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, 1881-03-15
RELIGIOUS.

The conference OF Daptst ministers assembled
as usunl ut tho Grand pucluu Hotel yesterday
forenoon.
The lscv. II. Il. Waterman gave graphic and
interesting description Of u thirty-dAys trip
through tho Holy I,uud several yeurs ngu. With
tho aid OF largo mp. he painted out tho route
tAken Dy him In his Journey. Nearly all tho
plnccs distinguished In Biblical history were de-
scribcd III detail. Tho reverend gentleman said
hc did not believe Ia II tenth part Of tho stories
that atieged thut modern towns wero on tho sites
nude memorable by eventa that tuok piaco IN
tho o IT. ,aef e W
about tho oonntry wua ~ topogt,tphy. which cor-
rgsrOnde1 exuctly With that descrbc. in the
were no doubt thu scenes 0f events III tho
saylor's l!ie: ile hel!cved .hnt he stood On tho
stoou or tho ght u u chss brsh MI IL nIs
Thought thoro WAB positive proof tAHt the piAco
Ut Chrlht's nativity WAS In cave TT UethieheEu,
over which u church WIS UMiAt In tho third cent
ury, nnl tho present edliieo IL ktl',wl. to bo
u Thousand yenss old. !n thu town Of Eazarpth
oss ss seTs III csu SFfslS2 S! Il yh9 KITE
performed her household dulles IL sui4 to have
heeu transported nne night by anEeis to ltaly.
wuru Also given III tho peDplu md customs Ut tho
country, as we'll ns its productions. In rcpy 10
l0,lr AMI travel II. Palestiav wIs 81 i day Tor
e.let person, unless there WIS lnrg0 pRrty
travelling tbRot1or.
THE CHIGAHO pltEsbHTENY
IN the M rooais IL Mecormef lilock. i} Tao % M"d"4.
atur, tho ttor. Jalnes A1auiuughlan. prustlel.
Tho object u tho ;nost!ns wns % outsider tho
tho Committee appointed for tho purpose ro-
H.steH H. tnat, II taoIr or!a!on, II 10 .stor. ito
es @ s aRsr ts b. nob so s.s es 10
retire frota tno church. slr. EIfsit wa. prcssnt,
anll sthteli that by inust leeide NY to hs tuturu
cOtIrsu ut uncu. The rep0rt DT tho Cuf,MIttHe
WHY 9ecuGts't. tho pNstora! rotations dissolved,
viii pre,sca in tho OuS,nan Ch.irc,, next sunday
| nnd possibly fer so'no rl.ne. Tho presbytcry
Th. ministers meeting was thou convened,
paper rea by DR.. Patterson ol, chancellor Crt,s.
gfoun1i that pr. Crosby hud stspps,i Goyond tho
confines VI hIs hitherto exceflunt reputation,
uiid not only fant Into error, bur boon 9lIlty of
| s!under IN declaring thAt cortnin eminent md
phllanthrt'pic rivn had "twistel Tho scripture u
TO- make Eff It sonien;H @ ~ my s9rt Ut drinking. The
teHabc. aud that his arYutuGnts dsprovet! tl,ol,.
settes, for whet he held that drinking shuutL bo
indu!Eod in 1nodorat!on ~ ns to ssre,kthen the
sssns {issra,ars should ss Ss Hnivessa'Iy cir: or
carn to s .aef sSs prsGas fs
ks aa sss 70 4y sS !nst t 4n e Il aoM. II
tnktnE of opium OF urssnlo ii, snaii .iuanlti,,a
Mas isot Injurious but strengthening tn lhu
vrnte drinking eals IN intGM}trlliIcu wMs illug-
ical, lnas';'.tcll ~ i was susu tAaE 'nun mi,
ste drink.nK. Ads"catss q IL ,ota % ubsti,sotsce b. ]
did not c!at,n that III, moderate drinkers LtcnInu
drul!kur.ls. but that the Indulgence " tho appu-
tncrensc Ut that nppctite; lii olhOr words, thai
the tu.1uncy of ~. called te.upcrato drinking IL
| tuwnrI Incorporate drinking.
Discussion Waa postponed until next wpek.
| TIE AErIItlptaTN.
, 1881-03-15
UNION VETERANS.

THEY Will. tSpoHsE No cAsn1pArn rou ,tAyou.
4 ,,,,,Irr ,,..,lrn - ~ rr,,t.,,, .... r,s;
,,as III, inot os,,tn, L., ~ Iii, a,.,.' ~
Grand paeslo Hotel Col. scrioner In tile chair.
Iho attendance was very largo. -.......
worc rand ami accrn,eu, EiDht nn,,.a t,,ns rnr
rn..,nhsrshin wcrn rc,t and rofcrrci ~ ,ha
"teu rsaa a't so.otec" a., % tne
reai and referred to tho r,nanco ] Committee. @ T
The Committee OH Membership reported fayor-
mombers Of tho Club
Committee on Political ACTION: =.
A. sr.,o,., r,a",,,,,. ~ ,.a,,, f,o...,,,.s,,
pl,inI HnIn, sI.I y, Il ySu III IT, Gn
n1tu ~ .ss.en " t.3a, WY .uht
!tec ~ MnvnE IT. tn cnv ci.tia" WIZ LOT , .no
s!lerea. And after IL full utsc.'ssIun OF t4oY Yues
nr uoa bara, ~.
Thnt Il, tho nuIniun of vmur commt,too, II ia
not proper or rotabe tnF for ihis Gvp to t.
osE Of anGtnnf, neither nolK 10y nvnoer OF
IsDnyentlon; Eut thHt II y ne Inty 3t tha ~.
nr au a II, aa III bnst n @ na m ~ ,Snp in9
oies, sa atter tt hs noaaon @ Ss tIs ; caS ~ Is rs
him: -. ...u.,... ,,,
nm Gnu w taoFu!uIe rGeonnna tnat INC ttuo
'4Ho ho hcuon "pem sm,s shis s'nloet. W J!! c,.,.
IN motto, .hE r"nnrt ~ I'm rc,r,mittn ~ ..oa
uHunllnOusiy ntloptcd, ''~'
Tho EoiI1NIttg lIttnt,tDts.1 t]ruw
ttons Of rpypcct to tic lnoInory or Af -~'~'>@
wur {, .r,, urx ,rom - .r,r,,r,v !, ,.,,u,,n,
1870, s M -. s.,''... "'"'t"1" Ia cA"'EHfE"
WneHEAs, me chicago Union Veterisn Club
nhs !eATnea Wltn atcn borrow or tue ucAeh VI
oenatGr MAttnoW ~: Cafpaiiter; be It
HtsofNt. Ihht III hls uehth tHe Union soldiers
nasa Iost t!ftn. consistent. aiid powerful!
!faenu. ara th6 cnhao TOR WHICH they lmperllDu
!Io toaf!eRs cnAtnplon. .
itsotltu. lnht tho Nhton ms LOST great
Rtatesnth' whose ts1.tontlu k!IuWleuHe OF con.
eti!atlaha! INV ean Ill 10 aparcd from hla coni.
Fauts.
Ihat 1--WE we iafn IT, VIZ tenaer reeo!leGtlona 70 tho
tlolNls Q! Gttit VIII sklrtod the hUrlxon and
hettr the bEtllglt s11l pf wisconsin refuse to Do
mrtlsnn, thAt Ae might ~ pltrl6t.
Ihnt wo cxtel'u ~ tho family OF tho deceased
HthtcsMah our heartfelt sympathy lu their bt.
r,ayeulaht.
TIN report Of thQ CoHHitteG was adopted by
rising fotu. It was suited thHt Col. burthner bud
haa Inc resolutions appropriately UnGrnhatu aiid
ssE,os. " ~ ~ nsesass iss aHa tAt tno copy "ou'a
VI n,unI,,tnno ~ rc",,n, ~ ~ ,"n ,',a,r or =, ,.o
1utt. is,n,rni.. u Is fIntehIuans, .on. .a, ~
mInntn'l '"1e - "Ae'3"'"'o'' "oAo 'o"o ~"0
tsimrndo wcovor reror.aa nr,v,aaa far tn.
c,,,n,nittno m IfHnni,tIt. Hhs.v rwnr,tnnnd~i mr.
M; cnrcept ~ t,a Saf.i nay, ,nnGrh nn niS4'i.,
In vlvst, s,,tne lin, ,inrinr tns atmmnr' rAf,nr
s,s, u ii.a,ssIut, I T. .sa ,.nI ~. @ -, tt e
"iv 1 nna ~" t,nr,mittn" wnv srs,ruoiui ~
nMfr st,o uetx.ss.rv nrr.Mv"r,""fs trno StSct,rt
tm"tsrr W,ts mi ~; thc tnfer Aa' o'"0ot'
A'es' N..s .'.s.,.'N ""s a@ W. @ .au taoio'
| Il'E !EfotF W THE COMMITTEE ON HELtRF
WAA thcn cAled for. The Chairman OF tho Com.
mittee crcatstl ripple Of laughter by suy1uH
, 1881-03-15
TEXAS 4. PACIFIC.

1T. LOUIS, Mo-, March H.-A Da1lns, Tex,
special sAyg tho Toxas j. FacIAu liatlroad Is CON.
ptctcd to Hwcetwater, ~ miles wost Ut Dallas,
a1ld truck Ia belux lalsl ut tho rato Of th!rty.yo
miles month. Tho Colorado River will DO seached
April ~, and Co!urAdo CITY Db nude u
acolanu to erect nsoat substantial building OH
tho WL0lH l!ne Ut tlAt GolHt. The lMaiu slup Will
bU oF stnnc. anu Will cost $lu.uN. speclul
train tDDk uut fr0at llaltAs this afternoon hln-
drttls Ut excurs!onlsta, mostly Eastern and
Northern gontlelllon, to Atllcno. where thur0
will 10 great sAlu Of lots t0-Morrow,
, 1881-03-15

nj Mr. Lincoln, and heartily commend tho Wis
dnm Of his selection; nuh bn It further
Realized. That q copy hereof 10 forwarded to
tho President md to Sir. Lincoln.
Tho resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Tho ClnlI then ttjnurne to meet ono week
from Tonight, when thu nominees us the tlGpub-
lean Convention will h9 ratified.
, 1881-03-15
lE0NA DARE.

Special Dbpateh 10 7hs chteaao Trtauns.
GENEVA LAKE. Wiz. Sinrch 14.-Er,,est
Gruucbnum una Ills Wlfo, thu noted LuollA Ilarv,
wau havo ninuo this place lholr humu for some
months, have ucpartod for thoir hutuo In Aus.
tEla, designing 10 snil from New York IN
Wednesday nrxt.
, 1881-03-15

Nonotuok and Corticelli Hpuol Silk, Twist, atc.,
beBt IN the world for dressinnkurs. Wheeler s.
Wilson manufacturing Co.. lis Stute stroOt.
, 1881-03-15

IH0rHford'k Acid Phosphate for Dys.
rrpsla& RKchtul Exhaustion, litc.
! hnve used 1fursforl's Acid Phosphate in
number az cl,scs IN which II ia Recommended
With Rbotl eIFect. J.1. ltuUNEts, II. u.
NOHLEsyii.I.E, lhi.
, 1881-03-15

Tho universal verdict Ia that tho New No. 8 is
Whotor s. Wilson Manufacturing Co., l55 State.
, 1881-03-15

Don't DlO oil tho Promises.
Ask druggists for 'HauRh on Hats" It clears
out rats. lu!co, bca-buKs roAphOa.- l5o. boxes.
, 1881-03-15

by Wright, and later In tho evening tho yuuug
couple left for California, where they will spend
q few weeks. On their return they Will take up
tholr nOptlC at No. 1917 tl!chigNn nEcnuc,
, 1881-03-15

General Superintendent T. r. Jetfcry, OF tho
lllInuIs Central. tclegraptud from Foil Dodge,
In, yesterday morning that another very severe
stt,ru, Ut Wind and snow hnt1 set In there, and
that tho s,low- shovclcrs, Abput zoo IN number,
who Ind bccn set to work On tho 1own Division
hnd nll been suspended from further nbor until
siIch u time ns tho BtlirM should ceAsc. This
sucAIIs TINT thu blockade VI last Fri1ny md Sat~
urslay Is worse ttlth ever. although It WIS ex-
pcctetl Saturday night, tho wcnthur being III
pruM!sluy condition, thut tho hlookalc would be
raised by about yesterday. No trslns. Of coureo.
4ru running Oil tho Iowa uIvtAuu. ind freight
fur tho Northwest Is still being refused ny tne
Compnny. 1t Is needless to observe TINT tho
Illinois Ccntrai people wrro feeling desponlcnt.
l'ho Iowa Division Ut tho Northwestern toati
also caught the nav storm, which Ind reached
this wuy us lur US MnrHhnlltovn, ut o'clock In
tho afternoon. Tho Northwestern trMfn dIu
htrc ut .:l6 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON from
Council Bluffs WIS ilvp hours lAto. No trans
were suspended, however.
The Milwaukee s. st. paul Roatl received
fresh buckutle from Cedar 1tapi1s to n long
dlstnncu this sltv.
The Hock Island Road was not seriously inter-
fcrcl with by the uuw storm.
, 1881-03-15
1HliIslsLllGE LICENyNv
Nf<iRRIlfGES.

slsiTs0S 0S-ssv1iN-tin ,Scttnc.ds;, t6c nj, =;
\. y. Lila C oldest daahtur nt William SWnfn
MeorRa a. II. Simpson, Of tlIcnXU. fUruIrIi,va aHa
TUrOntH. '''"eHy VI
, 1881-03-15
NORTHERN IMMIGRATION,

NORTHERN IMMfG1AT1ON.
Mr.. @. X. barnes, General Ticket and Passcu-
ger 4Aucnt Ut tho Northern pncitlc lload, nrrived
In Chicago yesterday rnurnng, and was Joined
here ny Mr.. WIllatn c. Andrews, tho Now York
Ticket and Passenger AHent OF the Compauy.
10th gentlemen left for New York last n!vht to
Jointly nrrange for tho Immigration trade for
tho coming stnson. alr. Andrews stated TO =
garry from ao ,,., to go per cent plore
DAkolu this scaaon thnn last, and LUST soason
box-cars lad 10 be lifted up rs temporary conchcs
to supply the dcmunu Uf Immigrant travel.
Next Wednesday thero will 10 . go!ony of rs
fn,nllias stnrt for Minnesota from Clinton. Cun-
ada, ulld between now aud April the Nurthor,i
pMclhc expects to curry fro!i, lfty to sixty I'd.
Ii.ouul c6nules to Wisconsin,. Minnesota, and
Lnkota, takinK them from yurlous towns n
Cnnn1n, New York. and Pennsylvania. april 10
tho nIsnnce-glar1 ut Il colony VI NU will luave
Lebanon Pa, for settement ou tho lino.of tho
Northern Pacific aud about the sntns time
twenty-five families WILL folow the,n frolil Ut.
Cnthar.ncs. CatiNda. Tho population OH tho line
Df the Northern Pacific ltGilruAd, froua Duluth to
I!isMarek. II Bl,sS0 In 49,: thuro wore but sUda.
In 1876 tho Dakota section hnd no white sottlers,
huW there ure over 35U0O.
, 1881-03-15

We recommend Eldradye sewing -machines
, 1881-03-15

TT1uE SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY WILL
u hold It's tWHnty.sccDnd annual banquet ut tins
Sherrun HOuso ut o'clock ths evening. A good
ttnlA u AXpuctNl. -
, 1881-03-15

THERE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF TIE
L. Fourth Wara Republican Campaign Club ii ~
HLnlE. III. tbia axD1lInu. - = - ~
, 1881-03-15

FT1IERE WILL lie 4 SPECIAL MEET
l. !nEnf the Young Mons HepublicAn !,IuI ut tia
Of Twenty :nlatt-sI 1or mo t..sncun u Important
business. this evening. Thu Young MGn'e Club will
uAut III ArMurY ullt t1nfnnftnr. ~
, 1881-03-15

yT1uE REV. j. n. CALDWELL, PASTOR
L OF tle Western Avenue II. Il. Church, Will Gun.
n tin n u I'M lHtt trH tH.t
, 1881-03-15

TUE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEET.
l. Ing In l.ower FHsweil Hall tlls evening will 10
Oy Mr. \. N. Delight
, 1881-03-15

TF1llE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER.
l. nuca unt9A Inns opened bUuks ut Thpfuspn's rt4.
tnurllnk md kGnHx Hunk tur Signatures OF voters VI
tho peclurntlon " Intentions" Looks for ths ob.
1eet Will As1 bu Jpened Mt other prominent business
PLACES in Il fUM AHyB.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
DEMOCRATS OF BARBOUR
COUNTY, A WORD TO YOU.

Next Saturday Is the day on which
the Democratic Convention assemblies
In this. place. Now that we are aware
OF what we have to contend with, we
can SEQ our way clearer. The inen whom
the Republicans have placed In nomi-
nation, are the very best In the party.
and 1t behooves us to make no mistakes
but go into the convention with clear
heads and thorough understanding q.
Danish all dissentions and act as one
mans nominate the men who can carry
the most votes and let us see II we can
not wrest from the Re ublicans the OIL
ces they have chung to so long We
havesOme excellent workers incur com
munity-gentl emen who have rs much
If not more, influence than many OF
the republican leaders, md. why cant
We elect two OF our candidates this fall ?
We say IL can be done, PROVIDED I'll
work together with a stubborn will
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
THE OLD RINGsTERs LOOKED
SICK,
WHEN W.T.. ROUSE RFrrTvED THE
CULTIVATION FOR rREAsURER

Two or three OF the old ring who
have attempted for the past four or five
years' 70 run the whole county to suit
themselves felt very much like throw
ing up their gizzards when it was an
nounced In the convention last Saturday
tna' W. l. Rouse had beaten Easily by
three votes. They had their wires nice
" laid. but. ''the best laid schemes. -
etc. One Of our wealthy(S) citizens
was heard to remark just before the
convention that II IL was necessary he
would spend FIVE Hundred Dollars to
beat Rouse. He either failed to "anty''
OF the money did not have the desired
ehect. Boys, Il Is useless to deny the
fact. the time has passed for you to con-
troll much influence In this county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

a strange cattle disease is re.
ported in Logan, Ford, Menard
aud Mclean counties, Illinois.
According TO accounts. swarms OF
winged insects hover over the
cattle, and aiighting upon their
heads, deposit eggs in their eyes.
These develop into worms that
eat out the eyes completely.
Large numbers Of cattle have
been made blind in this way, and
there seems no remedy for the
strange disease. A Menard coun-
W correspondent says: SThe
most generally accepted theory
as TO the cause of the malady is
that II is occasioned by the com
bined influences OF heat, dust and
scarcity ofwater. The theory ad.
vanced by some thatit originates
from contact with the dust of the
rag weed is shown to be fallaci.
Gus by the fact that il exists
among herds ranging on pastur-
age free from weeds Of any kind.
Cattle grazing on timbered pas
lures do not appear TO be subject
10 atiack.-LTexas Live Stock
Journal,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL
some Points Regarding The New Morn.
Ing Paper.

A strong Joint stock company. with a
paid-up capital stock of $50 000,ha- been
formed ut Topeka Kansas for the pur
pose OF pulls Ing firstc ass, reliable
daily paper. This company has the
morning and evening telegraphic dis
patches OF the National AssOciat ell
Press which are full and reliable. Hen
nv King will he editor.in chief. with a
full and competent corps OF assistants
The new daily will commence Novem-
Der LIST The commercial department
giving Che latest telegrapbic markets
from all parts Of the country, will be q
special feature of the paper. Price OF
the new daily will be $40 per year by
mail to any address
The Weekly Capital will continue 10
be published at 81 perlyear
Copies OF these papers will be found
mt this Office for any who want TO exam
Inc them. The responsible names be
hind this enterprise are guarantee
that the company will do just what the y
promise to do.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION,

There will be a delegate convention OF
The Democrats OF Barbour county, held a.
Medicine Lodge, Saturday, Oct. p, for
tbc purpose Of placing in nomination, on
Tho Democratic tickit candidates for the
following Cfices;
Sheriff
County Clerk
County Treasurer
County Surveyor
Reg, lcr Of DscdI
Coroner
A Commissioner for DIST, No. will b.
rcminated at the above date
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
FOR SALE.

A good team Of mares, and wag-
on, new set of harness, on rea.
sonable terms. Enquire at this
Office. IS
Sheldon has bought a large
and excellent stock of ladies coats
and dolmans, which will arrive in
a few days. Is
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Already the newspaper war in
Pratt county has commenced, and
IL promises TO be Of lengthy dur
alton. Why is il that newspaper
brethren can not dwell together
i'm unitv2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Gov. st. John should be notified
at once that his boss "Ingen Kill
Ter" is a republican candidate for
sheriff. The frontier is neglected,
in political excitement, and Kan
sas scalps are in danger.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
GREENBACK CONVENTION.
MEDICINE LODGE, KAN.

sept. Is. 1881.
An Creonbackers OF Barbour county
nre requested To meet In mass conven-
ton In Medicine Lodge on saturday
Oct. %, 1851. ut I 100 o clock p. m, TO
nomipa Ia candidates for the county
Offices. ". Il. MoRRIs, Chr mn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Guiteau was arraigned in the
criminal court at Washington,
and entered a plea of not guilty
TO the charge oil killing President
Garfield. The assassin has nc
money to pay the costs of hi:
trial, and his attorney had the
cheek TO ask the Government e
pay his costs. Guiteau's trial viii,
commence on the 7th Of Novem-
Dor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Tho Topeka Capital will be is
sued as a morning paper after the
first Of month. The Capital
now has n corps of good writer's
chief Of whom is Captain Henry
King-and it will be the best and
most reliable daily IN Topeka. i
YOU want paper published al
the Capital. be sure and subscribe
for the above.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20


Two girls belonging to a church
choir at Hutchinson. got locked
into the church the other night.
while they were talking over the
fashions. They gave the alarm,
when a man living near the
church put n board up to the
window and they slid down to the
ground.
The most singular thing was
that after they had got safely to
the ground they looked mad and
went off without thanking the
man, and they won't speak to the
man when they meet him. lie
couldn't account tor il until he
went to take tho board down,
when he got slivers in his fingers
aud scratched his thumb on a
single nail that stuck mp through
the board. Some men are mighty
careless. lie says he don't care
only for the other hearts that may
ache.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

The pilot steamer defeat" has
started on an exploring expedition
up Salt River, ollicered as follows :
Commander, John II. Easley =
Mates, II. A. Ward and l.. q. Far
IS; Pilot, Charles Packard. For
freight or passage-November
trip-apply TO Rep. Cent. Com.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Brands: Heart upside down on left hip.
Ear marks-swallow tork in each car
on some cattle. Another lot branded RI
8 on side and hip and rail on either side
Some branded on side and r on left
hip-crop in left underhalf crop in right
Some branded II on siie and II on left
hip-crop and unierbit each ear. An
other lot II on LETT side Another Loo
Arrow brand on left hip--sp it in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

The latest candidate for public
favor and patronage, is the Pratt
County Times. It's published by
the Times Publishing Company,
aud is evidently started to graf.
ify personal ends, as there is no
earthly need Of two papers in
that county. The Times is a very
neat little sheet, and we trust
that the proprietors may accumi.
late honors and riches.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

We are reliably informed that
contracts for spring delivery are
now being made in Southern
Texas ut $40 for yearlings, $12 to
Si3 for two year olds and other
ages and classes in proportion.
These look like big prices for
that country but we believe that
the climax of top prices have n OF
yet been reached, but that cattle
IN Texas will advance twenty-five
per cent from the present valua.
ton in the next six months
Texas Live Stock Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
BRANDS, Ear marks, &C.,
-)oF THEE
COmanChe County Pool. "
EVANS.H HUN
TER 81 EVANS.

Rail on either
side and bar IN
der the tail. Ear
marks - Jingle
Bob IN each ear.
Additional
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
EsrlLL BRO,

On left hip. some
branded same a
This v itb bar be-
low. p o sun City.
range on lower big
Mule creek,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20

Stamford d Youman have Just
received an IMMENSE stock of new
goods Of ALL kinds. Call and ex-
anime our stock before you buy
elsewhere. g.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-20
J. NJ. RAWLINS

Also L bar
on right side OF
Dung stock.
Old STOCK ne ear
marks. Branded
triangle X on left
alp and | bar on
, 1881-10-02
SABBATH SMILES,

etudov1 ~ O,forI Ijr;v.rc;t,- ~, Floi,
49,, .,1,.,1 ~ on ~, ,., y" pe1.
7oAeo Nho was Esau - replied: Esa'
was man who wrote fables and sold hi:
copyright Tor mess Of potash"
time IN rta E,,,rtr, ~ I'LL, ,,.as ,,,,,1. asta,
is}a, - ~ =. " ""s' ":.e nuen "stol
.1eu ~ lila" llal IL reiha'1ieo III tne all' anu
plled her nurse with all kinds OF questions
Ncnt: ot the answers. however, seemed tt
SATISFY her, and the statement that 1t tloatetl
because it Was filled with gas she treated
with the utmost inlantile disdain. No,
Anita she said. with sedate Sunday school
expression on her young brows, lit is kept
up there BY the poweration Of God"
, 1881-10-02
A NEW CABINET,
All Of Garilel&i,s Friends to Ise Thrown
Out.

Out.
kt,r l1rk Sun
ALBANY. y. y. Sept. 81 met 4 frient
Of Roscoe Cunkling today and said to him
"What will President Arthur do now? vii
he retain Blaine and the rest of the Cabl
ueto;'
No. lie replied, he will reconstruct his
Cabinet. and that shortly, too.''
:'Who will be appointed Secretary OF
State?''
tsFreltnchuysen or Conkling."
''-a,d who Secretary Of the Treasl1rys''
Edwin D. Morgan. Arthur is indebted
to him Tor lifting him out OF obscurity, anu
lie never fnrgets his friends.,'
VIII Ae Retain James as Fostmaster-Gcn-
No: lie means to march out all Of tilen"
nd who will Be IostMaste1-Gencral?' ~
George Bliss of New York;
And who Secretary uf War?s'
john \: Logan OF Illinois or Ulysses S.
Grant Of Illinois,
And vino Secretary of the Interior?''
"Don Cameron of PENNSYLVANIA,
And who Attorney ty-GeneraI
Emery A. Storrs."
WELL" I remarked, "you have made Il
Cabinet, but doesn't it occur to you that it
Lacks distribution among States ? You have
three from New York, and two from llli-
nois''
..t.,T That is nothing was the response.
lhe President Is acquainted with New
1 0rk men, AMI i'll selecting his constitutional
advisers it is natural that he should stick to
lbs adopted State. Beside. lie might make
George s. Boutwell, AttOrney-General.''