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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

A sad accident happened Ports =
mouth Va. DR.. E. NJ. Watts, a lead.
ing physician, administered an Gun &C
aud half C chloroiorm 10 his wife
Mrs. Laura B. Watts, TO have her
teeth extracted, and withln twenty
miuutes she expired.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

How true Il that mixed society is
like mixed pickles. All become Of the
same favor il mixed together long
enough.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
Russian White Oats.

have small quantity a. The ca' ebra;od Russian
" hifo oats. which will sell 40 $500 re. bus1ei.
Parties dcs irluc f.. should apply, &C once az il'
quantity g. liButf,. hil-e--.
SATHA MEL sfBFRF.
Fsb 1S--t SIT. Owe, Aa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

COLLECTOR.
" Pc HOsHOUR announces to
tho publ that he will oct a. GENERAL coll
LEG OK. Claims placed Ia his hsnds will receive
prompt attention
sF- Business intended for him can be let p .
the ofioe OFF. W. Magruder, Esqr.
Feb. 2S-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

RO5ert Neville, OF Loudon county,
has recently purchased three English
dranght horses for 300.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
WANTED

Wanted 1000 tons Black Oak Bark de-
liverrd OF any sta ion on the Valley Branch
B 4 o. r. 4. for ~hich | win pay the
highest market price in cash ] also keeT
on hand for sale
6aiIding Lumber Of all Kind
improved siding flooring &c. ard machine
-four barrel sta,e, Of superior quality.
Feb. l4-3mo. J. c. STElGtL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
Joseph Perry and Ada,.l' -. Terry ga VT.
Deits.
IL Chanceiy. Upon Attachment.

Joseph tiF. tht At-'.'- .t'' -'-'t h-' 10
Defts.
IL Chaucery. Upon Attachment.
Tho object q ibis suit Is to recover The sum O..
.ll4C6 with lcga Interest frl N october 81. 1872
TN paid. subject 10 a credit 81 $500 as of date
Scvembor !, 1852, and costs. and % at-a,l the
resl estate COZ y.yed by joseph Perry 90 Adaliue
l.. Perry 10y his deed o. date December leoj ana
recorded in tho clerks Odce of the county CONT
of Shenandoah county IN Deed Book 20, pag Re
sald zeal estate consists Of two houses and lots
nj Nj jackson, Shenandoah, county, virginia,
and also the interest OF losesh Perry in piece
or parcel VI real estate at orkney Springs ~ sac!
county.
Also t. attach the interest OF said Joseph Perry
mail the real and Personal estate AnoWn as the
orkney Syringe property IN sid COUNTY, consist
mo Of his Interest 10 TIE reai and personal
property described IN a deed from symuel ~ootes
10 j. " e. Moore and Joseph Perry Of date March
4, 1873, recofGea IL sid Office IN DEED l. loS SO.
ii, page $50, aud IN decd from !. ", Bradford
and wife 70 said Moore x Perry dated November
i6 1874. recorded in said office IN Deed Book No.
Y, page Q. and all the other real estate COM
prislug said orkney springs property.
Il 0italg ly itGNt fed tlat ihc
said Defendants afa lao. inhabitants Of this
St,ie-It IL ordered, That The said deleuGlrls
do appear here within one month after due prb.
licaiion hereof, and do what is necessary to pa
tect their interest that copy OF this order be pub
llshed In s,me Newspaper printed IN oodst0ck
once a week for four successive weeks. and s copy
posted at the front door Of the Court house Of
aid cu,.n,v on the first day Of the next Circuit
Court
GEO. ". MfLEY. c. c. csc.
CORY TEsTE.
GEO ", MlLEl, C. C. c. C.
Mar. 7-4~. a. SM.&w.p.q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
Farm For Sale.

farm consisting OF ia acrea, part Of which
"a bottom land and Is very desirable pro erty.
Improvements consist OF good new dwelling,
barn, and other buildings.
Cord market for al produ e. For further
particulars, apply at HERA Id once OF address
~. COFFMAH,
Liberty Furnace
Aug. 3t-tf, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
LOW PRICES

VTIPGlNI.. TO WIT:
y At rults held IL the Clerks Cace Of tie
Circui. Court Of shenandoah county. on Monday
March ., 50.
George IS. Ninn.cs........... o.. .... Compit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
WANTED A.!

roIiib'o and energetic salesman for Shenan
doah County 10 sell an article used Ia every house
hold.
To sho rigb. man a good position Is offered
Address with references,
ENERGY, Lock Boz IS.
Mich I4th-kt. Winchester, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14

VIRGINIA. TO W.T..
' At rules held in the Clerks OMto OF t.e Cir
cult Coutof shenandoah, county, on Monday
March 3, 1883.
John J.. fuukhouser. ....C' mp.t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-14
March 7.-4w.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT
y AT the rules leld n TIE CifcGi, Court Of
>hens ndoah co unity, on Monday, March 5. 1885,.
Andrew IuukhOgser, ..,.,............ COmplt.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29

II is said that a number of Arizona
mining companies are about to adopt
the electric light to facilitate opera
tons under ground rs well as on the
surface.
Haggin, a San Francisco capitalist
has tried this year to raise cotton on
one of his Kern county ranches. one
hundred acres were planted, which
welded n bale to an acre; Out inc
crop proves Improbable, owing to the
high price of labor.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29
Junction City Layout.

JUNCTION Cry, NJ. r., Nov. IS 's3.
Messrs. Harwood & Mann, Of Billings,
paid Il thriving town a visit last week
ON business.
Joe. sharp, who left here recently Tor
Maiden. is back again and may Dc
found at his barber shop, rs here'olore'
We admit it is generally dangerous
10 make any remarks in u QUINN
II came from a source which will here
after be void. The party concerned
will eventually tumble.
Mr.. Paul Mccormick, who was thrown
from his buggy, between Maiden and
Flat Willow, a few days ago, resulting
i'm a sprained arm and torn coat has
entirely recovered from the shock.
j. Crimmin's new workshop Is no"
completed and is, we must say, the
finest in Eastern Montana. Jerry Il
prepared to do all kinds of work IN hi'
line and will guarantee satisfaction
Mt. j. a. httlu ltlA lNl Ah'
Sundays express. He will spend 'h'
long winter months at his business II
st. Joseph, Mo-, and will return early
next Spring to make arrangements 10
n large investment in or around June
ton City.
Junction. as usual, is having a goo'
time. A prominent - came hei'
last week on a visit, and feeling ies
lively inclined, started of with II mum
her of friends to celebrate his approach
inc departure. Owing to circumstance
which he could not control, he did ne
depart as soon rs he expected. IL
oeuial mi had won him man
friends and all were paralized at Ii
leaving so soon. One gent Insisted q
having a horse brought up to his rool
in the hotel and was only turned fro
his purpose by the earnest entreaues
one of the lady inmates. Anoth
friend sat bathed in tears IN Il corn
of mi boys resort. We hope to S
him back again very soon AS he sa
Junction is one Of the lyellest ht
towns in the territory.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

South Carolina has hog cholera.
Chicago received a7,7Ss cars Of
grain in October.
Twenty-four hour clocks are frequent
in New York city.
The Mormons claim to have 5000
of their sect in Idaho.
St. Joseph, Mo, refuses hcenSe 10
the Jesse James troupe.
A Cincinnati man is trying to make
paper Of palmetto leaves.
StLouis assessments $aIo,ooo,oo
Some S2o,ooo,ooo increase,
A Little Rock farmer Is breeding
buffalo calves for the market.
The University of Texas has nearly
100000 acres of land to sell Oh lease
The signal service was right $50
per cent. in its last years propabultieS'
The trustees of the New York actors
fund spent $1,000 last year IN charities
Chang, the Chinese giant, Is eight
feet four inches tall, and thlrty-seven
years old.
Philadelphia has put up $4,000
toward the electrical exposition to be
held there next fall.
Cincinnati is working through Gen.
Hic~kenlooper, to get the Republican
national convention.
Parsons (Kans) tells of a hock o
blackbirds a mile long passing ovel
that place last week.
Cincinnati drank beer to the exten
Of two glasses for every man, woman
and child in the city, last year.
The Pottawatomies have annulied
lease of Aoo acres in the India
Territory 4 prominent cattle men.
Prof Swings church, Chicago, ha
opened its $4,000 North Side mission
where 1880 Swedes and German
attend.
AT Little Rock Mrs. Gates nurs
girl bathed the baby in a tub. II
girl ~carelessly went of, and the bah
drowned.
The National Gable company ode
10 PIT a grip on the Brooklyn bro
that viii take 10000 people each vi
every hour.
Alderman. Fletcher Of Walla Wal
confesses publicly he took 3 per cent
the money raised TO entertain
Willard guests.
Charles Bond Of Lynn, Mass,
the champion dumbbel man J
put a FIFTY pound bell up sixty TIM
running, recently.
old Turk, the equine Pensioner
Richmond county, New York IS
\ oldest horse in America, IN all pro
bilitv. as his age can be reliably n
al forty-twO years
Henry Fleming Of Philadelphia
sning Mrs Young, a pretty WAC
AZ whom he has been engageo'
enddeaiy declining to receive ms "
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29
For Sale

Thc saloon and billiard hall known as the Mon
arch Riliard Hall. consisting of the following
HOUSE. sSx5O two rOOms-oar ana uihi"iu ~
lot. bar hNtures Sl,2Oo Wurth OF el9ce, '.S
Harl and one pool table, poker aud faro tauies'
three set Of chips, AND IN fact everything pei'"i"
ing 10 the business. Good cellar -
Payment-Part down, remainder on wv, "
particulars apply 20 WILLIAM
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29

Two boys named gray and wilson
started from Devils Lake d. 1. 10
Portland. Oregon, some weeks ago.
Strange to say, the balloon has been
reported but once since its fight over
the capital city and that was by a
track-walker about fifty miles west OF
Helena. on the Northern Pacific rali
road, who observed it Sunday, north
OF the track, going in a northwesterly
direction. 1t is believed that the bal
loon has been lodged somewhere IN
the Rocky mountains, although 1t rs
quite probable that the boys are con
nnuing on their journey to the coast
If they succeed in making the TIP II
will lie one of the greatest successe'
ever at aimed by eronauts, and vii
rank these young men among th'
leading balloonists Of the tme'-EN
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-29

81 believe" said Gen. Sherman, al
Governors Island, "that in the future
the army will be the nucleus around
which the great nationality will m
cenuate."
When this prediction comes true, the
people OF the United States viii have
lost their freedom. ,
Liberty cannot live long IN a land
where the military power becomes SO
paramount as to form the centre OF
national life.
The smallest possible army and navy
consistent with the public safety Is al
this country needs.
If there was really any danger tina
the army would ever become such
nucleus as Gen. Sherman talks about
it ought to be swept out OF eNiS'enc
at once.-N. Y. sun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

Iiicre lRs been very little enth' s asm Gre
I'D over the nomination of the ticket by
lew individuals at the Crrsset Office. There
v. some trouble in getting gcntlcmen to
allow their names used In connection with
t movement certain TO be defeated; but at
last II appears that the following names
ia,rl been selected: For mayor, a. G..
smith; for comcilmen, II. A. McNeal,
John +. Chapin, George w. Oliver, w. ID.
VaHSlykr, and II. G.. Thompson; for po-
zee judge. l.. ID. Hess. As we understand
It, the qualifications required of candidates
was known opposition to any ono selling
Intoxicating liquor for other purposes than
prescribed by the strict letter Of the law.
OF the merits or dement's Of these gen
tlcmen we leave tho voters Of Medicine
Lodge To determine. ..
II Is we'll known tina tho city council has
nothing 10 dO with the enforcement OF the
prohibition law; 30 II this Is ithe issue OH
which they propose to elect the ticket there
S. no usc In arguing the matter. But
thrre are other aud more important mat
t"rs TO consider, and when the fitness Of all
tlc parties Is thought of we think tho PEG.
pes Ticket will reeeiye the support of a
majority OF the voting population Of Med
cine Lodgr.I
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

Il is safe to say there are at least $4,000
head Of cattle represented at this stock
Wteting, aud among the many matters Of
iuterest, that should claim the attention OF
caItlcmen to-day Is the selection of an in
spcctor at Kansas City. We think nine
tcuths Of the cattle from this section 20 to
or by the way of Kansas City to market.
20 1t would require but one man to protect
the interests of all this section OF grazing
country In that particular. By pro-rating
The expense, 1t will be very light tax in
comparison with the security it will give.
There Is $50. 90 now held by the treasurer,
w. w. Cook, that was collected for this
purpose last spring, and the committees APP
pointed by the meeting on the 18th and 18th
Of March, 1882, neglected to employ an in
ipector at Kansas City, rs instructed, and
ibis money has never been expended.
Tie inspector ut Kansas City, employed
~ the Cherokee Strip Association, last
year, caught 207 head Of beeves shipped
there by parties, other than tho owners
the Inspector ut st. Louis caught 1O3 head.
This Is conclusive evidence that we need an
iu-p, ctor from this section Of the grazing
county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

The ranclImcn OF Birbo and Comau-
che counties and the Indian Territory, as
we'll As those of the Panhandle of Texas,
are In a qandlry at this time as 10 where
they can ship their present crop OF beeVes
from. The yards at Harper are insuflici-
ent, while the country around them, usual
ly occupied ~ grazing grounds, Is b'ing ia
ken up and the trails from Barbour coun-
~ and the Territory is so changed and oc-
cupied by settlers who are farming with
out fences. that il is impossible to get to
Harper with herds of cattle. There were
1900 head shipped from Harper last year,
and IL there are suitable yards at some To-
cation that rdnchmen cin reach without
running the risks tkcy are subject 10 In a
corntry where all the farming is done with
ont fences, the shipments will b. even
greater this year. Caldwell and Dodge
City are shipping point. for through cattle
and cattle that are improved or rails here
cannot b. shipped from either of these
points until after heavy froSts in the fall,
without the risk of running the who le
herd.
The general understanding is at this time
tn their preparations are bcingImade for
{ .'xten ion OF the Kansas City, Law
Cnce and Southern Kansas srailroad TO
some point west OF Harper, for they will
want to locate the yards, oat of a herl-law
county. In selecting Location, Il scope OF
country suitable to hold shipping cattle in
as well rs having plenty Of water will be
wanted.
Ii Is not tho desire Of the officials of the
road to extend thelrline into the grazing
section any farther than Is necessary, fol
they realize the fact that the cattle ship
ments from this country yield them q
greater revenue than it would If every quar-
ter section was occupied by farmers.
This matter has been discussed, and.cat
tlemen generally agree that no better To-
cation than Medicine Lodge can be select.
ed. The country east of here is level ant
Is being settled up, even in Barbour coun
ty, near the east line. There is plenty o.
water here and no better location for yard
could be selected, located as we are, &C.
cessible from any section Of the grazing
district. The country Immediately south
west and northwest Is very rough, an,
will be used exclusively as Il grazing coun
try for many years.
We feel safe in saying that the citizens
Of Medicine Lodgc would, with that libcr
atty which has characterized her citizen
take strps at once to secure territor!
enough to insure the shipment of cattl
from this point for several years, shoulr
the yards be located here. Cattlemen ar
going to demand and extension of tn
road west of Harper, and Medicine Lodg
| is the most suitable location.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

A dispatch from Washington announces
that tire Secretary Of the Interior has adj
dressed an important letter to the Commits
sioner the General Land Office In rela-
ton TO the occupancy Of public lands In
this county. IL appears that some one has
made complaint that McKitriek and An
drews, who have a range UP on the Medl-
cine nyer have fenced tract Of 5000
acres OF public land, and by threats and VI
q noe have prevented bona flde settlement
ca said tract. Other enclosures are re-
ported, and all tome In for remarks by the
s,.rp.sry. ThSt official calls the attention
or INC land Office to the fact that II such n
,;a;" OF facts exists, that gross violation Of
law Il being committed. He directs that
parties enclosing lands beyond what they
aye ullowed by law be notified that the
government will prosecute or otherwise
szrr.s its disapprobation Of their trespass,
Whenever, after such notice, II shall appear
H by such enclosure they prevent the
-'ttlcment on enclosed tracts by persons
triItlsd thereto mntler the law.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

I.ast weeka call for candidates for mayor,
cou'cilmen and police Judge was published
ia The INDEX, and the parties to whom the
rull was directed have consented to become
candidates rs requested, and promise, II
virctgh TO serve TO the best Of their ability
No bctter selection could have been made,
rs &c candidates who form the Peoples
Ticket arc representative men, having the
be-; Interests Of our young and growing
city AZ heart, and the election Of such men
az tais time Is needed They have been Sc
lscted without regard to their political or
r.l.gious preferences, and they represen-
100 Onc-sldcd doctrine. They are eompe-
tent AND Industrious; tried as citizens and
bnslsCss men and have never proved recre-
aui 10 any trust.
Matters Of vital importancswill undoubt-
cdiy present themselves FOR the consldera-
ton OF the city government during the
coming year. In which every citizen must
be interested. and on which the future
prosperity OF the city may depend. This
i a EARNING point In the history Of the nut
ulclpality, and we feel confident the Poo
p.cs Ticket will prove equal TO any emcr-
..eney and will steer the vessel Ia the right
rhalulCl.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30

Some time ago we suggested the name of
tho sriiOr editorof the great agricultural
organ OF this place for the office OF justice Of
tho peace, believing ie embodied all the Is
-cntiil qualifications for that position. The
lite John T.. ST. John, had previously Sc
lected him for this Office = al he accepted
without hesitation the position rendered
However he declined or ofT-r with great
dignity, md We wsrc at n losSto diyir
thu reason. We b-liiycd there were so e
right. aud preferences Belonging to one ed
itor Which other editors were under obi
cations to respect; but thus refusing to be
candidate on the part Of Brother McNeal
FOR thu ofiice Of magistrate, and then ut the
first Opportunity to be II self constituted
candidate for alderman, has Knocked all the
political oouccit out Of us. and we shall
never, mover, again be guilty Of attempting
10 force honors thick and fast hpon him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30
TIE GOVERNORS REGRETS.
1'OPEKA. Ma

;. IOHEKA. MarCh, II, 1857. :
w. w. Cook, aud others, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. a Ia
DEAR SIRs: Your invitation to attend
meeting OF the stock men at your place on
the 2Sth and Doth, of this month, is at hand
We're it possible for me to do so. it would
give me great pleasure to visit your city,
and the stock men who will attend your
meeting at that time, but / have an en-
gagement on that date which absolutely
prevents me from accepting yonr kind in
vitation. Please accept my thanks for
yourselves, gentlemen, and tender them to
your citizens for your generous invitation.
/ am, your obedient servant,
G.. w. CLICK