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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04

idS SllhCobICo 0C Id Il lOt iid'
FL dia en- que los alcornoques
den vino, pierda cuidado La Pro-
paganda de Mayagiiez.
La recomendaremos a los vini-
cultores de California.
Nos cuenta Ell ASimiiistd que
en- Arjonilla un infeliz jornalero
Sc ha suicidado infiriendose seis
terribles cuchilladas.
Asi tiene el al sentido comhn
Y al idioma desde que lie conoce-
mos.
Y sin embargo, anda Ell Asimi-
ista suelto por estos mundos.
Nos agrega I'll AsimiHSta que
ell suceso de Arjonilla es aplica-
BILE a Linares, Baeza, Ubeda, etc.
DE Ubeda nos habla ell colega
No es extrano, porque tiene mu-
cha aticion a irse por sus cerros.
Dilucidase db irato.
81 Shakespeare fu6 8 no dentlsta..
Lo que no admite alegato
rs que no fue aSimiHSfa
Con aticiones de patio.
Dice FL 44simiHsfa que hemos
DaSado sobfe un articulo suyo
como quien pasa sobre ascuas.
Juzgarlamos que no estaba
muy limpio ell colega cuando as
PROCEEDINGS.
Pierda cuidado H .fsimihSta
que otra vez no sucedera este.
Procuraremos adquirir la gran
propiedad del armino que es i'm
permeable en- el tango.
Cuenta La Wustraci6n de Bar,
celona que el goblerno lngles d@
en- la isla de Chipre un penique y
medic por cada libra de hueyo:
de langosta.
81 diera 10 miSmo por cada Ii.
bra de diSparates, La Propagan
da seria va millionaire.
FL Asimiiista Sc da por resen-
lido a cauSa de haber caliticadC
nosotros, dice, de conjunto dt
DaIaJrotds dc lit,"at,ra turca IN
articulo suyo.
iCuanto sentimos haber de gol-
pc V polrazo destruido una de las
ilusiones del colega,
RectiticamoS.
La literature de FL 1simiiSfn
no eS turca.
rs aIgo mas.
Tiene algo de hotentote. l.
En- prueba de clio, no hay mas
que trasladar uno de los para
fos con que FL .4SimiIiSta saluda
al director de una compahia dra
matica que aIui Sc espera.
Dice:
" Sea biencenjdo para amman estas
noches qxe no hay en- gu pasor.'
ST con estos desatinos saluda
FL .4simiHSta d una troupe de arts
tas antes de llegar aqui, ode que
no sera capaz ell colega en- su en-
tusiasmo al desembarcar aque
Hos en- esta capital?
Con otra bienvenida por ell es-
tilo de la de Ell -4SimiHsta, nos
quedamos sin Academia Espano-
la y sin espectaculos escenicos
per ritdm eterndm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04
GACETA DE HOY.

Concedida 4 ID. Luis Alvarado
Gonzalez la propiedad del coto mi
neral titulado Et Norte, radicado en
jurisdiction de Juncos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04
Dice un peri6dico europeo:

| blCS ul pei ilouiIo Cuio 'So'
"El dllimo cenSo de pauperismo de
Londres da TN nhnero de 1873. 100 per-
Sonas asistidas, dividi6ndose en- 93,54l
pobres soc0rridos en- sus casas y40, l6o
~ocOrridos en- las m0rk-h0uses, 8 ca otraS
parties. Comparable el periodic cores
poudicute del alo 1881. este admero
lndita an crecimiento de 4.150 necesi-
fados mas. En- un solo dia de noviem
bre tlItim0 tueron encontradaS en- las
calIes SIS per,onaS yagabnndas, de las
cuales 592 eran hombres, lS9 mujereS
36 ninos memories dc diez y seis
amos.
No podemos quejarnos por aqul
de mala cosecha en- 10 que respec-
tn a vagancia.
Pero los vagos de esta Capital
tienen aun merito sobre los de
Londres.
Muchos de ellos Sc dedican a
vendedores de baratijas, sin ad-
-vertir que para retuerzo de COM
panias de opera de la iegua no
tendrian preclo.
Cuidado que nos cantan cada
cavatina por estas callesl
Ellos braman, pero ell vecinda-
rio trina.
He aqui una liqueza que el Mu
nicipio no ha tenldo en- cuenta al
hacer el reparto.
Nos referimos a la que poseen
er los pulmones los ciudadanos
trashumantes de que nos hemos
ocupado.
Bueno y equitativo seria que
empezara aexplotarse esa riqueza.
Aunque fuera desde el Dep6si-
to municipal.
. con unas cuantas docenas de
multas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04
Nombrado Ofcia, 5. . Contadol

CD Ell Genesis, los milagros las predica-
oianes, segun el espirltsmo.
GU San Matee XVIII
(3) San Lucas X
(4) San Mateo XVIII.
(5) San Mateo XXV.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04

Esta vacante una de las Escriba
Mas de actuaciones de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04

AL AUTOR DE Ell ARTICULO
DEFENSA DE Ell ESpIRITISMO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04
BOletin Mercantil.

Jas silvestres de la Florida.
Ell dia en- que los alcornoques
den vino, pierda cuidado La Pro
paganda de Mayagiiez.
La recomendaremos a los yini-
cultores de California.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-04

Nos agrega FL AsimiHsta que
ell suceso de Arjonilla es aplica-
BILE a Linares, Baeza, Ubeda, etc.
DE Ubeda nos habla ell colega
No es extrano, porque tiene mu'
cha ahclon a lrse por sus cerros
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-13

The Trouble at VerShire.

The Vermont Copper-M Mining company,
whose mines and works are situated In
the town of Vershire, Orange county,
has been for some time getting in bad
way, and last week crisis in its Affairs
came. Wages due the men had been I'M
paid for several months till there was
due them $40, 900, they could no longer
obtain goods at the company's store and
their families were without the necess-
ties of life. So on Monday of last week
the men took possession of the compa-
ny's property including $50 kegs of pow
der, sacked the store and threatened to
burn the whole and all the bridges in
town unless their wages were paid. Mr..
Cain, the superintendent, was driven out
of the region by the miners. The sheriff
of the county became alarmed and laid
the facts before Gov. Ban stow on Friday
morning last. After taking council, he
ordered out four companies of militia
the Kingsley Guard of Rutland, the Bar
low Greys of st. Adams, the Northiield
company and the Montpelier company
altogether l4S men. These, under COM
mand of Col. Greenleaf, and accompa-
MED by the governor and members of his
staff, proceeded to Vershire Friday night,
the Rutland troops passing through here
on the 3 10 p. IN. express. Ely station,
twelve miles from the mines, was reach
ed mt 80 Saturday morning. Thence to
the village of Vershire, which the riot
ers held and where the company's prin-
cipal works are, the journey was made
in carriages and coke wagons. The
troops arrived In Nershire mt 6 O'Clock
Saturday morning. The Bradford COM
pany had in the meantime gone across
country to Vershire, entering the village
from the opposite side, capturing the
powder magazine. The sheriff had war
rants for the arrest of twelve of the lead
ers, who were taken in their houses with
out resistance. AS soon as the rest of
the / miners saw how affairs stood they
showed no disposition to make dis
turbance. The troops left the place
Saturday afternoon, the Rutland com
pany reaching home that night. Be
fore leaving the soldiers distributed theil
rations among the miners families, many
| Of whom were without anything to eat
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-13
Local News.

Butter sold here, Monday. at from IS
b9 cents. The offerings were large.
kheldon q Co. have added handsome
h convenient prescription desk to the
|ings of their remodoled store.
|)urtis Robinson, who was jailed last
Tx for drunkenness and remanded be-
bse he did not make disclosure salts
TORY to the court. is still in cOnfine-
bit.
There are nearly thirty summer board
at the Addison House, which is II
tly popular resort for city people
ling the warm months.
| he new court house begins to present
, imposing appearance. The frame
. rk Is up. and it is possible to get an
q of the size of the structure.
Dir. w. II. Sheldon went, yesterday
Ining, to Portland, Me-, from which
' t he is to sail with yachting party
cruise of about two weeks.
Iir. George E. Marshall, our station
. Dt, has been taking q vacation the
h week. lie is mt Orange Grove, N.
where Mrs. Marshall went few
eks since.
The sheep business has been lively this
ELK, although it is very early in the
son. On Tuesday Cherbino q Will
nson of this place shipped two car
DIS to Lampasas, Texas. The same
Booth & Robinson Of Taylor, Texas,
rted for home with two carloads
sterday A. Symes of Taylor shipped
tber 70 rams.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-13

Since Saturday n few more of the ring
leaders have been arrested and Jailed at
Chelse Some of the men have resumed
work. The company have promised to
pay 81, 800 ut once. $1,000 next week
and the balance of $l5.500 rs soon rs ore
now in process of refinement can be
put through and shipped to market.
They say they have been tying since
October to refund their debt and give
new mortgages to secure all creditors,
but so far have been unsuccessful, owing
largely to veXatious law suits.
This is the first time the State militia
has been called out since 1916 when
there was riot among laborers on the
Central Vermont at Bolton.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-13

~ For business cards and other adver
ing. see inside pages.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

The BOydcit case Of which 90 much
has been said lately and out Of which two
cisrs have grown. one for civil damages
and one criminal action against Mr..
Boyd. still agitating the minds OF the
people rs we'll Ss claiming the attention Of
the courts. The criminal action against
Boyd was called last week ut Anthony to
which place Il had been taken by a change
Of venue and the witnesses for the etate
were examined, when juror ask. d to be
excused for the night OH account Of the seri-
Gus sickness Of his wife; the Judge granted
him leave to visit his home and the next
and morning brought the news that the ju-
ror's wife was 80 seriously III that her
physician advised the husband that Il would
be a dangerous proceeding to leave her.
The Judge then proposed to the parties the
propricty OF proceeding with the case with
the eleven jurors, but to this the defense
OBJECTED and the cise Was adjourned to the
spring term OF tile court at Anthony. A
motion was made to have a receiver
''ilN''NeN w NaNS NhsAi ~ Va TIC C-atAic WHICH
was deemed advisable by all parties inter-
estrd, and James A. Lockard. OF this coun-
~. Was appointed. Mr.. LOckard refused
to accept the trust offered him and r. A.
McCleary has since been appointed In his
stead
Some anxiety OF the part OF those inter
csted in the cisc was shown in the appoint
mcnt OF y receiver and while Mr.. Lockar,i
would have been very satisfactory no better
selection could have been made than Mr..
McCleay. He Is an experienced olttle
man. has taken no part la the case and Is
In every way exceptablc to all parties ex-
crpt possibly few who wished their friends
selected TO the position. The civil case
comes up next week at Kingnan for n
hearing before Judge Harris. Speculation Is
rife as to the termination of these suits aud
Of course opinions ars conflicting.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
Crowned With Hnnnrn-

when It was first decided to produce the
Cantzta Of Queen Esther at Harp+r, there
were those who predicted that the enter
sAinment wOnld not be succrss, that our
home troupe hrl no. Sufi. 4 t,xperirnce,
AMI shat necessarily. therefore, tire c.intata
woEh not b. properly rendered. But
thanks to the most excellent skill of Mrs.
kessler, than whom there arefrw superior
musical directors, the first night la Harper
removed every doubt. A chorus Of adults
had been affected, and these without ex-
cepsiOn did their part In grand shape. Then
comes our home folks. Miss TAYLOR with
her clear aud admirable soprano: Ars.
liant her rich alto; Miss Stone In her soft
and mellow ntrilto: Miss Mcpherson
Hnd Miss Faith in their two parts; Mr..
stiles with his pr ct idea Of the king, and
Mr.. Teller representing the proud Hannah
and all Of these lid we'll, wonderfully
we'll. and were hGnored with frequent eu-
conrs.
wednesday night the rain came down in
torrents and prevented the repetition Of
the entertainment; butt WAS TO be given
again last night.
hrniciEe Lodge may well feel proud of
its local musical talent. There il 10 town
IN TIC Southwest that can sIrpass it-and
few that can cqralit.
With Mrs. kessler in charge, the Doctor
IS general manager, and the characters
We have mentioned In their several posi-
tons, orr town need not take second posi-
.ition anywhere.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
MEMPHIS ROUTE SOUTH.
Kansas City to Memphis Without Change

Kansas City TO- Memphis Without Change Of
Cars.
The attention of the people of the
west and northwest is called to the
Memphis extension Of the Kansas City,
Fl. Scott & Gulf Railroad, now compile
ted and in operation between Kansas
City, Mo-, and Memphis, Tenn. The
completion Of this short line TO the south
brings that heretofore to the West prac-
tically inaccessible section into close
relation with the West and Northwest
to the very great advantage of all.
Through trains for Memphis with
Pullman Palace sleeping car and ele-
giant day coaches leave Kansas City
daily, saving frequent changes and many
hours time to Memphis, Jacksonville,
Florida, New Orleans and all Southern
cities. Tourists tickets via this short
route 10 Jacksonville, Mobile, New Or
leans, and all the winter pleasure re-
sorts of the South, will be on sale at all
coupon Offices throughout the west. A
map of this new route has Just been
prepared and will be mailed free on APP
plication to J. f. Lockwood, G.. L. &
Il. A, Kansas CITY, Mo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
To All Whom II Nav conesrn.

But more especially TO Philena Pearsons, Sa.
rah Mcmahon, Mile Gosndry and Susie NJ
Sherwood, heirs at Law and Guardians adj
tenn Of heirs at law Of Henry Douglass. de-
ccasPi. late Of Barber county, Kansas-
Sou arr hereby notified that that T., =. H Kali
lock, executor Of the estate of said deceased.
did. on the 2ist day of November A. D.. ISS3,
file petition I'm the Probate Court Of Barber
county. Kansas, praying that might be auth
Orized and EN- uncovered to sell the following de-
scribed land. for the purpose OF paying the
debts and costs OF administration of said estate;
to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section two. town
snip twenty-eiyht. south of range one west I;
the north east quarter of section fifteen, town
ship twenty-eight. south of range two, east;
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, and
all OF the southwest quarter lying east Of the
Little River in section eight. township twenty
seven. south of range one east. all Of said land
being situated in Sedgwick county, Kansas.
And said petition will be- heard ut the ONCE
OF the Probate Judge Of said county on the
Path Day Of December. A. D., 1883,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day, at which time
and place each Of you and all others interest
ed are notified To be present and show cause, IL
any you have why an order of sale a. prayed
for should not be granted.
Dated this slst day Of November, A ID. 1883.
p. H. KALLOCK,
80 Executor Of said estate.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

In speaking Of musical entertainment
recently given in that place the Klngman
Democrat says: "Inasmuch rs the Dcmo-
crat Is proud Of the musical talent Of this
city, It affords us pleasure to speak Of the
rich treat enjoyed by our citizens on Tues
day and Thursday evenings. The band
concert was success, and was 70 pronounc.
ed by uu appreciAtiye audience. The rich
sopnno voice OF Miss Emma Taylor, Of
Medicine Lodge, was rewarded by an ap-
plause which was enthusiastic. The lnstru.
mental pieces rendered by the Misses Mary
Arnold. Susie Terbush and Emma Misner,
did credit to the performers. what are
the Wild Waves SayingT as, rendered. by
George aud Mabel Babcock, was excellent,
and proved that the time spent in tralnlsg
those sweet little voices has not been vast.
ed"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
Holiday 0ooda

Those OF our people in need Of choice
holiday goods, such as fine bracelets, neck
hc's, watches, chains, rings, loe&cts, ear
rings-eithcr In solid goldor plated ware
are reminded that they can get especial
bargains during the next few weeks by
calling on William II. Munger, the leading
jeweler Of Harper, Kansas. He Is making
a speciality Of fine goods, suitable for holI-
day presents or wedding GIFTS; and war
rants the people Of Barber county that
they can save money by purchasing at his
store. His goods are open for the inspec-
ton of any one who may call in to see him.
Remember the mama, MUNGER, the jeweler
Of Harper. &c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

IA will be scrn by tho announcement In
another column DIR. Damn has at last per-
frctcd his wonderful discovery. the anlIdOte
for loco poison, aud Is now prepared to fur
uish the remedy with full instructions No to
itsusc. Commencing first with the loco
plant he analyzed II and experimental until
lac learned its properties thoroughly, and
by using iton dogs, eats, and even himself.
aud watching carefully number of horses
s.Grrlng from rating Il. the doctor has mas
tered the knotty subject, and feels safe In
saying "EurrkS" An instance may be
mentioned: a gentleman OF this county
owned n horse that for five months has had
a severe case Of loco poisoning: IL would
not remain hitchcd, and woyld not stay In
stable or even Va field. and walked over
or through anything in It's way. lie turn
Ell the poor brute out TO die. DIR. Damn
got tho animal and procccdl,,i to dose it " th
the new remedy. Tie result was that ia
less than ten 'lhys thrhorsc had fully recoy-
erred. WAS eating his feed regularly and was
doing r,g,lar work hitchcd to buggy.
Aud there are other cases, too numerous to
mention. the doctor now has under treat
mcnt - bunch OF about twenty horsrs BE-
longing to s;ockman In this county, and
he tells W. lac has no doubt that every ami
nal will b. fully rrcoyrrrd In few days.
IL Indeed this nnti,lotr IL all that its dis
coyervr claims for Il, and we have no reason
to doubt that it Is, stockmen will be glad to
hear IL, for ~ long rs the poisonous plant
confines to grow and spread. stock will
eat lt, aud will die or be rendered worthless
from it, effects.
The Loco Antidote Manufacturing Com
pany Is in every way reliable.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
To Stockmen.

have on hand between 300 and 400 tons
IF fred, consisting Of millct, sorghum and
prairie hay, anti corn fodder which l will
sell at reasonable rates and allow purchas-
ers to feed on the premises. Or | will feed
the stock by the month. Rest of care guar
antecd. Plenty Of good range, water and
shed room. Best place for stock in Pratt
county. Call OH OF address,
II. T.. White,
2ju. Mt. Ncbo, Pratt Co., Rams.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

Abner and Thos. Wilson, who are work
Ing for aud nnching cattle with Maj.
Drnmm, In the Territory south OF Barber
county, were IN the city on business this
week and report cattle In excellent condi-
tioH for the winter They say the general
arrangements for the winter on the differ
snt ranges la their section arc more satis-
factory than usual.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that, IN pursuance OF
ON order 81 the District court of BARTER coun-
". made At the November term 1888. will, on
OF before the 10th day Of December. lSSl, pay
on demand twenty-five CO per cent OF one
fourth Of the total amount 81 claims against
the Merchants sud Droyers bank, which have
been regularly proved up before me as recciv-
er Of said hank.
All persons indebted 20 said bank. either on
note, account. or overV,ruft, will BE- required TO
pay their indebtedness WITHOUT further delay,
or otherwise b. subjected to thu expense OF
litigation T. W. PAYNE,
% ROcefvcr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

e. A Shobc left hSrv Tuesday for Wis
Il TO HE old home In Franklin co nty Mis-
rourl, and from there he may 20 west to
try his fortune. There are few better men
than Charlie 5hobe. aud We with many
others had hoped he would conclude to ~
main here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

MrigS & Co Successors TO Mrigs & Nc
Clcary, intend to close ont their stock of
groceries. They will s.ll at cost, for cash,
i'm order To make room for an entirely diff
fcrcnt stock of goods, and If yOu want to
buy groceries at rock bottom prices yOu
will do we'll TO examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

Allttle child Of A. q. Sparks got hold
Of some lys "Wednesday, and a. matter Of
course proceeded to drink somc OF Il. Upon
this fact being discovered the baby was
carried up to DR.. Burnry who soon ~
lIsved Il. and it is now doing as we'll a.
could be expected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07
The Cattle MARKET.

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 report of the con-
dition of the market for every day dur
ing the year 1881, which stockmen are
at liberty to examine.
December 8, lSSS.-The market was
strong and steady for stOckers and feed
ers. There was a fair demand for
butchers stuff and the supply consisted
mainly of cows. Prices closed with all
upward tendency. Sales were
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

Judge Sheplcr Ia down on the Cherokee
Strip surveying fo- several rAnchmcn, get
ting their corners settled aud fixing lines
FOR division fcncrs. Next week he will
run the line dividing the Comancho Pool
from Gregory. Eldrcd 4 60.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

O. II. Cotton and wife, Of Eric county,
Fsnnsyivcnla, arc among the latest ac-
Qualntances to tho population Of this city.
M. Cotton lsA capitalist aud spcculator,
and thinks this Is good n-ld for his bus
no's. lie will purchase residence property
n once
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

l.. N. Moore aud John Shrplcr are work.
Ing up the fire Insurance business In this
town for all u Is worth, aud NJ they have
the agencies for all III, first class compa-
niles In the county they will TO q nra-class
business.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

Henry Ulshgfer dss.rrs bis old Ja,ross
and the public generally to know that he Is
again prepared To- TO all kinds OF cabinet
and carpenter work, aud that he may at all
times Ne found at the furniture store OF
John Higgins, when not engaged. a.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

Mcssrs. Gvppcrt \ stone will On the 2Osh
Inst. AZ the opcning % their new hall In
thls city, give 70 their many friends a grand
bail The Invitations will be OFT la few
days. tits consiSntIy prvdicicd that this
viii Be one q the incest affairs Of tho SEA
son. and as about ilyo hrndreI cards are 10
70 out nc crowd will certainly be a large
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

The wife Of Dave Gr-yg, Of Male creek.
who has ben undergoing severe spell
OF sickness for several wrrks, has tcen Inov-
ell to town, and Is nov at Mead Slolp's TIN
der the trrnImeni Of DR.. Dunn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-12-07

We are sorry TO announce the death Of
the wife Of Capt. II. Par'lcc, OF this county
which occurred Monday at Lodi. For
many years Mrs. Pardce was In feeble
health, and V has been known for months
that shc could not BE- spared much longer;
20 her dcath was not a great surprise. Size
was devoted wife aud mother, and could
claim a. friends all Of her acquaintanccs.
she was buried Wednesday, at the neigh
borhood ccmotry on Mule creek.