
will leave next week for Marietta, O.....
Mrs. M. V. Keever, of Meridian, Miss, is at
the hotel Graves ...... Chas. Mosby, of st.
Louis. was. in the city Tuesday stopping at
the Graves ...... Rev. S. M. Smocheer of
Hillsboro. o., was iR the city last week..
Tom johnston is spending his vacation at
his home ..... Don't forget the grand excur-
sion to Cleveland August s. Only $5 for
the round trip ..... Thomas Triplett is rusti-
eating in Darke county...... John w. Lewis
will spend two weeks visiting relatives and
friends at Detroit andC Canada. 80. Mrs. John
Williams and children, of Front St., who
have been visiting our city, left Sunday fol
their home in Lexington, KY ,... Lee Viii
son, of .he Third National Bank, will take
| his two weeks vacation at Yellow Springs
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Terre Haute.-R. A. Brown, Miss
Clara Howard and Mrs. M. j. Thompson
are on the sick list...... Mrs. HARDWOOD is
visiting Mr.. j. III. Lofts .. Send the Leader
to Mrs. l.. Williams, 81 N. Tenth St......
Thornt. Guthrie and his wife have separated
...... Young men hanging around the corners
and ratings should quit such loafing and go
to work k...... Andy Hall has gone to Mattoon
to reside 49,. Simon Daniels is making it red
hot for the boys among the ladies .. Our
people should throw away prejudice, stand
by one another, and go to work and build
up the race, T. and }.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

AS there seems to be some doubt as
to what shall be done with the &, 600
corruption money at Albany, N. T.,
if the parties having it In charge
will forward 1T to the Editor of this
paper, he will guarantee that it shall
be judiciously invested.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Ex-senator Conkling announces
his intention to withdraw permanent
ly from politics. Probably it would
not be bad idea to appoint him to
the Supreme Court vacancy caused
by the death of Justice Clifford.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

President Garfield suffered re-
lapse Friday, caused by a stoppage
in the flow of pus, which it was feared
would result fatally. Drs. Agnew
and Hamilton, the consulting physi-
clans, were called to Washington,
and on Sunday an incision was made
near the mouth of the wound, by
which the pus cavity was emptied,
since which the President has been
steadily improving. He is now con-
sidered in better condition than at
any time since he was shot,
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Our erstwhile sprightly New York
exchange, ''Rumor," besides being
changed from a sixteen page sheet to
an eight page, has lately been re-
christened. 1t is now "The Globe,
and is, as formerly, ably conducted.
J. f. Quarles, late of the Consular
service, has been added to the
editorial staff. The Globe is wei
come visitor at our table.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
Cleveland. O.-Cincinnsti will sen,

Cleveland. O.-Cincinnsti will send
four cars OF people to the grand banquet and
fifty knights TO the grand conclave....- An
excursion Is being gotten up at Chicago to
attend the grand conclave and take part in
the prize drill. Look OFT, Sir Knights, or
they will carry off the laurels. A number
of commentaries have entered for the con-
test. A J.DeHart,our candidate for theLeg-
islature, is looming up and will be nomina.
ted ..... Rev. T. IL. Jackson has left for
Wherefore for good ...... Miss Ema Lewis
il visiting parents here.....H. G. Casey has
returned home for good ...... The two Miss
Wilson's are reposipg on Perry st. during
the vacation of school 49,. Mr.. j. NJ. Green
is not expected to live....- Mr.. Geo. Carroll
is quite i'll ON Newton 1.-THE little
daughter of Z. S. Sweet is indisposed. ......
Miss lilly Lewis is lab oring with severe
cold -. r. A. Jones is somewhat indisposed.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Hon. H. G. Bruce, Of Atchison,
Kansas, has been appointed to an
important Government position in
Washington, ID. G. He leaves next
Sunday for that clty.-Topeka Trib-
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

1t is stated by Ohio papers that
Governor Foster has sent the Mace
donian cry to Register Bruce to
"come over and help u.s." The re-
quest will doubtless be complied
with
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

e. G. Lapham was on the END
elected to the United States Senate
by the New York Legislature, to sue
ceed Roscoe Conkling, receiving the
full Republican vote. Thus ended
the ad-lock, and we hope the En-
pire State Republicans are reunited.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
GreencastIe.- - Francis Jones wi
Ao..laxx e. E.ra

GreencaStIe. - Francis Jones Will
leave next Monday for Evans.
vile, where he will represent Lodge No.
2,123 G. u. U. of o. F...... Mrs. l.. r. Mon
roe and Mrs. r Wardell are spending the
summer in Virginia .. Miss Hannah
Thomas is home after successful tour with
Abercrombies Uncle Tom party ...... Enos
Townsend is building and expects to take to
himself little wife. e...... Shepherd Hooks is
up again .....J Joe Balling, I'd fireman, has
resigned ...... Dick Frazier says he is free
man now. Dick reads the Leader, which
accounts for his happiness .....Jno Town
send has left town 49,. w. HARDWOOD went
to Paria, Ill, Tuesday ...... Mrs. M. Jones
and Miss II. Thomas will attend the Evans.
vile celebration, August 49,. Every color
ed family in Greencastle should take the
Leader. Everybody who sees it says 1t il
the best newspaper ever published by color.
ed men. RUE.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondents will please make their communi-
cations brief and concise possible. Owing to our
limited space, are frequently compelled to leave
out matter that would IKE to publish, but can
not for want of space. All letters outside of In
dianapois should reach US Thursday. Ali commu-
ncations written both sides of the paper will be
refused
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30
INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.

Blackguardism is what some news
papers call Jere Blacks reply to In
gersOll.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

Justice Clifford, Of the United
States Supreme Court, died in Cornice,
Me-, Monday.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

[Some interesting Washington
personals arrived toO late for inser-
ton this week.-ED. LEADER.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

MEN OF THE HOUR.

"Some are born great, some dchieue greatness
and some hare greatness thrust upon them. ."-ShdkS
peare.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

lst. A fine square j. & O. Fischer Piano
bought of ID III. Baldwin & Co., "a ~ t6
n. Pennsylvania St., list price. $50
I'd. One of McCormick's Comb ned Self
Rakins Reapers and Mowers, l67 and
169 K. Washington ST., worth ...... IL
Sd. An elegeDt Silver Tea Set and Urn,
bought OF Bingham, Walk & May hcw,
II e. WASHINGTON ST., worth ...............- IL
4th. A fine cabinet case Sewing Ma
9th. A fine Ladies' Gold Watch, worth.
9Th. A fire Friction Band Sulky Plow, q
TOT a
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-30

7th. An elegant Writing Desk, worth.
Sth. A handsome Gent's Easy Chair,
made by Sander q Recker, lO3 and los
x. Washington St, worth.....................
9Th. A Gentleman's Full Dress Suit,
worth~..... .....................
10th. A Champion Moritor Kitchen
Stove, with complete outfit, the best
I'm the market, kept for sale by i. l..
Frankem, "a Z. Washington st., worth
1lth. An Iron Beam Plow, worth ........
18th. A complete set of Charles Dickens
Works, worth
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

People sometimes imagine we are
too plain spoken in regard to certain
matters and things. Cln't help it.
We are sorry to say that we are not pos.
sessed of that meekness and Christian
spirit which requires that when a man
gives you lick on one side of your 'lug''
you are to turn the other to him also.
When day after day we see an individual
or a set of individuals attempting to In
jure the business we have labored so hard
to build up to its present successful stand.
ard, for no other. reason than that they
think we know two much of their '.deeds
that are dark and tricks that are VAIN
we can't hold our peace, and we shall
keep pouring hot shot into the enemy un-
til the last gun is spiked. Who will CEN
sure US for WELDING the sword in our own
behalf ?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

The wire-walking performance which
took place in this city last Saturday, was
the best of It's kind we have seen in long
time. The gentleman is undoubtedly an
old hand at the business, as he pretended
to sleep on the cable, walked it backwards
and also with hoop around his legs. A
large crowd was in town to witness the
performance, and our merchants all did a
rushing business. 1t has been suggested
that our business men endeavor to get Mr..
Price to give another exhibition here
during the HOLIDAYS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

We have Il upon good authority tia.
Geo. Ellis win soon fouake baehelorhood
md entor into the Joys Of the married
,lnae. Who the lady IL, we have no.
ben informed. but presume she h bean
Wal. accomplished. and all that. Hov.
ever. before his departure for the noun
tains, Geo. informed his friends that \,
ves rolng out there for the express. pur-
pose OF marrying City thousand sheep
ihe lady lherSelf was 10 be . seoOudar,
hnailer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22
Lost.

LOsts =,
Between Medicine Lodge and
the residence OF S. X. w. Field, a
butcher knife and steel. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at this office. ~
Found.
On Main Street, a bed comfort
and over coat. The owner can
have them by proving property,
and paying for this notice. =
A complete asgSItment of
Queensware, at Standiford You
mans & Co. no12t
A Full Line of Pacific Prints
and Fancy shirtings at S d YES 4
Diamond Fastened Overalls-
warranted not to rip, at Standi-
ford, Youman & Co., 80 IF
A full and complete Stock of
Boots and shoes at Stamford
Yomans & Co. no12tf
--Jewelry and Ornaments n
great variety at sheldon's.
STRAYED.
One red two year old steer
branded with j. on left hip. Any
information leading to the recov-
cry OF the animal be reward
ed by ID. M. udge. %
Mixed Bird seed at the Cen
trail Grocery. 10
Call at the Central store for
Fresh goods. Is
HIDES! HIDESl! HIDES!!l
Hinsen & VanLaningham, at
Harper, will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and furs. 20
Standiford Il Youman have lust
received an IMMENSE stock of new
goods of ALL kinds. Call and ex-
anime our stock before you buy
elsewhere. s.
IS. Lebrecht is constantly
adding to his already large stock
OF Groceries. Call and see. Al
Go and see the large stock of
Candies at the Central Gro
Gerry. 2S If
IMMENSE IMMENSE
IMMENSEi
Is no name for the stock of goods
that Stamford, Youman & Co.
now have on their shelves. We
have anything and everything a
man woman or child may need,
TAKEN UP.
BY Dean brothers, at the head
OF Little Mule Greek, two large
horses fifteen hands high, branded
with a box. Owner can have
them by proving property and
paying for this notice. IL
-You will save money TO buy
your Groceries at Hess III
Great variety of toilet sets
and roses at Sheldon's. 81
The Denver Leggings a
Standiford, Youman & Go. 40 If
Ladies, call and see the new
stock of prints at Stamford &
Youman's. 8
300 pounds ofFresh Can
dy-direct from the manufacture
ers-just received at the Central
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

Attention is called to the new advef-
tisement of the Anthony Globe Mills, in
this impression. Holdndge, Connolly &
Go. have come to the conclusion that the
INDEX is the best advertising medium in
southwestern Kansas. and ordered quar-
ter column ad. inserted. TIE Anthony
Touring mills are acknowledged to be the
finest constructed and have the best ma
chinery of any mill in southern Kansas,
and their -four is getting a big repu-
tation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

ID. VanSlyke has traded his stock of
CO. DDS 10 A. w. Little and II. G. Thomp-
son. In this transaction vanSlyke get
ThompsOn's ranch and about one humid
red head Of cattle, also Little's br1ck
residence in the southeastern portion Of
the city, and Is head Of cattle. We pre-
dict for this firm splendid trade. Mr..
Little has resided here for some time. has
large circle Of friends and is accounted
one Of our best business men. Mr..
Thompson is county commissioner and is
well known und liked throughout the
county. He has had considerable expert
ence in THE mercantile business, we be-
heve.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-22

0ne day last week George Geppert paid
freight on goods shipped to this place. to
the amount of three hundred dollars.
This item will show to a certain extent,
the splendid business Mr., Geppert is
building up. We are pleased to know
that he is prospering, for he is a gentle
man In every sense of the word, and one
OF the very best business men in south
western Kansas.