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MACEDONIA.

Our dry goods trade is Unusually
dull at this time.
Sporismen report two or three deer
killed in the neighborhood lately.
Tradewater river was higher last
Thursday than | ever saw it before.
prols. Barnes Aud Clemens brought
their singing school at Castleberry to
close the 10Th.
A great many Of our farmers have
sold their tobacco at from four to Fix
cents a round; others are holding out
foS better prices
Miss Pauline White oil this place is
visiting her sister Mrs. Martha Rob-
erts Of the Empire neighborhood.
Our old time friend q. w. Rogers
ofyonr city has been circulating In
this beat. Billy says he is candi-
date Tor matrimonial honors.
Frank Campbell. small boy Of the
Castlebcrry neighborhoo'l killed a
black eagle last week that measured
seven feet from tip to tip and weighed
twelve pounds; he shot it 100 yards
with rifle.
few nights ago some unknown
parties made an attempt to enter MIR
w. z. Caps smokehousc but were
disturbed by Mrs. Camps who heard
them working at the door; ON going
ont Mrs. Caps says she discovered Z
lant,ra standing at the corner o. thu
field, the lantern soon disappeared ii
line forest.
Mr.. 5. II. Jack and wife Of Mecca
Tenn, paid brief visit % friends an'
relatives here last week, siHSs the frs
Of December they have UaeA travelling
in the West, hit say Of all tho coun
tries they have seen they like ours th
best. Mr.. Jack is q fine Nan and ma
a fine family, and we would be gls
to know that he was to be our neigh
Dor once more,
Mrs. sdsana Trotter died at the res
! idence Of ESQ. j. r., Fuller Of this v
cinity on Wednesday the lst ms
' From the Best fafofMation we ca
Q gathef She &6nil Nave been one hui
s dred years of age hai she lived ii
June. She was seized with palsy q
Friday and died HE Wednesday 70
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

The following Is record of the
cases tried'during the first week OF
'Circuit Court.
In the Gaze of the Commonwealth
vs.. Henry Martin, col. charged with
maIiciously ch,ti!ig Mos6s 'Elb, with
intent TO kill, Dec. "a, ~, verdict
was rendered fixing q lille of $50.
agairsl Martin. lie is a negro boy
about 20 years old. 'sodh after the
cutiiiig was done he felt the town and
returned Only few weeks ago, when
he was arrested.
Fines were assessed as follows:
b, Thorn, giving 1ilhor to minor,
Is5D.
Jno. Hays, carrying concealed dead
| ~ weapon, s25 aud ten dsys inpris.
0nment.
Geo. Beasley, retailing liquor two
cases, $40. each.
Jho. Drhmr,giving lilhor TO minor
$25.
Marshal Blakcley, carrying con-
| cealed deadly weapon, $25. and ten
days imprisonment.
Geo. IIeddlcstom, same, $50. and
ten days.
Arthur Long, same, 1875. and ten
days. a
}. j. Nixon, Sabl ath breaking, $l5
| Dug TIale concealed weapon, $2o
and ten days.
Sam Nixon, saiha. $25. and tel
days.
Isaac and DAiiicl Barker, trespass
| $40. each. IT.
Juo. il. Green. failing 10 work roai
$40. ;.
J. ]. and ]. 'Idilcs, breaking Sab
bath, 50 each.
Chas. and Henry Walden, breaking
Sabbath, - each.
4 Gus Hall, selling liaucr on Snnda'
$1,000.
| N. Schmiti, six cases, selling liqno
on Sunday. 5000 each.
i F. Schmiii, two cases, selling llquo
Oh Sunday, $3.50 each.
L. l. Gouhot, same offensc, $2S'o'
Other fines for minor offehses wcr
assessed against various parue
amounting to $500. .
Jas. Martin, charged with cu''in
Teny Weston. col. last fall, was ire
/ y Jury 81 seven wRitsS and fi'
, blacks. The verdict was a fine
: 1915.
:. j. A. Lamon. the tramp whip $40
horse from Geo. w. Smifh, an
was captured in Murfreesboro' Ten'
about the first ofJannary, was trit
and found guilty and his punish'ne'
= fixed a, Two years in tie peni'cntiar
u The following are the names Of Il
+" grand jurors: JHa. Sites, forema
. Thos. Martin, Robt. Price, Rob'.
D Boyd, W. w. Crews, II. D. Clar
Jas. NJ. Clark, Frank Boyd, L.
,e GiAss, Nc. J. Davis, e. W. Dav
, Wesley Witty, Jas. Rutherford, M
9 ION Cross, col. Geo. Browder, c.
n +. Bell, col.
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here.
We have a first class public hall,
reccnily built and furnished with all
the necessary announcements. Send
on yonr troups. lectures dc, anu they
fshall have large andiences;our people
appreciate anyiliii;g in the dramatic
line.
A good opening here for first tlass
shoemaker; saddle and harness max
er would also do a good business.
Thos. H. Gaines, left for Cerulesn
Springs this week, where he will en-
gage IN the mercantile business
MIR. Ftp. Alldh, OF Ashland City,
Tenn. is dh a Jiiit to his brother Dr..
f. NJ, Allen, Who is very i'll, at this
writing. ,l ,,,.,
hefe soon; olie'is greatly iiiteled, and
/ believe wo6ld DO relndherative bus
mess.
a ch,oro5I;aYfiihcd horse was u sight
4 in town last week,
Hard Zines and scsrthfy If money
il a universal complaint In this sec
tim. A,ldpt ile cash system in every
I Branch Of trade and you have the rem
cdy..
| We are anxious.y awaiting the
whistle of a locomotive 81 Tie Mobile
j ,& Evansville Rail Road, it is general
ly believed that the road will be built
but no one can tell when.
We are pleased to learn that our new
cohnt, paper; The Telephone, il
meeting With success.
Mr.. Joseph Watson, OF Virginia
who has been on a visit to his brothe
Mr.. j. P. Watson, near here, lett fo
Kansas last week, with the intention
OF making it his future home.
Miss He,tie Quick is visiting he
sister Mrs. +. NJ. Alien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tahdy Wadlingtol
and Mess w. w. Wilson. and +. L
Quick, were among the visitors to tn
city last Friday.
Will write more next time, new
, very Scarce this week.
TRiGG.
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The chanfraas.

Our people expected something
good, when II WAS Announced that
Mr. mud Mra. Chanhrau would appear
at Mozart Hall, and they were no,
disappointed, On Friday evening
Mrs. Chaafrau played the part Of
.T.ady Isabel" III tho New East
Lynne The pieee had been played
here before, put never had the lead
Ing character been brought out so
strongly and In SO feeling amanner as
Mrs. Chanirau presented It, She
tanks high as an emotional actress,
Md in tho parting and dcsih.oed
scenes many persons in the audience
were moved TO tears.
Mrs. Chanfrau also rendered the
character Of "Marguctltte," In
~Camille,' at the Saturday afternoon
matinee. The play was similar, in
many respects to the other, but af'
| !.
forded mofe scope for fine acting
Mrs. Chan frau'sr endiiioh Of the emo
tional parts Of this character was pro-
nounced TO be the best acting ever
done in this city,
On Saturday evening Mr.. Chanirat
appeared as "Kii,"in his great p'ec'
Inc 1Arkansas Traveller" lie played
tho piece here lastyear and those wh'
,,eord him then were anxious 10 hea
him aeaim He played to goo'
house mud The entertainment was on
of,he very best ever given IN the CITY
Tho support was an average one
{ food houses greeted tho Company Q
MI three Of the entertainments, al
The universal Verdict is that both ~
and Mrs. Chahirah have added add
tional luslFe Is their already bfilliai
pepu,a,ioh IN this ciiys
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The'Bell case will be called to-day.
Court was held iif' the city court
room last week.
Tho Advance has hot Yet made lis
appearance.
The iail'How las about 'hhesh &C.
ciipanfs.
The,back bone Of winter sceihs 10
DC BROKEN.
"Iho colored troops fought nobly,'
as jurymen last week.
The Clanfrau company stopped al
the Central IIoiel
The court .l,ousris ready for 6ccu.
Fancy this week.
The protracied meeting at the
Methodist church Is still IN progress
Mr., L. II. Price has sold his LOT In
The south westrrn'partof lie city TO
Col 3. N, Dodd.
Judge 7. E. Lawson, is eciing as
deputy circuit SQUIRT clerk. and makes
an obliging and efficient officer.
=
Miss Duke, an elderly lady, died at
tho residence of Mr.. D.J IIooserlas'
Saturday. She died OF consumption.
DIR. +. B. Woodbridge, has been en-
gagged 10 deliver regular lectures on
rbaniisiry bffJre dc young ladies Of
Bethel Female College.
The streets are now IN q very mud.
dy aud rough condition from having
been torn up Gy life 'lhyiny down OF
the gas pipes.
One negro hdh shot a. another
near the coiirt.hoiise Saturday night
They disappeared before the police
could arrest either.
The ditching 'for'iiis gas pipes has
been completed on South Main s..
as far as Maple. The rain has seri
ousIy retarded the work,
jas. Martin was taken 10 jail Fri
day, being unable to pay a fine o
s275. Henry Martin, col, was also
put into pay a fine of 500 at 50 a day
The drawing Of tho willard Hote
Lottery comes on TODAY. Our pre-
,liciion Is That prizes will be reduced
aud that nobody in IIopkinsyil!e will
d draw the Hotel.
The Ladies OF the Baptist ChurcI
will give q Valentine Social al tli
city court room to.uight. Admi'
sion 10 cents. No charge fdf yaler
tines. Everybody is invited to a
tend.
The lamplighter, whoever he is,dot
no, keep the street lamps clean, an
frequently neglccts to light them q
the darkest nights. When they al
lighted the wicks are not turned U
high enough to give much Fight.
FL. DUPONT, n minister Of u
gospel, who canvasscd this county r
Gently IL the interest Of an infuranc
com, ,any, was arrested et Ailani
Ga, a few days since for attemptin
10 take his life i,y swallowing poiso
: lie was constant opium cater ]
had MS life heavily insured in scvei
> companies.
Mcssrs. L. T. Flippo and l..
Salmon made application last wet
for license 10 practice law. Mcssl
/, Jno. Phelps aud II. w. Henry we
appointed to examine them. Th'
stood rigid examination and we
granted license. They ale both WI
g known In this county and are stud
g Gus, moral young gentlemen. N
II Hippo is At present living IN Prime
II ton aud Mr. Salmon will hang o
n his shingle in this city.
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WEEKLY TOBACCO AASKa1

Tobacco sales by Alternately & Co.
Feb, 9Th, of SO IIhds. NJ follows: !
8 Ilhds. good 'feaf. 80 90, I 40, 90
Z 20. Z 90. Z 30. 7 TO-, Z So, 7 3d.; :
10 IIhds. common leaf fIoih rs 81
10 6 70.
25 Hhds. figs, from IS Is to 6 30
Market fittle easier on common
Tugs, on other grades no change i
noticeable.
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j. w. Cheek, while on the witness
stand at Marshall, Tex. asked to BE-
EXCUSED moment, stepped into
another room and shot himself.
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soc1Al1rIEs.

soc1Al1TlEs.
W. s.
= Mr.. NC. Dick has gone TO New
York.
Mr.. F.T> GormiM lias returned
from NowSSrk
Mrs. Jao. NJ. Cox Of Dcllesiew 'was
in The city Friday.
DIR. +. d, Woodbridge went over TO
Nashville, Friday.
MI. Mh.f 6sbe. Of padarah, was
Visiting |endsia the city Sunday
Mr., J. Z Harper, OF Cadiz was in
the city Saturday.
N@~Miss Florence Graves lcf' for her
home in Nashville, last Wednesday.
Miss Lcllic MElwain, Of Trenton,
has catered iie,lNi 'Fetnale College
Mr. wu!is6. Perry has returned
from prok ae'sd visit 70 Cleveland
Ohio.
Miss Annlo Smith Of Bclleview
was among the visitors to the city
last Friday,
Mr.. Geo. W. Gibs6h went up TO
Eik,ou Saturday to see his sweet
heart,
DIR. }. II. Cooper, Of Benncs'''own'
Shmc up 10 hear Mrs. chanilau Fri
day night.
Miss Bette Cooper. Of Bcnnctis-
town, was Ia tile city Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mr. L. 4. f'lirho, hssSciate e'li'or
of,he PRINCETON Da,liIer was IN the
city last week. !.
Mr.. w, u, Mason has returned
from Australia, Miss, where he spent
the winter.
Col. Jas. Il. Hewlett, Of Princeton
was amoi,s ;.,c visiting lawyers IN u''
the city las, week.
Mr. Jno. C Mitchell, oi Nashville
was In tie city last week represent
ing piano house.
}. q. Thoitnison. Of tirecnvillc, ant
.Johnaihan yonis, of Henderson
were al the Phoenix las, week.
Mr.. J. w. Dnwner, Miss Molli'
Petrec aud Miss Fannie Fox went Il
Nashville to hear Booth Saturday.
The report that Mr. J. J, Bumpn
had died of smallpox WAS contradict
ed by thu, gen,lc'nans appearance u
this city last week.
Mr. r. X. TribbIoaef, last week 10
sJunciion Ci,y, Beylc county, w'er
"a he will make his home in the iu'ur'
Mr.. and Mrs. II +. Burbri'lgc, Pro
,ino. o. Ru-i and Miss Csnia West
nll were among those who went
{ n Nashville TO hear Booth.
Mr.. J..T. Coleman, Of Bcnnct''
iowa, accompanied by Misses CARR
= aud Katie Mcdaniel went TO Nasl
Willie. las, week, 10 hear Booth,
q. o Townsend, Franklin, Ky, "
& Gilbert, Bowling Green; y. :
Hardin, shelbyville, and I. NJ HI
\. Owensboro, were registered at u
phoenix the latter part OF last wee
Mr.. u. ID. bailey. proprietor Of u
hotel a, Sehrec Springs. who Ia we
'sss'.known in this city, wae married
the s,h lust, 10 Miss Ella Vale,
y. louisville.
The bright and fascinating lit
SSuneile. Miss Knie S. llillyer. wi
nus been OIL visit Of some wceks
tne Missca Ellis departed for h
.s home In Henderson Sunday. Fro
( a; the number.ef sad aud hong iooki'
faces nsseHloIed at tho depot to 9
goodbye, we would say that vi
4
from her would always 6c welcome
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Nit. and Shm lodge, col. have
been sentenced to hang ut Knoxville
Tenn, for the murder Of Jas. McFar
land. The performance comes of
March -
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A ten-year-old hoy named Wyatt
pointed an "unloaled" musket at :
companion named Mui&hy and killed
HIM at Dayton, o,
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fbo front d. tho Brick addition Of
u. i: Smiths lively stable fsll out
Yesterday. /. was ah old and dllapi.
dated land mark.
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Police News.

Report of chief ofo police, r. W.
Biggerstafr, for mouth ending Jan. 81,
1900
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II. G. Warinobtl, who disappeared
from Brandenburg last fall. with $751;
900 Of the Adams Express Compa-
Ay's funds, has been artSs,cd in Phil
adelphia.
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When called for please SAY .advcrtlsed
tIsn 90. XIV. fcb. y, 1854
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Advertised Letters.

Witch, ifnot called for In thirty DAYS, win
be sent 10 Washington, D. ".
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Home CROWN
Glover Seed for sale
at the lowest market
prices at
J. H. Winfree e Cos.
A full line of Paints,
Oils, Varnishes and
Painters Materials
for sale by J.R.Armis-
tead.
I. A nice supply OF
CAKES constantly
kept at Metcalfe's.
A nice selection Of
new Chromos at
lMetcalfe's CHEAP.
| r. is said r r. Ar
instead has the best
s Gent Cigar in Hop
kinsville.
Ladies, J. r. Armis-
tead makes a speci.-
atty Of Toilet Arti-
Giles.
3, R. Armistead's
Stock Of Drugs and
Medicines is lar 6 e
land Complete, a n d
prices reasonable.
We will close out
6 Our entire stock Of
CLOTHING,
: GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
1 AND
(: (: Hats and Caps,
{ during the next sc
1 days at cost and un.
: der.
! |; jas Pys acs.
10 Main bet. Spring and Russellvill
Is streets. Hopkinsville, Ky.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30
Notice for Publication.

Mara L. Middleton, Pitt. In the Bar
against Jesse Dancer, alias bour Co. Kan
John Middleton. Deft. district conrt
The above named defendant is no
tined that he has Ceen sued by said PLAIN
tlh, Who, on the Ist day of March 1882
h'ed her petition In the Office of said dis
trlct court; charging said defendant,
Jesse Danes =, alias John Middleton, with
eraudulently contracting marriage viii do
PENDANT, habitual drunkenness, and gross
neglect OF duty. and asking that she NAV
he divorced from said Jesse Dancer, alias
John Middleton. that she be restored to
her maiden name, and have the custody
OF Der minor child, which petition Will be
for hearing at the next term of said court.
and that unless said defendant answers
SAID petition on or before the 18th day OF
April, 1882, said petition will be taken az
true and Judgement rendered accordingly.
ATTEST MARIA L. MIDDLETON,
n ). IALLIAFERRo, Plaintiff.
Clerk. w. L. Moore,
~ ID apt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30

Cute number of cur sporting young
men have been eIjlyinR a great deal Of
fun during the past few weeks, tleing tin
cans to dogs tails and turning them loose.
The individual who mauipulates the cords
and can, seem to er joy the animals fran
tic end 'avors to rid himself of the encum-
oerancc, but for ourselves, we could never
see any sport IN torturing dumb animal.
SIme OF these fine days the boys will can
some mah's dog who will raise objections,
and few broken heads will be the re-
suit.
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Publication Notice.
State of Kansas, J

Otate OF Kansas,
Barbour county,5 ss
In the District Court of Barbour Co.
The State of Kansas to G.. w. Steele and
II. II. Abbott:
You are hereby notified that you ha,e
been sued by r. n. HershHeld In the dis
trct court of Barbour county, Kansas, IN
an action therein pending wherein R. N
Hershfield Is plaintiff and O. w. Steele
and ID. II. Abbott are defendants and thai
you must answer the petition fled March
22nd 1852, against you therein, on or be-
fore the Bird day of May, A. D., 1882, OF
the petition will be taken as true, and
judgment for the sum of three dollars apd
eiRhty-four cents with ten per cent Interest
from October 9TH, 1881 i and for four hun
dred and thirty three dollars and fifty two
cents with ten per cent interest from
April 4th, 1881, together with the costs O
said action will be rendered against Won
Dated this the 2Ist day Of March, 1882
ATTEST. ROB T. j. TALIAFERRo,
Clerk Of the District court of Barbou,
COUNTY.
By L. w. Moore, dept.
423t +. SAMPLE, Atty. for Pltff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30

A special dispatch to the Leav.
enworth Times says that Leadville
sporting men are very indignant
over the race between Edward
Campbell, of this city, and M. L.
Kittleman, of Harper. The ref
cree, John Cosead, decided the
race in favor of Kittleman, in
spite of the generally acknowl.
edged fact that Campbell won the
race. One Of the Leadville Judg.
&c, Doc. Porter, got a statement
that Campbell won the race, and
had the same signed by over one
hundred spectators. Kittleman's
brother heard of this and, slug.
ging Porter, took the list away
from him. Leadvllle men lost
about $1,000 on the race.
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Publication Notice.
State of Kansas,


State of Kansas,
Barbour county, IS
In the District Count of Barbour coun-
ty. Kansas.
Safe OF Kansas to Puts Flohr:
You are hereby notified that You have
been sued by Emaline Plohr in the Dis
trict court of Barbour county, Kansas.
wherein Emaline Flohr is plaintiff and
Puis Flohr is defendant, and that you
must answer the petition filed February,
18th, 1882, therein.aOainst you, on or BE-
fore the Bird day OF May 1882, CT the said
petition will be taken as true and 1udg-
ment that the bonds OF matrimony be-
tween said plaintiG and defendant be
dissolved; that the custody of the minor
children be awarded said plaintiff; that
said defendant he required to pay q rea.
sonable sum into court to defray the ex-
penses OF this suit and for attorne y fees,
and thatl such alimony he decreed the
plaintiff as to the court may seem just and
proper.
1882.
ATTEST: r. J. TALIAFERRo,
Clerk ut the District Court.
BY l.. W Moore. dep.
ORNER & McNEAL- & E. SAMPLE.
Att'y's for Pltff.
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Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT
Larned. Kansas. March 10Th. 1882 {

Larned, Kansas, March 10th, 1925
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof i'm sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Probate Judge
of Barbour county, Kansas, at the
county seat, on Monday, April 18th,
1882, viz: Sterling Hayes, Declaratory
Statement No. 1179 for the w 1-2 of NV
Ia sec Sc IA Of ne IA and ne Ia
of e IA sec TIP 80 S Of r II w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation of said land, viz: Mar
shat A. Hayes, Caleb Piper. William
Doles and George w Osburn, all OF
Barbour c., Kans, G. A. MORRIS,
Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30
To the Members OF the ID. c. s. A

There are good many members who are
OF the opinion that it will be better to de-
Ter the commencing Of rOund-ups in the
county, until they are through or nearly
sc, in the Territory. Therefore it is very
desirable chat all members are present, OF
represented at the meeting to be held al
Medicine Lodge'on Saturday, April 1st, to
definitely fix the time for commencing,
thereby give US ample time to notify
parties holding cattle! out side the county
who are interested in our round-ups
The meeting will be held at the school
house and will be called to order at ], p
m. sharp. +. b. HUNT. Pres.
X. b. CARTER, Sec'y.
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Henry Wadsworth LongfellOw
died at Cambridge, Mass, last
Friday afternoon. He was born
the 9th day of February 1907, at
Portland, Me- In America his
name is household word. His
poetry is of the richest and sweet.
est and touches the heart of all
mankind. The greatest OF all
American poets, he was the peer
of England's best.
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Notice for Publication .
LAND OFFICE AT
Larned, Kansas March 9th, 1882 (

Larned, Kansas March 9th. 1882 (
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Probate Judge
Of Barbour county. Kansas, at the
county seat, on Saturday, April 18th.
1882 viz: Conrad Scott. Declaratory
Statement No. 1852 for the 1-2 of NV
Ia sec IL l-2 OF s-w / 4 sec II I'd.
20 OF X Is w. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon. and cultivation of said land
viz: Lewis Frame, William III. Sparks
Charles Chadwick and Philip Butcher
all of Barbour county Kansas.
Al g. A. MORRIS Register
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

LarDed, Kansas March 9Th, 1882 I
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim and that SAID proof
will be made before the Plobate Judge
OF Barbour county. Kan :. , at the. county
seat, on Thursday, April Is, 1882, viz /:
Eugene Bannister, DeclaratOry s ate,
ment No. 1912 fOi the y Of IA sec
81 tip 30s of range Is W. lie names the
following witnesses to prove his contin-
uous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land. viz: Thomas PettyjOhn. Rich
ard ID Mathew, Charles A. Bannister
and Byron Hanks, all of Sun City p. o.
Barbour county, Kan. G. A. NORRIS.
4l-2 Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30

The Barbour County INDEX has been
enlarged to six column quarlo and is
printed from new type. 1t makes a fine
appearance and shows unmistakable
signs of prosperity. It's publisher has
had hard fight TO make and we are tru-
" glad to see him succeeding so well.-
TRANSPORTER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30

We have heretofore mentioned
the fact that Tom Copeland
was publishing a rafting good
paper at Cherryvale. 1t is called
the Torch, and is a beauty type
graphically, and editorially it is a
power. Success to the Torch, is
our wish.