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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

oofC ord
Futurc- We're fairly aclve at dec line Of points IN sep
teaorr but an adyaqco 10 ponIs 3D. tIr "i-e 4 d.
ISL i4Cs. O,opcr. H.. laIle6 Novemoer llt allti
..' al H.. jln'. II9 ar. JuIy 1924 closing
prees for contracts september 1880 1865 OcoDer.
i....oll.'t NoFenhel il-i al Dr'emDer ~, ~
March Ios ll.63 .pr. 4.78all ~ May lL9oG -LgI.
i ri6il,- Tlj I-a.e. b. ton, 1000 bDs
AFLOUE &ND MEAL-FLor E-Market stiu IN bnyer
II ulAout however any ae,dri ,1at l p.',r inter-
Eport dsan I-Ar with e Uus ness chiefly ia %" gAes
04l', -ae- 'Y9 DDS ~ xt ,'1 AZ III .i nm
me - 2Iasl 10 $50 BIB son iE' p !Oa - 80 800
gnotaiion- No >, $50 aS57j latter extreme. super.
spe ie o good s o Fancy DO So3 5ss Common
to sood Extra western - io, o , 10 o ~ g. az
GOOD to choice do. soo5ess Common Extra Minnesota
n loGej il. clear f6es-. ave Mixture - % T. -
Bl-er Extra 20 glat' 3D. -..iis4s l 2o tts"L
: o GOOD f. vaTr clSiee FAMILY. 5as~ pateui Win
ter What Extra 80 ,,G@7 CIV N'H EA'.- l'r W esq
s s,..l; - nars.t c5-edt1 SOUTHERN FLOUR dul
nntnA -aic, SD obs Common 90 Good extra = 70
c.ocr CoI.N MlAL du- western - ~ 49t 80 ana
'GRAlsINiiIAr-ua gage. better for cash lots
,A ee AMI aagan cI "a 81, o,iag nrn - The
bushes largely ia so ed es,a taee in OPT o4. ana
5000 bush cash pea ~ A. iae ea-h neat To export IN
..',I' $500 .c. NO. IS led O.del o. ~ amer 80.
e,f.- y O-a-1-I O5i4 delivered la udlue $4,000 bush
TO-. ou Do4Id. zoo 81 U-- Ut4 5000 bl7I old No.
led II lO delivered. Mixed Nnte.. 81 H02l ugrided
WIIfr -l. b. 81 ID steamer NO White 81 U41r OJ,
nearly AL a. of; $50. htc. 81 uJ-- 81 Oi Steamer
Sol White. ~ N9r-l O"2 40 ht", - 1881 o. .1f
40 > Erd september 81 ~ al o-- closing - o---
do OCTOBER 81 O,.-ael u-'- closing - o.. do SO
vember II Ola.dFl lIlt. closing - i4 do December.
u "a r4d-I D. 20 cosuc = l+'4 do seller NC year. - ~ -
closing 10 quiet "a l-c. ior We-tern auada
stale. boat Itd- la o ur-t mai Dcio
Drr ne ii ia Riley and BAILEY MALI dul aud
unchanged sll- 900 bash. -tac, i"ufINrd Ma - 49,
CORN-MaIket opened T. 44c lower closing "a ih more
-eu-tA o. options III &c. ntvince h-ht expo demand
very nOIrrAtr homo aIe inquiry AMI g. Dusl--. ON
-l.ruaff.e account -.n-uuu bush futhfes tNuO
bush cash including Uugrided Western Mixed al %
% ,1e n-Ia4rI hlit tFt No lh tt aip anu ur 'Ie
ISM clo-ns 4-c def ere 40. s. i3c NO MEed
~eptember 16u7 closing fl &c. DO October &C.
closing &c.. November. u .-1 go coshg - &C. do
december JG- zc. lng o. -c. DO seller TIE year
g. au61 &C.. closing Sc. DO. seller Ja-ual - -2c,
do seller MAY. 81 JHi4c, closing J5's - OAl9-' ASH
lott q shade options opened IA ~ lower sHD7o-
~ =, OU 5u-i Including No. 40 81 p ~ PC No 2 3f0
3. La for Sew 4u-4 gc fer OC. No. quuted ~
So s White fnLl 2c for Sew. iJlc "f Old No =. 4'n
48Lc: Nn quoted J3c Mlved western 81 re- White
40 ll15Zc.. Mixed state. iJc.. Whe do 3O1 3ic,
No Mixed september. go aJ3ci do pcoDei 55s iu-c|
.FIl qniet 40 H. a0Qgjc, go %, - lua@ ID ~ n.
l5a-l 20 loo 3D. - Dtl -, rharis 81 000el 90.
lily T. FEED - 3'1el 40
nEERBoHM's LoSDON cABLLGRAN OF THE 9th INST
RLroGrs QUANTITY Oh GRAIN On PASSAGE A. FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

LIVERPOOL sept. 2i-2 %. m.-PorS-Prpe Mess Elstern
firm AZ UZ Western. nrmer or 49,. BLtpl- 4mperdni
Cur steady. - short RID .r.lty U - Long clear
steady 70. short Clear -teaur 40 49, Ham--Lpng ~ 10
steady dun % lj. Beef-ulA Mess dul
al 90 Extr nrner 40 Ii6. Prime Mess seady AZ 91
Llrd-PrIme Western rul a. bod ld.ON-Pume Oty
steady. Gd lurD nflur-p lit- steady Al 81 Hosu-
Flueiu I'd nuDI -tcl iyj 3D. lerseA meucan Choce
duI az J6 Lard JJ. Flour Extra state. Nlil
al 49, Wneat-N0. j " mtr steady 40 Hlll No -7prlng.
du at ld. Winter Western. steady az bd Corn
Mixed dun To-. Tor Ole spirits Iurpanune at Lon
don steady 40 3 20. ..,.,,
Extra tud.a Ness 1902. per Dbl Tor Prime Ness
Bacon INIg Gear MidGles, ANA "a Tor
short Clear Mddles Lard t2 80 ger cWt Tor American
pruuce-IalOw "A 3d. hee7e 5 Nd Der cWL Tor tae
p.s grdes Ol American Refined Petroleum. 81 per gi-
... ..... ....t.- r,.,,.
lO1I2. per GENITAL for Western heat 90 ~ ~ "a per
GENIAL Tor average California nte 9ld '-d for cantor
ma OluD. - lG ~ 6d Red Winter 0bHJlu Tor hrl
Western pgn IOd per ccAt4 Tor Old Mixed West
err.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
COTTON MARKEsI-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool sent u -i2:S0 D. m.-Coton duu; Mldding
rnlangs Odd. DO Orleans I'll sales 600 bales
crt,r.r bsi.- 4neclaf.ou cXuOrf Rpcrlur-
rnne res-I-uiants low NdrluQ c4al.e September
an, orfn,r dellvrrv ~ "a 40 Octo5er ana November
delivery CID d. November and December delivery.
f32 d do February and March delivery 654s.i Futures
ete s1, wv i'0'D"'' anu -- -''
LIVERPOOL. sept. 2l--l.3O D. Cotton MiddliDg Up
lands. ~ Low Kidding Upaut5, SD Good ordinary
lplAnd- G'-i Ordinary lpAuds td; Mhduug Dilcdn-
~ ,d Low Middlng Orleans 7d Ordinary Orleans
65.t Oufinqry OrIeans GItl
LIyFHp0JL sept ii D. m-CottOn- Inc sales OF the
dav inrlf,t.d = Is I'D paI es Aner,4L.
LIsERluoI. sept 2I-5.1O D. n.-Cotton-F utures-Cp-
LOW ding and october delivery
s4d do December January delivery 0-s4d DO. May
and June .e lvcry al also Ge,d Futures easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
feaa! Notices.

GALE OFTHE SEAMEN'S FUND AND RE-
y TREAT PROPERTY ON staten Isllnd.-ln par.
suance OF the provisions Of Act chapter 362. 81 10
LAVA of l~-1 notice Is hereby given that proposals
viii De received by the state Controller at Albany,
\ y. the 3Oth day OF september lH,- az
~ noon, the purchase OF al the real estate ana
PREMISE. ana other property in the lowuot Mddetowt
iuctmoud county possessed aud occupied -
the trustees Fund and Retreat staten Ia
land" ENCEPTlN No OF land occupied by the Mar
mers Family Asylum, together with the buildings tAcoOus
aud the n ght therefrom o. bay-st -.
The propsas which must be- for ash may include tho
whole any portion Of said premises 10 De sod II mo pro-
uosa part parts the description must De tNu IN
accordance with the OF said premises no" On eNhu9h
of The Health Onicer at 9uArAntn@ staten 10
Land. go
D " - HENRY GALLIEN,
controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

of city bank stocks, PheaiX sold lN3i a ii''
and Commerce 80 at 1o1. Inc loAowihe "''e
.ho hidd,rc and asking prices on the first c-'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

blO. AsAt-l.
Allerauy cent ISL
IL -. 4-s.-.---- 100
4 O. fac Isl os,
4HlU------------. v0-2 o.
Bost., H.o Eriv lsS 20,
IN. u -IaDu.---. - oo@
BUl., ,.is.,- ~ ''1il' 100,
j., D. '...-,- -VV =
so i,'' ..., mo
10 '7'
Cen !. is"A -'' LII 1903 1923.
80 ioJ''..---,, 80: - -V' .
A4r' a ' D TIT " -rf.
u, 4''l
Ihe,. G. 'Mo os' ,.. /
gold sefl-- A. - 4Vo I
Ches. * ONO eold, ..
bo.B,u- I..lJDS 500 So .
he&&Onl06s. cur %
Chicago g. Alton ,,o
III m.4l. 1881 4-o -
Chicago q Alton
Income Is. .--t 4O- =
Chicago N Alton
Suk.t dos. 1908 Ll3
Louisiana E 40.
Elverl-tt-.laeO III lIV /
SLL-,IacaeuIFlle 49,.
&C.lst,s.l-ii -- IL III
zinc. b.N ...7p.c. .o 800, /
ls, IL ..-....-. l02 1o212
(MC..b.N o.. rlu Il
III. s., lju1--.---- 4-p-9
GMc. h. N q. 3-. 800. !
sinking { d. 1904 1O4 4ui'2 I
tMc r. 81 e., Ia
dive IS, 1872 q. ga I
L b e. U,!cA CIV 4
4f-- .-.-- 6o-- go
Lluc.E.l0 Pact IS
coupon. lHlt--.. 81. :
IeokuE.r l.N.ls-
m-gOId,s.lt-i. JOB
Gen d oI ~ :.
lst1s. l-5i.---. 10 ITO
len.t.u4N.4.. con- go
solliA,ct , ass. IIJ 41O
Gen. li.oi y. Ad-
lAsilltAl 's'4opo O.. --U
a 5ii- D 10 B. Ok INT ~. o,
- ~ ....--- 80. "a
IL O. ~ 4't u' ,,o 81,
= D a.. So i5O 4o4
60 ''.i -'l '''o-AO ,,o
-. l,9, -. l2O -
~ ~. T.. lsJ. -, go
god 4. Loo +; 10 -
a. az = l.i.l'i MIA -.
= u $, 49,;
N.N e. 4'. ILL., l. ~
~ u. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

HAY AND SIKAW-A good -teadV tihd' pr f'D'rt'tl'
90, shining GRADES Guc. No. ] Rye straw oO2buc,
ebori do iOa5Oca Oat Suaw 3 0foc
HIDE--Ne.r hrI quiet put uniformly .ltaof lu pliCe
tiOp-- Tic marAet D. excited ami hae The foreign ai-
vices h. v, very stimulating crcct. ana tle county nm
kets are than strong sales oI NeN 7la' mere Io
,..rf ana ccu..unptive movement la ic.orrel
MOI. 3U fc lOl upd, 90 Test icuAhh
NAVAL. -IOlE--to-n7 were Ghlti pui 7rdNl ~ - u-
81 40 ION strained Good strained Npli5 lup 'lhr
Steady with Of 80 bu7 on the dock al 49, Eng
4c bDls sold ia yard 4''s'.i JoDohe lo7 - f'
0fiiS--tcliy aud in moderate lobDing dnest ..,
CtI-AN Fpf.IGIIT- Berth -tcady ana m'l-
-fv active. harters du ana un. hanged ---- LIN j.
poor .ir,ur 81 900 bush Grain. i'd 500 Dds foul Us.
-. f,',- s- l5- zoo boxes Bacon etc. -O-. 100
Ieef PORK - Sol 3a hl akr47 lu"n na'.S
Cotton compressed -i. Hops 90 oDa' ~" -
steam Gram quoted s+.. ''u D'i3 i'.'4' tu.
I'D, Bacon. 2-- fd. BIS, lute-c, i'.
GLASGOW steam. Grain GU tod ~ ~ -oO Dds. Oui
-. Z7u -U5 Bacon, --7 t' r. -'r i''as
NFNVCA~Il.f steam. 10000 bush. Gran. al -------
ANONMOUIH stcam 500 bush, Grain, AL .-.-.
PLfMuU III. steam, 5000 bu7h HiAin p,l''''
term.. IA / IL steam. 10000 bush. Grain 4 "a ----
FJrtTI-LIf.AD h steam. uuu bush hialu ,n
HAVltF steam I6 OII bush Grain. l+c gee. AN W EXP
MARS LILIES Oh ~ ICE two Italian bark- each 5"u q7-
Drain o. z sd BAICLLoNA. buu.h steamer IvV'y 40,
bDIs REFINED Petroleum 80 ied -J AfA y Amer i,ah
la 4Ouuu so, 900 ale terms Ai-i.N'l ~,
tran hara aO. hhds KENTUCKY Tobacco" t.1 on, -.
Ctl ~ American DARK, 300 tons -rho A. "a e. pilNA' W
.I ROO lE-O schooner 27U tons from fcn1Atua rosa " "a
Lumber. sl-.-. LIVERPOOL tutah baiA h,h,r -' t
0l 600 cases Refined Ou 80 Soc TWO fOisI- ~
Al-IHA LA. Norwegian bark 1ts tons ~ rates lyItl
AZ Ii.lN l., brig from wilmington l7oooo lo"' i'i'
PETROLEUM Refined for export fairy active and steady
II ii,seipo f.. Too ~ f Az Sc here ana 7sc in
Philadelphia AMI baltimore iu y II &c h"nir Aau
o.s ia b.. w. iu- oc 9a, "a D'.s q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22


D-.'' AsA uu'
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a. ~, n .c1
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a. -r-.'i- o9
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80 -. -4I1 1+1
NJ ,i.r,tal1.r
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|yn 81, 49, Al. ~ -, 90
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=, u ~ ID d 80. y. ~
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~. 80 .',' ~, ~ 80 al
3. 80 a. t.-..-tr
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on ..,- -D
i'-'''- -'-' VA '1,o
,.-.,'.' a.. A.. ILL., 4-o
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o.--' ~ i "a ,'iY d Al '''- ~
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=, - 80 no
peo,,a lao a. g.
'5 OF 4. '''' " loso
-, -. ''--,---.-.---... -oi = Ava =
ca l'.' q e ,.o
T. Va 10 ''--.-- -Nv
Gen FaN -H.l BONA
W. ~" 's------- 40 = 10
Gen rae, r joa ID
DIancA '7. l'v"- liz
{ en- F'Ic, a. d, Or
Isl o. = .--.--- 4uo
Zen rae ? "a p. -A-H 80.
uVll'.7 - = AOf
Oeh a'lhO i-d-'' 80. ,.o.
ram p.,.--..-.-... - ~ =
" Afat p uso'' ~ - 44o'4
- o. re- , az Of a. ls5 ,oc,
- '''''-' .----- AVO y -
mon f .atce ST I'd - So,
U.s. 10 5' 1900. 10 . 44O
Uu.on Fac Land
grant ta 3 d. - Ia 10
, mon nioatac en-. sinking 10
IuAu ? s. ~ ~. 40 -
/ --oi a'iii, Noi 100
1 U.S. Us. 1--we 20 4VV -
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4 n - = "a / a.; (. /. z s.os' 20, Ill
ID al an ,ao az -'' ''' 1ot 1ott
80 20 i, r. T. p.c '' AO
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D..,..., .- - ~
80 4 p, .... :. =. 30 80 % ~
/ az 'v i',.. NJ ID " Oh Ia.
u . y 80 o.. -, 80 Ia
NJ, LIST + = :, 1903 aoa &. lS S2 LOB l95..
q - 80 80 iii
-. - a. r-, 81.
- - lax 1OR
. A. s Jdes
class a 1000 SO
: T. a. = II sa5.
Gas. &. l3OJ... 80
r J. q IS r. 5c IS,
Class -. 4JOJ.... Sos 81
Tex 81 Paccou 6s. 81 %
Tex & lac Inc
laudgrantresls 84a IS
Tev 4. l5usI-r lft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

:, the boards: the final bids for the SA2S WIZ -
bichcr than Yesterday and for the "a we're . Nv
Prices are hardly steady at tic following q"O'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

Rio. Asked ., ,aag $50 49,.
rs5S cont l0o4 40, " : go 81 1897. 40
4 1921 ll27s 49, " : c. t, I1as lA0
L 4aslSslcou LIS tiSar r. a M 1917 l5n ~,
VS4s 1917 req. 1875 titS 49, ,-o .l65s los 1uJ
L :. 1907 COIL 100 lZO1s Dis'-"-
4 = cur. iS93- 1870 = =, Pine
State bonds were dull re,,,ossoe q nj
Bluff Railroad sold at 2s ana oNo
53la. Annexed are the cioSint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

OFFICE EVENING STAR MiNS5 CoMrANIl
SO. 2 NALLsI. NEW fOEK, sept -, a-r-
DTVIDFND No. 52.-Ihe Board OF Trustees
- this conn has dec AIRED DIVIDEND lNo 3- u
FIVE PER tENI The capital stot PAYABLE -eQtemDer
al be- ~ ll--t. Room 10
The transfer D. closed the sd ~ september
and reopen on the 9Th HENRY MCHAND.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
Oiui0eHO Nollce5.

TIE Missouri Pacific RAILWAY coMAyYp
lgJ BsJAuWAT.
NEH-lo sept. = l--2 >
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
~ THREEQUAKILR~ PER CEN on tle csptial stock
of this Company paid Once Of the Company
and October next The transfer books VIA close On
4. n. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

OFFICE OF rHE MORNING STAR CoNs0LiDAIED/
MINING COMPANY. 80. WALI-sr.
NEw-lCRN sept p. 1892. )
THE Board Of Trustees of this company has
4 declared a DIVIDEND lN0l2I OF TWO AN 4 HALF
PER a. NJ the capital stock payable ~epienD.t p at
fb- office II company No " alst Ne~Yofk Room -
NE transfer viii closed tie I'D 81 september
and r.oprn on the 2sJh. WILLIAM ADAM-
'--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04

h draw from under the pillow, the bull
LET rassing through the neck, inhlctlng q
~ wound. probably fatal. McEwen
rotn,rned The ire, killing Thompson IN
.tsntIv THOMPSON was the third man
McEWen has killed.
z Chicago. IA Pueblo dispatch sayt.
Thomas Bsgnell, who arrived yesCef1ay
from st. Charles River, southessst OF u
eh1o. brings intelligence that three more
1ictims have been hREged by the vigil
lantaa. He says the victims were oelng
S i,a. toward q thicket by number
of roen. and blood was streaming from
THAR months and nostrils from blows re-
ceived The lynchers very decidedly
rsouested MIR. Bagnell to move on and
not interfere. As he turned away he
could MAINLY hear the doomed mems
vain appeals for mercy,
St. i,0uis 2.-phe Republicans Rock
port. Mo-, special says: Some twenty or
more drunken negroes created disturb
spce on the street late last night, snd
assaulted one or two white men. Several
speciaI deputies were sworn IN TO main
tain peace, who notified the negroes that
thew must disperse or be arrested. One
of them attempted to strike one OF the
officers who drew weapon and hred at
hi, assailsnt, but without hitting him.
The negroes then fed. but some time
later, and while some fifteen or twenty
men ard boys were standing, on the
street talking together, VoIley from
guns and pistols WAS fred st them by
the negroes, from an alley on the oppo-
site side of the street. aud eight of the
party were wounded, but none of them
seriously. Great excitement ensued, and
ten of the negroes were arrested and
locked up.
A special to the same paper says:
While Charles Fischer and q man
named Troiter were riding side 10y eide
on horseback, nesr PoplIr Station, on
the Cairo branch of the Iron Mountain
Railroad, yesterday afternoon, they got
into an alteration about some business
transaction, and Trotter drew knife and
stabbed Fischer to the heart, killing him.
Trotter was arrested, but there was great
excitement, and threats of lynching him
were freely used by f scher's friends
Denver. Col, 3.-Advices from Pu-
eblo deny the report that the mob on
Friday night, lyncbed three men ten
miles from town, and cay there is no
foundation for the report.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04
oaElectSess Made NTH Prompt Retssy1A
at Lowest RoEe%

Execute Orders for RtrchGs~ ~ Sale ~
Stocks and Bonds at NeH York
Gssd San Fr0TclSco;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04
IsaPositive Cure

for all those Painful Complaints ana W eaknesses
sOeOmmOn to our best female population
twill cure entirely the worst form of Female Conn
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
tion Falling and Displacenents and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
It will dissolve and expel tuors from the uterus in
an early stage OF development. The tendency to can
cerous checked very speedily by its use.
It removes fantness hatulency, destroysan craving
for stmuIants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Boating Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression ana Indi-
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and bacache Is always permanently cured by its use.
It viii at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
For the cure Kidney Complaints Of either sex tr
Compound IS unsurpassed.
LYDIA z. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE co
POUNDS prepared at 2S3 and 2S5 Western Aven
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottlesfor s. Sent bym
in theform OF pills, also in the form OF lozerges,
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkb
freelyanswers all letters OF inquiry. Send for pam
let. Address as above Mention this Paper.
Nc family should be without LYDIA z PINKHAA
LIVER PILLS. They constipation, biHcUsne
aud torpidity Of the liver. % cents per box.
- B9" Sold by all Druggists. as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04

o41zeatss Of Deposit Issued Fayshas q.
Demand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04

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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20
BUSINESS NOTICES

Mrs. a. f. Craven has taken
charge of her school, and is sue
ceedlng nicely. Her terms are
the same as Prof. Mulkey's S1.5O
for primary and 50 for intermedI-
ate with deduction of 80 cents
when paid in advance.
Sheep Dip.
We keep on hand at Our ranch
3 miles ne of Sun City, supply
of Extract of Tobacco for sheep
dip NANCY horses and lousy cat
tie. Has been used with good
results. Prepared by W. {. Math-
ews d Sons, Louisville. XIV.
20 TEvIs & PRoCToR.
Revolving horse rakes at
Geppert & Stones. 46
Coates sulkey rakes at Gep.
pert & Stones. 46
IN. w. Young & Co. have just
received another and large stock
of fine Furniture. Give US call,
examine our stock, and we feel
certain you will buy. IL
Largest stock Of lamps at
Sheldon's ever seen in the city
z
Iron and wood beam culiva-
tors, at Geppert Stones. 46
Fresh, fresher, freshest drugs
and chemicals at the city drug
store
"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
One car load of lime just re-
ceived at Geppert Stones. As
For SALE.--House and lot on
Main street. Fdquire at this Of
fee. 81
Full stock English stone
china at Sheldon's.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

Perforated board of all colors
at sheldon's.
The BEST Tea in town at shell
don's, for 80 cents per 10.
STRAYED.
One red two year old steer
branded with j on left hip. Any
information leading to the recov.
cry Of the animal will be reward.
by d. NJ. L udge.
. For Sale
$50 head of good Domestic cat
tie, In good shape; branded JHR
connected. p. o. Sun City.
26m3 A. j. HUBBARD.
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.
If you want fresh and pure
drugs, medicines and chemicals,
call at the City Drug Store.
Strays on the range of V. B. Nc
Elwain, half mile south of @. @.
Bonds. domestic COW branded
cross on left hip, very poor with
young calf. 1 steer branded ID 8.
Sheldon has purchased a big
line of cashmere dress goods, sat
tins, velvets, etc. etc. Is
TAKEN UP.
By Dean brothers, at the head
OF Little Mule Greek, two large
horses fifteen hands high, branded
with a box. Owner can have
them by proving property and
paying for this notice. IL.
New goods. prints, dress
goods, and notions at 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 al
Lebrecht's. Is
Go to Sheldon's and see his
stock of fine lamps, both stand
and hanging lamps. Also a new
lot OF glass ware.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

Cal: Orner's City drug store
is the place to buy yonr drugs. 81
L. Lebrecht is constantly
adding to his already large stock
OF Groceries. Al
The John Deere plow at Gep-
pert q Stones. A
W. FL. Loves Livery and
Feed Stable is the place 10 get
your horses fed. Good accommo-
dntlons. AZ
Platform spring wagons and
buck boards, at Geppert &
Stones. al
"A car load of barbed and
plain wire just received at Gep-
pert & Stones.
Just received a car load of
early Rose potatoes at Ii. C..
Thompson d Co.'S "A
The city drug store Is the
place 10 get fresh drugs, 50
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

II. H. Whitney, of Medicine Lodge; who
is holdings bunch Of cattle in the Terri
tory, was in the city several days this
week. He departed south yesterday, &C
companied by Rev Axline, who was in at
tendance at the Presbytery, at this place,
during the past week. Mr.. Whitney is
looking no new range for his cattle, and
Mr.. A1line accompanies him to take a
look at the country south of Dodge and
west of Medicine Lodge.-[Dodge City
Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

On Tuesday Judge Shepler had Wilburn
Harper brought before him for the purpose
OF lIquring into the state of his mind.
The jury empanheled in the case returned
aiverdict finding Harper man Of unsound
mind and fit subject for the State Insane
Asylum. Judge Shepler has made appli-
cation for the admission of Harper at Osa-
watomie Harper has showed some symp.
toms OF violence end is now in the custody
OF our sheriff. He goes from place to place
seeking" as he says, for his brains, a. d
raving upon religious and political subjects.
He says, and truthfally toe, that without
ne has all the appearances of upright man
hood but within he is living skeleton.
This Is sad case. He has wife and three
children residing four miles east of town
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

We were somewhat astonished last week
on opening a large wrapper, to discover
what we supposed to be a new exchange
but it was none other than the Medicine
Lodge (Kas.) INDEX, enlarged to six col
umn quarto. This is the paper of ou1
former townsman nj. L. Sherry, and we
are glad to inform his friends here of his
prosperity. The INDEX is flourishing.-
[Shell Rock, Qowa0 News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

Mrs. Craven goes from here to take charge
of the school at Medicine Lodge, and Car
ries with her the best wishes of this com.
munitJ. It's to be hoped that the Advance
school beard will be abe to secure her
services for the next fall and winter term.
.-[Wichta Eagle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

The passengers on the stage coming
from Harper Saturday night had quite a
lively time. There was barrel of beer
aboard and some Of them proceeded to get
aboard of the beer. They succeeded
They were hilarious. They succeeded
again. They drank to st. John. They
asked If prohibition did prohibit. The
question was determined afirmatively
The stage arrived in Medicine Lodge
The owner of the beer mourned the lost Of
his first love. Does prohibition prohibir
on the stagee