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Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
GENERAL LEES SURRENDER.
The Celebration Of the Ami
Vcrsary by Snly tn Post.

To-day is the eighteenth anniversary
of the surrender Of General Lee and hi,
army IL General Grant, and also of the
death Of General Thomas A. Srnyth,
who was the last general officer killed
in the war. These events will be- relc
nratcd this evening by Thomas 4
Smyth Post in IA suitable manner at
their headquarters III the Adam, Build
ing. Albert $. Nonrs, a member of
NmStA Post, VINO Was one of General
SnISth's siatf officers when he was
Wuuudr,, and WAS with him when he
diet, viii deliver \ memorial address.
Speeches relative I" this great historical
event sill be delivered, and experiences
-1N"n by some of the Il soldiers who
were Present at the time. Clerk of
Council Robert Fraln will rrcite an
original poem, and there is no doubt the
occasion will be one long to he rcIn'lm-
berrd. \ cordial invitation is extended
10 all members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic 10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
Assault Last Evening.

fast evening, about & o'clock, George
$. ktirhurt and James McFalden were
sitting IN tro't oi Tatnai!'S Timber ward
quietly c'nyrrsimg, when they We're ap-
proachcd hy Two men named Walter
Hickey and Edward Duncan, who,
without the slightest provocntion, as
slu.trd them i'll an outrageous manner,
The! managed to escape from their =
sailIn1s and trlcphoned from Third and
Market streets to police station and
Chief Of Police HawkIn, and Sergeant
Mcconnell responded. The men were
found over Market street bridge and
taken t" The hall, where they had a
hearing IaH1 evening and were tined 81
and cost. each. Both Krichart and Nc
Fadd,n we're badly bruised about their
heads and faces.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
Hotel Disaster inTexns.

tn" Lmd Hotel, a three story brick
DH,,dIuL il Er"r,yIllc, Texas, tumA.yd
dU"n ii midnight on Friday, hurying
III" o",arut,. The ruins caught fire
aud s"Nrrl pt III" victims w"r. burned
to death, lhosr killed or hu,urd 10
d"l'il were frs. prUjtt, prupri"T"r">s Of
The hotel: George Fraitr, her crippled
son, I."11, Albert, +. y. y. Reilly.
Francis West, Miss Lou Davis, i. l..
Ford, VI. l.IIh and four co'"rcl ser
waits thirteen in all, Fifteen otter,
wtr" jurr"d tnrcr Of them Scv"rclv.
and on" ul Ia" latter, Dr. Turner, i, not
likely 10 recover. On" man, when he
'"ll III" flames consuming him, cut hi,
tlroa1. Its believed that til" disaster
"0.ciUscd bS a pU"'Icr explosion in a
ulu,War" Store in Tia" first story, which
Oi"W oar the west walt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
THIRD EDITION.
Industrial and Labor Notes.


Branch No. of the Carpenters and
Joiners Union, in New York, met yes
terday to arrange for an advance in
wages to $3.50 per day, but no final
action was taken. A general meeting
of the Union will be held on Thursday
next to consider the matter
The Central Labor Union of New
York yesterday appointed committee
to organize an American Land and Rent
League " to prevent landlords from i'm
posing eXOrbitant rents on their ten
ants" Resolutions of regret for the
death of Peter Cooper were adopted.
The messenger boys of the Western
Union Telegraph Company in Boston
have been notified that after to-day they
will be paid only two cents for delivery
of each message and nothing Tor
answers, instead oftwo and half cents
in each case. They held a meeting
yesterday afternoon, and unanimously
resolved not to deliver despatch for
less than two and half cents. Should
the reduction be persisted in, a general
strike will result.
The National Convention of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers was in session at Pitts
burg on Saturday. Forty-eight dele
gates were present from all parts of the
country. The proceedings We're secret,
but it is known that committee was
appointed to confer with similar com
mittee of the manufacturers within
two weeks.
The striking iron workers in the mills
of the f. e. &. Brooke Iron Company
at Birdsboro', Penna., have accepted
the reduction in wages proposed by the
firm, and work will be resumed to-
morrow.
The striking bacco operatives at
Lynchburg, Virginia, are divided, one
faction tavoring a resumption of work.
The manufacturers met on Saturday,
and decided to open their factories to-
day to those operatives who will return
to work at the schedule prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
FIGHT On SATURDAY.
The Exploits OF two Men NJ the
DelAW are House.

Saturday Afternoon two men named
John Casey and John McNicho!, en-.
tered the har-room ofthe Delaware
House, on Market street near Sixth, and
engaged in an argument. Both mel
acre very much under the influence
Of liquor, and it was not long unit! they
came to blows.
Edward ODonnell, the bartender,
separated them but it was not iui I'M
til they commenced again, and he
then sent for the police.
" hen the officers arrived they found
Casey in his shirt sleeves standing over
the PROSTATE form Of McNinhOls, " HON
h" had beaten almost srnseless. They
were !" kcd up and had Il hearing be-
fore tn" Mayor in the evening", when
upon the ABOVE facts being testified by
the witnesses, he imposed a fine of b
and COSTS on Casey, rs he seemed to be
the agErcsSur. On account Of Me
Nichols having been punished 50
severely, he escaped with VI and
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
DENTON LETTER.
Court In SesSiOn-DOmestic Infeli-
city-IndicatiOns Good for Large

Crops.
DENTON, Caroline Co., Md, April I.
The Circuit Court of Caroline County
is now in session. The Grand Jury
which set five days, found 10 true bills
of indictment. A bill Of Indictment
was found against Mrs. Belle Beachamp
for killing her husband on the last day
of last year by putting srrychnine in
his breakfast coffee. James A. Hearn,
a young man of the neighborhood
whom gossip has it was too intimate
with her, is also indicted for completely
in the act.
The old story of domestic infelicity
and unfaithfulness, etc, Mrs. Beach
amp and Hearn have both been arrest
ed and lodged III Jail to await their
trial, which will come off in IL week or
so.
Last Tuesday was field day in Denton.
the Circuit Court, the Orphans Conrt,
the County Commissioners, and the
School Board were all in session, and
the Magistrates Offices were open and
busily engaged in the transaction OF
prblic business. To give greater zest to
til" occasion, "A quack doctor occupied one
OF the most public place, and di,course'l
in loud voice, lauding the virtues OF
h., vile nOstrums. Multitudrs We're
here and this was the greatest day
u nton has witnessed in ."ng while.
We are having Il backward Spring
Tive peach trees, which are usually il
FL bloom at tins time, hava scare" com
nenced to bud. Indications are good
h. vever, for full crop. Wheat i, aIr'
vr late and is loodng very bad j.
Fl hinghas scarcely commenced, bu. D.,
few more days like the few just past
will brighten the prospects. NIpI.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

This evening "lolanthe,' which has
been pronounced the best of Gilbert and
Sullivan's light operas, will he produced
at the Opera Honse by l:icr's original
company, with beautiful scenery and
magnificent costumes. Tn" opera j.
charming, and abouud- in Wit, coupled
with the most absurd id"ps presented in
rnannerthat gives them the appearance
Of possibility. This company produces
the opera in the most complete and thor
ough manner, and hay" ,jdst cunc,uurd
highly successful engag cement in Phil
adelphia.
Tomorrow evening the Arhu"klp and
Colby Company will give II concert in
the Opera House, which from their eS-
tablished reputation cannot ftiltuIrovc
rich musical treat,
Milton Mobiles. assisted by a first
class company, vii, max" his first APP
pearance in this city ,a'+"r an "bseucr III
several years, on "Wednesday evening
on which occasion the ~Itirical comedy
drama entitled "lu'cl,Irws" Nil. he
presented for the tiI-r tImt
Monday evening It1@rr.. : Mins'rr's
will occupy the boards.
Maggie Mitchell w,l' appear "a rhr
23d and Minnie Hon. viii eve Il grand
concert OH the 2JJh.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
A vain Governor.

Governor CriltrnL"m, of Missouri, is
said 10 be very vain for 80 able II
man" When the LEGISLATURE appio-
priatcd 500. coo for the State University
he sent from jefferson City to st. Louis
and bought a SO gold pen with which
to sign the bill. Then he sent the pen
as present to James Rollins, accom-
panied by IA letter saying that the only
time tn" pen had been dipped in ink
was to sign the bib appropriating SlOO,-
900 for thr University.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

During the past week there were 81
births, l2marriages and "a deaths re-
ported In this city -:
The following We're the causes OF
death Bronchial catarrh, brain tron-
BILE, heart disease, intempeance, crre'
bral meningitis, old age, pericardltis,
pneumonia, para ysis ofIhe lungs, tn her
closis, tubercular meningitis, typho-ma-
laria, each /; consumption, 3 convul-
81 ms, - meningitis, 2; smallpox, 8.
The number of deaths for the cores
ponding week last year was "a. -Four
bodies were taken out of the city for
burial during the week and the same
number brought here for interment.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

l,llERlFF'S SALE,--BY VIRTUE OF A
| Owrlt of Levari Facias. to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale. at the Hotel
occupied by A. Maxwell, in Middletown. st.
GEORGES Nd, New Castle County, Della ware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
At 10 u O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece of parcel of land
situate in the village Of Townsend. Apo
uuinimink Hundred, New Castle County
and State of Delaware numbered On the
draught as lot No. IT, the mCtes and bounds
OF which are as follows, to wit
Besining at II stake II corner for lot No. 49,
thence with lot No. Ii north 20 degs., west
% feet TO a stake. II corner for lot Nos IS, q
and %, tAcnce with No. y north Oh degrees,
east 81 feet to IL stake II corner for Nos. II, ~
and - thence with No. Il south 20 degrees.
east l.!j feet to Il stake on Gray street. "A cor
ucr. r. r No. H. then with tray street south 6lL,
dcrTccs west 50 feet home to the place Of be
Gaming. Containing six thousand two hun
drcd ana fifty square feet Of land, be the same
more or less. with the use Of the
and streets laid out for the public use Of the
said village Of Townsend.
pcrty Of David Wells. md Sarah Elizabeth
his wife, and I. and To be sold hy
JAMES MAKrlN, Sheriff
.'nERIFF's OFFICE. Wilmington, April
+'h, 1913. app
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

Last Saturday evening Mayor Wales
announced that he had appointed james
Vincent Il, special officer ut the City
Park, and Charles W. Simmons and
Thomas 3. Turner special officer, for
duty along the Erandy"ir Mr.. Vim
cent j, ac"on"r by trade, and an old
and wrl!-kuown citizen, having resided
in the vicinity Of the Erandywine all
his life.
Th" officers for the Rrandywino are
the same that held The position last
year. They are bo,h old soldier, and
there is 10 doubt that they the same as
Mr. Nmrrrt, vii! give satisfaction, and
prov" themselves faithful and efficient
in the Discharge Of their duties.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
Music thai Paws the Singer.

Madame Christine Nilsson has thus
far given 50 American concerts with
gross receipts aggregatng S2j4, 1853. She
will give three more (tWO of them III
this ci'y), VIXEN her engagement will
close. She sails for England April Is,
and will return in October to open the
new New York Metropolitan Opera
HOUSE, appearing us Marguerite under
MIR. A lhNA : IuuluuHlnILI
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
A CHANGE.

The Old drinking saloon at the south
west corner Of Tenth aud Orange
streets has disappeared, and i, W
iilarl>in+Ion is now dealing ont boots
and shoes At moderate rates, where GIN
slin&a, brandy cock tails and cigars
WERE formerly disposed of. The change
~ certainty an nnpTpNc!ncnt, ana we
hope thai Mr.. ElackinStOn may be
lIUn,rIN sustained
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

NOTltE-IilE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the chhodcrs Of the na.
mond State Loan Association will be held on
Wednesday evening next, April II, at =
O'Clock. The annual report Will be submitted
and an election for officers and directors he'd
First payment will then be made 90 u new
series. np9 81 GEO &. NJ ARlS, Scc'y.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

q W..
Will offer to-day a line OF
light shades Cashmeres at 10
cents to close, worth IS cents
per yard.
A lot of high colored
plaids at l2p cents per yard,
were IS cents.
The entire balance of our
finest quality i'm orte d
Zephyr Ginghams at IS
cents, former prices IS and
81 cents. This is the best
bargain ever offered.
A lot Of American sateens
in dark shades, 7 cents. Very
cheap.
A line Of Ladies' Linen
Hemstitch Handkerchief at
I2I cents. Remember, we
do not sell cotton handker-
chiefs. Case of white Cot
ton Spreads at g cents,
worth SO cents.
TO close-A lot of Child
ren's Fancy Hosiery. All i'm.
ported goods. X e gular-
made, in sizes S, $, 6, 6 at
l2a cents, have been 50 and
% cents per pair.
A GREAT lob in | aides,
Pin Stripe Kro,}ar-m : d =
Hose at >, cent, Imnor,-
cd goods
The best Balbriggan ever
o'lercd al TINS money IS
cents. beautiful brilliant
Isle Hose, SI.OO; all colors.
Fine Blk Hose, all coiors,
Sis per par,
Ch;Idrcr's So)id-co1or4d
M, ~
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

>tHERlFF'S SALr-Bi VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF Ievar .'lcils. to me d.
rec ed. will lie cXIIuted to l'uniic Sale. at the
uDttl &c upieG by A. Maxwell, in Middle.
I wn, ST. Georg : Hd., New Castle County,
Del,
ON TIL URSDAY,
THE 18th DAY or APRIL, 1888.
At lola O'Clock. a. H., the following describe |
real estate, viz:
All thdt "ertain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situut in st. Georges Hundred. New Castle
County, l'el,, described by metes and bounds
AS fellows, to wit:
beginning at a corner for land Of +. Hen
drrhsou On the east side OF New street. and
runhi"| thence with the limo Of the said Hen
dr,"kNpu north ST degrees east l4j # to land
m ) TN Aston. thence with the line Of the
sad Aston north l6L degrees, west ~ IT, to
Iand of Joshua Is. Fenlmorc. thence with Il
new line for the said Kenmore. sonth 81, de
", cS vest ! 5 feet to the said New st. thence
with the said New street south St4 degrees,
east 10 II. home to the place Of beginning con.
aiming d.4N square feet of land be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken into execution rs the pro
pcrty Of George Turner, and Ann his wife,
and t. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
STHRPPs OFFICE, Wilmington, April ltlI,
1889
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

NEW BERN, N. C.--Rcv. q. W.
Otiicy says 81 have taken Browns
Iron Bittcrs and consider il one Of the
best medicines known"
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

Thomas H. LalIy, heal Estate Agent,
sold On Saturday iaat Tor Jeremiah
Springer, Of thristIaua lIundrcd, n
farm Of $751;, acres to 'i'lrotHas Mchiciln,
OF puiIahcipila for s. 40.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

ROCK HILL, 5. C,-Erv. j. :. Whit"
says: I" USED Browns Iron Biit"rS tr"
general debility. 1t restored me to
strength and vigor."
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
A New ksJRs.

The steamer Morrisana will on and
after Wednesday nest leave ShipleS
street wharf for Philadelphia, rs may
be seen by advertisement in another
column
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

Only $500 copies Of the EEPUBLICAS
were printed and sold on saturday.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

.tHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
, writ Of VcnditIvni EXponas.t to me direct
ed. viii bceXposcd to Public Sale, AT the Court
House. on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city Of Wilmington
New Castle touuty, Del,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09
P. J. WALSH&Co.,
No. 5OG MARKET ST.
LMINGTON, DEL.
DHILAD ELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
1 BALTIMORE RAILROAD
WILMINGTON, DE



Trains leave Wilmington rs follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate ST.
ttons, e.55 100 TO- 30 a. IN; $50, 400, 7.S0 9S6
p. m.
Philadelphia (express) q 22s, $50, 40 s.lb,
., 9.39, g5s, l53 u. u. l2l5, l.t3, 6.l7, o.l0,
o.3s. 7.B p. In.
New York, 400, rs, go, o.56 e5s, ll6s l.
IN. 'l2.3s, l.53. $50, SIT, o.3s 7.2s p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS
8.l7, 100 a. IN. 800 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l,42, +.6l, sos,
g.l7 a. IN. 100 .l.o9, 800, OBJ, llW p. N.
Baltimore only, los, 10000. m. 1873 and .
p.n
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave fsri
New Castle, $40, 9. 10 q. m. ; LOS. 800, o.X
p. H., and IL. % night.
Harrington and interpodiate stations, 30
q. IN. {; j .06, Gas p. M
Delmar and intermediate stations, 80 d
m; LOS .. IN.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
8. 10 a. m 100 m, $50, 7.30, g.jj y. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, 100, AZ 8.
III. Sly, OBS, 7.2e ?. IN,
Baltimore and ashington. ]. AZ 4.5l. 800,
MA. m; ll.N p. III. baltimore, 90 a. m.
For further Information, passengers are ~.
ferred to the time tables posted at the Sta
lions
Trains marked ~ are limited exprcss, upon
which extra fare Is charged
CHARLES F.. FUfU. j. H. WOOD,
;ienCral Manager scnNral Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

III I'm nDEF' Eh n VAUGHAN.
Wharf Builders and Steam Pile UrIvcrs
removed to =. +. Corner of Water and
Orange streets, over Charles Warner II
Go. 81 Coal Office mr17-lNt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-09

INOR SALE WAGON. CART AND HAIR.
II ness. ISAAC ia R'ER.
HpN-2tt Maryland ave and Beach SITS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-11-09
WHAT THEY SAY.

hcCandless-"It does seem that was
born under an unlucky star. This thing
Of running for eflicc is not as profitable as
running the only hotel in town."
Judge Shepler-"My friends had led M
to believe belonged to the Eli family, but
fear they are mistaken
Taylor Nichols-"It has been suggested
that was traded OF 10y Democrats. If |
find ont that any Democrat on the ticket
tnfcked with my name,it won't be healthy
for him hereafter
I. :. ProctOr-"I was killed i'm the house
of my friends. Democrats did much to-
wards my defeat"
DIR. Nant-"I was away from the county
at time when should have been shere, or
the result might have been far different in
my case"
If. IIargis-"There is one consolation,
haven't lost mich by being defeated, and
| suppose won't lose any sleep over Tot
being elected coroner"
Capt. Rogcrs-"Next time will make
my friend Garrison Let me run for Office in
the BlIber county style. This prohibition
question is dangerous thing"
Mr.. ID nton-"rh,y say my crooked sur
vcying beat me. VIII tsy and run few
lines by next election that will make them
wish they had never heard Of me."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-11-09
Tie cafsIs Harket.

Reported especially for the IEDEX by
wire every "Wednesday afternoon bV
A. J. SNYDER & Co., Rooms - y n EX-
change Building, Kansas City Stock
Yards.
STOCK YARDS. KANSAS CITY. Nov. =.
Receipts of cattle go. The market
was firm. Choice Texans, 1.U0J pounds
and over. $500 to $50. Good 900 to
1905 pounds, $50 to $500. Gamers,
$500 10 S3.2j.
Below we publish the condition of the
cattle market in Kansas City this week
and It's condition one year ago, for COM
parisOn. We have a report of the con
dltion of. tie market for every day dur
ing the year 1881. which stockmen are
at liberty To examine.
Nov. 6,ISS3.-Market for range cattle
with fair receipts of medium quality
was steady; Texans constituted the
bulk. Butchers stuff was mostly cows
and the market rather slow. Active
demand for stockers and feeders. Lead
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-11-09
District Court.

Judge Harris arrived here Wednesday af
ternoon and prococdedat once to open til,
fall term OF the district court. the oGicOri
present being c. T. Rigg. sheriff; L. w
Moore, clerk, and {. ". Ellis, county attor
ney:
There was no term OF court held last
April, and as 4 consequence the docket is
Larger than usual, bit Judge Harris can
remain here all Of next week and dispose
Of most Of the eases OF the parties ready
10 90 to trial.
The more important cases are the follow
ing:
State vs.. Go. Ritter, charged with kill
Ing Lee Adams at san City three years
ago.
State vs.. Scott and lee Brilcy. charged
with attempting to Kill II. NJ. Holcomb, by
shooting him last My in the northern part
Of this county.
State y. II,nry Morchcad, charged With
Niiling c..ttIc rot his own.
State -. B~rt aud Ill Mcclure, same of
fcnsc.
State ~ J. Boyd, charged with drying
infected cattle into the county.
State ". II. Wisuer. elm rged with driv-
ing eit'lc OF Of range not his own.
The Boyd cd,,e case will also appear in
another form, b iig in the nature Of a sit
ia rvplcIin against TIC sheriff OF this coun-
~.
The attorneys from a distance who are
here are W. 4. Mcdonald. of Wellington,
employed 10 prosyc. Il. thr case against the
y Icy boys sam. S Sis>on and /. p.
CAmpbsH, OF Harper, engaged in the Boyd
cattle clscs; und Hon. Frank Gillette, of
kingman.
wednesday and yesterday the court was
engaged in hearing the various motions
that usually come up during the first day,
and nothing Of great interest was done.
Divorces were granted to the following
parties:
To Mrs. Addie Chatham from jus. J.
Chatham.
TOD &. Gregg from VIM. Gregg.
To l.. VI. Sullivan from Jane Sullivan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-11-09
Tho cantata.

The cIntta of Esther, the Beautiful
Queen was rendered twice this week ac-
cording 10 programme in the Presbyterian
church in this city, the first performance
being wednesday and the other last night.
Both evenings the church, which has q seat
ing capacity of about 300 exclusive Of the
room occupied by the stage, w;is complete
ly filled, ANA by an apprcciative audience
made up not only of our home people, but
many persons from the SURROUNDING coun-
try and towns. We believe we voice the
sentiments OF every one who attended the
entertainments Wien we say IN hey were
iir-t-class in every particular, credit to
the musical sSll and management Of Mrs.
DR. ;. VI. Kc->l,r, the dircctress, and to
the character, who 20 perfectly rendered
their parts. Persons who had seen this
oratorio in mitch larger cities in the east.
where musical talent j. supposed To be OF
"a higher order tlan could exist In this far
away town, were free 10 shy t,@t the ren-
dition til. week was perfect. Il IS diliic L
to sly who OF tie characters dill best: bit
we 60 not hesitate 10 mention rs dcscr. ring
Of special notice. Mr.. c. o. S,ilcs.or Spring
vale, MIR. Taller, Of Iika. Mrs. DIR. Yant.
Miss Emma 1lylor, Miss Nina Some and
Miss Ella Sherry, Of this city. They had
the leading parts and were frequently and
loudly encorcd.
The chorUSes were taken from the high
school department ami were certainly as
hand-ome a lot Of young Alics Us could
have been selected IN tine state.
Financially she affair WAS also succcss.
for DIR. kes~ler informs rs that after pay
all expenses, which were considerable IN
procuring costumes. bailling tbs stagc.pay-
Ing the orchestra. etc, there Will Do abo.t
1922. lett FOR the church organ fund.
Below We give the Characters i'm the can
tatl:
MRS. DIR. :. NJ. kESSLER.
UIIsEf~TIEIs--
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-11-09

An adjourned meeting ct the Board Of
Directors. and of the Board of Arbitntors,
Of the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Associa-
ton, will be held in Caldwell OH the 18th
diy OF November. 1883, at which time all
matters In dispute regarding ranges will be
definitely settled.
The srmi-annual meeting of the.Associa.
ton will be held at the same time and
place. Every member IS earnestly request.
ed to be present. rs business Of importance
will come before tile Association.
j. A. BLAIR. BEN ). MILLER,
Scp.nry. President.