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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAISs-wHKsLIS9 TIna-

tDsily except sunday.
tSteubenvtlls ACCOMPLISHMENTS train
during the day passes backward and forwarS
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, Stopping
when required st the Sherman House, 1Etna-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hin.
sMRSsillon Accommodation.
ISL. ClairsVillo accommodation.
lDalIy except Saturday. =. VI.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & J. POL-
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss -Four,
at the Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market very dull.
The receipts of wheat verv light, with
prices same as last week.
FIOUR AND GRAIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

Two e. ... ...r 20 .ay a',eu'.ou was ca. eG TO
"a eaSe of wpnau afflicted with q cancer
Z ntr ~I.uUu .,l at l-ss. inches IN circu n q.
.rene.,. ...-sy. p., nfgI .,'r. w ~ The patent
. rest Ggy Dr night Eos . CpUtNS. l OulHl Jed
s,IpfI. 30 -wtf.S ~pgrt7' ln~ her She Las
Ik1n bottles. aua TIE ulcer Is entirely
"a led No ,u.y very SulG.' >l't1 rrn1tuing
nd her ltRtra Is better 'uaL FOR dye years
aef. D.. ~, % ne pe-'rr'lv cured.
Raw. Ir--rE n. CNNrUEI l., COlJmO us Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

/ IL We sen r-IuarASpis results from he Use
/ hNl T. ~yG,. 9 on 4, cancer. = yuurg man
ear here me-, leo afflicted five years with
70 mo- uUg'y looking Eating cancer ] ever
~. an w.s~' ,Rrly Geai TNe lrSt bottle
add ana .,er'ul Chsug-. and after i've oct
fs v % taken ne Is ur'rly Or quite well. IL
"a b n. pr..rT..i
IN. E.ug, Milky. Il. D., ug'ethcoPe, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

I hslipyr Swlt's Specific las saved my life.
hha VIZ. usIly .u~t Use ~ the upper part OF
~ boly and arms from the poisonous effects
n = lar.,. t,aur.rCl m geyz, from which
"a sni..r.G ,,T -r years. :. :. !. hiss relieved
natf al. soreness. and the 0pisOn II bein g
ofcl1 uur - INV system. [ ~ 20 soon oe well.
". K. X .E.,us. uuvlSDOrO, Ga,
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NorIrE TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

The nonresident defendants, Mary A. For
her, John Forker, william X. Norman, Rob
cit g. Norman, Ida Lee Norman. George A.
Norman, Charles Norman, aud Albert r.
Norman. will take noii"e fhst the deposl
tons Of Thomas Y. Heryey. James W. Nor.
man and | +. Jones willie taken at the law
office ~ James 7. Rogers. r. No. l2I Chap
line street. IN the CIT, ~ Wheeling, In the
STATE of West Virginia. on the I'd day OF
April A. ID. 1854. between the hours OF
O'Clock q. m. and o'clock p. m, 10 he read
in evidence in the Ioyc nam al cau1e on he
half Of said complainant. Thomas Y. Her
vey, And IT, from any cause, the taking OF
the said dispositions shall not be commenced,
or being common ced, shall not be com pleted
on that day, the taking OF the same Will he
THOMAS Y. II ERNEY.
ByI. +. JONES, his solicitor. mrinawt
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Dissolution of Partnership,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EI
Il isttrs between VIM. link and Aiosr
Zifk, under the arm name Of WIN. link
Son. II this day Dissolved BY mutual consent
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing. thsmselves indebted
to the late nrm are earnestly requested to call
and make settlement with VIM. link. who
alone Ii authorised 10 settle the accounts Of
VIM. link Son.
The business win Be carried on at the old
stand. q heretofore. WA. link.
apli ALBERT HNE.
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Pc rROLEUa.
Pittsburgh.


PITTSBURGH, March 6-Afternoon session
OF the market was irregular and excited
opened at 99E, declined to 9SH, rallied
to 99A, broke and closed at 9SI3. Feeling
panicky and disposition to sell.
TitusVille.
TIrusvuLE, March 6 Petroleum -
Opened at 9S%c; highest 99%c; lowest
9S3c; closed at 99c. Shipments SSH
barrels; runs $500 barrels. The market
declined still further to-day, presumably
through doubts relative to Dimmick we'll
which is said to be dry. Arthur Lowrie,
broker at Oil City, failed, and is long So
eco barrels.
OIL City.
OH CRY, March 6.-Peiroleum-Plp
Line certificates opened at 81 90; highest
81 90; lowest $50; closed at co. sales
1881. 600 barrels; clearances yesterday $780,
LOG, coo barrels; runs 81, sol barrels; ship
ments 60, 500 barrels; charters 66, 500 bar
rels. This morning $1,000 barrels of oil
were sold by order of the Clearing House
on account of Arthur Lowrie. The failure
excited good deal of comment, as he was
supposed to be q very solid operator. The
loss is 81, 900 or $780, divided among the
trade. The market was not perceptibly
affected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

Roofing Nails-Irop, Sc cHer common cut;
iron galvanized % 60 over common cut:
iron timed s. 60 over common cut.
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CKNCER Il.

ne experience 10 the treatment OF Cancer
,IfT SwlfrN Specific =. - ~ would seem to
- dreaded scoGrge, Persons so afflicted
= invited 10 correspond with US.
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Don't want Grover CLEVELAND.
~ Drr,LI IrLnh.
~. Puul Globe.

The voice of New York, il cast for q
citizen ofits own State, who can insure
the electoral vote for the Democratic
ticket, would be potential and well nigh
decisive, but If Governor Cleveland
should be able to so manipulate the
machine as to secure the delegation New
!. ork will be a cipher in the Conven.
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TO the Impossible.

The "old ticket" is in great demand
in this part Of the country. Men should
not aspire to the impossible.
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Some Other Fellow at the Crank

Why are not the Southern custom
houses whooping for John Sherman
with the same enthusiasm they were
four years ago?
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Payne and Sherman.

1t is beginning to look as ifOhio is to
he the pivotal State, and that Henry b.
Payne on one side and John Sherman
on the other will be the nominees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

RAILWAY BONDs-Flrm; Texas PacIuC
incomes advanced to 81 and reacted to
5l4.
STATE BONDs-Tennessee old ros! to IL.
SICCEs-The market was very dull to-
dsy. vet firm. The net result of thu days
trad Hg was to leave the market scarcely
CHARGED from last night OF tweRty-eigh
of the most active stocks sixteen show sd.
ysrc Of 4 to \ per , mt. and five de-
clines Y 10 &. The rest are unchanged.
l.endius rates we're ss follows: Northern
Pacific and New York Central l 81, Union
Pacific and Louisville and Nashville l.6i9
80, and Lackawanna, Lake Shore. ST.
Paul and Northern, fiat. Withdrawals Of
double eagles from the Sub-Treasury TO
day, 100000. Transactions, 1000 10
shares
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Hancock Again.

TNnkHunROcNr ru A'O~ nVS'
We can see no good reason why we
have not good right to make sugges-
tons as to who shall be our Standard
bearers in the coming campaign. This
week it affords us pleasure to be able to
present the portraits Of Hancock and
English, who stood the fight in 1850.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ut 2a2 I-2 Per Cent.-GoVern.
menIs kteady-Stocks Dull-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged - wheat
Lower.
NEW YoRK, March G.-Money-Market
easy at 2@2H per cent. Prime mercan-
tile psIer 1861 per cent. Sterling
excba &c, bankers bills steady at 4S7; de-
and 10.
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Elm Grove and State Line Railroad
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ the annual meeting of the stockholders
VI the him Grove ana Stale Line Railroad
company, 10 De held at the ONCE Of wn. p
Hub ard, at No. lies Market street, In the
ely ~ " heelinE, N the State Of West Viz
sluia, on the llth day OF March, A. u. 1884. o
proposition will be Submitted fo- the oousol
.dsiion OF said company and its capital stock
with the Wheeling and Harrisburg RAilway
Company.
BY order OF the Executive Committee Of
the Board OF Directors. -
Secretary OF the ELM Grove and S,ate Ltnt
Railroad COMPANY. Ial0l
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Arthur Knowsa Hawk from . Hand.
Ha1lSds CIV Star.

Those who are so busily engaged in
settlng up the pins for Mr.. Arthur's de,
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6lIunIIIITIrIulIuTrrIrTnTETl

~ 'hN children 70 cut out and save the comic
So pictures a. they appear from issue 70
Aan They WI ~ PLEASED with tho collection.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March Four-Steady
and fairly active; Howard street and
Western super6ne 81 1903 so; extra s. rs
"A rs; family S. 00@5 IS. Wheat-Firm-
er and quiet; No. 2winter red spot 81 OSA@
1 %; March 81 0SX@l O94; April 81 OsX@
l 0S%: May 81 11A@1 11T; June 81 12K
bid. Corn-White easier but closing dull /;
mixed spot 500 bid; March SOC; May GIG
asked; steamer Sec asked. Oats-Dull;
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GROCERIES,.
Wheeling.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER d
IONS, Wholesale 6rocers, No. ln2 and 14l4
Main street ~
COFFEEs.
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Treat.>e on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
e 10 applicants.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
N y. ONCE, lj9 ". 25d st., between Sixth
Al Seventh Avenues.
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Wants q Young One.

The Democratic National Convention
should nominate q young man like
Thurman, or Tilden, or Payne. Old
BourbOns like Hancock, and Flower,
and Hoadly should be relocated to back
seats.
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PoR RgaH
FOR SALE.

LNoR sALE-FeR STORAGE UNTIL JAN.
II uary 80, 1854, two Planning Manhinos, fo1Y
Saw Tables, at No. Ni1 Main direct Isnih
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22
Ordinance No. 81.
Urd1uAuCo NO. Oh.
M q br,iained nv the MAYOR and Councilman

Do II ordained by the Mayor and Councilman
of the city of Medicine Lodge Kansas.
SEC. l. That 1t shall DO the duty of each and
every Individual owning real estate on Main
street, between First avenue and second ave-
nue. in the city of Medicine Lodge, Kansas 10
make and fipish good and sufficient sidewalk
I'm front OF each lot, or piece OF land 80 owned
by them on said Main street. Said sidewalk tC
be completed on or before the first day of No
vember, 1884, and the same shall be kept IN
good repair thereafter by said lot owner OF
owners The sidewalk shall be ten feet wide
and composed of good material either brick
rock, or lumber not less than two inches IN
thickness.
SEC. g That IL the owner Of any lot OF piece
of ground Rbutting on said sidewalk or prO-
posed sidewalk shall fail or refuee to- build OF
repair such sidewalk, along the entire trout OF
the lot, or piece Of land, owned by him or them
in the manner or OF the materials and within
the time prescribed by this ordinance and
keep the same In good repair thereafter. The
city council may cause the same to- be done OF
coWplete6 by or under the direction Of the
)rtrcet commissioner or let the same by con.
tract TO the lowest responsible bidder; and in
all such cases the council may levy such assess
ments on any lot or lots and piece or pieces OF
ground abutting on such Improvement accord
ing to the front foot, thereof as may be neces-
sary to reimburse said city for making or com.
pleting such repairs or sidewalks. The assess
ments 80 made shall be entered upon the min
utes Of the council, and shall be certified by
the city clerk to the county clerk of Barber
county who shall place the same on the tar
roll opposite the respective lot or lots or piece
or pieces OF ground, for collection, and saiC
assessments shall be known as sidewalk tax
es, aud shall DO subject to the same penalties
and collected In like manner as other taxes
and when collected shall be psid over to the
city treasurer.
SIC. Q. This ordinance shall he in forc'
from and after its publication IN the Barber
County Index. Approved Aug. 10, 1884.
ID. NANSLYKR, Mayor
Attest: ]. W. UPPERMAN, City Clerk. i
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

An eastern paPr In Speaking Of what
Kansas newspapers have done, slys: kan
s'Is newspapers lave done more than any
thing else 10 CREATE the goodI name that
the slate has abroad. The immense immi-
grafton Is due to the newspapers. great
many people 10 not fully appreciate the
beuefits derived from local papers, and are
inclined to consider the money paid for
their support as kind Of charity. 1t is
the most paying investment the business
man can make to advertise his business
and community. Still men are found in
every community, who refuse to
pltronize their home paper, because il
does not give as much general news as the
New York Herald or the Chicago Inter
Ocean. But 10 these papers write up your
towns and county, and let the outside
world know what you are doing? Pause IA
moment and consider, and patrOnize your
home paper"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22
Communicafad.
SALT FORK, Co0IANCHE Co., KAs
August Ia 1871

SALT FORK, COSrANCHE Co., KAs.
August Is, 1884.
EDITOR INDEx:-Thinking that n
Few items from this part of Comancne
county would be OF interest to your
many readers and home seekers, write
YOU these few lines. / located here
about the first Of May when the county
was destitute of anything but prairie
grass, and once I'm a while q friendly
COW boy would put in an appearance,
looking after the interest of the Pool.
1t was not long until the prairie schoon-
ers began to roll in and are still coming.
and the result is that the sod is being
turned over by the hundreds of acres
and houses are looming up in every di-
rectiOn all over the county. This Salt
Fork valley is from six to eight miles
wide, and very rich dark soil, Just san
dy enough to pillow nice. Ihave plowed
and planted several acres of cane and
corn and melons, which promises a
heavy yield. The rainfall so far has
been abundant; all any reasonable
minded farmer could ask for. The wa
ter in the streams are pure and soft, be-
ing fed by springs. There has been
several wells dug on the valley which
! are from to 40 feet deep and all furnish
plenty OF water. Plenty of timber for
irewood. Several towns have been To-
Gated in the county, but all far enough
apart to command a good trade. The
new town located on Salt Fork is on
decided land and the town company
ready at any time to deed lot to any
body that will build a house thereon.
There Is one store in the town and sew
eral more under construction. The
road has been laid out from NeScutunga
70 salt Fork. Collier Flat, and Bluff
Creek and Mead county trail, which
runs in southwest direction. avoiding
all the sand on Cavalry creek. There
Is yet thousands of acres of govern
ment land yet TO be taken. Come and
see for yourself and locate in the Gar
den of Eden.
In conclusion I will say that the
Comanche Pool men have done all i'm
their power TO make it convenient for
settlers, putting in gates wherever they
are needed. and no trouble is anticipa-
ted on either side.
! The southern Kansas railroad have
extended their survey up the Salt Fork
valley to the Clark county line and we
expect railroad in the near future.
ID. IL. BARROW.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22


BY reference to the outside Of this Issue
II will be seen that Bla Inc has made an
effort to try to defend himself, and a very
feeble effort II was. lilo has entered suit
against the indianapolis Sentinel for $780,
600 dollars, for damage sustained through
the columns OF that paper. Mr.. Shocma-
kcr, the editor, says he expected to hear
from Blaine when he published the article,
but rs he had conclusive evidence OF the
truth he had no fears OF publishing Il. The
next day after the suit was entered he pub
h'hed two column article, repeating the
Srticle that the suit was brought ON, and
several other charges, which he says lac
can prove, and entertains no fears but tina,
he WILL beat the suit. Thomas A. Hen
bricks, Senators Mcdonald aud VOORHEES,
and President Shoemaker, Of the Sentinel
were In consultation Wednesday afternoon
and decided to stand by the article, and
fight Il to the bitter end.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Nothing has been done by the governor
OF Illinois In regard to the quarantine
measure proposed against Kansas cattle.
As will be scen by Gov. Clicks procla-
nation, on another page; lac sent tele-
gram to Governor Hamilton, of Illinois.
asking him to thoroughly investigate the
matter before quarantining, assuring him
that there WAS no Texas fever or any other
contagious disease among Kansas cattle.
and further that there was not Ievcn IL
possibility Of its appcaran ce in Kansas this
year. We presume that the governor of
Illinois has complied with our governors
request and has investigated the matter,
for as we go to press, no quarantine meas
ures against Kansas cattle have been put
Into effect.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

After keeping quiet for several weeks,
Butler has at last nnbnrdrned himself TO
the public. lie declares that he intends to
stand by the nomination OF the green
hackers, labOring men aud anti-monopo-
lets, and will make tho race for the presi-
dcncy. lie has taken no one by surprise
tn thus declaring himself presidential
candidate. No one who knows anything
of his history ever expected he would with
draw and leave the field TO Cleveland and
Blaine, much less TO Pomcroy and st. John.
Butler loves a fight too we'll for that. He
knows lac has no chance of being elected,
but proposes to Kick up considerable dust,
nevertheless. Ills candidacy means worry
and trouble for the Blaineitcs IN New York,
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
In these states he will draw heavily from
the labor vote which they have been claim.
ing for the man from Maine. The De-
mOcracy are gamers by his entering the
race. lie will not effect Cleveland's chan
Cts In any Of the democratic states. but
will greatly help them in the doubtful ones.
by drawing his strength almost entirely
from the republican ranks. Ifhe decides
to take tire stump In person, he will make
1t exceedingly warm for Mr.. Blaine, upon
whom, from present appearances, he will
make his principal fight. He is well &C
qlainted with the record Of the "Plumed
Knight" having served in congress with
him, and the way he will spread II all open
TO public view will make republicans all
over the land feel decidedly uncomforta.
ble
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

a committee representing the several
school districts of this county convened
last Saturday at the court house to adopt
school books for the county. The books
adopted were:
Readers, Barnes New National.
Geography, Electic two book series.
History, Benards.
Grammar, Holdbrooks complete and
Harvey's elementary.
Speller, Harrington's.
Composition, Swinton's.
Rhetoric, Harris.
Book keeping, Bryant & STATIONS.
Algebra, Rays New.
Writing, Spencerian.
Physiology, Steels.
Geometry, Davies.
The aritihmetics will be adopted
next Saturday.
The committee voted that the dis
tricts that want to introduce tn,
readers as the classes are promoted
may do so, to save expense. The de
cision of this, however, will be left t.
the school board of each district. Al
district clerks should make annual re.
ports. No school laws can be furnish.
ed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

The long delayed expose by L. 8. Com
missioner Davenport, OF the Morey letter
has come to Hight. II Is published In book
form and makes a book OF $50 pages. II
Is largely made up OF documents showing
the forgery IN its varions forms. The
book sets forth that the party who actually
pcnned or forged the Morcy letter was a
lawyer OF New York named Henry NJ.
Hodley. Davenport describes him as a
manipulation Of insurance companies OF
doubtful character, and Of other matters
equally rs prccarions, Davenport possess
cd himself OF about !, 900 letters written by
Hodley between 1874 and 1879 and finds
all the distinguished marks Of photography
and cllligaphy alike in them and the
forged letter. and all words ending In sizes y
such as companies" "copies, |" ''cnemies,r
he spelled with final "y's," as the word
"company'sr appears In the forged letter
In his genuine correspondence Hodley in
variably dotted the letter r. when IL oc-
CURED IN word containing the letter IL, y
rs In the signature to the forged letter. II
was on the display OF this evidence OF
guilt that HoJley confessed his part VI the
crime.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Twelve thousand people gathered at
Philadelphia last Friday to witness the at
tempt Of Jay Eye Sec and Phallas to beat
the record made by Msude S. Jay Eye
Sec beat the record for three quarters Of a
mile. but owing 10 q losing break just az
ter entering tho Inst quarter, would no
doubt have clipped second or more of
Maude s. fastest time; he made It in 2:lOf.
Phallas failed to equal his own best per-
formancr, but he trolted the fastest con-
secrtive heats ever recorded by any other
stallion, the slowest being better than that
OF any other stallion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

The election thrown into the House,
means the election OF Cleveland and Hen
bricks. In an election by the House, each
state has ono vote, and rs the members Of
congress cast the vote, the state goes for
the party that has the most members, al
though the electoral vote of the state may
have gone for the opposing candidate by u
large majority. IT the election should go
to the House, the present members would
decide 1t, giving Cleveland % votes, Blaine
Is, and one tie.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

"ThCre is nothing on earth to recon-
mend Gov Click" says republican ex-
change. No; nothing only the worthy
manner In which he has always conducted
himself privately, politically and officially.
On the other hand, there Is nothing on
earth to recommend John a. Martin TO
tire people except that he acted the part of
traitor In sacrificing his principles in the
hope OF being elected to the governOrship
OF our state. His rccord-liko Blaine's-
will damn him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Next week we will give our readers the
name Of our next governor. We could
safely give 1t this week, but we will wait
until Lext. Click will be nominated by
acclimation by the democrats and endors-
cd by the re-submission republicans, Is our
prediction, and IL nominated his election is
an assured fact John a. Martin should
as well get his baggage checked now, for
he will surely have to take ride up Salt
river after the election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Anthony Republican, Early this week
Messrs. J. A. aud w. o. Hammers and
william Forbes. made half sale In the Ter
ritory rauge and cattle belonging to ant
controlled by Hammers, Forbes & Co.
oonsIstIng.of about I 500 head OF cattle Rnt
range numbering 5000 acres. The con
pderatlon was SIS, 900, which stamps IN,
transaction as one Of considerable impor.
tanoe. Chas. Blackstone and son were IN,
purchasers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Perhaps tho American bankers In session
ut Saratoga had better devote a little OF
their attention to the banking business.
For Instance, wonldnt IL DO we'll for the
directors Of bankito do something by way
q showing that they sre directors' And
ought there not to be some way to discover
the thelvcry Of a cashier before he has sto.
leo several hundred thousand dollsrsS