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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

Ea-Good cows, ike good men, are sell
iom valued at what they are worth;
rferiok ones are verestimated.-N Y.
zribnnA- IA 81
Damaged corn is exceedingly injur-
ious as food for horses, because it brings
ON Inflammation of the bowels and skin
diseases. s1'11A
Good potatoes can be-raised on
straw or meadow land by putting ALT
tie phosphate in each HILL the STRAW to
be-putin q deep furrew.,--za..su-s-s.-,.-.s,
-Prune Pie: Stew the prunes as for
sauce, stone and sweeten, and with nice
pie-cfust L think You will call them
good BE sae and not have them too
dry. = The Household. - g
If bees, are TO be moved a consider
able distance5the spring is the-tim to do
it, Thescombs are lighter then than at
any other time, and there is leSs'danger
of breaking down, and the hives being
less -poptifous there IS less~-sdanger
of smothering.E&. YPostA
Mr.. P. T. Quinn, the noted market
gardener near Newark, n. J.,who las
tried fifteen different mixtures or decoc-
tons for the -eabbage-worm,> prefers
twenty parts of gypsum, three~or four
of quickiime, and one of carbolic acid,
sprinkled thfnly over the leaves when
wet with dew or rain, repeating the APP
plication as often as~necessarv, which
may be number of times,xM T.
! Times 49,
A good sign of the times is that so
many young men in startmS TO farm
adopt improved. stock, and thex become
enthusiastic, earnest and ambitious.
which aloneswin bring success. and all
the more certain on the high tide of i'm
proved stock breeding. Stock of some
kinds essential to successful farming,
and improved stock brings the best
profit. quickest RETURNS. and gives a
charm of prosperity, and dignity to Che
farm. = cSterp 4grfcutturfst.
Cinnamon cookies:SOne cupful Of
sugar, one-egg, one cupful of thick-sour
cream, teaspoon two-thirds full each
of salt and saleratus. Beat the egr:
add the, sugar; then the cream, salt and
soda stirred in some -four, and stir in
enough tiour-with spoon to make il
very stif. Then drop a bit half as big
as an egg on, the molding- hoard which
~ Hht duN EbSSh SPbSsltt WIZ iothTstviS7
spoonfuls ofsugar and twoof cinnamon.
Roll the cake in this mixture until no
longer. sticky; then put in the form. oi
cake and bake. Neo Eagland Farmer.
An Illinois farmer, in a communi-
cation to the Germantown fPa.) Teie-
graph, says that fresh. clean hog lard,
rubbed three or four times on any kind
of warts on horses or cattle, will remove
them on three or four applications. /
have removed the-warts time after time
and had never been able to find the wart
for the fourth application. If Isshouid
send the Latin name for lard and tel
men to pay fifty cents to The druggist
for about two cents worth of good lard
this remedy would be oftener used
For all wounds and bruises, cracks or
cows teats, etc, it is better than any
patent liniments or ointncnts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18
Judkin's Boy on Frogs.

Frogs is the peoples friend, but they
can't fly. Onc't they was tadpoles
about as big as Gcerish drops, and after
while legs growed out on 'em. Oh,
let us love the frog-he looks so sorryi
Frogs can swim better little boys, and
they don hat to hold their nose when
they dive, neither! One'f had a pet
frog and the cars run oyer him. 1T jist
squashed him! But he never knowed
what hurt him. Onc't they was rich
lady swallered one-when he was little,
yeu knoy.> and he. growed up in her,
and Il didnt kin him at aifI And YOU
could hear him hol1er fnl her bosom. It
was tree toad. and so every time he'd
go ''p-r.r-r-r-r!"w'y then the grand
lady she'd know It was going to- rain,
and make her little boy run. and put
the tub out under the spout Wash t
that beautiful frog2-M Y. Life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

. GOVERNOR BUTLER has written let
ter TO Secretary Folger protesting
against the landing Of what are termed
assisted emigrants at Boston, rs they
are mainly destitute and Immediately
upon landing become a charge upon the
State. The Governor says: III 1 were
convinced that II was in the power Of
this Commonwealth to prevent their
landing l should deem il my duty to do
so'' While welcoming ''all. however
humble, who come 70 us Of their own
free will. aided by their enterprise and
resources" the Governor asks Score
tary Folger 10 take measures legal and
proper 70 prevent the landing Of such
deportatons within the limits Of Massa-
ohusetts. The Secretary replied that
the matter Of emigrants TO this country
under the auspices Of the British Cow
ernment had been referred 70 the secre-
tary OF State, and added that this sub
jcct Of emigration was brought to the
attention Of tho Department by the Col
lector Of Customs Of Boston some time
previous.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18
THE WORLD'SDOINGS.
A Summary or thepaIIy New,


The President has appointed the follow
ing members Of the Board OF Visitors Il
west Point: Rear Admiral c. C.. Rogers,
Dishqp William J. Kip, California; Hon
l. ~ Arnold, Illinois; Hon. b. p. Whit
man, Nevada !: Howard Potter, New York;
Hon. Asa French, Massachusetts; Colonel
H. N. Dayton, Ohio. The Senators and
representative designated as members OF
the Board are Senators Angus Cameron, OF
Wisconsin. and J. G. Harris, OF Tennessee;
and Representatives @. w. Steele, of In.
diana, Amos Townsend, Of Ohio, and
" lillian A. j. Sharks, OF Illinois. o..
% NE Free Thinkers OF the United States
and Canada are invited % a general con.
vention at Rochester, n. Y, beginning
August -, and lasting Ave days.
The Civil Service rules have been an
proved by the President, and the Commits
sion will Immediately enter upon the active
discharge Of its duties. -
IHE official canvass Of the Michigan
state election held the first Monday In
April 70 elect two Judges OF the Supreme
Court ard two Regents OF the State Uni
veTFity, just made, gives the result on the
Judges as follows: John W. Champlin.
Fusion Democrat. 1856; Austin Hair.
republican, 1850; Thos. r.. Sherwood,
Fusion Greenback, 19i,CE9; J. O'Brien,
Republican, IN 9O. The result on Regents
was about ths.saln The Prohibition vote
was over 1860. ..r|
THE Minnesota Republican State Con
vention has been called TO meet at st. Paul
June g.
JosErH PrLIrzER. Of tho 81. Louis POST
DtspatcA, recently purchased the New
York World. Tho price paid BY Mr Putt
Ter Il understood 10 be about s4eO,OO.
A SUNRER OF the members Of tho Dakota
Legislature. have been indicted for accept
ing brides in the Capital Location bin.
Several other members testified before the
Grand Jury that they had been offered
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

AFAiNFuL operation was performed
upon Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley recently at
Philadelphia. lie had boon suffering
Tor nearly year past with growth
upon the inside IT the cheek. The
whole side of the face became involved.
anil Judge Kelley suffered aoutely with
pain. The mucous membrane became
sensitive 10 the touch, and Il was finally
deomed advisable for him 10 undergo a
surgical operation. This was success
iully performed by Drs. Morton and
Agnew, by cutting from the outside
through the cheek. and the tumor was
removed. The patient was Frustrated
~ the operation. but the surgeons cav
viii suffer ITO further trouble. ...,.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

DURING the past month tho Postoflice
Department sent out 1900 commissions
to portmasters In various parts Of the
country. Although the West secured
the majority Of the places. included in
the list were new Postofliccs established.
deaths, removals anil changes Of post
masters, and it is thought probable that
the showing for May will be equally rs
great, ifnot greater. than for April. 1t
Is thought that the anticipated decrease
In revenue ewing TO the reduction In
postage will prove To be n mere scare. ns
the dcmapd for stamps is unprecedented
In the history Of the Department.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

CoNCIDENr with the Indictment Of
ex-senator Kellogg at Washington City.
his brothcr-in-law. in whose charge he
had left his plantation in Louisiana.
died under painful circumstances. Tie
wcni TO bed we'll in the cYening. and in
The morning he was dead. The business
II large sugar plantation at busy
season Of The year was at once thrown
upon his sisters hands. the ex-senator
himself being unable to leave Washing
ton. owing to the expected Indictment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

TIE National Treasury begSn the
month 81 May with a reserve fund of
s7.OOO,O0O below the usual forty per
cent, with enormous pension payments
and large amount of overdue bonds
10 come in. The total receipts for the
month 81 April were s26. 1880. against
sai.i6s.5sO for the corresponding month
lssf wear
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

ErGnr officers. including a Colonel.
wcrr recently arrested ut ST. Peters
burg ON suspicion Of being connected
With Nihilists. Sixteen officers we're ar
rested at Smolcnsk. II Is stated wide
spread military conspiracy had been
discovered. Documents were found at
Smolcnsk showing the coronation Of the
Car would be- undisturbed. but some
thing very serious would happen imme-
liately after.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

WrrrN the past two weeks gold
excitement broke out nj Bozcman,
Mont, and extended To Butte and other
places, created by tho report Of the
tinling Of fabulously rich gold diggings
rqualing Alder Gulch The new dis
ruvcry j. said To be- located in ono of
the gulchc~ Of the CTur d'Alcnc Noun
iains. in the extreme western part Of
Alissoula County. The stampede for
the new Eldorado Immediately com
mcnced upon the announcement Of the
discovery.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

A WHY animated contest Is In pro.
grcss for the position Of Commissioner
II Internal Revenue. TO suco,ed STR.
Raum. lately resigned II is even as
serted that fifty Congressman are mp.
plicants for the place. While the num-
Der Is possibly exaggerated. yet their
are many eN-statcsnEn who would b.
glad 30 step into the comfortable POI
.ttt....
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

Az explosion in the streets Of Peter
borough. Eng. recently frightened the
people nearly out Of their wits. The
Dynamite Fiend was expected 70 be
confronted at any moment. but invcsti-
CATION proved the explosion TO have
been caused by the ignition Of gas in q
a.twDr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

The London Times, in an editorial
criticism OF the late Irish Convention at
Philadelphia. said that 1.-The only prac-
teal suggestion made by the Conven-
ton for injuring Great Britain Is the
advice Of the people II Ireland to buy
nothing from England unless obliged
IN -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18


THE people OF Grinnell. Iowa, the town
%, badly wrecked by n tornado last June,
sent 500 20 the sufferers from the tornado
in Mississippi. '''''i
A HItUTRi named John Callahan, OF Win
chester, Mass, recently bought gallon OF
liquor and went on .spree. He took a
hree-year-oid child with him, which he
forced to drink all he could. The child
went into convulsions and died. =
THE resignation Of Lieutenant Colonel
Guide Ilgcs of the Eighteenth Infantry, TO
take eject January next, has been received
at the War Department. Secretary Lin
coin directed Il to he returned with inStruc-
tons that the resignation be received, to
take effect immediately, otherwise a Court
Martial Would be ordered to try him on the
charge OF duplicating his pay accounts.
A sEvERE snow storm visited portions of
Canada ON the 7th.
ADvIcEs from San Carlos state that two
ChihuahuA Apaches arrived there re-
Gently and reported that little Char
ley McComas, son Of Judge McComas,
killed by Indians a short time ago, n
still alive On the care otChief Bonita, and
that he win be brought in alive IL the In
dian camp Is not surprised, and that the
Indians expected to use him in negotiating
for peace. A..
n ODoNovAN Rosa recently established
another branch Of the Revolutionary Broth
erhood In New York City. About one hun
dred members were initiated. Dynamite
was declared 20 Be weapon Of war, and the
action Of the Philadelphia Convention op-
posed
NEARLY all the business part Of the town
az Brownsboro, Texas, was burned the
other night.
The Grappler. recently burned on Van
couver coast, was formerly British gun
boat and latterly was employed in the coal
and passenger trade on the northern coast.
TIE number o. lost vas over seventy, In
GLIDING several Of the officers Of the vessel.
IT is reported that a large number Of eat
tie from the States have been driven, into
the Indian Territory this spring, and noe
withstanding the recent orders from the
Interior Department 10 remove all fences
from the Cherokee Strip, there are more
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

"A man went home the other nigh
md found his house locked up. Aztec
infinite trouble he managed to gain en-
rance through a back window, end
tssn discovered on the 'Parlor tables
note from his wife reading: II have
gone out. You will find the key on the
side of the step" Chicago Times. = -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

The Grand jury Of New York recommend
the disnfssai OF two police Captains for
oegiecting to enforce the gambling and ex
else laws. u
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

a. The annual encampment of the STATE
troops Of Michigan has been fixed at Islane
Lake. near Brighton, and will begin
August 9.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

cows, like good men. are sell
iom valued lat what they are worth;
.rlferiof oneS are overestimated.- Y.
Tr;bup42 "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

WuANA cAc ldQ ~ oeCR ObCAp IS IA was ~ AH6
in her path. Her breast and lower body
repeated and vicious attacks upon her be-
fore assistance came. ca,
A PARTY OF fifty ssExodusters- from
Kentucky arrived at st. Louis the other
day, and left on the Chicago & Alton for
Kansas. They said they were the advance
guard OF many more who expected to settle
near Topeka. and that emigration westward
of Kentucky blacks viii be very heavy next
fall.
NJ. ]. BURLISeAAE, a Douglas County
pioneer, has received the appointments Of
/ storekeeper at the Penitentiary. 5-ai
Mr.. WILLIAM eBoDwELL, of Douglas
County, refused to feed some tramps. lately
and he is now without dwelling house, it
having been burned 20 the ground As
they threatened to "get even" with him
! it is thought the tramps did the work
/ ACYoUNG farmer named Anton Karbu-
ricky, who resided near Newman, on the
Kansas Pacific road, went to his barn the
other morning to harness his horse FOR
work, and while there shot himself dead.
The cause is unknown. Deceased married q
young LADY Of Shawnee County about one
year agos--15is T..ttrl ssst
Ex-Governor CRAWFORD has purchased
residence and win locate in Topeka.
y. c. HANSEN; a Swede, was killed at
Strong City the other day, by q falling
derrick. He was unmarried and about
forty-fve years old. -4.f re-
BUReEARs devoted several nights last
week to visiting private residences and
business houses In Topeka and Carrying OF
money, watches ind other vaiuables.
ArcHIsos carpenters are agitating the
question ofs1strike unless they are paid an
Advance OF 6fty cents per day. Should
they strike, it; is thought other trades win
follow.
H A MEssSER, tramp from washing
ton, Ind, had one arm crushed the other
night at Pauline Station, by falling from o
Santa Fe freight car, on which he wss
Stsaling q ride.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

"A farmer 10 Scott owns 200 acres Of
land, has 500 head Of sheep, and about 100
head Of cattle, besides cows, horses, SC, and
yet he has neither a negro, nor pillow, nor
a harrow, nor any other farm implement
on the place. His farm is all in blue
grass and he needs no other kind Of food for
his stock, winter and summer. Lexington
Gazette
The wheat outlook in Ohio is report.
ed as the gloomiest for eight years Ken
lucky, compared with last year, will raise
only seventy per cent The loss m winter
wheat throughout Indiana, Illinois, Kan
sas, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Cal
iiornia and Minnesota will reach 96OOO 900
bushels, or thirty per cent. List year the
States named gave 2sl, 6OO,OOO Of the $780,
100000 bushels raised in the United States
last year
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10
GARRARD COUNTY.
Paint Lei.

PANT Lick.
Some Of our farmers are ready 10 plant
corn and will commence this week.
The little baby of Mr.. ID. q. Slaugh-
ter, died the third day after its birth
Our town will soon present neat APP
pearance. Several houses are being paint
ed.
The Sunday school organization at
New Hope was postponed until next Sun
day.
j. r. Farris was in this vicinity last
week buying horses for the Southern mar
ket. lie bought one Of Jack Adams for
$l37.
Louis Landram, who has been assist
ant Railroad agent here, returned home
Saturday. Alex Francis, Of Rileys Sta.
ton, is on a visit to his fathers, Mr.. Jas.
Francis.
Our town is very much in need Of a
frst.elass barber, one that understands col
oring mustache. We noticed some Of the
young men that have just begun TO sprOut
them got little too much backing on
their lips and the mustache was not visible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

Der saying to him, "you are a lisr and |
will not fear to commit my LORD "a
anything that is good and that will balk
you; 40 get thee behind me-" And he did;
and had no more trouble about trusting
On the whole, we have more than made up
for the ground apparently lost on the "Old
Dominion" Praise The LORD.
As our letters go oil tonight some time,
shall only add few words at the last
moment 10 this record Of our voyage, which
] trust will stand in the place Of many let.
tiers to many friends Il is "lsbor oflove'
a. all my letters are; and am thinking Of
the dear eyes thu, shall read them, when
ever write. This makes il great pleas.
ure. II, with uncriticiEing affection, my
dear friends read AZ write, II will be an
eyer increasing Joy TO keep up this pleas-
ant correspondence. As the distance grows
between Ne, would fain hope that ho-lill.
ty in many hearts may soften into some.
thing that will give pleasure instead Of
pain, when the curtain lifts. believe that
1t will, in due time. May this first greet.
ing 'from a foreign shore" begin the good
work with some. There is really no reason
why any one should wish us anything but
"God speed" and / trust the good LORD
to make this more and more manifest, ~
the days 10 by. | wish all could know
this morning how | close this letter with
such tender forgeifulness Of all wrong from
every source; such fervency Of love for those
who love me; and such gratitude TO the
dear LORD for his glowing kindness and
tender mercy" filling my whole soul with
its glow Of light and heat, that there is no
room at all for baser passions to find Turk.
ing places.
The run to-day is Unexpectedly good
Sl2 miles 10 noon. We must have made
famous time last night, despite the stop
ping Of machinery for season.
keep this open for single line on ar
rival. Everybody busy closing letters,
puEzling over cost Of stamps and getting
appropriate change from the steward for
our foreign money. In buying mine, |
had actually the triumph Of proving TO
him, after a complicated computation, that
he had cheated himself out Of sixpence,
which / restored forthwith. lie gasped
thanks and stared at me. "Tupence hA'-
penny" is the postage on IA single letter and
il is the "ha'penny' that makes the mis-
chief when you come to counting. Adeaui
Pray for US. Love US. Ever in Jesus,
Gro. o. BARNES.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10
A Texas Farm For Sale =!

! will sell or exchange my Farm In Texas for
lands In Garrard, Madison, Lincoln or Boyle coun-
ties. This farm Is situated In Tarrant county,
Texas, about n or II miles South Of the city Of
Fort Worth and about same distance North Of
the City Of Cleburne, In johnson county. Contains
SEQ Acres OF fine land, all under fence with
good barn upon Il aud good water on place IL l.
nrsf-rafe farming land and L. specially we'll
located for raising cattle. being 4 high plateau
between two never falling streams Of water. II Is
about one mile East Of the surveyed route OF the
Fort Worth Rio Grande II. r., which will be
completed In a short time, aud also about miles
VISIT Of the q. g. Santa Fee X. X. now In opera
ton from ~. Worth 10 Galveston. This farm l. In
the great cotton aud wheat raising section Of North
EN- Texas aud very desirable for any one wanting
10 farm or raise cattle. Also have on the place a
small bunch Of Short Horn Heiiers with cali aud
one hne Short Horn Bull, years old this spriDg.
also farming implements, that will trade with
the place. WIN. MCKEE DUNCAN.
Jan II. 1881. Il2-2m Lancaster, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

LIEUT.. Gov. CANTRILL is acting
Governor while Blackburn is attend.
ing to private business in Mississippi.
He is following in the footsteps of his
chief and doing his best to keep the
pardoning machine in order during
his absence. He ground out one the
first day and is still at it. Bv the
way, speaking of gun fiuts the Lou
isville Post publishes a sensational
letter to the effect that each of the
Lexington prostitutes who were par.
doned paid 500 for the favor. Who
got the money is now a question and
il should be answered p. d. q.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10
Citizens National Bank.

TREASURY DEPARTaKNT.
OFF1CK on ConPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHIE0TOs. FFB. %. 1883.
WHKRKAs, by satisfactory evidence presented 10
the Undersigned, II has been made 10 appear that
the Citizens National Bank Of Lancaster, In the
town OF Lancaster, In the county Of GarraTd and
state Of Kentucky, has complied with all the pro-
visions Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States required TO be complied with before
ness Of banking,
Now, there ore, I. John J. Knox, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the Citizens
caster, In the county OF GArTard snd State Of Ken
lucky Is authorized 10 commence the business OF
banking provided In Section 1853 OF the Rev ised
Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, Witness my hand and
seal Of ONCE this Esd DAY Of February, 1858.
John =. KNOX,
l26-2m Comptroller OF the Currency.
No. 2,Sss.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

The Lexington Gazette says that
the prosecution of W. b. Huston by
the Mutual Benefit Association is in.
cited by malice as well as avarice and
must result in Mr.. Illusions triumph
In the end
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

The incest suit we've seen donned
this spring is that Of the Mountain
Echo. Beautiful new type has taken
the place of battered old ones, and
more thorough metamorphosis is sell
dom seen. Bro. Dyche is certainly
making money and we are glad Of il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10

"A son Of John Todd, Of GarrArd, fell
from tree and broke both his legs. lie
was after a squirrel.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-04-10
LANCASTER ADyERTIsEnESrs.
II. q. KAUFMAN,
ATTORNE At LAW,

LANCASTER, KY.
Master Commissioner Garrard Circuit Court. VIII
practice In all the Courts Of Garrard and adjoining
counties and In the Court Of Appeals