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fIAINEU.
I'M. IInW Milfliny

Strfct oo GTd1iry lie Middlng... l2iii
Futures moderately active closing firm but gqiet at an ad
gust .als5 sePtemeerd I'd l94S z53i October Il 80
January Il7adll7g February II : a l.JI March or
August i2s september 1919: october ll.s5 Noyem
ber ILup; December lLGj January. liza: February.
s Closing prices for conracIs-AuFu,t I2r5 s.S6
December iI;5ai-i January, li.3sa
y 30 February ly9 Aa1ct i;-,i 30 90 ApIiL 4-Io9
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures shade stronger
xfr Steady other ga rs cady aud in buyers favor mod
crate export and hgt 9Dbng lraae demand sale, 80 @
Db. sour Kira - SJgT 90 later an extreme $500 eols
~ s5o 3 ioaer extreme supernne - 49gsi 60 Common
- ~ Common 70 Good Western - - p Good
10 Cnoice 1lQs, % Common 10 Good Extra Round Hoop
ETfra Mnnr.ora - SIC = j6 clear - j0Gs7 5 RYE MI.
= 75' atelt. 4 6j9fS 75 II Louis Common Far
bXIa b u je - 'o1 l, 70 sry saeie 80 INV MI Exf1 Tor
West lndes. SJ9lgsj south America s5 % - - Pi.
@ TI.Dt IL ~, M t, t ct"ic, d. - % 8 y
RYE FIGURE shade hrucr sales jJpbbs eu5erhne. - 80
as 90. CORN MEAL dGl ulch!nged Yellow Western.
sF6pFfffGT FEi-iTs-sae, by auction. 5000 boxes OF
Rhod Oranges - 20 r@5 - and 300 boxes DO Lemons
GR1iN-w -wHEAr-aiarket unsettled: opening "a 'ac:
l. H. above Inc lowest prices export trade quite moderate;
aiive account safes 552OOl future 10000 bush.
cash ncinllng nara 20 Duti. at - 30 10 10 ~ Ia
Il Of3. .atI o.. 40 Red - lsl,@sl 1875 steamer No
- .N.
l51dS lOL2 delivrIel No he = W. delfered 10
steamer eancslay, Lngradtd " Ailu - l"i 80 l
White Il IL. bid 40 . chicago No. Red August
IL a%1 l5a- closing II 40; do. september. 81 Ia "a
do october. II lJ--a y ib +. closing
November, II 10 1Sl Ia closing ~ u do.
year 40Sl 80. closing IL l4 kl r. scarce
Carlots and bOIi-osia, state an
canada BARLEY duI. dr0oDing 57c. bid u ASKED,
for No Canada, for all october delivery IL AilLH
MALT du. ode 900 bush. ~lX-rOwed state. II u 2
Loo bush No. Canada, IL - cash GO hN-MarAet
ope l.c better and closed barely steady. with part
of advance light export demand moderate inquiry
for home Use fairy active trad on speculative acront
3j-.OUO bush future @OuO bush cash lnc uiIg IL
Graded White Gle, Ongaded estcru mixed
-ija1s-c including 5000 bush. 10Y export al SIC de-
llvcrod no - elevator, and small parcel, at
delivered No. lXcd August - o19lc-
closing SIC. September, - ar1 &C closing SIC 10
Oct0b4r Sb4ya- C.. closing Sb'ci do November S-'iG
&C. closing .c: do December Soc do seller the year
7g0 ,c closing ~ ATS-Maikrt heavy sh
los 3q5c ana options sd4c lover; sales 9y4DUl BUSH
includmg j5c.; NO. ?, 5-a6uc for Ne", bOa b-c
for old; No l. 61c-i 40 hlee t2'9a1etci 40 : uo'
GGG5-c No J. 7Uc. all cOsng al about The inside quota
tons. Mixed Western j5a6Jc White do 20 'Oc: AlAed
state 6 d,t lc-. White do. OJ41uc, New southern 90
&c Choice Six 81 Canada, roc; No. Mixed August
5i9 aj6Loc DO september 4614d7 &C. do. october, 400
40 iqc 81. seller the ear, 45d &c.
BEEKBonM's LOSDON CABLEGRAM OF THE 10Th INST.
RErOETs QUANTITY or GRAIN oS PASSAGE As FOL
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especially the latter shade lower for New Fermcsas and
Old Jap and depressed for Old rDrnOsas IN aet the sale
showed rather easier throughout The parheunts
we're sale. G7l7 pkps.. Including s9p M"yune hqiuing
2ic; unnFowder. l3h9l i 900 Ping su,y
b los Torniosa l6aa4De; 300 JaPans, li5g
81 he; los ConGOu. l4alGHe; 80 An9y- V2"l'S-' V@1
EOVchONs lOl2a y 30. la5 pust. 2dll &c.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rsrer. Vessels and Raiiro1fS.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday Aug. 10. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. TO- 1882.

ASHFS-Qnet unchanged.
COFFEE-Ro quiet nominally unchanged far cargoes
LOCO Euclid and 80 bags eN 'tlen
fyne private August. 75oa - c. Septeuer i90
q 15c. and DctoDer 7.DU1T. 7Oc bid and asked Aid
grades quiet about steady and unchanged some sales We're
made Int particulars transpre Maiacallo and La
guayra. S-2q l3c , - -..,,. -.
C0TTON-Spot Cotton weak but without quof1le change
In nrces sae III bales Oi bales last evening" including
for export 07 bales for spinning ana o9 oss lof
speculaOn Delivered contracts, 800 bates l.cepts a
me ports today bales. against $50 bales ths dy last
week and zil0 bales last year since septenDsr l.
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C,v1TcK- on rpF ROCHESTER AND PfrrsBURG RAnRoADi
CospAsF 20 \ RAssAU-er, NEW fOkk, August 8, lsozh
DURSUANT to IL resolution or the Board or
Il Dire tors OF this company, stOckhOlders meeting
VIII be held eomPaDys onicea No 20 AAssaast New
Work on NON DAY, AUGUST % AZ p N, u vote upon
the questiouOf FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Of
additional stock. ...-.
Augtlst B. aud reopen Tuesday, August -.
THOs. f. WENTw ORTIZ.
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OFFTCE OF
Nrw YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RAILWAY co.,
s5 WALIesr, NKw- fORK, uiy rs loo2

ALIroI,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors having resolved dispose Of the West Shore
Railway Companys owned By his company cncr the
~ TO subscribe the special terms to the STOCK
holders OF this company.
printed circulars giving fn information and subscription
blanks NAV be obtained after July 20, 1882 upon ap
plicaton this OHlce
For the purpose this subscpOn the transfer books OF
the company wall be closed On saturday August D. 1884, AZ
H. and reopen on the morning of Tuesday August 10 1857
OF record al te the closing Of the BOOKS
a. above or those holding Assignments Of the rights 10 no
scribe per taRing 10 stock subscribe ule SAID GU
euIar August 10 IL 1882 Inclusive
JOHN I. NIsBEr. Secretary.
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OFPicE OP THE
S1yw. YORK LAKE ERiE AND WRSrRaN RAILROAD co,
- - NKM YORK JAlY 10. 1872.


THIS Company has made an arrangements
Il with Messrs DREXEL. MORGAN q co. 20 . xtend IN
Mortgage Bonds issued by the New ork anu EIie d
road Company March neKt the prnctpal
yeaTs aud the Interest h~iSn 49,
September isemi ay AT Az per ceHt per
10 Insd states gold present sIAnAfu "eisn' ~u
nueuc-s nj
the PRESENT holders may desire 10 avail OF u anu sh
pp.t their purpose Win NesatA pts -
an 4 90 PRIOR Of December rexL ouoa
extended by the holders OF 0e pres"ns @
tuIPos" " AlA~ IL J. JkWEIr, President
% WAIL-er NHw.YoRK, July -, 1881
p.,s,,,n ,o the aaye nstee NosHork, Lake Erie
and We.er Iilroad gpaBy are NO" es.y 70 f'elNo
any of the New aud EIs RAILROAD Ihiiu moflgASs
W 40 prepared buy loO and accrued interest
any ~ mo honda boasFs which dozro 10 s1il
tss'ss 'A-' 'A DREXEL. MORGAN CO.
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ToLxDo. August lo--At the noon Board Wheat weaker
No 2 Red spot II O7is August. ~ %, september.
81 O43s October 81 o4H Noysmber %; all the year
Sic August soc. September. 7Js.c; October 7Sc. al
lie year 659c. Oas 'teady; 40 spot 65c August
4sIc September 81 c October 37e. all the year, 57e
Recepts-Wheat Al O0O busiL Corn. ls10 Dnshl Oats.
none shipneuts-Wheat $1,000 bash Corn, 10000 bush,
OsJs.
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The following are the quotations for securities
on the free list"
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financial

NV YoRg July % iss2. \
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
"A speea meeting o. the sioekholers q he s BSssn sni M
comDanYs office In the CITY of MitetOwn state o Connee
lieut. on Wednesday the 18Th day ~ SepemDer lesZ AZ
eciock for purpose OF submitting fOr the approval
rattneaon aud confirmation the lease OF n COMPANY ra
road and property the NewlOfk New Hayen ana hat
ford Railroad Company and for the consideration OF ty
other business that properly come brore sch meetIng
Tie stock transfer books viii be closed from ne i gay y
August 1852 al 18Th Of september l5Sz a.
D
BY order of the Board OF Directors
tJ25l4tl T. I. WATSON. Secretary.
ADAMS FxrREss CoMPASr,l
NEN-YORK. Aug. y 1882
rTfHE Transfer Books of this Company viii
n be closed at O'Clock Aug H. the morning %
sept J. c. BABCOCK Treasurer.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
Il CAPITAL. <JDOOU0
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS payable qulrte-g
POST. MARTIN q co. 81 PINEsf
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11

CITY bank stocks were neglected. The bidding
md asking prices on the first call as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11

Among state bonds Tennessee o' W.T. nrevious
,oIS At 56iaa55955s4 against o. t"' -. .r,'
,alas The closing quotations are - ,-r-;
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11

.-cplarly for the 4,ss and a. the hna' snnexoa sS
~ rh'ss Char are i and ss lower respectively A'N'
= !, - Linn nnnf afions:
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Gorpora.lon Notlre5-

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ the Department or PuOuc 81 -
on No 81 3d-aye August - lss- iot ~
To0is leather straw ami luasber FoF Iuu ~i"'" 30"
civ ltecocd for sale az No. 2 City n
NOTICE.-Proposals will be re elyed ar inc
as az the Public tATitlos and Sorfcc-
oo 10 al J-aye unt August II. 1852 Tor hoI1s
snT work be done ~ TIE east Nihg 70 AbaAo
nm On Wards Island FOr full Information sec cry
EsSSart Tor sale a No. 2 1tty hsh
NOTICE.-Estimates for paving the newly
n,ais And peFs, 4 4 ~ AMI - North tiyer.
VIII be received by tbr Department III and 10 Dune ~
n,,i yhursday August II, lsS At II O'Clock for
fuli che CITY Record copies for sale Al N
city Hah.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Seal proposals will
received At the Office Of the Fire Department untis
i6 1852 for building b0ase AT No lso EhLabeth
Tor Hook and Ladd Company No tOr fuh iiSfmshSn
see ITS Record. Tor ~ 40 Z 1tty Hall
TO C0NTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
be received az the once of the Department OF Public
Parks until August l6th 1854 Tor enssuctinx seSer
laying and naggnS sidewalks ia various streets
Por f Information city Record copies or
sale ~ M. CITY HAIL
rI'O OCONTRACTORS.-S proposals Will
bs received the 0face Of tae Department OF ruoiia
until Is 1854 lac building sewers ana io reg
ulsng grading and setting enfD aud gutter stones ~
For fnll lLteruspoa zee Gay sSsS
fof sale ~ No C1ts Hall
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Bid. Asked
y Y &TevasLand
co. Land scrip. 33 30
Second Ave. RR.. 100 -
Union Trust Co.. 80 -
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Diui0en) Noilee5.

Dui0en> Notce5.
RICHMOND AND DASyLLE RMLRoAD.l
orprPprv ISWTG,t h9IHoHI u; M Assi Ht p !''% %pIP
n CEST l. This declare PAYABLE August Is instant
TO soc holders Of recor Richmond the CompaHys
86e 3cs i2ss lf f. 'SHTIoSAL BkSS "
Pooi' close on the a ana sSRSq n Te1sTs Is @Sas
II WALL-sT, Akw-N ok. Aug. y 1852
nTVIDEND No. 2l.-A dividend 0t THIRTY
DTHOUsAND DOLLA lss-being FIFTEEN G. Y - Per
aas seS ssn S ss TsbY % tY XSIN iS = Sii on
the 2s' inst Transfer book close % 5as lse Inst
CHICAGO AND ALIoS RAuRoAD CoyrMHk
NOTICE-A CASH DIVIDEND OF FOUR
TINS C.mpany been declared payable on the l dan OF
Mtssrs pssOeJ Jes1e gs' rato6 Co. No 81 WaHsi, sew
transfer books viii be closed on The leh inst aRe re-
NOTICE.-The coupons of the first mortgage
~ aud interest on the '.Ssf too ~
Chicago Railroad COMPANY agr1s tna cs Aas"9 @ Is
Ji.s L r PATTON x co, No. 81 Wluiam-s1, New.1or
NKw.YoRK Aug =. ls52.
V,HE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
dividend Of sEVENTY-FTV CENTS PER sn ARE, pay'
ass ASSnsI % 81 y 34 a. 5s
psy So, boaks close on Ausast and open ON 18th
II. p COOK. Vice Pre,idensA
NEW YORK July 2j.
THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
mi fay @ aSs9Tef s SETa plvsoe nSSrnr or Aa
gust H. lssZ, at the olhee Of Farmers Loa" ana if'
COMPANY No. Z6 Exchange place. ., , . ,~..,
transfer books close On August So iS ana vle oPep
Il. Nj ~ CoOh, Will ''''""'-
san FRANCISCO July q, ls52
V,HE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MN MT
1 S0NPAN ny has declared Dividend NO. OF % eents
ner share payable on the 10Th OF August
record VIII Dad az the oul't
LATHAM a CO. IA WaI-st., New-i ok Transfer books
NA' '''"' - - WILLIAM II LENT. Secretary.
NKw.YoRE, Aug 2, 1892.
rI,HE 10th semi-annual cash dividend 0t tho
II Illinois central Railroad Company, being ItkEs AND
HALF t3La) PER CENT It's capit stock, VIII De paid
by undersigned september l. 1882 10 sharrhoisI -
Al he August ~,
which and until day september the transfer books
val DO closed. L. v 4. KAN DOLfh if'eS1Ni-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

"Brick" POmeroy has announced that he
will, at an early date, begin tile publication
of Pomeroy's Democnlt. He has been a
Greenbacker during the past six years, bit
finding that even in that insignificant party
he could no be dictator, he has concluded
to go back to his first love. All sinners
should be welcomed when they express IA
desire to repent, and Brick will not be him
dered from again worshipping at the Dem
cratic alter, but he will only be taken i'm
on probation. He must not expect to be
exalted to deaconship or even be elected
class-leader for awhile. 1t must be ascer.
tained how he acts toward the Democratic
nominees i'll 1884. He says, i'm announcing
his intentions. in his Great West, published
at Denver:
satisfied, after six years hard study and
labor that the greenback element will new.
er organize itself into dominant party,
and that all reforms needed to keep pace
with progression Can be brought about
within the Democratic party and that they
never Can and never will be by the Rep, bli-
can party, we shall again enter the political
field to do faithful and we hope effective
battle Tor trl.e Democratic principles, such
a are gerninatrd in the constitution, and
necessary TO the welfare of the great wealth
prod cling people of this co..ntry, and Of
the world in general"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

No body lives in the moon except the one
lone traditional man. No river flows
across the barren plains, no yerd. re to.ctl-
es the desolate craters and the gloomy
mountain heights. Silent craters, barren
wastes. mighty desolations, universal shade
insltfferabiy binding light Of day, rayless
starless, impenetrable darkness by night
there is no cloud, no drop of rain no
breath Of air, no atmosphere nothing but
lonliness and dreariness. Often by the aid
of powerful telescope, the man in the
moon has been heard to say that he felt
like a greenback convention -Rurdptte.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

AT a meeting of the Choctaw Strip stock
mems association ut Caldwell last week
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That a. Nj. COlson, chairman
of the Inspection Committee, be and he is
hereby empowered to offer a reward of
$1,000 for the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons stealing stock from
members of this association.
The Inspection Committee was empow.
cred to employ detectives to aid i'd tire
capture of persons guilty Of stealing
stock.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Some one has been writing to the Cald-
well Post to ascertain the prices Of cattle
in that section and in theITerritoy. The
paper answers us follows i'm the last issue:
Three yar-Old steers, through cattle Sal
to $25; wintered, $23 to $28.
Two-year-old steers, through, $17.60 to
$40; wintered, $lS to $27.
Yearling steers, through, $14 to $500,
wintered, $l5 to $2l.
Two-year-old heifers, through, $3.50 to
$20,wintered, $3.50 to $25
Dry cows, through, $40 to $25 wintered,
$21 to $27.
Cows and calves, through, $35; wintered
$27, 90 to $40.
The asking prices on all the classesl NAM
ed are from 81 to So more than the selling
prices, just now, and none in the market to
speak of.
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NO22

From every part Of the state the news
comes that the opposition to st. John has
increased every day since he was nominated.
In many of the counties the Democats
will elect straight tickets, being aided by
those of all parties opposed to st. John and
the prohibition movement; In many other
counties the Democrats have coalesced with
the opposition with every hope 6f success.
This will insure majority in the legisla-
ture opposed to the doctrines, if such they
may be called, advocated by the Republican
convention at Topeka and endorsed by tho
Barbour county convention, and which Mr..
orner is especially pledged to support. To
vote for him is to favor the peculiar doc
trines of that peculiar convention; to favor
bossisln and the man who is the head boss
to favor third terms, woman suffrage, aud
crankism. MIR. Orner says he stands firm
OH that platform. He is not consistent,
however, in even this matter, for every
day he encourages the violation of the pres
ent prohibition law, and at the same time
is pledged to secure more stringent en-.
actments on the same subject.
There is an opportunity offered the INTEL
ligent voters to aid i'm overthrowing the
doctrine of st. Johnism and its head. The
voters have an opportunity Of retiring to
private life the men who are attempting to
be all things to all classes. 1t Is only neo-
essary for each VOTER to spend few hours
away frsm his business next Tuesday, be at
the polls and cast vote on the right side
of this important question.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03
T IL Z IN D E K.
by The
INDEX PRINTING COMPANY,
E. w. PAYNE, Pres. & BUSINESS MANAGER
RepubEcan Platform Dioested.

Republican Platform D;gestsd
microscope" in the Kansas City Times,
gives the Republican platform, and it is
well worth reading:
RESOLVED, That personal liberty is sham;
that the older the nation grows, the more
she advances In progress and science, the
less competent do the people become to de-
termine what is best for their well-being.
Second-That we advocate the uniting of
church and state, for which we shall ever
pray, and continue to hold political meet
ings in churches on the Sabbath day.
Third-That the Apostle Paul was u
crank, because he wrote to Timothy to use
little wine for his stoniach's sake.
Fourth-TAat Jesus Christ was a still
greater and more dangerous crank than the
Apostle Paul because he turned water into
wine, and because, when he curssd and
caused the fig tlee to wither, he did not at
the same witherl and blast the vineyards in
all the land of Judea, to prevent future pos
terity from getting any grape cuttings.
Fifth-'That at the next session of our
legislature committee be appointed to re-
wise the Holy Bible, and make it read in
accordance with the prohibition act; and
after this is done, if they have time, to rec
ommend some plan to change mans nat,lr-
al instincts.
Sixth--That the Germans, and no other
men, shall drink swill, commonly called
lager beer.
Seventh-That if a farmer and his wife
make barrel of cider, and the good Lord
turns it to hard cider, they become crimi-
nails under the prohibition act.
Eightll-That the people of the state of
Kansas, being distressingly healthy, and as
the physicians need protection and the fos-
tering case Of the state, any man wanting
pint of brandy must first ply the physi-
Clan one dollar for the prescription.
Ninth-Tllat st. John isa boss devoid of
political ambition, and since the Ohio cleo
ton we insist that some of the JAY Hubbell
| fund should be sent OH to strengthen his
backbone.
Tenth-That we advocate bossism i'm
its brOadest sense, and those who do not
willingly bow to its yoke are traitors to
their co.ntry.\
Eleventh-That, as the eXigencies of the
! times admonish lis that the Jay Hubbel
campaign fund is too small, our ppresen
tatives in congress be instructed to advocate
large increase i'm the salaries of the Off
GERS of the general government, so that Jay
H"bbell can make larger assessments anc
save our party from utter disintegration.
Twelfth = That we hereby tender oul
thanks to our representatives in congress
for supporting the harbor bill. and, If they
have chance, at the next session to vot.
for five times us much, and that we feel it .
matter of great injustice that the bill dit
not include Goose creek at Topeka, an,
Soldier creek at Leavanworth, and Bircl
run and Paint creek i'm Bourbon county
Thirteenth-That if anything has beer
omitted in the above platform, it isan erro
of the mind and not Of the heart, and tina
any man who believes the minority hav
any rights which the majority should re
spect is "a crank and simpleton.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Capt. Ayers is known to be the ablest
lawyer in the county, and is fearless In the
discharge of any trust given to him. He
is an old resident, well liked, and will be
elected County Attorney next Tuesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

DR.. Yant is man Of splendid education
and is we'll versed In educational matters:
He is identified. with this county and would
devote to the office of County Superinten-
dent the time it demands. Give him
vote next Tuesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

After two weeks OF careful study, the
Chantauq,Ia Spring Spy concludes that the
main features Of the prohibition law, as II
appears to an outsider, Is to get al the
whisky and beer you want yourself, and
keep every other personfrOm getting any II
possible.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

A dispatch from Topeka says: Every
railroad attorney in Kansas, without regard
to party, is working. for st. John. That the
corporations are standing in with st. John
and are anxious to secure his election, is be;
ginning to be understood by the people,
and tn grangers in great many strong
Rep, blican counties are going in body to
Click.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Col. Slaughter of Texas says cattle will
do BILE in three years and pay 10 to Is per
cent of profit in becves, and on such basis
as this, taking the value of fat beef steer
belonging to herd into consolidation, it
will BE- found that present price sleave pien-
ty of room to advance before any one need
be afraid to scratch for bottom.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Judge Shepler has demonstrated his fit
ness for the position of Probate Judge.
His personal character is above reproach,
and no citizen in the county stands better
with the people. He will be elected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

D.A. McCanlass is an obliging gentle
man and in every way qualified for the
position of District Clerk. He should re-
ceive the vote of every Democrat next
Tuesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Voters in the second Commissioners
district should not fail to work for Mr.:
Heston. AS County Commissioners he
would give entire satisfaction. He will
undoubtedly be elected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

BY voting for the entire Democratic tick;
ct you will encourage honesty In the dis
charge of pnblic affairs.