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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, January 25th. = Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
Mrs, P. D. Cooper, Miss Agnes Cooper,
Cleveland. O.; Mrs N Sylvester, William
Youug, Wisconsin; Mrs. Jonathan Hun,
Master Charles Comgtock, Oakland Z. 4.
NJ. Simmons, Monterey, CAL; Mrs. o. r.
Ryther, Iowa A. L. Storey and wife, Chi
cago d. l.. Rapdolph, San Francisco; G.
W. Humphreys and wife, Indiana E. Ell.
Todd. Quincy, Ill; James Gibson, Boston
Emil Seeler. New York; John l.. Stafford,
Miss Flora Collins, Mis- Emma WhitehOuse,
NJ .ine; A. ]. Blair. Salt Lake; Miss Nc.
knight, Missouri; NJ. Kemmer and family,
Miss Phoebe Thompson. Ogden J. Manning
Welch. Baltimore Al immigrant passengers,
including So males, to arrive in Sacramento
January 27Gh.
NEwHALL January % h.-Passed here TO-
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
G w. Stapleton. Butte City, Montana; G.
NJ. Chilcott, J. W. Henry and wife. FL. R.
Price. Colorado; K. Wright and wife, Oak.
land /; A. Robertson. San Francisco; Mrs
P. Salsjon. r. Gibson, Tucson; o. G.
Wheeler and wife, Oakland; c. Myerstein
81 Myerstein, B. Bulvermsp, II. Vanden
burg. L. Biackson, San Fr,ncisco s. John
son, Tulare; w. c. Moore, Lathrop; A. d
Goodwin and wife. Lodi !; A. J. Lachmap
San francisco; Mrs. ". caro- and family
Mrs. Welde Los Angeles; Mrs. M. }
Woods. San Fraucisco; VIM. Crandall, Colo
rado G. Huber Deputy Sheriff and prisoner
Los Angeles H G. Hubbard, P. T. Bolgen
J. NJ. Duncan, Oakland; John Anderson
Nevada; G. J. Sharp. Colorado.
OMAHA. January 25th.-Left here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento January 29th: Johr
Smails, Stockton; E. B. Wardner and wife,
Los Angeles R. R Bigelow, Elko, New; FL
Crandall, San Francisco; P. S. Mackey
Philadelphia; B. f. Wilmer and wife, TIP
ton, Iowa w. A. Clinton and wife, Sar
Francisco; J. Bridgman Cox, Bloomington
Ind; Alfred Ballantyne and wife, Adelaide
South Australia W. f. Watson, New York
KANSAS CRY (Mo.l, January 25th.-
Passed Topeka, KS. to-day. to arrive in Sar
Francisco January S0th: S. e Brownell. F
L. Harris. New York; E. B. Reynolds
Philadelphia Mrs. Weston and SOD, England
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Sacramento Market.
corrected daily for the RECORD .UNlos.I

SACRAMENTO, January 25. 1882
FRUITS - Apples, 81 5@2; Pears, 6oc@S2 !;
Oranges, California 81 5o@2 so Oranges Imported
S2@3 ; Lemons, Sicily, S9dl0; Lemons California
s2 50@3; Lines, 81 so = 100; Bananas, s3@4 q
bunch; Pineapplss, s9@l0 q dozen; Cocoanlts,
sS o 100.
DRIED FRUIIs-Apples, sliced, 12@1Sc; do quart
cred, case pears, peeled, s(910c; do, unpeeled,
@Sc; Plums pitted, 12@13c Peaches, 123dl5c; do,
peeled, 19@20c; Prunes, German, 1l@l3c; Black
berries, California and French, zoe; Figs, California,
Sd9c q h.
TABLE FRUIrs-Assorted, q n cans, . doz, 81 80 /;
Peaches, go; Bartlett Pears, 81 rs; Ickwith
Plums, 81 rs Assorted Plums, 81 62a Blackber-
res, 81 IS; Gooseberries, So 25; Strawberries.
50 25; Apricots, go; Muscat Grapes, s2 62a Red
Currants, 50 25; Cherries, 50 25.
PIE FRUITs-Assorted, lib cans, y doz., 81 rs (;
assorted, gallon cans. s. so; Peaches, 2l-b cans,
81 IS Portland Blueberres. 2-ib cans, 81 Whor.
tleberries, 81 rs.
VEeErABLEs : Potatoes. Early Rosc 81 75@2 90
Sweet, s2@3; Red, 81 75@2; Cabl age, s74c@sl;
Onions Silvcrskins sl al 25 % 100 fts Garlic 4@5c
o h: Carrots 81 Turnips,s 9 100; bunch vegetables,
l5c q doz Green Peppers, 25c; Parsnips, lie
Beets 1c; Celery, 75c q doz; Caulifower, 75c@S1
Horseradish, 10@12c q ID.
BREADsrUFFs- S5 25 q Dbl; Oatmeal, "a
u 100 lbs; Cornmea 81 Cracked Wheat IS.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys, 11@l3c; dressed do, 139
15c o 10 young Boosters, s4@5 o doz; Hens, IS
@6; Broilers, IS So; Ducks, s4@5; Geese. 81 so
q y pair.
DAIRY PRoDUcrs-Butter, fancy dairy, 32I@35c g
n; Cheese, 17@l9c California Creamery, 20c
Factory. 1sc; Eastern, full cream, zoe; East
ern. flats, 17c; fresh Eggs 921@35c . dozen.
MEArs-Bee: 5a7c; Mutton, SC; Pork, s@sc ;
Veal, 7GSc.
HAY AND GRAIN -oat hay, 9 ton, s12a14; alfalfa,
o ton, sl1@12; bran, y ton, sl6; middlings, $50
per ton barley, whole, 9 cwt, 81 rs; barley,
ground, 9 cwt., 81 so; wheat, . cwt., o. rs;
tame oats. o cwt., a2 2b corn, y cSt. s2.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seels-Alfalfa, lie; Timothy,
1l@121c; Red Clover, 16@lSc; Red Top, l4c
Nuts-Engish Walnuts, s@10c; Almonds 16@1sc
Peanuts, 7@9c; Wool, E.arket dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 12s@16c; tule, l791sc
Tallow, 6@7c Hides, green. 9@1oc; dry, 1s@19c
Hops, California, l5020c.
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( STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IL
you so unfortunate as 70 REQUIRE them
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of aD
advanced oIder safely say that there is nzrJly
disease in the catalogue CT human ills that can.
not treat 10 a successful issue.
LADIES' am always rse'iy 10 assist you. My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / now able to treat YOU with the
certainty of guccess No case peculiar 10 your
dslic.te organism is beyond ny cure ntro).
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
any offered heretofore, and viii he warranted 70
have the desired effect il all cases
Those of the public Who need ny service can
depend upon gentlemaIly, honorable and scientific
treatment At reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been in.
jured by youthful ind,seretious and those VII.
nave contracted local diseases.
Pers MS afflicted can, ii they pretsT, consult
b, letter, detailing the symptoms O. the disesss
trouble, and receive medicines ~ express With
nstiuciiOnl. All letters must he direct.,d
JO>StLYS. n. d 235 SuiteT street, San
CO, Cal.
Cure warranted in all case. or no pay required.
Consul atiaps, personally or b. letter gra,s. send
for book Comfortable apartments Tor patients at
my infrmary (wheo des'reub with sxPerieuc
nurses.
C,,n,ultation Parors 2zs sutter street, sdioiniA.
the Young Mems Christian Association, Building.
Ofice h0ius-From a. 81 to ?. II.
sIF UtSionsD h1cEs IN spy office.
Prrohaee my Essay Physiology and Marriage
For sale by ali newsGealers
"a L1sSsEss, n. ID.
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RArNrALL FOR TH1RTY.oNE YEARS.

interesting valuable OF rainfall
Sergeant B.w United
the wears from
W.
remaining wears
years computing
following
difference the The
2incude only until January
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 25th.

Edward and Gertrude Kraus to Adam and Ger
trude Bergmann-January q, 1882; for 81 500
lot 8, in the block bounded by and ], Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, Sacramento.
Mary Alice Hartigan to John Hartigan-Grant o
the west yhalf OF the east half Of lot Z, and l.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, Sacramento.
John Hartigan to Mary Alice Hartigan-Grant O
the east quarter of lot Z, X and L, Eleventh anC
Twelfth streets, Sacramento.
Mary NJ Wood to c. c. A Silverstein-For sl75
lot TO- in town OF Florin.
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COMFORT and elegance of ft q

! COMFORT and elegance of ft guaranteed in
I our new patent, unbreakable hip corset. The
ladies are enthusiastic, and pronounce it
the most perfect and easy fitting corset in the
market, in white or drab. Price, 95 cents.
| The Opera, another new and beautiful corset
in pink aud cardinal, at 95 cents; aud last,
| but not least, our Sunbeam at 55 cents.
These three brands Of corsets are all new and
found in all sizes at the Red House, and only
there.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY, January 25, Il

WEDNESDAY,, january %, ISS2.
DEPARTMENT oYE-CLARK, Judge.
Henry H eckel vs.. NJ J. King Argued and jury
returned verdict in favor of defendant. Stay OF exc
tion of twenty days
D. McLanahan vs.. Christissen-On trial.
E. Pierce vs.. A. Schaden-C Continued on motion oi
defendant.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge.
H. H. Linnel vs. NJ c. Hawley & Co.-On trial.
w. H. Heavener VS.. S. W. Runyon ct al. Action
dismissed as to defendant, Sacramento Wood Com
pany
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
D. McIanahan vs. R. Christissen-on trial
b. T. Williams vs.. Isaac Lea.
Devillards vs.. Mitigate two cases)
Durno vs. Durno
H. H Lnnell vs. NJ. C. Hawley & Uo-on trial.
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LOOK AT the bargains at H. II. Paulk's,
s14 K street: Nine of those large 2ll-pound
cans of tomatoes for 81 /; 2 cans. 25 cents IA
pounds choice table rice, 81; 10pound sack
of California oatmeal, so cents; 10 pound
sack of cornmeal, 80 cents; 10 pound sack of
pure Eastern buckwheat -four. 65 cents; the
incest mixed pickles in the city, 80 cents per
gallon. Everything at the lowest prices for
oash
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EELs FOR THE MILLIoNs.-We have just
received direct from st. John, New Bruns-
wick, large invoice of pickle eels, in half
barrels, and in fine condition, which will be
sold in quantities to suit the purchaser. d.
DeBernardi & Co.
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ALL cautious mothers should keep Kidney
Wort in the house to use for themselves and
their children.
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Only few more ladies' brown Balbriggan
hose, full finished, at 20 cents a pair. at the
great depletion sale of Hale Bros. & Co..
Ninth aud K
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STILL few more Of those cent children.
hose at the great clearance sale of Hale Bros
l. Co., Ninth and K.
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FOURTEEN yards Of Canton flannel for 81,
at Hale's great depletion sale, corner Ninth
and K
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In MEMS overcoats and ulsters we have a
few left at the reduced price. Hale Bros: q
Co.. corner Ninth and K, Sacramento.
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SrxTY.FIvE! SIXTY FIVE THE choicest
Petaluma dairy butter is down to slxty-hve
cents per roll at Il II. Paulk's, ol4 4 street. :
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SIx-BuTToN KIDS, 81 25. L. Bien, Eighth
and j streets.
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SIXTEEN yards Of white pique for 81, at
81 sle's great depletion sale. corner Of Ninth
and K
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George W. Chesley, sole agent.
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THE IMITAToRs fTurners) viii give THE
masquerade ball of the season, on February
10th, and don't you forget it.
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HAVE You seen the fine exhibit of fancy
goods? The very latest in silk and chenille
fichus; silk and lace neckwear; the cele-
brated Elite kid glove, in 8, and 10 hooks,
at the same low price of button kids. One of
the finest displays in the city is at the Red
House.
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FoUR-BurToS KIDS, 81. L. Bien, Eighth
and ] streets.
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HOBBY g. SMITH,

DEAlE ERS IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE,
EH DR8iN TILE, sESSETARs.
GE0CkEKY, Glass WARE,
saAJ0LICAw ARE,
DECORATED and PLAIN FLOWER POTS, Etc,
No. 81 j street. ntO, Cal.
hIa2ntf
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LADIES gauntlet gloves, 25 cents per pair,
reduced from 81 to close out the line, at ths
great depletion sale Of Hale Bros. & Co.,
Ninth and K.
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THREE BuTToN KIDS, 70 cent?. L. Bien.
Eighth and streets.
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TURNER'S MASQUERADE The Sacramento
Turn Verein Association announces its thir-
tsenth annual masquerade to take place st
the Pavilion, on the evening OF February
10Th. The subscription list is now in the
hands of the committee. Price of tickets,
81 so for gentlemen and 81 for ladies. The
Turner'S masquerades have always been very
successful and the promise is that the thir-
teenth will surpass all its predecessors.
THE News When the RECORD UNION
flag was sent up to the masthead yesterday
and the bulletin-board in front of this office
announced the conviction of Guiteau, there
was general congratulation and hearty ex-
pressions of satisfaction along all the business
streets over the result Of the trial of the assas-
sin. 1t was clearly to be seen that the peo-
pie felt great relief, and they manifested it in
the most pronounced manner.
RAIN.-It commenced raining yesterday
about 4:30 P. NJ at s o'clock last evening
.01 of an inch had fallen. At midnight it was
sprinkling lightly, and the indications were
that there will be considerable rainfall
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NARROWER QUARRY MILL,
TO MY Clio PATRONS.

| SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS TO
10 WM. c. Stiles Sacramento city, Cal.
l ilA-Ielu+
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knzznrrsEaEmr msnr1ou.

kDTEzTIsE4ENE MENTION.
Eureka Bal Masque- Tonight.
Metropolitan Theater-Emerson's Minstrels.
Bric-a-Brac Club-Notice.
Lost-Gold watch and chain-C T. Wheeler.
Gospel meeting PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Turner's Masquerade Ball-February 18th.
Business Advertisements
sanford's Catarrh Cure
Collins voltaic Plasters.
Palmer and Sepulveda-D=uegists.
Jacks for sale-E D. Montague.
Mechsnics' Store-Suits, masks, shoes.
Hale Bros. Co-Depletion sale
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HACKs ON uALL AT ANY HOUR, n
Ii day or night Coupes, Phsetons, fzSss7
Rocsaways, Barouches, Buggies, with the q ~
best roadsters to be found In any livery stable on
the coast for hire Hcrses kept in livery at
able rates Livery Stsblefl on Fourth street. be.
tween and J.
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IMMIGRANTS. Ts.-Forty-one immigrants, in
cludipg 50 males, viii arrive by the overland
train from the East to-day.
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FOR SALE.

3 Z .I.9l- ~. .Es. e -
YEyHE FINE STALLION OF THE ENG
n lish carriage br, ed born in Australia kszzll&
in 1874. HIS sire is Denmark and his dam ZIA-
is threequarter bred English mare. Nus De sold
wi hin one month He is at view at the stable of
MIR. r. W. HARRIS S07 Montgomery street, and
for more particulars apply at J. PINET, 504 Jack
son street San Francisco January H. 1882 i13-lstf
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gsstera and Foreign Msrrsts.

NEW YORK, January 25th.
BgEAusruFFs-Flour is steady and Wheat is un-
settled, latter at 81 40d1 As q bushel.
California is steady at 12914c for fall bur.
ry, and 1L@24c for clean fall; spring bury, 15@
lSc clean spring. 20@34e pulled, 20@45c.
HIDEs-California quiet at 22@22lc.
CHICAGO, January 25th.
WHEAT-s1 36I for March.
CoRN-66ac for May.
PoRX-SlS Is bid for March.
LAED-Sll 374 for March.
BAcoN-S9 05 for RIBS for March, and 50 05 for
short ribs.
LIVERPOOL January 25th.
WHEAr-C California spot lots firm at los I'd
61ls. Cargo lots are firm for White but duh for
Red. The rates 49s Sd for just shipped, 50s Sd
for nearly due, and sis to Sis Cd for off coast
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IMPRovEMENTs.-The old Ready Plow Fac
tory building on the north side of J street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, is-hsving an
entire new brick front put in and the prop
erty otherwise improved.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

When the stockmen's meeting, which met
here in July, adjourned it was to meet
again Sept. 9th at this place. AT that tine
it is expected that there will be large at
tendence of stock men not only from
this but adjoining counties, and all strays
found any where near here will be driven
to this point and claimed by their owners.
Before the July round up the matter was
not generally understood; many ranch
men doubted if the plan of driving strays
to central point would be either success
full or popular; but it was then demonstra-
ted that much good might come out of
such meetings and vast amount of labor
and worry saved.
The popularity of the plan adopted
here is proved cOnclusively by other sec
tons adopting the system.
The September meeting here will come
at convenient time, for the Territory
people will have made their first round up
and all strays found can be driven here be-
fore the 9th of Sept, and they can drive
out any found here in time to be at Major
Drumm's on the 10th of Sept.
Several stock men in this county have
expressed themselves as being anxious to
exert themselves to bring in as many
strays as possible on the 9Th prox., feeli NC
that they did not do their full duty in July
in allowing too, many .strays to remain on
their ranges. 1t should be the ambition of
every stock man to excel his neighbor in
making the meetinga success.
And here it may be well enough to
state that the meeting is not confined to
the Barbour County association, for while
that organization will superintend the
affair, that it may have recognized head
all stock men are cordially. invited. The cit
liens of Medicine Lodge will be hospitable
as they have been in the past and will en-
deaver to furnish amusements to follow the
labor of the occasion.
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THE INDEX.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

John Cdddy Is I'm town this week we
are TO have new school house. ....And the
ladies should receive the thanks. Merry
makers next week. Attend the primary
convention tomorrow. those five
new brands I'm this issue......Also the other
new advertisements. ... water-melons are
not plentiful yet.s...The ace track IS to
be fixed upand there will be running at
least once aweek......The stages have had
all the passengers they could carry this
week......A new shoe shop will likely be
opened here soon......A fine large dust
storm was here Tuesday afternoon.
Dick Lee was In Wichita this week. .... The
normal will last two weeks longer. The
( public well has frog stools in it,. There
isto be another lot OF freight wagons be-
tween here and Harper......Judge Shepler
was out surveying this week. ..... The ten
pin alley Is well patronlzed. .....Another
kiln Of brick Is burning ......Some of the
young folks arc anxious for a dance. .....
r p. Bolles,. Of winfield was here this
weeE.....John MosIey Is going west on a
prospecting tour. Screw worms are re-
ported bad among the fresh branded cattle
IN this vicinity. your neighbor of
the meeting here on The 9Th of September
There will likely be a big ball that
evening" a. Oliver Brisbin' came up from
the Terntdy Wednesday =. -. Merry-nlak-
ers iu the Cresset building next wednes-
day evening. ELI Smith has been East
this week purchasing supplies. Miss
Emma witteu of Sedgwick county is here
visiting Mrs, McCahless- and Mrs. Rouse
IA lady passed through heie yesterday
ON her way to Sun City to meet her hus-
band whom she has not seen for three years
.....E. b. Brown, representing merchant
tailoring establishment of Wellington was
here taking orders yesterday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

At the special election held in this city
last Tuesday majority of the voters in
in this school district, including the ladies,
indicated that they were in favor
of issuing 81 400 i'm bonds for the purpose
Of building "a new school house. There
was little fear by the friends of the propo-
sition that it would be voted down If the
people could once be induced to take part
In the election, but as every vo er who re-
manned away from the poles would necesa
sarily have TO be counted against the prop
osition, it required considerable effort to
get the voters ont. But they did 60 to
the number of l75, and when the vote was
counted it appeared that only one person
voted against issuing the bonds.
For the first time the ladies Of Medicine
Lodge were present to aid in the good
work, and they appeared as natural as II
they had been raised up in the business
They went in style, too, with their besi
clothes On, in buggies and carriages and
conducted themselves in a most orderly
manner, there being no fighting or even
quarreling among them. Certainly they
were model suffragists.
The school board will now have planI
and specifications for the building prepar-
ed nd will advertise for bid. When The
contract is awarded the bonds will be issu.
cd and sold at not less, under the law, than
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18
GEPPERT- & STONE SPEAK.

GEPPERT & STONE SPEAK.
Iron and wood beam culiva
tors, at Geppert & Stones. 46
"A nice, new line of clocks Of
all descriptions, at Geppert &
Stones. A
- The wat1 Tent-all complete
at Geppert & Stone. 50
: Iron and wood wheelbarrows
at Geppert & Stones. so
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 jackson and
Michigan wagons-BEsT In THE
MARKET-at Geppert & Stones 4
"A car load of barbed and
plain wire just received at Gep-
pert d Stones.
The John Deere pillow at Gep-
pert d Stones. 43
-McCormic Celebrated Iron
mower at Geppert & Stones. As
Platform spring wagons and
buck boards, at Geppert &
Stones. 43
One car load of lime just re-
ceived at Geppert Stones. IS
Revolving horse rakes at
Geppert & Stones. As
Coates sulkey rakes at Gep-
pert & Stones. As
Sheep Shears, at Geppert Il
Stones At
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

Hon. w. ii. Carter, of Lafayette county
Missouri, who Is interested in the cattle
business in this section, is registered at the
Medicine Lodge house Mr.. Carter was Il
member of the hast legislature in Missouri,
and 30 well did he execute his trust that he
was renominatcd to the position few
weeks since without opposition. Besides
being goodand wise legislator Mr.. Carter
Is practical and experienced stock-man,
"a finished scholar and gentleman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICES

20 TO Dr. Yant. dentist, at Med
Icine Lodge for dental work. Z
When quality and good make
up in clothing is. required Pear
son will walk off with the first
money. X
Standiford, Youmans & Co. will, on and
after Jnly LIST. sell goods and name their
prices on CASH basis; and charge inter-
est on all accounts from date of
Of course a general dry goods
store should keep everything in
that line. What's Just what |
do" said Pearson when question
ed about it. 10
A large assortment of queens.
ware, glassware. stone ware and
wooden-ware at Thompson d Co.
Ladies' don't like to wear boots
but they all do say that the stock
of fine shoes at Pearson's are the
correct thing. 10
To make room for their Fall
stock ii. Q. Thompson & Co. are
selling many lines of goods at re-
ducedi prices. s
This is the place / long have
sought and mourned because |
found it not, say the people VIII O
go into Pearson's for the first
time. 10
HIDES! HIDESi! HIDES!!l
Hinsen d VanLaninghan,, at
Harper. will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and iurs. O
When that eastern salesman
had finished up on Pearson's or.
der he declared he had never sold
better bill IN the state. These
goodsiare ready for examination
Cal Orner's City drug store
is tire place to buy yonr drugs. 81
That's just what they need" re.
piled an old timer when asked if
people needed gloves here in the
cattle business. Pearson mas ev.
cry kind manufactured.
Call and see Os. VanSlyke at
his new Ice Cream Parlor, one
door south of the p. O. SO
Camp blankets are speciality
in the new stock Pearson is get
ting in. 10
"A pleasant place indeed is
Cal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
By purchasing his stock of clio.
thing directly from the manufac-
turer Pearson is able to offer ex.
ira inducements in first class
goods.
Barbour County Scrip bought
and Sold at Medicine Valley
Bank. s
Call at the new Furniture
Store first door north :oi II. @.
Thompson:& Co. 3
That's what they are" said
cattle man when aaked if the
Howard overalls were not world
beaters. Pearson keeps them. 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-08-18

During the week r. L. O'Bryan bought
and sold the following cattle: Bought of
Mr.. Brown, of Elm creek 30 mixed cattle
at S2l.5O per head of c. c. Chapman ~
COWS and calves $50 per head. Sold for
Dick Carter 40 COWS and calves and year
lings to j. b. Broadwell, S3l for cows and
calves and $3.50 for yearlings. Bought
OF 5. w. Strong So yearling soeers at $50
per head. Bought Is yearling steers of
John Mosley at $3.50.