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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-27

V,UE UNDERSIGNED, W. Z. CAh-
i RINGTON, trustee, by virtue OF me power
vested In him By deed of trust cxecuted ny n. H.;
lewis TO him MS trustee, bearing date the ZSth ana
recorded on tiIe 31st day Of January, lS|U' 10 Sc
cure the payment of S5,375.41, due by bona pay
able on demand To d. j. liartsOOk; ana the hhdcr-
signed. James l.. AppersOn, surviving trustee; ny
virtue Of the power vested In him by deed OF
trust executed by the said Il. r. Lewis 10 him ana
d. j. Hartsook, trustees, bearing date The 2oth uty
of January. 1870, and recorded on February l.
1870 10 secure to the Jefferson Insurance COnpa-
ny $4,000. due by two negotiable notes, bearing
date the Goth day of January, 1870, payaDle az
twelve and eighteen months from date respective
w. each for 90 500, and drawn by said r. IL Lewis,
viii offer for sale in the village Of HOwardsyllle,
on the - - -..x. 900
at public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE ly-
ing in Nelson county, 1T the junction OF the James
and Rockfsh rivers. adjacent 10 the village Of How
ardsvillc, and containing about 200 ACRES OF
LAND.
This property Is one Of the most valuable farms
on james river. the soil fertile and excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses and improve
ments. and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough 70 pay the cost,
Of sale and to pay the aggregate balance dc under
both Of said deeds Of trust. amounting to SS.64942
rs of June ), 1874. with interest from That day
until paid on SS.1OO.73 thereof subject 20 credits
on interest amounting to ; 1929 l9-the said bal
ancc being due to The Piedmont and Arlington
Lifc-Insurancc Company. the assignee. and now
payable to 4. l.. Boulware receiver; the residue OF
the purchase-moncy will be made payable on such
terms the said T.. r. Lewis may direct, and # h.
should fail % give such directions on reasonable
terms. W. {. CARRlNGTON. trustee.
Sc Loot j. l.. APPERsON. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By William III. Lyme Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1113 Main street.
WHAT ATTRACTIVE AND VERY
VALUABLE WEST FRANKLIN STREET
PROPERTY, THE RESIDENCE or
MAJOR CLAY DREWRY
At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND sHAFER STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

BY request Of Major Clay Drcwry, who Intends
removing TO his suburban place, we shall offer for
sale by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1882,
at 3 o'clock L. NJ. his VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND MOST MIRABLY-LOCATED RESI-
DENCE, No. 900 west FRANKLIN street. ut the
northwest corner Of Franklin ald Shafer streets.
The dwelling Is 4 large. handsome. modern. WELL
arranged, and very substantial frame building,
two stories above the basement. containing four
teen rooms, with The modern Improvements, and
I'm good repair: large and handsome parlOr and
dining-r room, several large, AIRY, and delightful
chambers, pantry. closets. kitchen. cOdl-yaults.
Sc-thc entire premises being In nice order and
admirably arranged for comfort and convenience.
The LOT has Il front of 80 feet on Franklin street
depth of 80 feet on SLATER street. with an alley In
rear Is feet wide. and l. sufficiently elevated %
bc at II times perfectly dry.
The specially attractive location, size. and char
actcr of this property, it, beautiful surroundings,
and The cert1inty of It's rapid increase I'm value, to-
gcthcr with the very liberal terms on which 1t viii
be sold. should commend II to parties desiring 10
secure either delightful home or good invest
mcni.
TERMS: one third cash the residue by ncgo-
table notes at one, two and three years. with in
tcrest added. and secured by decd Of trust.
WILLIAM H. LYME & CO..
AuctiOuecTs.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE, ALL SIZES, Fol.
IA family use. as good as the best; LEIIIGH
LUMP for foundry use--none better; EAST
COALBURG LUMP SPLINT, 1928: HAIL, IS !:
FRESH CUMBERLAND, and all kinds of IN
CINE and SMITHS COAL; OAK and PINE
WOOD, long and sawed. Orders by telephone or
9therwise promptly died. 7Os Broad street or
l9Oo Cary street. G. III. PAGE.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP f-$sss.
~ COMPANY. .sxx<1.zss -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one of their spleudid
steancrs--G UlhNDOTIE. ROANOKE. MAN
UATFAN.OLD DOMINION. ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
For hours IF sailing. see advertisement bclow.l
steamer. leave New orb 1T k>DA1 =. I'M r..
DAY :. and SAL UKDAIS at 3 l.. VI. from Pier 20
new uumberl, North river. foot of Beach street
They nave splendid saloons, s:atc-roUms, ana
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare To New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40: Tound-trip tickets fl~ Storage
with subsistence. 81: without subsistence. 81.
Frcights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and 10 charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ. laily.
For further information. apply Ia
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.. Agent,
D I'LL .l.lIaA. -Ira-. IL LII
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by W. Goddln & Son. AncIioncers.

TIY " OVUWITI q
GALE AT AUCTION OF i \ r G +
- QUANTITY or BRICK AND OTHER MA
TERIALS, TO BE REMOVED BY THE PATH
OCTOBER NEXT.-Will he sold at auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 27TH SEPTEMBER, 1882,
at O'Clock 7. NJ. the LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING on the south side of Franklin between JCifcr-
son and Madison streets. nov in the occupancy of
judge John +. Lay, to be removed in three weeks
from the Sd prOXimo. There i I'm the dwelling a
large quantity Of bricks and Other building mate
ras OF excellent quality, thus alording fayora-
bic opportunity to procure materials for the crec
ton Of dwelling. &c.
TERMS At sale. W. GODDlN & son,
Sc 20 AuctiOucers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE OR RENT, MY LARGErr@.
l. BRICK TOBACCO-FAC Glory on Twcn- III
ty-secOnd street between Main and Franklin. Pos
session given October |, 1852. Party on the prem
ises 10 show the building and name terms.
Sc 2l-2w j. u. PACE.
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800 4. VI, tkElGltD. daily. except sunday.
3l3 =. NJ. FREIGHT. daily. S.. ,t sunday.
4 i:3S T. 4. " ~ sunday excursion.

i direct Iour-n-ur, connection o. alao between
Hichmont dud Norfolk hy trH. leaving r.. %
inond az 800 \. VI. and Norfolk Hi 1918 L. ~.
All trains leaving Petersburg vl' ,iIr. fi0u. the
Appomatt0N depot.
). K. kENLF, General superintendent
SoL. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
1. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
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LEAVE RICHMOND:
1920 4. ". MAIL daily .c.r.rf ~Ir.I.
uc.lmc at Yu'u.ufs sif. ..... i
Midland railway jos ..
mOrtl. ami Norfolk and A ....
ruIl for knox. Be-. Lfti.. ... t'-
i.lff. Nt-h,Il i.. lnll-t.It. ..-
pills. New Orl..n-. .ad $50 .. t-
30 TIE >Dutl. south ''..f. aIf N...
D1} coaches. T. Richmond @, T. ....-
bug; sleeper. lfU.I.urs Q. N.s
orleans and NDml.. without
change.
4Jj =. VI. AC, ONNODATiN% i.iN .... .rt
sunday between Richmond ..l
~rntt-Nlllo
$40 l.. VI. MIGHT LNpEl~~ t.iy .t.It
sunday IGNt, ll.t...4 ..I
LNucihurg.
$50 \. VI. Excl kslO\ >HH ift- .ar. -
tween Richmond nI. >..ff-tIl,.
ARRIVE EICU)l. 3d.
$40 i. ". MAIL dAly ltNoiii -a..fF..
1910 \. ". ACCOMMODATE Ul1 .Nr.t
>uutiNi.
200 \. VI. night EXrEI~~ daily o,p.t
>uudlys
700 I. VI. ENCI1:~foN ~ulr.,..U.t.
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~ Richmond wih associate. railways i,r ai'
points south. and Richmond. fr....ri.s ,.u l- ...
Potomac railroad t". tii point r...
Mt,ItRg-cnr 0ft3r.rI o. g. ..f ErJ..tt f.
Lg'chbur0. Is. HttEOl D.
au 20 General Freight and o.. .,I-.r. A-i.-
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IGOR NEW YORK.-The Old <,ik-F

E'OlA NEN lOhh' TIC Olu - ~.
4 Dominion Steamship COMPANY, csssszksz a
proposed sailing> for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY.
september I'D 81 o'clock L. VI.
GUNANDOTIE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
september 2tth, ut II O'Clock noon.
EUANOkE, Captain COUCH. TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 26th. at O'Clock l.. NJ
Freight received until / O'Clock l.. VI. Friday.
O'CLOCK L. NJ. Saturday, aud to l O'Clock T.. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare To New York Including meals
and bertl), Slo round-trip tickets SIS: steeraye,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence. -.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays and saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad AT 1850 g. VI. will mak o
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets to be- had AZ
The Richmond ana Petersburg depot and a. W
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
NJ
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Z
VIkGINlAc ST S;1TnE;AMlBoATf{si-r!'7rQa
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTS.
MOUTH, AND JAMts- RIVER LANDINGS.
DIRECT; CONNECTS Az Old POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON, RAJ TIMORE AND TIE
ALSO. CONNECTS XT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FoRHASiPToN. s,urIFlELD.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER AND
ONLY ALL-MAIER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE 70 NORFOLK. sl.5D.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
Ohe oi TIE company rs spacious and elegant
CITY OF. RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United states mailI
T.. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves richmond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY ~ 7 \. ~. Tor aboyc-named
places: connecting at Old Point with the Bay Line
Tor Baltimore aud the North. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk at q 4. NJ and Old Point
It 10 \. NJ, arriving at Richmond at about
Through tickets on sale on steamer and Al Gar
6ers Agency, loco Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sIENlALLh LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES, &c.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smithheld, aud Hampton; Washington, -. C.;
NeWhern, Washington, aud TarborO'. " c., and
al points In Eastern North Carolina: also. Tor
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Old Point and an rcgu.
Jar landings on James river, IT LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued L. BTATIiN.
jy2 SUPERINTENDENT.
EOR BALTIMORE. All,
POWHATAN LINE-DlRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.
until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE win
sail every MONDAY at IL noon from POWUA-
TAN DOCK nj Twenty fourth and Dock streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills OF lsding signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 points North and Nest
Freight received daily until T.. NJ
For further information. applyto
=, w. ". o. KNIGHT, Agent.
u. j. NEIsIGER. Soliciting Agent. de -
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ID &C Ii VI Q y u AND PIIIE>Bi HG
IA RAILROAD COMP NN.-f.um.., T..
W WEDNESDAY. june u. lss2.tril.-ou tll> r.a.
" III run follows;
NI0UN0|U --0IIn.


LEAVE NiDuNnr ID sol lu.
$40 +. NJ, FAST NAiL.dafl' Nh,. r.r %
connections iNr savannah. ~I...
only ~ Petersburg and tir.t.r.
Pullman sleeper between W.. I.--
ton ami Jacksonville. Pass.
viii take Ills train ..r - !lf,lf.. ,.
1850 y. NJ, Iiikot oil MAIL. t.ilf. tal.,..-
ing for Raleigh. Charleston. a .-
Fu-ta, AiAtu. ~1sIf.l.llI. Iif Ia b.
sou'iiir ~ui, 40 Chester lUl ole
lfhis. Pullman -...Htr- I,frs..
New ho~i. aid >....aI' ul fHs
train.
$500 /. ", fNliGIIT. dail,.tt. .f~.HIIy.
200 \. NJ. FREIGHT. daily. l,...' ~lr...
9:2O !. W.. ..,..
GOO =. NJ, '"'''"s 'N.'l'l'l.
LEAyErETEr>L,gs->o
2:3S y. 81, East MAlI.. daltr. Stop. onIr .f
enc -tcr Pullman -..tI.. Obs f..
l.aln between Js,,-.lfi., ..f
Washington.
SAC i. D., iiiROi oil NAlI.tally.r,uuc.t ?
VIII Richmond. 10. i.ri. h-.Irr
POGO. ac railroad 1T 500 poiuI. l...
aud Wet; ai-U rIalN. connect .ls
Win tft tlta..i t.lhN tud ohio III'.
fod, inraii Iout- w.. Tin, Co.,. N
.lnps ~ Chester air Central,
Pullman sleeper. ,n tli. frfn DO.
l"''n savannah 1ui \tw ltfl.
f"--ti fcl' lake OBJ. i.fiu fur 81 I.I-
tDIU,ch.
1905 4. VI. FRlIGiiT. daily. .,...,.. ..,,..l,,.
5:l5 - NJ. FREIGHT. dail, ST.. 10 sunday,
i.530 \, \" sunday excursion.
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by Grilhh, & Williams.

Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncere,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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YORK-RIvER LINE.

Passenger Freight dali Frsfyl ....,.
d"ily. iyex.su1dy az. ~n. ~
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W. GODDIN.
II. II. WILKINSON.
Trustees IN first deed;
GEORGE. W. WARREN,
Trustee I'm second deed:
". GODDlN.
j. T. GODDIN,
Trustees In third deed;
". GDDDl\.
ABRAHAM LEVY. JR-
Trustee In fourth decd;
JOHN i. COKE.
Trustee in Gflii decd.
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'"'''''! NJ I'l"lI.

b, FRIGHT. dailN.,t.. f~.IIIy.
O.. FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

During the past week our stock men have
have had something outside of the regular
order to talk about and they have taken
advantage Of the occasion. Itappears that
Messrs. Talliaferro & M orion, of this city,
lately drove into this county a large num-
her of Southern cattle from the Territory
Some say there were 100 head in the lot.
Of these $50 were disposed of to Messrs.
Dick Lee and Brisbon Brothers, who have
been holding them on their range near
Kiowa. Complaint was made to Sheriff
Rigg that the cattle were in this county
contrary to law, which prohibits their Inn
portation between the first of March and
the first of November, and he Immediately
seized the cattle. In the mean time war
rant was sworn out before Justice Male
for the arrest of Mr.. Talllferro and placed
In the hands of the sheriff. The Justice
appointed committee of inspection to as
certain II, indeed, the cattle were as repre-
sented, foreign cattle and here contrary to
law. Thus the matter stood Tuesday, when
prosecuting Attorney Sample for the State
and Orner & McNeal, for the defense, went
to KiOwa to come to some understa nding
about the trouble. Then it was agreed
that Messrs. Lee and Brisbon Bros, owners
of the cattle should pay all costs in the
matter, and on agreeing to remove the
cattle from the state at once they were re-
leased. The warrant against Talliaferro
has not been executed but remains with
the sheriff. In case Of any stock becom-
ing diseased by reason of the foreign cattle
being here, the prosecution will be resum-
ed. The punishment for violating this
law is for the first offense fine of not less
than 500 nor more than $1,000 and i'm
prisOnment IN the county Jail six months.
1t is reported that there are several other
large punches of these cattle in the county
and that warrants have been sworn out
against the parties holding them.
There is strong feeling here against
viOlators of the stock law and it will not
be well for any one to attempt to violate
the law or evade its provisions.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28
Normal Institute.

The Superintendent of Pratt and Bar
bour counties have arranged to hold a
union institute at Medicine Lodge, COM
mencing August z, 1882 and continuing
four weeks. The first session will open at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The institute will be con-
Quoted by Prof. g. w. Botkin, one of the
best institute workers in the state. 1t is
expected that all who desire to teach in
Barbour county during the coming year
will be in attendance. All teachers need
the stimulus, the preparation, the training
and the professional knowledge which the
institute is intended to afford. 1t will not
do for any teacher, who desires pre-emi-
nence in his profession, to neglect an op-
portunity so favorable for Improvement
Vany of the more advanced pupils in ouI
public schools will, no doubt, find it advan.
tagcous for hem to attend the institute in
order to review their studies, even if they
never expect to teach.
Tuition is free, bnt the law requi es q
registration fee of one dollar. Board car
be secured at reasonable rates.
AS far as possible the course of study
prepared by the state superintendent viii
beused. Every teacher will be supplied witt
copy. Teachers will bring such tex
books as they may prefer. Lessons will bt
assigned by topics. During the institute
lectures will be given upon various educa-
tional subjects by distinguished educator
an q others whose names will be announced
in due time.
At the close Of the institute an examr
nation Of teachers will be held and certifi
Gates granted according to grade.
School boards will find it to their inter
est to visit the institute and become &C
qnainted with the teachres present. 1t viii
afford them good opportunity to select
teachers for the ensuing year.
| We trust that our teachers and citizen
will all unite to make this institute CRANE
success. A. AXLINE, Co. Supt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

All of the stock papers in the country
are warning cattle men of the importance
OF shipping none but fat cattle to market,
They rightly claim that the annual unset
Ting Of the markets is caused by heavy
runs of haf-fat and light weight grass
cattle. In this section there is not much
of disposition to run in every animal
that has the appearance of flesh, but we
suffer from the folly of others, and there
fore should discourage the shipping of any
buC good beef. Such will always CON-
mand good prices at any season, but few
car loads of half-ripe cattle ruin the mar
ket and keep prices down.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

BURGERS entered Xii Smiths drug store
"Wednesday hight By breaking the rear
door and stole from the money drawer
$25 and took from Clarence Empeys show
case gold watch and other jewelry to
the value ola bout 500. They were easily
satisfied for they could have easily taken
ten times the amount of valuables Two
suspicious looking characters were seen
around town Wednesday; and yesterday
only one Of the two was to be seen. He
was arrested and examined but nothing
was found 10 indicate that he was connec
ted with the burglary and 30 he was releas
ed. He Immediately LEFT town and Sher-
iff Rigg thinking this was a suspicious
m ovement followed and captured him on
Of town few milesand brought him back
He Is still In custody.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28
List Of Strays.

Remaining In z. w. Payne's pasture FRI
day, July IA. 1882, which were ordered ad-
vertised BY the Barbour county Stock As
ISOLATION until called for, or until Septem-
Der 6, 1882:
One 4 year old steer, branded G on horn
Ole four year old steer branded E D on
lett side, b on left hip andblotch brand on
each loin.
One year old steer branded Q G right
side, and other brands too numerous to
mention.
One year old steer branded s A Y on
left side.
One year old steer branded X on the
left side and circle on the right hip.
One work OK branded d on the right
side.
Oae 8 year old heifer, circle and d B OF
lett hip.
One three year old steer d on left shout
der, 81 on left hip and circle within a cir
Gle on right loin.
Seven year old COW t6 II B connected OF
| EFT hip.
Two year old domestic steer half cirel,
on right loin with another brand not read
able immediately in front.
Three year old domestic steer V on tn,
left hip.
Six year old Texas COW and calf w o.
left shoulder.
Yearling steer round top A on left sid
and on right side A connected and
connected.
Five year cd dom ,stic steer on Medicin
river miles west OF Medicine Lode, will
cycle on left hip.
July q, 1882. vs-u
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

Old Uncle Clark Gilmore, who enjoys
the distinction of being the only colored
individual in this city, if not in the county,
came in to tell us Wednesday ght how
some one had done about his cabin while
he was away ut work I'm the brick ward
He said: "When 1 come home frum de
yard tonight L wuZ feeling jist about play.
ed clar out an didn't 'spect to get no supper
L jis went in an struck de gas-no, de can.
die mean-and what you think 1 saw dal
on de table p The news man said suit
of clothes, quart Of whiskey, a bible OIL
'possum and sweet potatoes, or call fol
him to run for office. The old man SHOOK
his head to each suggestion and continued
mo sab, bettern dat. 1t was great bic
ole fat peach pie Jis de kind was raised
on, an tell you hit took me back to de
old times and made me think of my ole
missus and her childun. / amt had no
body leave no peach pie on my table since
l LET my old home, and hits been many 9
year. An den, jis think how high peache:
is down here? Boss, you say to de COCO
lady who made de ole man happy wild da
peach pie dat he hopes she is got soma
childuns he can help some day an set {
good example to-" We promised to COM
ply with the request and also ask thai
the donor furnish Uncle Clark with hel
name.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

One day this week Mr.. z. Omey, a sheep
herder and Mr.. Elias Gibbs, cattle man,
both doing business on Mule creek became
engaged in dispute over their respective
herds and soon resorted to blows with
clubs, and both were knocked down. In the
scuffie Omey got Gibbs down and held him
while his (Omey's) boy proceeded to adj
minister good pounding. Omey came
to town and swore out peace warrant
against Gibbs and the case will likely be
tried to-day. The parties in this case are
grey-headed men, but appear to have lost
none of the fire of youth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28

Our people had big scare last Monday
night at exactly II O'Clock, when Posts
billiard hall was discovered on fire. There
was lamp fastened to the wall in the CEN
tire of the building, directly under a place
in the low ceiling where the plastering had
been Knocked of. The heat from the
lamp ignited with the laths and joists, was
conducted to the rafters and before any one
in the billiard room knew of It's existence
the blaze was leaping from the roof and
alarming those outside. Theory OF ssf-yer''
was sounded and in few minutes men
were on top ofthe building, willing hands
supplied them with water and axes and
the flames were soon extinguished. Not,
however, until a large space had been
burned in the roof and the room under il
had been thoroughly drenched. In remov-
ing the billiard tables they were slightly
damaged but aside from this the loss is
small. The building Is owned by Ez. Tiff
Geo. Geppert agent, and with the livery
stable adjoining is insured for g, 1000. The
fire was in a locality where, had there beer
any wind, the destruction of property mus
have been great. On the south was the
livery stable and on the north the bank
and drug store. Had these caught fire they
would certainly have burned to the grounC
for there was barely enough water accessi
bic to put out the small blaze that die
occur.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-28
GEPPERT & STONE SPEAK.

GEPPERT & STONE SPEAK.
Iron and wood beam Gu iva
tors, at Geppert & Stones. As
"A nice, new line of clocks of
all descriptions, at Geppert &
Stones. A
The wall Tent-all complete
at Geppert & Stone. 80
Iron and wood wheelbarrows
at Geppert & Stones. 80
Baby carriages at Geppert
& Stones. SO
Special rates on 5 and 10 ton
lots of Barb Wire at Geppert &
Stones. 48
"A car load of barbed and
plain wire just received at Gep-
pert & Stones.
The John Deere pillow at Gep-
pert d Stones. 43
-McCormic Celebrated Iron
mower at Geppert & Stones. 46
Platform spring wagons and
buck boards, at Geppert &
Stones. 43
One car load of lime just re-
celved at Geppert Stones. As
Revolving horse rakes at
Geppert & Stones. As
Coates sulkey rakes at Gep.
pert Stones. 46
Sheep Shears, at Geppert II
Stones. AZ
"A car load of jackson and
Michigan wagons-BEsT IN THE
MARKET-at Geppert & Stones 4