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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
List Of Strays,

Remainine in E w. Psyne's pasture FRI
day, July H. 1882, which we're ordered ad-
vertissd BY the Barbour county Stock As
ISOLATION until called for, or until Septem-
Der 6, 1882:
One 4 year old steer, branded c on horn
and G on neck and p on lett side and hip.
One four year old steer branded E d on
lett side, B on left hip andblotch brand on
each loin.
Oae 4 year old steer branded Q G right
>ide, and other brands too numerous to
mention.
One 4 year old steer branded 8 A Y on
left side.
One 3 year old steer bran1ed X on the
lett side and circle on the right nip.
One work OK branded D B on the right
side.
oae 8 year old heifer, circle and D B on
lett hip.
Oae three year old steer y on LEFT shout
der, 81 on lett hip and circle within cn-
Gle on right loin.
Seven year old COW 8 H B connected on
eff hip.
Two year old domestic steer half circle
on right loln with another brand not read
able imm ediately in front.
Three year old domestic steer V on the
left hip.
SIX year old Texas COW and calf w or
left shoulder.
YearlinR steer round cop A on left side
and on right side ] A connected and T 1
connected.
Five year cd domestic steer on Medicine
river miles west OF Medicine LOoe, with
cycle on left hip.
July 81, 1882. v3-L1
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ANOTHER FARM FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.

A farm in Woodson county con.
tanning 100 acres, so acres broke.
The whole fenced in and divided
into 40 acre fields. 3wells which
always afford ample water and a
large cistern at the house. About
900 apple trees, 200 bearing 8
acres of forest trees. 1 good 6
room frame house, stone smoke
house 12xl4 with cellar under.
Good frame barn and 1 cattle shed
about $50 feet long and a sheep
shed about the same size. All
8 miles from Neosho Falls and the
Nj. K. and I. r. r. and 6 miles
from Yates Center, the county
seat, and the st. Louis, TT Scott &
Wichita Railroad.
8 A. l.. FREEMAN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
STRAY MILES

Strayed from the undersigned
at Medicine Lodge. 1 Brown
mare mule, nine years old, 1 Sor.
rel mare mule. ten year old. No
brands. They are fair sized Mis-
souri, mules the brown being the
smaller. My horse brand is -
on left shoulder. Any infor.
nation. leading to the recovery OF
strays will be literally rewarded.
r. p. McALIsTER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
Published August II 1891
Ordinance No 20

Be il o. dained by the NJ ,yor and e Juncil.
men Of the City OF Medicine Lodge:
5 cttoD i. That the datum leve, a
base line Of the grade OF North and S,uth
NJ ain streets OF Nee icine L 'dRe is hereby
declared to be the top surface of the floor
la the brick building situated on the north
east corner North Main street and Kans. G
avenue east and is GO, and all elevations
Expressions Of the grade shall be calcula
ted in feet and decimals of foot as above
or below that point.
Seton 2. The point OF elevation desiR-
na'ed in any ordinance establishing grades
hall he the center Of each street 90 grad
uated therein aud the elevation or depres-
sion OF grade from one point of measure
ment to another, shall be regular and uni
form.
Section 8. The grale Of North Main
street shall be a. follows: Beginning at o
point In the middle of North Main street
and on the north line of Kansas avenue
On true level with the datum or base
line; thence north 325 feet TO a point in
the middle Of North Main street and on
south line of first avenue on true level;
thence north to point in the middle OF
laid North Main street and IN front of the
Arcade hotel, depression 3 743-1000 feet;
thence rorth to point in the middle of
North Min street and on the north line
OF Second avenue, depression 426-10OO
'eet.
Section 4. The grade of South NJ I'm
street shall be as follows: Bepinn ny at a
point in the middle of S NTH nj I'm street
and on the sonth line OF Kansas avenue.
depression 659-l000 feet; thence south 70
a point in the middle of Sonkh Mo;n .kroot
and on the north line Of Washington ave-
nue., depression 2 79l-l0O0 feet; thence
south to point in the middle of S,utb
Main street and on the north l,ne OF Lin.
coin avenue, dsnression IL 66l-lOt0 feet
thence south S92 .eet 10 point in the
Middle ~ South Main street, der ession
10 739-10C0 feet.
This ordinance TO be in force from and
after its publication in the BARBOUR
COUNTY INDEX. :
Approved this 5th dsy Of Iuly 1892.
s. J. SHEPLER, Mayor.
Attest: j. l.. Nelaon Cir, Clerk,
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Il 10 estimated thai E rope will be short
Of produce this year to the amount of 7S3,
600 tons of meat and $4,000 600 bushels
of grain and while this may be sorroR-
ful for Europe the news ZONES ut time
when our cribs are full and the thousands
of cattle on our prEiries are about ready
70 start. on trip across the ocean. "ri
m evil wind that blows no one good.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
STRAYED

From David Sauble's ranch,
about the first of May, a blac K
horse about 10 hands high, brand
ed ID S on left shoulder. Is four
years old and was last seen on
Little Mule and Little Driftwood.
Any information left at this Office
will be literally rewarded. 2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11

B. p. Ayers. Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
DRESS MAKING

Mrs. S. w. Curd wishes to an
nounce to the public that she has
opened Dress Making establish.
ment, one door south of the Nc
Lulu House. She very kindly so.
licits the patronage of tbs ladies
of Medicine Lodge and vicinity.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11

st. John was renominated yes
terday by the Kansas Republl-
cans for governor by nearly 200
majority. Howe, of Marion, treas
urer. johnson, of Reno, attorney
general. Spear superintendent
Of schools. Other Offices not
named in our dispatch.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11

The attention OF the Democra-
cy of Barbour county is again d.
rected to the fact that on Satur-
day August 10, one week from
tomorrow, there will be held in
each township IN .the county a
meeting to select delegates to
county convention which meets
one week later. The county con-
vention will select a delegate to
attend tho state convention which
meets at Emporia on the 30th of
August to nominate q full state
ticket and four congressman for
the state at large and at the last
named convention the delegates
from the three congressional dis
tricts will nominate three candi-
dates for congress. The county
convention will also nominate a
candidate for representative, pro
bate judge, county attorney, coun-
ty commissioner for the second
district, superintendent of public
instruction, who are 10 be elected
in November. The convention,
then, on the 26 met, will be one
of the most importent to the
Democracy Of Barbour county
that has ever been held since
the county was organized. The
county central commItte, after
mature deliberation. and consul.
tation with leading Democrats
of the county decided that the
dates above mentioned would be
the most convenient for q major
ity of those concerned, and the
call was ordered published as it
appears in this paper. Due no.
tice is thus given to every one of
dates, place and the representa-
ton each township is entitled TO
and it but remains with the peo-
pie in favor of free government
and opposed to rings and cliques
to be OH hand on the 10Th and Sc
lect their agents to represent
them in the county convention.
The people of this county are
too intelligent to need any lecture
on the duty fthe hour, on the ne
cessiiy for democratic govern
ment orithe Impotence of oustine
the republican crowd who are
now and have been ministerinR
the affairs Of state and county:
but it il not out of place to remind
all Democrats Of the Importance
of attending the township con.
venuonS. Those primary meet
ings are of most Importance.
There every one known to be a
Democrat can vote but only Sc
lected delegates can have any
voice in the convection.
Remember then, Democrats,
lfyou want q voice in saying who
shall represent yon:in the legisla-
ture, who shall ell the Offices of
county attorney, probate judge.
district clerk, school commission.
or, county commissioner for the
second district, or if you have
any desire to see Kansas in the
hands Of the Democracy, you will |
assist in making the nominations |
by sending delegates to the coun. |
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11
EOR SALE.

Keith Bros, at their ranch on
Bear Greek. 8 miles south of Sun
City, have TOR sale ITS head of
Double wintered beeves that are
ready for market. 6-w4
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Pr % en- 81 M

Also the outlines of horse ON
left shoulder, and other brands.
Persons notifying US or giving in
formation that will lead to the
recovery of any or all of these
horses, will be literally reward
ed. Address Miles Bros, Medi.
cine Lodge, KS. s
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STRAYED

From rs since May 1st, 1882,
the following brands of horses.
They are mostly stock horses, the
brands being on left shoulder on
thigh.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-11

standiford, Youmans & Co. win, on and
after July LIST. sell goods and name their
prices on a CASH basis; and charge inter
est on all accounts from date of
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBEEY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
IdE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW York Ave.
Ferpesal Charter Act OF Congress january "a lses
Res Safe. 10: sS 70 SEQ rsr ycsr ana i:ics ali Hna,
OF Securities end valuabes on Special Deposit ut love-
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES G: GLoykH, Of Riggs Co.. vias PrcsidsuA
JOHN CaSSlIS, Treasurer
ALBERT Il. STURiEvA Mt. Eecretary.
G. L. Gyman, Asst. Sooy.
DIRECTORS:
BcpJap,in p Snyder, Charles @. Gloves.
John Carsela. Henry A. Willard
Albert L. Stuf seyent. Thomas Evans.
Jokr q. Parte. M
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Ricycfe f3riefS.

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Love and bicycle" Oh, how many pretty
tales could we tell under that heading.
The Prince of Wales has given still further
proof of his appreciation of cycling. by ordering
tricycle. for one OF his daughters.
We heard that some of the boys went call
ing New Years on their bikes" Such a nice
costume, you know, in which to make mcshes
The ''silent wheel is rolling for an end,
and the world u.s. in all great essentials. better.
gentler, more forbearing and more hopeful az it
rolls.
- American-"Do English horses frighten?"
Englishman-"No; you know our losses don't
make such hasses of themselves; if they did,
they'd be sold for cats meat"
Its very bad case indeed when a man
comes Keeling home late at night, dragging his
bicycle after him, and can't make out why
front wheel won't fit back fork.
The new ones who attempt road riding next
summer will appreciate the fact that all fast
horses hereabOuts have become thoroughly ac-
customed to the sight of shining wheels.
Why do they call it the Columbia Bicycle?
Because it's named from Columbus who discoy-
cred America, and the rider thereof discovers
America twice as often as he wants to.
marine bicycle has been invented. It con-
sists of the two cigar shaped cantamaran floats
upon which are mounted the pedals, backbone
and seat of bicycle. the pedals turning a four
bladed propeller at the end of chanting shaft
by means Of two beyeled gears.
Some people yet wonder how gentleman
who is entitled to the proper respect as a
thorough business man, can wheel away the
time on bicycle. Such skeptics, if they ever
become riders are generally the most enthu-
siastac supporters OfNheeling, and as for those
who never venture, oh, could we but give them
an ounce of such enjoyment as is ours, then
verify. verify, We woald prosper in doing good
for others. y =
Mr.. J. F. Meador, j.. one evening accom-
piished the difficult feat of riding over q re-
versed bench; also running over each round of a
twenty. foot ladder whichwas lying on the floor
The clever feat ELECTED much applause from the
ladies present. The next evening another
prominent cycler endeaYored to test his own
ability in the fancy line. He had waited for
this chance to try the bench trick. Procuring
his ''nickeled shape Of lofty mold" he forthwith
entered the arena. Fair eyes looked upon him.
Smelling bottles we're Resorted to. The boys
heard their hearts thump. The officers stood
the silent deck counting the feeting seconds;
'.Bangs' stood aghast .th a channels in his
tightly clenched fist. Even the very gas quiz
cred with deathly glow, as he neared the Inn
pending cr0pper, the-but twang! All, why
should the spirit of mortal be proud but how
grand, how ethereal he seemed as he poised in
mid air, but only for moment. He had fallen
from his seat ofdignlty, and like the dew on the
fern leaves he cometh down softly. He thinks
II was the fault Of the oyc.0mcter
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The Flying Hat-A Figure for the G err
man.

From the Terrechore.
The two first couples set out. Tie conductor
holds behind him In his left hand hat which
ne keeps with open part upward rs If 1t were
lying on table. The second gentleman holds
I'D MS LETT hand a pair of gloves that he
endeayors to fling into the hat without ceasing
70 waltz When he has succeeded he takes q! 2
nat and gives the gloves to anotle. gentleman,
VINO recommenees the sane cane 7: nay "a.
imagined that among good slice; fas FER,
dent2
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A NEWSPAPER MAN planned a story in which

NEWSPAPER NAN planned story in which
lady, unhappily married, was to sue for di-
voree. and, to make sure of being correct, wrote
to lawyer friend. stating the case as he meant
to describe it. Back came post card: .sYOu
could not get divorce on the grounds you men,
ton In England; you might in the United States"
This card, handed in by the postman to Mrs.
Newspaperman one forenoon, when her hus-
band twas away on business raised breeze In
the household which was not allayed for some
days. -HnHfdx Chronicte.
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Weare dav receiving Fan and Winter assortznena
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AZ FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR, RUPPERTS.

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Fancy Worstej Work and knitted GOODS, Of every
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Gnu INC soohcf you pegin the better. I'll
lend you the tools till We can buy vans of yer
own"
Ihereupon the enterprising Mr.. Finnigan. who
had taken from Dutch Jake an old cradle shade
andpick, because he could not get a three dol
lar liquor bill swed by that foreign bankrupt.
made mentally an excellent bargain for himself
In transferring those articles to the bow miner.
Ana now what's yer name, when we want
TO call ye to supper" he asked, after he had
helped the youth to transfer the tools to the
scene OF operations, and given him first lesson
In digging and grading
The boy hestated a moment, and a bright
color rose on his smooth. young cheek
Och! don't bother yer head on that score. 81
cried the lrishman, observing his enbarrass-
ment. Jack or Jill, it's all wan to uz up here. -
''but thought"
That's pinty; Jack it is thin; and now good
luck to ye, and reminder that thin that finds
gold has to look hard for it. Yen know It
when ye come ON 1t, after the instructions gev
We"
Mrs. Finnegan was waiting for her husband.
20 Tip. dear" she said softly. shat how
hasn't broken his fast this day. and it seems
hard like to drive him In at the work before he's
fairly on his feet In the place"
Tut" retOrted her husband, coolly: otis a
good chance to show what he's made Of Let
him wrestle awhile with Jakes pick afore he
comes to his tay. for / suppose nOthin' will do
We but he must board with US till he's able to set
up cabin for HIMSELF
''Och, thin, but ye have the kind heart, Miles
Finrhgan," cried his wife in tones OF fervent ad-
miration at her husbands Welding generosity:
land sure ven niver lose clint by it. she hast
ened to add, knowing well his fondness of gain.
Our own little Murtagh, had he lived would
have been just the morrow of this lad, and troth
l fale mothers heart to him, so de-"
The latter part OF her speech was low. The
tears that sprang with 1t were hidden and Tip-
so called from his birthplace Tipperary-re-
sumed his pipe and received the conIugal praise
~ith 4 discriminating nod.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-21
Another BAD Rulinp

We do not know aught as to the merits
of the bill which on Wednesday was passed
in the House of Delegates under a ruling
OF the Speaker that il did not require a
constitutional vote for the House to pass a
moneyed bill il the House passed the bill
by receding from a proposed amendment
and not by voting directly upon the ques-
ton of its passage. This ruling furnishes
q new and expeditions mode OF eyading
the constitutional requirement. The Con-
stitution provides as follows:
Article X, Section II. "On the passage
OF every act which imposes. continues, or
revives, any appropriation OF public trust,
money, or property, or releases, dis
charges, or cOmmutcs any claim OF demand
OF the State" ga majority OF all
the members elected to each house shall be
necessary TO give it the force Of law"
The bill could not, it is TO be presumed,
have passed the House in the first place
without the amendment. But having
passed Nth the amendment, Speaker Fow-
LER rules that upon the question of rece-
ding from the amendment-in other words,
on the question of passing the bill without
the amendment that gave it the necessary
strength to enable it to get through the
House-it does not require q constitutional
vote to pass the bill. We merely state the
case. We say nothing, we repeat, as to
the merits Of the bill itself.