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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

CoScHo. Nov s.-tspecial 1.-The election
in Tom Green county passed of quietly.
Wash Jones for governor has carried the
county. The rest Of the state ticket is
democratic. Foreongress, Davenport demo-
crat. has a large majority. J. ID. Hill
has a large majority IN This county,
though probably defeated in the
district BY Abbott, republican, for
district iudRship. A. o. Coz y.
has carried the county Tor district sit1r =
The following are the county ofh rr
elected. Joseph Spencer. jr county ia ge;
J. ID. Spears, shenh; county aud district
clerk. John Lacky, assessor, NJ. A. Ar
NOR.
The removal Of the county-seat from Ben
Ficklin 70 Angela has been effected By an
solid vOte-sbOt GO 70 IS.
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STRAINED.

One sorrei colt. no brands, little white In fsce
one brown mare, about ten years old, branded
A2on left shoulder; and one brown mare colt.
on left thigh.
MIS-, A. ,. ptory estrays before George
Robertson, Justice of the peace. two yellow
oxen, about six years old. one marked with
crop and underbit in right ear and overbit in
LETT ear, and indescribable brand on right hip:
the other marked with crop off left ear and split
and underbit in right ear, and branded c with
a ring around il, on right hip. Both valued
~ w. nov1
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MORGAN, Nov. s.-tSpecial. 1.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. lreland's majority
here Is 8 votes; Wellborn's majority II.
The weather is sultry and " arm.
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AIvAEADo. Nov. ESPECIAL l-Johnson
county gives the state democratic ticket
800 majority. and We1bOrn about the
sane over Kearby; Getzendamer carries
the eastern portion II the county for sen
afor. J. A Patton IL elected f0afer By an
Overwhelming maiOrty. The result for
representative is still d0uttf1l, with the
chancps for Gwen Brown.
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CORsIoASA, Nov. s.-Ispecial.l-very lit
tie enthusiasm was manifested in the cleo
ton yesterday. A vey small vote was
polled on the democratic ticket. Ireland's
majority over Jones IL go, Martin had al
most he entire vote, running very much
ahead Of his ticket. The vote for senator
from the 18th district, stands; Id. Frarra
go majority over J. A. Allen legislature,
county attorney. IL elected BY a large ma
j0nty. also Duran. county commissioner.
A car Of transit cotton on the Central
sidetrack, awaiting compression, was
fired to-day By sparks from a passing en-
giue. and viii prove yearly q total loss
Moses stanton. an old negro living near
Spring Hill. mot and killed bis sOnin-lav
this morning. He gsve himself I'D and al
eyes the shooting was done In self-defense-
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Ers1s. EoT.aHspecal-Tbs clear and
pleasant vsafhsr during the election -
tsrday brought TIE people 70 town IN
surrmA TIE vots q fhs prscina III.
ne lEgsf ever ponsd. he guist ga
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~BRowYwooD, Nov. ESPECIAL. 1.-The
vote of this precinct is as follows: For
governor, Ireland, 40; Jones, us; for con-
gress, Lanham, 1877; Barnet, l46; Davenport,
GO; Buck, so.
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Notice 10 Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COUP I, PEcos COUNTY,
~ Texas. september 9th, A. D. 1sS2.-
1t is ordered by the : Court that a
courthouse and jail lie built for Pecos county.
Texas, at Fort Stockton, Texas, at an expense
not to exceed the sum of Fifteen Thousand
Glh,OWO Dollars Ten Thousand slO, OOO)
Dollars to be used in building a court
house, and the balance to be used in the erect
ion of u jail, ind the Clerk of this Coutt is in
structed 10 cause notices to be published until
the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1882, in the
San Antonio Express, Austin Statesman and the
Dallas HhRsLD, requesting architects and build
ers to fur fsh plans and specifications for
the building of said courthouse and jail,
the plan1 and specifications to be pre-
sented TO this Court at its next regular term.
to be heldron the 18th day of November, A ID,
1852, and the sum Of Fifty $50 O) Dollars is
hergby appropriated for the payment Of the
plQhs and specifications selected by the Court.
The State OF Texas, County of Pecos:
I j. Jacobs, Clerk Of the County Court of Pecos
ealnty, Texas. do hereby certify that the fore
going is a tue extract from the records of the
said Court, at a term held September 8, A D..
1882.
~. Given under my hand and official seal
Seal at Fort Stockton. Texas, this the 18th
day of September, A d. 1882.
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DENTON, Nov. s.-[Special 1.-The election
passed Off quietly. A full vote was polled.
No returns can be made until 10 morrow.
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COLORADO, Nov. S.-[Special l-Ireland,
1853; Jones, 10, Waddell,, tor representative,
ADD district, 1893; J.. II. Browning, 50; Evans,
greenbacker, 10; Melvin, /.
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LanrasAs. Nov. A-lspeciall-Tbs cleo
lion IL over and the fo1oEihgrefurns are ss
rloss as can Be obtained 81 present. Ire
land. 40 Jones, go. Hancock. s19. DAVE.
s.. Acker, for -represeutarirs 900. Hnilsnd.
independent c~an1ioase for The same once,
I'D. Ireland vii bsat Jones b. scout IS
msisritv. Hancock vii bent Davis shout
$50 and Acker wfl best Holland for repre-
sentative about Z majority. Four small
bores are % BE- heard from pet
The remains 81 en- infant wert fDund Tes
terday about too mles beI0u here, wrap
ped IN . lndgs un1ersuit hen In ar ~
saddle blnzksf aDd rlscsd On up q The
ctimneT 81 = derszrtsd cd hCus. The
did r~ohsblT hsd bsen lying fhers tro
month No cus n toiH rzrsna
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Rice.

RICE, November 7.-[Special 1.-THE cleo
ton passed off quietly, and the vote is
rather light compared to that of 1880. The
entire democratic state ticket is elected.
For sheriff, L. E. Dunn received % votes;
w. G. Mabry, 90. For county attorney,
Rufus Hardy received 81 votes r. r.
Gowan, l; John l.. Graves,53.
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Burnet.

BURSEr, Nov. S.-[Special .l-An pre-
cincts except three small ones have been
heard from. Ireland's vote Is 800, Jones,
5l5; Davis, ia, Hancock, GIG; Terrell, 57s;
Triggs, 40; for representative Acker is
beaten by about GO votes. Sheriff, treas
urer, and county attorney are conceded to
the greenbackers. All other county Off.
GERS are democratic.
BRLToN. Nov. S.-[Special. l-Counts for
this box not yet completed and no returns
from the precincts. The count now stands:
Ireland, 500; Jones, 900; Mills, 565; Rankin,
rs; for representative, PendietOn, demos
crat 5Si; Ship, independent, 100; Cramer,
6l0
BELroN, Nov. 7.-[Special 1.-The election
passed off quietly here to-day. About 800
votes were polled up 10 this hour. $40 p.
m; 100 counted as follows: Ireland, Is;
jones, 80; Martin, 81; Morton, 10; Swain, 81;
Siemering, 10: In bnck. 81; Terry, 10.
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Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. ESPECIAL For govern
or, Jones, IS; Ireland, 232. For congress,
Lanham, 1853; Davenport, So; Buck, %;
Barnet, SO. For representative, Browning,
207; Waddell, A. Election quiet and weather
clear. ,
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SAN SABA, Nov. S.-[Special. l-Ireland,
247; Jones, 25S; Hancock, AIS; Davis, SO.
j. C. Schultzer, a grocery merchant here,
was closed up to-day by kaufman &
Runge.
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BIZ: Springs.

BIG SPRINGS, Nov. 7.-tSpecial. Howard
county election is as follows: Ireland, 126 (;
Jones, %; Martin, 40, and Morton, A.. The
rest of the democratic ticket is about the
same. Lanham, for congress, has Sc votes
Buck, Il; Davenport, 8; for representative,
Waddell, "a; Bowling, 43. Fifteen or 20
votes In the county will increase the estab-
lished majority.
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Crawford,

CRAWFORD, Nov. THE election 4 PISSED
off quietly here. Only about half a vote
was polled. The following is the vete for
governor; Ireland, 40; Jones, 50; Robert
son, IL.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. ESPECIAL Ire
turns from this congressional district are
coming in slowly. This county probably
gives Davis a small majority over Hancock
an official count will be necessary to decide.
Davis majority in the west is not as heavy
as expected, int the outlook now is that
Hancock, democrat, is elected by a small
majority. The county democratic ticket
was badly scratched, the county and dis
tr;ct clerks. and others defeated by the in
dependents. There was much trading OF
votes TO beat Davis, and hence the defeat
of the county democratic nominees.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 7.-fSpecial. l-Elec.
ton reports from the eth district are favora-
BILE to Ochiltree, independent, but 1t is
thought that when the counties outside Of
telegraphic communication are heard from
there will be a change of figures. The vote
in the Sth district IS decidedly for Miller,
democrat. In this city the voting on the
county ticket is much mixed, but the indi-
cations arc that tho domocratg viii elect all
but constable and hide inspector. Davis,
independent, is conceded in thecounty, and
Hancock, democrat, has fallen behind In
all western counties heard from.
A Corpus Christi telegram says: Finlay,
democrat, carried the county by 500 ma
jority; also carries all precincts in Duval
county heard from. Ochiltree, indepen-
dent, carries Maverick county. The race
between Finlay and Ochiltree will be close.
at Corpus Christi arrow occurred between
a negro and white man. The negro was
worsted, when the Roberts Rifles, a colored
military company, obtaineu their guns
and marched TO the scene Of the trouble.
They were intercepted by Stanley Welch
and persuaded TO behave. Citizens at once
started a petition to the governor to disarm
them.
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FoRT scorT, Ks, Nov. s.-TSpecial,l-
Kansas elects a democratic governor and
probably the four congressman at large.
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SAY Sara, Nov. T-lspeciai.Erbs cleo
ton vas quiet and fair. Jones isahesd. The
returns Ele not near al IN.
Matte Douglas. q woman of infsme, was
found dead, supposed suicided By poison
Ing
tulius Ontman. candidate for district
Judge, died Sunday evening.
HnDoock Il ahsad Up 70 tbs present
cgnnL
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An KuEilsh Yetcrinsry surrs1n ana Chenisf
raW rNFrlnE IN tris c1uurT. EErs ftaf umf -
De h1rse "a cafus rgu1er SD here ars
wyrhlea tnsh ne says thsf sherfsrf Con
ne sg raluafA NrtEIrr o. sri III maEa
nent lT IKE ~-he-ldErfa CUn1il11 Fgu1eL
De- ore teasr1urfnl m one rirt f11L so
rn-P Is TOHEsoE a CO. Esto1 maI.
NhnEsas aud rs,a1 arsuix y h Hcrel
4 Bro
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farrell

TERRELL, Nov. 5.-[spec all-The Hon.
Olin Wellborn spoke here last night to a
large and enthusiastic audience. At S
O'Clock he was introduced by Mayor Smith
and for two hours held his audience - few
Others can do. He commenced By review
ing his record In congress, which was en-
tirely satisfactory TO his hearers, after
which he discussed at length the independ-
ent-c0aifli0n, greenback-republican party.
II there IL any place outside Of Dallas that
- Wellborn can be said 10 be In the house OF
his trends it is in kaufman county, and bis
handling of independentism last night more
Than sustained their most sanguine expec
tafiOns and reconfirmed them IN their faith.
Whatever others may think, we are proud
Of Olin WeIlborn,
Two bold and daring robberies were COM
united yesterday evening, In which two IN
suspecttng country men we're forcibly de-
privcd Of Their possessions, one losing a
watch and. the other go. Every efi0rt is
being made 10 catch the robDers.
Cotton continues TO come IN at a lively
rate, while the demand for cotton-pickers Is
unprecedented.
Look out FOR a big, old fashioned demo-
cratic majority next Tuesday.
TKRnELL Nov. s7rspecial-EThe cleo
ton based OF quietly. TIE vste was
small and 4 a. foll0rs. Ireland ~. JoDes.
2l8: We1bon. SO. kesruy. l95. Gibbs. 6l5-
HUGHES. o.. Il. L. Franks uas elecled
Justice Of the pence. J.. B. Spencer. cnnsta-
BE. y Rushing i u~nd0ubte1ly elecfed
70 The legislature. County oticss are In
doubt.
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TArBoR, Nov. s.-rsPeoial.l-rhe cleo
ton passed OF very quietly. A light vote
was poIled. Ireland's majority over Jones
l. over 100. For congress Hancock has a
majority Of 80 over Davis. The rest Of the
democrafic ticket u solid.
A man named Niikelm sh0 and killed q
young man from kentuckF named Willie
Bevey. near Bartlett station. on the Ms
soun PaGfc railroad. this morning The
shooting 10 said 10 have been unprOy0ked.
Wilhelm has led.
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result in johnson cxinty. Greenbackism
here Is on the ragged edge.
Cotton Is still down. Receipts, however,
continue largo.
%CLEBuRNE, Nov. 81 [special 1.-THE fol-
lowing IL the state and congressional vote
in this county, as far ag received here. The
vote here is only about half counted; North
Cleburne-Wellborn, 1870, Getzendaner,
so; Douglass, 157; Morgan, So; Brown, 1856.
Keys school-house-Wellborn no report;
G~etzendaner, is; Douglass, As; Morgan, 8:
Brown, 81. Harris Observation-Disclosures
daDer, IA; Douglass 81; Morgan, u; Brown,
101. Caddo-Getzendana, SO; Douglass, 1l3;
zendaner. %; Douglass, "a; Morgan, A;
Brown, 90. Pleasant Point-Getzendaner,
SO; Douglass, so; Morgan, As; Brown 112.
Grange Hall-Getzendaner, 80; Douglass,
81; Morgan, II; Brown, SO. Balance of the
above returns have almost completely ig-
nored the state and congressional ticket,
but we can safely expect as usual, a large
cations are that Wellborn has led the tick
ct somewhat. Ewing, candidate for r~e.elec-
ton as county judge, is elected by a large
majority. Five more boxes to hear from.
Galveston.
GALVESTON, Nov. 7.-[Special. l-Returns
are slow coming in. TheSindependent vote
has been heavy. Ochiltree's election to
congress is conceded. Galveston gives him
a majority variously estimated at from $50
to / 900.
The election passed off quietly. No dis.
turbance of any kind. Many democrats
staid away from the polls, and some left the
city to keep from voting The counting is
going on Ochiltree leads in every ward,
and has received, so far as counted, three
votes to Finlay's one. 1t is believed that
the whole independent ticket in this district
will be elected. Reports from Corpus
Christi, Cuero, Wharton and Richmond
place Jones and Ochiltree considerably
Business has been practically sus-
pended to-day and the cotton exchange
At midnight the count is still going on;
Ochiltree leading in every ward. Reports
Arcola, precinct No, 3, Fort
Bend county, gives Ochiltree 1877
votes; Finlay, Z. Boliver is reported
to have polled LOS solid votes for Ochiltree.
quarters at a late hour report Maverick
almost solid for Ochiltree, Laredo a !
small majority for Ochiltree, The vote is l
very close, and Ochiltree is leading at
Brownsville.
GALVESTON, Nov. ~S.-[Special. 1.-The 5
going on very slow. Ochiltree is :
ahead everywhere and is still gaining. He !
riot. His majority in the district is esti- !
all the way from LOO to 5000 votes. !
Can't approximate Jones and Ireland's vote '
yet. I
Official returns cannot be given before TO- I
morrow, but Ochiltree is considered to have /
.arried the city by about 500 votes and the y
district by upwards of 1000. Jones will
all behind Ireland 800 to 400 votes in the /
ity. 7
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II Is estimated upon the returns received
that lreland's majority over Jones In The
county will be 900 or / 600. For COMPRESS
Culberson's majority over Dohoney, indie
pendent, is about l,400. For representative,
over which the big fight was made in the
county, Chlnoweth's majority over Camp
bell, independent, is about 900. All the
democratic nominees are elected by ma
jorities ranging from | 900 to 1000 votes.
waxahachie.
WAxAHAcHIE, Nov. S.-[Special. 1.-The
result of the election for county officers is
as follows; G. r. Gibson, for representa-
tive; 0. u. Dunlap, county Judge; B. f.
Hawkins, county clerk; r. G.. Phillips,
clerk; NJ. b. Templeton, county
attorney; w. J.. +. Ross, tax collector; John
sheriff; Henry Beauchamp, asses.
'or of taxes.
Pat. Scion died suddenly this evening of
congestion. He arrived on the II O'Clock
rain, feeling a little unwell, and died about
o'clock.
WAxAHACHIE, Nov. 7.-[Special.1-The
lection passed off quietly today. A full
'ote was polled. The were not many indie
,,endent votes cast. The general opinion is
hat the race for sheriff, county attorney
assessor will be close. j.. g. Kearbv !
1ade a logical and well received speech {
esterday morning. However, Wellborn !
as received the almost solid vote here.
he vote at this box was l ,006. {
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HrrrsRD CRY. N0T. s-IspeciaLHTbs
slecfion psssed quietly here with the fol-
lowing result: For governor, Jones' "a;
Irsland. Is Robertson. 4 For lieutenant
governor. Marin. 80. For stste senator.
G~efreudaner. ~ Douglass. Us Tof
representative. Walling 49, Fles, a.
Wood. q McDaniel. 4 county iudrt Par
han. "a Blnnton. 8, Rearea > ~ sheriff
Mnrrison. 10 Bel. 100 Fa-rzr. 81, cDuutg
aftnrney- Wuett 1fE Dar1en-Wm Dun
c1n. - c0nru surveyor Ysnghan. "a
TrnIa 81
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Ecfpard.

DEEARDlsl0 % rsTsrI suayed fr51 ma
N near 0arrultln, Teraa one ruan horse PONY.
IN front Had boz a ssddie and q la1ef On
uhen helen - hands hlfh, star IN farr IN
furef1U white one hruui On ken hin. nnd one
qrEnl on err part % sane hip VII rav 50
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Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 7.-[Special. 1.-The most
quiet election ever held in this county.
passed off to-day A large vote was polled'
the full vote of the county and the full
state ticket is carried by about
Zoo 70 3oo majority. One or two county and
precinct offices, it is thought, are doubtful,
probably the republicans have carried
hem. The counting of the votes will
hardly be finished before tomorrow night.
The weather is warm and dry, and cot
o%n.pickers are very busy in their fields.
lotion is coming to town at the rate of from
to 200 bales per day.
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no eale by CRoWpus. baldwin q wILIIAM s lpaIIas. rcxas.
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..BuTrfhour. ThAAa, August 2s, 1891,
Meshs, Morley Bros;
-anyrnEurai ~ havo sold "WONDBRfUfl
EIiHT" W Boyefal Of my customers who used
n for The cure Of BLApK LEG, by giylfH
one OF Two dose, lnscrnally aud npplylng 9
LIB. HUTOHfS0N.
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brrfHhtuB r. tAt sept. 4 1881
This ~ ~ certify that (WO haze used your
,''WQNDEHUL %EfgHTJffUr BLACK Tao
IN Cattle by giving from ~ 10 70 diops intOf.
nally aud applying oxiernolly once or tgtlq 10
the parts affected. and gave immediate relief
AZ. STEWARu Will McLURE.
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Meridian.

MERIDIAN, Nov, S.-[Special. Returns
are all in except four boxes, resultpga as fol
lows: For \sove4nef1 ireland, S14; Jones;
3s2; Robertson, s; for lieutenant-governor
Martin, 8S5; Young, 203; Morton, 10; comp
%troller, Swain, SAG; Kenndy, 1871 Sieru-
ering, 20; treasurer, Lubbock, $40; Terry,
1917; land commissioner, Walsh, 1,163 at
torney-general, Templeton, 9l5; Burns,
223i chief justice Of supreme
associate justice Stayton, 1,1O7; West,
l.04S; judges court Of appeals, Hurt, 1914;
Wilson, 1 ,0O2; White, loss; congress, 9Th
di trict, Wellborn, 901; Kearby,
379; state senator, 30th dis
trict, Trayl'r, 967; Num-, 1853; repre-
tentative, 10th district Fields, 576; Barry,
$40, Frank, 40S; Hardeman, 407; Boucher,
100. The following probably have been cleo
ted county officers: r. G. Childress, Judge;
G. W. Randall, clerk; II. W. Marshall, dis
trict clerk; L. G. Thomas, attorney; NJ. NJ.
Whitworth, sheriff; W. T. Kemp, assessor;
j. w. Adams, tax collector; III. White,
treasurer; S. j. Siddall, surveyor. A light
was polled in the county.
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Crrsrnrr Eov. 7-lspsciELl-Dr Nc
Kendall. of Eashvills, Tsnnessse. delivered
q funeral s-rnon ct tbs Methodist chDr-h
sunday mint On the denfh o. The late
PIrhoi Paine. Of the n + church s0ufh.
Which VS. hnzhly interesting and Affecting
ard much enjoyed ~ the larEe c1nreEa-
ton. Ths c5risrenos a. The y Il cLurrh
south sdiournel l1s night Rev. " A
helms VS. appointed 10 ms c1n-rt, Which
~es not onIT The rish q his c1urc1 but 81
the rtDernI ~c1murrItT-
TIE Re POM uin.rels ana John stutirf
d-smstic c1up1ny nrs b5oked ~ NJ op>n
k0rse rerr ueeE
X1ti1E n r~roE-eEI1r qrie--T- a 1erEe
1<mocntc msisrt5 ~ - =
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HEADoUAnTkRo. D<klAs. TEXAS.
werod ~ NV

nrer. James Wadley; assessor, J.. O.: Hill;
district attorney, b. Il. Brill; surveyor, O..
n. Benson. Ireland's majority In tho.
county Is 800. Lauham ran ahead of The
ticket. o: y. Finlay is ahead for the state
and Il. 7. Baden Tor representative.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-29

w. r. Ewing and L. Z. Potter this week
solda half interest ia the Driftwood ran c
~ the Indian Territory to J. Lamont for
a. ~. Rice, of New York City, for the sum
o.: Sll,J0O. The range is about 10 miles
square and has n wire fence on all sides.
There are 1905 head Of cattle on il, mostly
stock cattle of the u brand, 500 beeves
being reserved. The price paid was about
s27 per head, which is considered cheap,
when the range and class Of cattle is
thought Of. The reason for selling is that
there is not range sufficient to allow the
increase Of cattle contemplated by Ewing
Il Potter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-29

Clocks cheap, cionks expensive; one day,
seven day or thirty daycclocks-all kinds
of clocks at Geppert & Stones IA
l. , to DR.. Yant. dentist, at Med.
lcine Lodge for dental work. Z
HIDESl HIDES II HIDESll!
Hinsen IL VanLaningham, at
Harper, will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and furs. so
Barbed wire speciality at Geppert &
Stones. II
Cal. Orner's City drug store
IS the place to buy yonr drugs. 81
Stove pipes, elbows, JOINTS and fixtures
OF every description are kept by, Geppert
& Stone. Il
"A pleasant place indeed is
Cal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-29

The newly elected officers ofnelta lodge
No. IL, a. +. and \. NJ, were installed
Wed .csdly evening and afterwards the
members, their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts portook OF a splendid supper at the
DplmOuiCO.