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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ That incident in the life II 1"hn c. Cal
houu. which a correspondent furnishes tho Wirh
ita Eagle was written hy George Lppard. dur
ing the great sectional strife of 1880. 1t was
one of Lippar,l's legends nr allrSnrics-and he
was no slourh ~ a writer in his prcuiar style.
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TO THE LADIES
OF TROY AND VICINITY.

MRS HICSS,
Hasng rss.ss,y Troy has bSuzht the Silliuer
Shap of Mias Hall CT
Main Ntre~f. Seri % 'sr TO si,ciair's DrHJ ~ re-.
wherr sh. intends q carry first elias MILLINERY
and DRESSMAkIN'i. faI d.sir,t by hrr patrons.
She will ai~n have on hand LACES COLLARS HOODS.
TIES. SWITCHES. ZEPHYE> HOOP SKII:FS. aud
other thin-- usually kept in a Millinery Siate.
An ortlrrs promptly attended To. La.ie- please fav"r
: with a cal Nov. I6 lss2
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ We would respectfully hut firnly inform
the AtchiSon Globe that there is no final in
BnnrgruiS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ Senator Burhan, of Wyandotte, has sent
Us a copy of a bill which he will introduce, at
the coming session of the Legislature, :" carry
out the provisions of the prohibiiury amendment
1t is simply license law, with high tax, and
binding restrictions. But as this is what this
liquor question must CONS to at last, Baehan's
hill is probably as good any other plan
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

;-S' The prohibitory amendment was adopted
hy 5000 majority. Click. running in opposition
to the amendment. was elected by 5000 mainri-
ty. That makes stand-"fi Suamit the ques
ton again. and see where the mninritv is.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

r. StatiSticians again estimating the pop
ulation of the earth. There is possible way
in which to make such al estimate. 1t is all
gurss-wnrk, and may miss the mark by hundreds
Of millions. Even in many accessible countries
il is nothing bnt suess-w"rk: but there are I'M
explored countries, with immense population.
where a civilized man has never been, where it
is impossible even to guess at the population.
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gy The larscst supply Of native lumber in town
Is at Palmer & orioais. White Cloud They have a
large smountuf well seasoned lumber. in addition
10 what has bccn saw ed this season
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

- 1t is said that Gov. Blackburn, of Ken
tucl,y, has during hi. terra of nffire. pardnned
1900 criminals. Gov. Blackburn is bcuni not TO
s"e the Democratic majority in Kentucky ret'uc
ed during his administration. lf he can helm il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ Cora meal, rye meal and graham. constantly
on hsnd All kinds Of feed chopped very cLcap. a,
the Banner Mills
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Final settlement.

Es;a.c of John Il KrRnFiy, Deceased
NOTICE il heTei,y given creditors and al others IN
N teFesfe that the undersigned AininistlzTix OF tho
Estate Of JOAN ksua-y deceased viii make fun and
final settlement -ad Estate with the Fa- Court Of
Donira2n Coistg Kansas Thur-day the 18th dzy Of
JAnGary iss3 AZ 10 sciock. Il NJ
ELIZA L. KENNEDY. Administrative.
preru,.,.r n I--s-9w Prs fee, 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

" In the SaI Lake City flats occurs this sign:
"Ring the top he'll for the oldest wife"
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2 Farmers and others desiring ccntecl. lnsra-
9 agency business, hy which q to so day can he
ic,I. send address at postal. II. C. Vii
harn S Co. le5 anl Ie7 Fulton Street, New York
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I CQN per day at home. Samples worth $ free
DO 10 SIU aSdrs-- sTlx-oS s Co. Portland, Maine
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tE~ No Sonthern paper has alluded TO him a.
"Brast But,rr- since the election.-Chica1o In'cr.
OrSda.
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VERY Coon TuISG-To have in every home, by
body. old and young in the country village
and in cities we'll. \ marvel of condensed infor
nation, both u-rful and Trustworthy, with thous
and more rnsnvings, illustrating labor saving
methods and devices in the field, in the garden and
in the household. animals. plants. etc.-with many
large beautiful pictures: illustrated stories for and
instructive tsks with boys and girls; plans of hous
- barns and ont buildings with specifications. All
tlrSr and nurE more, will lie found in the i.l Yo
uInc at the .tmerionn igrieHlturis, now being pub
i-hcd AT less cosi than anywhere Else in the world
It, cxpnSIns uf humGigs. u most valuable feature
is To be- pushed with Increased vigilance. To the
prey iui- staff of editors and contributors many sd
diion~ arr now made, including the hest writers all
the country In itS prime. this Journal enters
it, 49, velHmr. more vigorous than ever. with new
writers. new artists, dress, etc. Though pre-
Iii-d at larger expense than most g and -
magazines, il is owing to its immense circulation,
supplied. postpaid, for si.5o year, and less to
clnls--iiLer English or German edition. Single
Numbers Is cents. One specimen post paid, 9 cents
plate copy of Duprrs last great painting. "In the
Meadow" is presented to each yearly subscriber
AIdrrss Publishers of Amerionn I5,ierltirisf. 7jl
Broadway. New York.
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ses. IL is stated that the Ohio legislature will oprn
PRAYER and take the hack track on the temper
70. question. This will be reversing the prog
eih- last session. which opened with the temperance
al ton and t""k the back track PRAYER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

EOETn AMERICA REvIEw.-The North american
Rcrie,r for January opens with symposium in which
three of the most promneu; advocates in this
Rev DR. Newman S myth. Rev. Henry Ward Beech
and Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbot. set forth the grounds
npnn whirh such revision is deemed necessary
drfns, of revealed religion against the encroach-
Trnis nf skrptici-In, and adjustment of the rra
tons h, tive, n faith and science University Edura
rion for Wnrign." question that just now ia being
warmly aaitatcd both here and in England. is dis
cUsscd hy Prof. W. lie Cumtr Stevens. who,sfh0ugh
he zruluusly advocates the measure, commands the
att, uion and respect Of its opponents by the emi
nen; fairness with which he states the adverse srgu-
Liberty" d,dascd from profoundly philosophical
study of the pa>e- Of palItieal evolution, from the
carcst AngluSaxun times to the pre-ent day.
American English" by Gilbert M Tucker. is
spirited d,frnsc Of cis-Atlantic fashion of En-
lsl sp-ech against the aspersions Of suadry Brit
ish critics. The Rev. II. W. Thomas writes an
ticlc that hardly fail TO strike sympathetic
cord in many mind, The responsibilities of
Progressive Thinkers" .'Bigotry in the Medical Pro-
frs-ion." by DIR. David Hunt ID protest, from the
pen OF respected member Of the medical profession
against the first commandment of medical ethics.
vhir fortds association with any but r-gnsr rrac
titinurrs. Finally, Charles I. Consi"n. unler the
sinsuary apt title of Adutertion Of Intelligence.
exposes some Of the grave evils TO be aPpr.henhed
from the munurnzation of telegraph lines. press
associations and influential public journals. Pub-
lishcd Mt thirty Lafayette Place. New York.
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GE oRGE PIOxARp
PAINTER

HorsE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING PAPER
II Hanging CAi.iHimng. &c.. done prumpfly shop IN
So"rh-e. eaTris- building. Troy Kansas. ii4apTsil
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7~EAraEa K RSsbto-Asw we have slrealy h.d sss..
rrrssy slif days the 'old irbabrant- vHl tsris to
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!. .. Whfs EoHT. Wi
WEBa & WILKINSON.


'" Eb5 q "ILhINSUN,
4 TrnRNEYS AT LAW, Troy, KanSa- OHoc ~
n Van BaSkiTk s. Brrckrnrides- store
Mt Webb will be- la Troy Friday and Saturday uf
weck, until he removes here permanently. I0nch hsI
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do hereby certify the he a staten :"
the condition Of the City Of Troy shown by '
JAMES T. WILSON City Clerk.
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NoTAEY PrBLIC, CONyEYANCER AND RIA
~ Estate Agent, White Clond. Kansas. Taxes paid
nonre-ident- lands loci- and ,lrS Of real estate
al Tra.onah!e rai"- 9nsb7I.
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DISTINCT COURT.

r Agents and Club Organizers wanted in ev
dec 2sw4-Ov.
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FRANKLIN DABCoCK.
PIERCE a HEATH

4 TT0RNEYS AT LAW. VIII pr.rtiee in AtehI-ap
N Jefferson Dvniphan and adjoining Countiss on o.
e"nrr 9Th and Commercial Streets. wsb-s Atehi
z1n, Kansas. Supc7-
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Financial Statement

Of the City of Troy, Made December 20, l9S2.
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW. AND REAL ESTATE AM,
n COLLECTION AGENT, Severance, Kansas. Probate
Practice -pecalfy. fiasrso
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NATHAN PRICE,


A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
N Office in the Court House. Troy, Kansas
I6may7-
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NOTARY PUBLIC. Severance Kansas. Collecting
~ done and rrmtancrs promptly made. Deeds Mort
ga- and other instruments Of writing PROPERLY drawn
Business solicited I6f.Esl
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DR. L. NJ. BENNETT,

ID ESiDENT DENTIST Seyeranrr Kansas. OScs
IA Curtis Frantlin- Drug Stare. will wait on
prfs within mil- Work needs only he seen
10 be aPpreritr The best Of refrrrnc-. All work war
rauted i. q. Box Ipb. 5a-tIy
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
A Lady's Complaint Against the Gus
toms.

A lady fashionably attired called upon
Deputy-Collector David W. Gray at the
Custom-house, and said she had silk
dress which she desired to send to her
dress-maker in France for certain alter
ations, and wished to know if she could
do so and have it returned free of duty.
When the dress was made and sent her
from Paris full duty was paid, and she
thought it ought to be her privilege to
send it back for the necessary changes
without being required to make fulther
payment. Mr.. Gray politely informed
her that the Customs laws made no pro-
vision to meet the case as she desired
it, and as he was governed altogether
by those laws, he could see no way for
her to escape the duty. The decision
thus given excited her greatly. She ex-
pressed herself freely concerning the in
ustice of the GoverDment and lett IN
huff. Baltimore Day.
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

The Rev. George c. Min, late Of
the Unity Church of Chicago, will, it is
said, make his appearance on the stage
in Hamlet.
The author of I" See that My Grave
is Kept Green" is in Jail at indianapolis
not for writing that song, but on
charge of forgery.--M Y. Sun.
Col. George W. Patton, of the army,
who died recently, was the author OF
1.-The Seminole's Reply" which every
school-boy with Demosthenian ambition
has declaimed.
Mary Clemmer, it is said, will soon
unite her fortunes with those of a Wash
ington correspondent of Boston pa
per. Her first husband, from whom she
has been divorced, was Methodist
minister. Chicago Tribune
Natalie, the young Queen OF Servia'
is beautiful brunette, of stately figure,
above middle height, gracefulin bearing
and winning in manner She is eX-
tremely fond of croquet, and was tie
introducer of that game into SerVia.
Richard Arnold, well-to-do New
Yorker, married Georgiana Ellinor Boil
mar the other day, but before the we'd
DING he paid her $4,000, and in return
received her signature to paper relin-
gushing her dover right.
Prof. F. j. Campbell, for many
years musical director at the South Bos-
ton School for the Blind, and now prin-
cipal of the Royal Normal College for
the Blind in London, has received the
degree of LID. from the University OF
Glasgow.
General Sparrow, the Senate Chair
man of the Committee on Military At
fairs in the Confederate Congress, who
has disappeared from public sight since
the war, has come to light in st. Louis,
on visit from his Louisiana plantation.
He is hale and hearty, and takes a great
deal of interest in the country progress,
especially the advancement of the freed
men.
Lieutenant De Longs wife is a
daughter of an old Captain in the mer-
chant marine service, named Wooten.
She constantly stimulated mis- ambition
in the matter of Arctic exploration.
When the older naval ladies at the
Washington Hotel where they lived
several years ago, whose lives have
been chastened by long separation
from their husbands on sea duty, would
talk to her of the risks he ran, she
would say: "But he will be promoted
for it. My husband will be hero, -
~ Y. Post.
Mrs. Julia G. r. Dorr, whose le-
gendary poems have gained her public
name, lives in very pleasant way at
"The Naples" in Rutland, Vt. Her
dwelling place is frame cottage on
green slope, with the peaks OF Killing
ton and Pico not far away "Mrs. Dorr
is not young woman" writes Rut-
land correspondent, "but she is one who
will never grow old. Her hair has az
tanned, somewhat prematurely, an al
most silvery whiteness, but her COM
plexion is that of child--white andred
an irresistible reminder OF strawber-
ries and cream"
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
THE KING OF THE PLOW.

The sword is resheathed in its scabbaru,
The rifle hangs safe on the wall;
No longer we quail at the hungry
Hot ush of the ravenous ball
The war-cloud has hurled its last ngnIlins'
Its last awful thunders are STILL
While the Demon of Conflict in Hades
Lies fettered in force as in VIII;
Above the broad fields that he ravaged,
What monarch rules blissfuly now!
OH crown him with bays that are DloouleSs-
The King, the brave King of the PloW!
A King! aye! what ruler more potent
Has ever swayed earth by his rodf
A monarch! aye, more than monarch
A homely, but bountiful god!
He stands where in earth's sure protectlon
The Seed-grainS are scattered anu so"n'
To uprise in serene resurrection
When Spring her soft trumpet hath Dlo"n!
A monarch, yea, more than monarch,
Though toil-drops are thick on his prov;
OF crown him with cOrn-leaf and Wheat,leaI-
The King, the strong King OF the PloW!
Through the shadow and shine of past ages
while tyrants were blinded with blood
He reared the pure ensign OF Ceres
BymeadOw and mountain and Hood
And the long, leafy gold OF his harVests
The earth-sprites and air-sprites had spun
Grew rhythmic when swept by the breeles,
Grew rOyal when kissed by the sun;
Before the stern charm of his patience
The rOck-rOOted forces must bow!
Come! crown him with corn-leat ana Wheat-
leaf
The King, the bold King of the Plow
Through valleys Of balm-dropping mytles,
BY banks of Arcadian streams,
VIII re the wnd-songs are set to the mystic
Mild murmur Of passOnless dreams
On the storm-haunted uplands of Thue,
BY ice-girded fiords and fioes,
Alike speeds the spell of his godhood,
The bloom of his heritage glows;
A monarch! yea, more than monardn-
All clmes to his prowess must bow
Come! crown him with bays that ere STAIN
less
The King, the brave King of the Pbw
Far, far in earth's uttermOst future,
AS boundless of splendor as scope,
see the fair angel, Fruition,
Outspeed his high heralds of Hope
The roses of joy rain around him,
The lilies of sweetness and calm,
For the sword has been changed tothe ploW-
share,
The lion lies down with the lamb!
0 Oangel majestic! We know thee
Though raised and transfgured aTthou-
This lord of lifes grand consummatOn
Was once the swart King of the POW!
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13
HUMOROUS.

Patti is thirty-nine years old, and
has been just that old SO long she is used
to it, and it don't worry her a cents
worth.
-"But," continued Mrs. F., "there
is reason in all things, you know
Excepting, of course, most of the
things you say" replied Fodd, the hard
hearted monster.
81 wish | was worth $1,000, ,000,"
said a gentleman. "What good would
it do you, for you don't spend your
present income?" inquired a friend.
"Oh! | could be economical on larger
scale"
1T is quite common for boy to
misbehave when people are looking at
him, for the mere fun of shocking them.
But a man is not boy, He knows bet
ter, and acts badly only when people
are not looking Boston Transcript
When you want to tickle woman
stick a handsome ostrich feather under
her nose.-Erratic Enrique. Spicer
saws he stuck mustache under young
lady's nose to tickle her ten years ago,
and he has had to pay her board ever
since. Boston Commercial Bulletin.
"A Greek journalist has turned into
brigand. For the first time in his life
he will nowhave an opportunity OF max
inc some of his old subscribers pay up.
-PhiLadelphi0 NeUS. If he puts his
shooting stick to that use he'll soon 60
to the galleys. ys.-Neo0 Jersey Enterprise
Translated from the Omnibus:
Buyer-"Of the wreaths with inscrip.
tions will | one take" Selleress-
"Wish YOU the one with Rest Softly
or Upon Again-seeing" Buyer, some
what embarrassed" Oh, rather the
frst-it is for my deceased mother-in-
law"
Our little Caddie, four years old,
was accused by her mother of having
lost her memory, and the child looked
bewildered for moment, and then
light seemed to dawn upon her, for she
exclaimed: 81 dess know what mem
ory is. It's the ting l fordet wiv."-
Pttladelphia Progress.
S. A. w., Parkersburg, ". Va:
"Where will get the following, books:
The Book of Common Prayer, the Life
of Napoleon, and the Science of Geom-
etryPh In bookstore, of course. You
wouldn't expect to get them in an In,
dian mound or in cranberry pie, would
your '-IerdS oyTNyS.
A cruel but aesthetic father was in
the habit OF beating his children " BLACK
and blue" before the arrival OF Oscar
Wilde in this country. Now he ham1
mers them Until they are . greenery-y;
yallery." Oscar has succeeded in lncuI-
eating love for the Beautiful cen in
the savage breast.-Norristo'1n Herd'@
Sharp County record., 1882-07-13

General Hazen telegraphed the
other day to the Marshal of the Sunday
school parade at Brooklyn: You will
have pleasant day." and on the
strength of this certi ficate the turnout
was immense.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02
BUSINESS TALK
Here men of business speak.
And something new tell every weel

Fresh, fresher, freshest drugs
aud chemicals at the city drug
store.
] wish to call the attention of
those who are indebted to me
that they are requested to call
and settle at once, or the &C
counts will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collec-
tlon ~ JOSHUA STORY.
Men, women and children are
invited to call at the new city
drug store. 1t will do you good.
New goods. prints, dress
goods, and notions at Sheldon's.
"A pleasant place indeed is
Cal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
HIDESl HIDES!l HIDESl!l
Hinsen & VanLaningham, at
Harper, Will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and furs. O
The city drug store is the
place 10 getfresh drugs. 80
New spring styles of dress
goods at Sheldon's.
When you are in need of any,
thing in the line of drugs, go to
the new city drug store.
Clothing! ClOthing!i Clothing!!,
II. @. Thompson & Co, have
just received a very large and
well selected stock of Ready
Made Clothing, which they are
selling at low rates. 27tf
-1fyou have not visited the
new City Drug Store. do so now.
"A good low priced, large as.
sortment late styles clothing lust
come to II. @. Thompson & Co,
and they want the people to come
and look at them, learn their
prices &c.
Cal: Orner's City drug store
is the place to buy yonr drugs. 80
To Those Whom it May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 25th day of March, A. d. 1882
at 10 o'clock, a. M, at the livery
stable of w. III. Love. in the CITY
OF Medicine Lodge, Barbour Co.
Kanras, shall sell at public auc-
ton, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to wit, One
sorrel horse about Is hands high
branded circle Con left shoulder
and about s years old, for the
payment of $3.50 charges for
feed and care of the same from
the first day of Oct. 1881 until
Feb. oath 1882. w. ii. LOVE.
Dated at Medicine Lodge this.
1.-THE oath day of Feb. 1882.
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drugs, medicines and chemicals,
call at the City Drug Store.
"A nice assortment of Side
Saddles at Ii. Biickhahn & Cos 81
The best assortment of dress
goods in the city at Sheldon's.
Perforated board of all colors
at sheldon's.
The BEST Tea in town at shell
don's, for 60 cents per ID.
FUN FOR THE BOYS TO
LIFTS HALL.
Money will make the balls roll
till the fools are all dead. Bill.
lizards and pin-pool, Jenny Lind OF
pigeon-hole, fifteen ball or poket
pool, with none of the objectional
features of a saloon. For a quiet
social hour, go to lifts hall,
80 If Z. w. ILIFF.
Notice.
All parties are forbid SHINING
cattle in the Medicine Lodge and
Kiowa Pool who are not men,
bers of said pool. All members
will please report the brand of
all cattle found dead to William
Kelly. By order of the Captain
Persons knowing themselves in
debted to me, MUST settle at
once. DIR. S. M. KEssLER.
January 18th, 'S2. 80
Sheep for Sale or Trade.
800 head of Arkansas sheep
for sale Cheap for cash, or Trade
for cattle. For particulars. en-
quire at this office. 30
For Sale.
$50 head of good Domestic cat
tie, in good shape; branded JHR
connected. p. o. Sun City.
2S-m3 A. j. HUBBARD.
Select oysters, 60 cts per can,
medium, 90 cts at O X Bakery.
2S
For SALE.-Neat residence and
4 lots. Enquire at this office. q
New goods arriving constant.
y at Sheldon's.
Gents, and ladies cups and
saucers of the latest styles at
Sheldon's.
Don't fail to go and see Shell
don's new stock of dress goods &
notions just received. Cheap as
ever.
New Furniture! New Fnrni-
ture!! New Furniture At
Young's.
REDUCTION ON FLOUR
Having large quantity of flour on
hand. for the next thirty days we will
make a reduction of % cents per hun
dred to cattle men and ranch men.
81 JOHNSON & STILES BROS.
Don't fail to call on Sheldon
and examine his NEW stock of
boots and shoes IS
The place to get Gents Fur
nishing Goods is at Lebrecht's.
-"Good goods and Low Pri-
ces" will win, and to this motto
II. G. Thompson q Co. are ad-
hearing, SO
Full stock English stone
china at Sheldon's.
If you want a cheap buggy
whip go to SheldOn's,
Don't fail to go to Sheldons
and learn his prices before you
buy. As he buys for cash and
cant be undersold
Lots of new goods arriving at
Lebrecht's. 16
"A new and fine stock of Boots
and Shoes at Lebrecht's. II
"A good line of solid gold and
rolled plate goods at sheldon's.
Cheap carpets of all kinds at
Young's 81
LADIES' go to sheldon's for
Hosiery.
--Tinware. CHEAPER than ever
known before, at Sheldon's. 2
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. Judge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-02

Our efficient county attorney, James
Whitelav informs us that he is deter.
mined to dispose Of his property and start
for the snow clad peaks in the spring, 1t
is really too bad that Jim. is a married
man, FOR he might be able to "pick up"
four or five thousand head of sheep if he
was not.