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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-15

water. is up To the second floor Of many
dwellings.
The back water and Crooked Creek have
inundated the city on the north, aud
gdaccemotery Is partially covered with
water. More rain with cause Crooked Creek
to deluge Walnut street and large part Of
the town, The Hornet came up from Car
rolton lhi, morning for food for the suffers
there. The provisions In the stores there
are exhausted.
The Western Hotel Is deserted. Ii being
considered dangerous for people to remain
on the second floor. The people on Wal
nut street are preparing to move out.
AID FOR LAwRENCEBURG.
INDIANAPOLIS. February l4.-The In
diana Legislature appropriated S3O 900 for
the Lawlenccburg sufferers. The Board
OF Trade at noon reported subscriptions OF
Sl5,O0 for the same object. Another car
load Of provisions will be sent immediately.
RELIEF COMMITTEES,
CHICAGO, February A.-Two commit
tees have been appointed In behalf OF the
Beard OF Trade and Call Board 10 collect
and forward money and materials for tho
RELIEF OF the sufferers by the Ohio River
overflow.
WARNING or DANGER
The Ohio reached It's maximum OF
siIty-tye feet one inch At Cincinnati
yesterday and fell about
two inches during the night. The
heavy rams which will prevail in the Ohio
Valley to-day will delay the fall ut Cincin-
natl and all points above, and probably
cause second rise The river has reach
ed the danger line At Cairo, and danger
Gus floods will occur In the Mississippi be-
low Cairo. Property should be removed
at once to places OF safety above the danger
line.
THE MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, February A.
The Missouri Is rising very rapidly and
communication with Galloway county has
been resumed. EX-GOy. McClurg's
steamer Emma was carried out Of the Ma
rics river this morning, thrown onto an Ice
field, broken IN two and was sunk Her
crew escaped
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Approved.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February H.
The President approved the supplementary
act relating to the construction Of bridges
across the Ohio.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-15

Jacksonville, m, on Monday, Wash
ington Cooper shot and killed John Stuart.
Both are colored BARRIERS. Cooper claimed
that Stuart had cniiced his wife away from
him. The murderer Is In jail.
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AUNrIs$,.lIliNGARY.

vlENNA February i4.--The Budget
COMMITTEE Of the Rclchsrath estimates tho
deficit ior iss1 at 100, cOg ncrins. Tbs
h3,OOO,WO less than tAe Ilhistsr Il "
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An ARCnBIsHOP DEAD.

LONDON, February i4,--The Times
publishes an unconfrmed report about
Archbishop McCabe, OF Dublin, being
dead, and In leader deplores his death.
II says; "rhe cause Of order and loyalty
IN Ireland has lost an unninchiny supporter
who, unhappily, never exercised that pow
er over his -religlonlsts. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-15

lIAMpuRG, February 1A.-.-At tho con-
cusion Of their evidence before the court
OF inquiry concerning the CimbriA disaster,
Capt. Cuitill and First IOfiiccr Billiard, OF
ihr steamer sultan, were allowed 20 70
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laE 4 An Y.
ALLOWED TO 40,

VIENNA, February IA. Tho Ncue Freis
prcssc predicts the failure OF thc conferences
In London on the Danubian question.
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FOREIGN.
But Little to Believe the Monotony
of the Old World.
IR EI.AND

DUBLIN, Februaryll4. The correspon.
dent of the Standard says II Is stated that
Thomas Fitzgerald, who was recently ar
rested at paplar for completely In the MUIR
der Of Lord Cavendish and Burk, and who
acted as watcher in Phunix Park at the
time Of the murder, will identify the ac-
tual stabbers, who were two 10 number
only
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05
commia,ionsrn, Proeasdinrn.

Mcssrs. Saunders anil Nichols, OF the
board OF county commissioners were ia
session three days this week. Mr.. Saunders
acting rs president OF the board In the alb
scnce Of IL. c. Thomp~on
Bills for expenses incurred in the Boyd
cattle else, amounting to something more
than 81 200, were allowed. These incI;.d-
cd the expenses OF the trial, pay ofthe par
ties who have been hcrding, the wire for
the corral, Iay Of the inspectors who ex-
amined the cattle and pay Of the shcriff"s
posse that recovered the cattle when they
were stolen from the sheriff.
Bills were also allowed for costs incnrrcd
in the prosecution OF Eli Smith, for the
alleged sale of liquor, amounting to about
500: also bills In the ease OF Bowlus, the
bond thief; In the case against Bert. Me
Clurr, charged with killing cattle, and wa
riOus other small bills.
The commissioners ordered opened a
road petitioncd for in the vicinity OF Am
Der. Also the road running by the ccme-
terry and northeast to Elm creek.
A voting precinct WIS established at the
the school house ut Sharon. The district
extends six miles west from the eastern
line Of the county, and six miles OH each
side Of the road leading to Harper.
John E. Chaplin resigned the position of
county clerk, to take effect on the 18th and
-. Tlliaferro appointed to the vacancy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Our young friend and former co-laborcr
In tire journalistic field. Mr.. +. 5 Shoekey,
Of Lawrence; Kansas, comes to the front
this week with an attractive double-cOlumn
advertisement FOR himsclfan firm-Olivcr
& Sbockry, brs-ders Of high grade and
cross breed Hereford czttle-which will be
found on the sixth page Of this weeks issue.
Having been Secretary OF the Breeders
Live stock Association from the date OF its
organization until within tile past year, and
managing editor OF the BretArr's Live
Stock Journal and the American Hereford
Recorder, Mt B-eciier, ILL.,, tine head and
center Of the great Hereford movement In
America, Mr.. SiIockey has a knowledg; of
the Hereford breed and records and ac-
q'r'intance with breeders that gives him
many Advantages la buying for rlnchmen
ut reasonable. prizes, either thoroughbred or
grab H.r.fOrd cItIlc.-klnsls City Live
stock JO. ,rnaI.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05
Rasirnati.n, the ordar.

THIS week x. J. TalliArrrro. district clerk,
tTi'lrr'Tl his resignation to Judge Harris,
who will no doubt appoint his slIco-ssor
1Oon. lie had alIOtha'r Oftic. im view, il aI,-
pcnrs, for Tuesday John T.. Chaplin q, sigII-
al his OIc''. tlEI OF county clerk, the r,~ig-
is't'nI To take efi;rt OIL the 18th inst, aud
IL" commissioners appointed X. }. Tallia-
g. rro tO tie VACANCY. to hold until his siic-
e ssOr u ,l clrd amt q. alifi'd. Nj. Chaplin
expects To move away trout here; b,.t las
not determined OH location.
l.. w. Moore present recorder Of deeds Is
nm applicant for the position OF district
clerk, aud WEI figure It ont that he will be-
tlie nominee Of the republican convention
for that position and Mr.. Talliaferro will
be the nominee for county clerk.
Judge Sheplrr's name will be presented
TO the democratic convention for the posi-
ton Of county clerk and no will no doubt
be nominated, and not only that but will be-
elected.
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MARRIED..

SuTH-kINKAID-ln Medicine Lodge, at
the r,'sidncr ct the brides father, SUNDAY
evening. S,pt. 3Oth, 1888, Elder Quick Ofii-
chatting, MIR. ALLEN SMITH and Miss MINER
VA kINKuD.
This was quiet affIir, only the relatives
AMI Immediate friends OF the family being
present but We c,n say that the young
couple have the best wishes of the entire
community. Both are exemplary meln-
bcrs Of socirty and have tire respect and
friendship Of all classes. Mr.. Smith Is con-
ncctcd with the mercantile firm Of Standi-
ford Iommans & Rogers and h'upthe entire
confidence Of hls employers.
lie has rnted Mr.. Fowlcr's house, and
with his bride is now living at home and
boarding ut the same place.
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And now again everybody says We
are 10 have railroad certain, and no
tne will dare name a later date than SIX
months when the cars will be running
to Medicine Lodge. No mistake this
time. This is fact. No matter what
Harper or KiOwa or any other place
may say, we are ''shore" to have rail-
road before grass comes again. How
do we know? Wen we win tell you all
we know about it:
Wednesday night Mr.. Braddock an en-
gineer in the employ OF the Lawrence
and Southern road, came in here and
stated that he was engaged in the work
OF surveying and locating an extension
of that road from Harper to Medicine
Lodge. He had, up to that time, run
his line about Is miles west from Har-
per, which, being level country he has
little trouble in doing. AS he came on
west he found it would be necessary to
take choice of routes, and that was why
he came on ahead of his force, to look.
He came i'm from the northeast, down
Elm creek, and desired to 90 back by
way of the southeast, leaving the Medi-
cine river about the mouth of Antelope
creek. John Shepler being acquainted
with the country took him over the
route and by the last of next week, Mr..
BraddOck expects to have worked as
far as this place.
He was questioned as to when work
was to commence on the extensions; but
could give no definite Information:
though he was satisfied that it would be
very soon, perhaps within few weeks.
Our people are not to say particularly
excited over this last railroad news; but
they are feeling rather good, and town
property has undoubtedly advanced con-
siderably.
a citizen Of Harper came over the
latter part of last week and purchased
a number of town lots and wanted 9TH
ers; but the prices did not suit him.
And not only is Medicine Lodge feel
ing first-rate just now; but our neigh-
boring towns are comfortable. Kiowa
has assurances that the Lawrence and
Southern road will certainly build to
that place before next season, and that
the survey will be made at once. Some
of our people have also heard that this
survey will be made.
Lake City is counting on the Fort
Scott and Wichita road coming direct
there, and Reub Lake could be induced
to put up that this will be the case;
and not only that, but the Lawrence
and Southern road is to cross the +. s.
Il w. road ut Lake City.
Sun City is not saying much; but is
keeping up "a devil of a thinking"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

We arr In receipt Of a letter from Mr.. ID.
Mckinney, who Is out in Montana looking
at the country, with the view to findiLg n
good location for himself anu sons in the
cattle business. He writes from Miles City,
and says the country around Is the finest
for stock he has ever seen; that the losses
last winter were very light In no instance
over five per ccnL lie had just returned
from trip mp the Yellowstone river 20
miles to the mouth OF the Porcupine and up
that strVam 10 miles, and rrpons most excel
lent gHss and water and bat few cattle
grazing there. The valleys OF the Yellow
stone are Sttled to some extent with a
Kind and friendly people, who TO consider
able In girlening and farming, and not a
great deal In stockr aisIng. He will remain
up there all winter and As his sons will 20
up In u short time they will no doubt To-
cate there.
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Already Thousand.

The costs incurred by Sheriff Rigg In
holding the Infected Boyd cattle already
amount to nearly a thousand dollars and
the county commissioners have issued
county warrants for the amount. Under
the law tire county pays all the costs incur
rid In holding the cattle In quarantine. and
after the first OF November they must be
sold by the sheriff, anu all the costs paid
out by the county must be covered back
into the treasury out OF the proceeds of the
sale; and the remainder goes to paying the
damages that may ;have occurred to ind
vidlIals who lost cattle by reason OF ia. in.
frctcd herd being in the country.
In the case above referred TO, IL Is doubt
fnl II the proceeds Of the sale of the entire
herd would pay One-tenth OF the losses that
have occurred from Texas fever in this
county. A gentleman competent to know
this werk declared tire herd IL sold now
would not pay One-tcnth OF the direct
damages 1t has caused, saying nothing of
Of the indipe damages.
BIT the cool weather Is about here and
certainly few more cattle will die perhaps
no more. LIT MS hope for the bcst.
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take this method Of rendering my sim
cere thanks to my many ifrIcnds who gave
me such libetal patronage during the
time was engaged In the mercantile bust
nSss In Medicine LO'lgc. trust that my
sl'ccessors, Byerly, Dark & Rouse, will re-
seive a good part OF the trade and that they
may give perfect satisfaction.
Those indebted TO me are requested to
como forward as soon as possible and set
tie their accounts, and thus save me consid-
cradle inconyience. Respectfully,
l.. +. PEARSON.
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The Cattle Morket.

Reported especially for the INDEX by
wire every Wednesday afternoon by
A. J. SNYDER & CO., Rooms y 4 "A Ex-
change Building, Kansas City Stock
Yards.
STOCK YARDS, KANSAS CITY, OCT. 8.
Rsceipt. of cattle $500. The market is
gli.ttcd with common and medium stuff
and fifteen cents lower. Extra good 1000
tc 1850 pounds Texas steers 50 80 to 50 60:
good 900 to 1000 pounds So % to s. 40 {;
common s. to So 25.
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Democrat. nelihsrntinn

So far rs we can learn, the democrats In
AL OF the townships met last Saturday and
elected delegates to the county convention
to be held In this city tomorrow.
There will no doubt be full attendance,
and we have no doubt the ticket nominated
will be satisfactory one.
Prominent democrats from all over the
county with whom WI have couversed have
given IL as their opinion that there are more
democrats la the county than ever before
and there will be lively interest taken In
the canvass between now and election day.
The Offices to BE- flled at tile election are I:
Sheriff, County Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder,
Attorney, District Clerk, Surveyor CorO-
ner and two County Commissioners, To ill
vacancies.
There are not great number Of candi-
dates around, 50 FAR, though we 10 not
imagine there will be great difficulty In
nominating full ticker that can be elected.
The democracy Of Medicine Lodge town.
ship elected the following delegates: DIR.
I. w. Stout, c. Scott. J. p. Gibson, A. G.
Sparks, Jas. Boutwell,, J. n Bell, b. LacFy
Aternates: Jas. Crouch, s. A. Ferguson.
Geo. Beaver, j. G. Sanderson, ID. A. McCan-
less, L. F. Pearson and I. l.. O'Bryan.
The Elwood township democrats met at
Last Chance store with J. p. Hall In the
chair and Scott Cummins as secretary and
elected J. p. Hall, K NJ. Smith and w. A.
Schiller rs delegates and E. J. Mills, John
MeFadden and w. II. Smith as altsrnates.
Lake City township democrats met and
elected r. c. Nichols. Reuben Lake, and
w. D Thompson delegates, and n. &.
Mills, Archibald Tellner and J. n. Picket
alferrlafcS
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Dan Morris aud his wife met with quite
a serious ACCIDENT last Sunday night They
were ont driving and when about eight
miles northwest OF town, In coming over a
bad phcr la the rood tire buggy was Turn
ed over and they thrown into gulch TWEEN
~ fcrt dcyp, the team and buggy followed,
but fortunately not falling on them. The
tram Then bgCame d,tacl'ed from the bug
~ and ran away. Mrs. Morris was knock
c'l Srns,lrss and severely bruised about the
heal and otherwise seriously injured. Mr..
Norris WAS more fortunate and was able to
care for his wife. They were then seven
miles from any house they knew Of, and
this distance they walked ~ best they could,
Dan carrying his wife good part Of the
way. They first arrived ut Mr.. Axllne's
and were nearly exhausted. lie brought
them into town. All Of this week MIS-.
Morris has been dangerously i'll; bat Is
now some better.
Monday morning the team which belong
ell to Lcc a Roberts, was found several
ulilcs up Elm crcck, nninjnrcd.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

The PASTORAL Aid Society will meet Mt
the residence Of Mr.. DIR. YAnt tomorrow,
saturday. evening. Everybody invited, es-
ialIy the young folks. Something to eat
fortunes told and several other o,lditics
will be intlulg,1l in.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

a The Grand Army folks ar. anticipating
u fine time at their campfire to occur one
week from tomorrow. IL Is expected
that all the members u the post will be-
PRESENT and that many OF them will
bring along friends to enjoy their hospi-
tllity.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Lem. Moore has announced himself as n
candidate for reelection TO thu Office OF
register q deeds and Bob. 1NlIafcrro an
nouncrs as candidate for the Office OF county
clerk
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

w. ID. VanSlykc aud wife returned yes
trr'lhy FROM their visit east, Mrs. VanSlyke
from Iowa and viii from Kansas City and
81. Louis, where he went to purchase
goods. }. II. Martin, brother Of Mrs.
Vanslyke, accompanied them home and
will visit here several weeks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

4. d. Reynolds. the jourralistlc-cowma
came Ia yesterday on his way to Wichita af-
ter a lot of household goOtls. Since he mar
ric,l, Tom hts ssttl'rI down into q lite do
mestic man, and he acts like an old hand
In tIlc business
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

e. q. Stiles, Of the Turkey Creek mills.
was here several days this week. on bust
ness. lie has consented to take a leading
part In the musical entertainment Mrs.
kesslcr Is z, ting I'D.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

N. II. Fulkerson, manager Of the Iafay-
cttc County Cattle Company, returned from
his trip to Missouri this week. FIe reports
everybody prosperous and the busiest lot Of
uroole ne ever saw.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

John T.. Chaplin and family will leave In
n short time on a visit to their relatives la
Illinois, after which they will go to Flori-
'Ia and spend tile winter and perhaps make
their home in that southern country.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

The people Of the eastern part Of this
county have been provided with voting
precinct nj Sharon school house. This h a
convenience thy have BEEN wanting for
sOmc time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Burt Wilcox, Of Hutchinson, director
Of the Walnut Grave Pool. was here yrstcr-
slay, on his way from Caldwell. the first
time sinoc he broke his leg hast sumner
and went home for repairs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

The public Is invited 10 go TO the hard
ware store OF Am. Allen and examine the
prizes he now offers goods at They are
away below anything known here before.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Mrs. o. Rogers thanking the public for form
er patronage would solicit continuance of the
same. and would say that she has associated
with herself the experienced and reliable dress
maker, Mrs. Bender whom none know but to
appreciated and will carry On Millinery and
Dressmaking at our new rooms one door South
of the McLulu house, commencing ol1<r before
October LIST. Cutting and hitting will be a spec
ialty. 70
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

The following parties from this vicinity
shipped stock from Harper to Kansas City
Last SUNDAY:
El-ca Bros, 200 cows aud steers.
Vim. G.. Dark l3O cows and steers.
Mrs Long - sters.
+. II. Cole l22 cows md steers.
SIX. w. Field, ~ steers.
NJ. X. Miller. - strprs.
i. III. Chaplin, Is bulls.
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Marching Orders.

Aarcnlng Orders
HEADQUARTERS ELDRED PosT G. A. r
MEDICINE LODGE. Sept. 25, 'S3.
All members OF Eldrcd Post are hereby
ordered to report at these headquarters on
SATURDAY, OCT. l3, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, with two days cooked
nations. By order Of
ELI SMITH, p. c.
NJ. B. GILBZRT, Adjutant. 1873
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

l.. u. Hess aud family started wc,lncs-
chy on a visit to the east, to b. gODe sever
al weeks and perhaps to rcmalnPcrmcncnt-
ly, as he has disposed Of all OF his Interests
herr.
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Strayed.

From roundup party in the Mulberry Pool,
about july 10th, dark bay horse, weight
about 800 lbs, branded L on left shoulder,
Spanish brands on jaw and hip. will pay a
liberal reward for any Information leading to
his recovery. Address, Sd GILROY,
IL Sun City, Kas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

r. N Dixon has an IDEA Of being rial
estatc king. This week he purchased OF
w. y. Moore Is lots in thu eastern part OF
town aud OF A. W. Little business Loo on
North Main str,rt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

LosT-Bctwccn Medicine Lodge and Sun
City a - calibrr, double action Colts n.
volycr. The Hinder by leaving the same
ut this Office will b. literally rewarded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

A ronndnpof the SIND Greek aud lack
barry Pool will commence Sunday ard be
oo'npI' tc'l Monday. Persons having cattle
In then. are requested 10 Dc on hand
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Oct. 2, 1ss3.-To day, Tuesday, the mar
ket for range cattle, with light receipts Of
air quality, WAS steady. There were not
enough shippers TO make quotable mar
kct Market active for btchers' stuff.
For stOckcrs and feeders market steady.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

n. Mccartney and Pool Savage, Of Iowa.
who until lately were Interested with Per
~ Ewing In cattle, are here again, and say
slDcy will again invest u they can find the
r,Uht Kind OF an opening.
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Wass convontion. .

A mass convention Of the 0recnback-
Labor party will he hcldAt MrSllcinc Lodge
Barber county on Saturday. October IL,
1889, at O'clOcs. r. NJ to put In nominal
ton s'lit,bIe candidates for the Otiic-s o.
the county. WA r. AoRRIs,
-.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

We arc requested by Watson & Pulling
ton Of the TwT to announcer that round
mp OF TIC Upper Medicine country will oc-
car on 1nosday, October 10th. instrad Of
"wednesday. 10Th lnst., rs his b.Cn prv,L
s,tsly anno.ncctl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

DIR. Jackson's Indian eye salve is a certain
safe and efficacious remedy for infiamed, weak
or granulated sore eyes. Cooling and soothing
in its effects. IL arOuses the secretions, opens
the tear ducts and Strengthens and restores the
failing eye sight. Price % cents per box. Sold
by all druggists. 8
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-10-05

Don't pay your merchant big prom on poor
-four when you can get the best az ID. Van
SYKES for less money. IA
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Mr.. Chas. Finch, editor aud proprietor
Of the Harper Graphic, was over here the
other tay, and purchased thousand dol
lars worth Of city rTl estate.