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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-11
Brava Click

al honor to Geo. W. Click, govern
or of Kansas. There Is a. joy in the
thought that there il in the state house
a man who dare do wright, even in the
free ofcalumny, abuse and detraction;
who believes In and viii secure the
humblest citizen, 30 far as in his power
lies, juriss impartially impaneled, fair
trials and an incorruptible judiciary;
who will uplift the strong arm of Off
cial authority to ward of the blows of
those who seek TO strike down fairness
and decency, Justice and ability. -.
Those Salina liquor dealers may be
guilty; may deserve to bc fined, but
We're entitled to.a fair trial before an
unprejudiced court. A thousand repu,
table citizens including the officers Of.
the court, save the biased Judge and the
usurping county attorney, say the jury
was packed to convict, the witnesses
brow beat to tortt,re the testimony, and
the judge prejudiced and cruel in his
of the law. Those wlio
have clamored loudeSt for the enforce
ment Of the law, in this case most fou.s
lily prostittted 10. Geo. W.lGlick was
man enough to say that even In the
state of Kansas a supposed ,yiolator Of
the prohibitory law should have his
case fairly presented ara be fairly tried. 4
ALI honor to him for it.--Atchisons
Champion. 20 ut.fss ,.,t .,., ~ ~,
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Blaine's Great CAPTAIN.

Three months ago ex-senator Dorsey,
the great ''soap" man of 1880, wrote to
Congressman Springer suggesting the
names of witnesses who might be able
to supply the house committee with eSa
idence regarding the star route matters.
In the letter ex-senator Dorsey says:
9. b. Elkins, United Bank building,
New York, has probably a larger knowl-
edge than any other person of all the
star route matters and the moneys paid.
Geo. E. Spencer demanded of the late
J. w. Bosler and myself S12 600 to pay
Mr.. Elkins for the purpose Of avoiding
indictment and prosecutions, and I re-
piled that would not pay penny and
never did would call for all the books
and papers touching the matter in the
hands of the sixth auditor and put an
expert in charge of them, and you will
ascertain, first, that l never received a
cent from the government as star
route contractor, and second, that the
men who did receive it were never pros
ecuted:
S.B. Elklns, who has d largef knowl.
edge than any other person of all the
star route matters and the moneys paid.
is the same s. b. Elkins who's at the
Chicago convention; acted as the gen.
elal-in-chief of the Blaine forces and
managed the business of recruiting
from the southern delegation.
To 8: b. Elkins more than any othel
living man James G.. Blaine owes hi.
nomination for president by the Chica
go convention. On the shrewdness, EN-
ergy and resources of S. B. Elkins
James G.. Blaine mainly relies for sue
cess in the election.
What a spectacle is here for the con
temptation of honest republicans.
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a dispatch from Wichita, dated the
4th says: Clark county, which has
been for some time attached to Ford
for judicial and other purposes, will
soon be keeping house for itself. 1t is
a splendid county, probably the best in
that section of the state. A town has
been laid out near the center of the
county and named Clark City: Robert
c. Marquis, the business manager of
the new town, came In yesterday to get
some printing done and to make ar
rangements to lay before the world the
many advantages of the county of
Clark. He says settlers are rapidly go
ing into that section. He says that the
rain fall has been abundant and that
settlers who have been there for two or
three seasons have splendid crops of
wheat, oats and corn. On the trail
from Texas TO Dodge City upwards OF
800 eco head of cattle have passed
through that place for the north this
season. The town IS situated-on see.
tion IS, townships sss, range g west, and
it is expected that it will make -four.
ishing town for business. Southwest
ern Kansas is this wear on a big boom.
Immigrants are fiocking in and opening
out new farms.
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CLAIM Jumping .

There appears to be growing dispo-
sition on the part of some of the new
comers to enquire into the rights of
men who are now and have been -locat-
ed here for years past. They appear de :
sirous of revolutionizing all past and
present customs and to dictate to the
weather-beaten frontiersman what they
should or should not do. .. i~la...
This class of people are becoming
rather numerous and are commonly
called "claim jumpers. AS general
thing, they are unprincipled scoundrels
who are to lazy to travel in quest of
land and are seen hanging about with
mouth and ears open ready at any mo-
ment's warning to hypothecate the prop-
erty of their more prosperous neighbor.
We do not deny that there is land Sc
creted and held by parties who
have no right thereto but as gen.
eral thing this hyena in quest of sume
other PERSONS land ascertains that it is
not a very healthy task to ';jump'' such
claims and he continues ON thealert un-
til he ascertains where some honest aud
hard working citizen is obliged to leave
his claim in order TO earn enough to
keep bdoy and soul together. The hard
working laborer is no sooner out of
sight before the claim jumper hies him
self to the cabin or dng-out and makes
himself perfectly at home. All requests
addressed to him are unheeded his reply
being that he could and would hold the
land ''by law.' A few years ago such
Jumper" had the law administered to
them through the muzzle of the trnsty
musket and although we are no follow
er of Judge Lynch, we can see no better
moduS Operandi than the ''Old reliable"
when all other methods fail. There is
an unwriten law in all new countries
which is custom: We would counsel our
Jumping friends to go SLOW and
''look before they leap.'-Kiowa Her
aid.
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ThyssK.

The average number of teeth Ia thirty
two. eiq7 psfi1 rli1 Hi H4...
The average weight of an adult is l4O
pounds, six ounces.
The weight of the circulating blood is
twenty-eight pounds. aa''
The brain of a man exceeds twice
that Of any other animal. '''i5A
A maii annually contributes 10 yege-
tatiUn 124 pounds Of carbon. 'a'-''-'te
One thousand pounds of blood passes
through the kidneys In one hour. s'''
a man breathes about twenty times a
minute, or 600 times an hour.
The skeleton measures one inch less
than the height Of the living man.
The average weight of a skeleton is
about fourteen pounds. Number Of
bones, 80.
Five hundred and forty pounds, or
one hogshead, one and quarter pints
of blood pass through the heart IN one
hour.
Twelve thousand pounds, or twenty
four hogsheads, four gallons, OF 10, 1924
pints pass through the bezrt in two
hours.
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New Railroads.

Last week there was filed with the
secretary of state at Topeka the new
charter of the Harper Il Western rail-
road company. 1t is intended 10 build
and operate a standard guage railroad
from Harper, in Harper county, to a
point near Dodge City, in Ford county,
running through the counties of Iar-
per, Kingman, Barber; Pratt, Conan
che, Edwards and Ford; also u branch
from point on the main line twelve or
fifteen miles west of Harper southwest
erly to a point in Barber county on the
boundary line between Kansas and the
Indian Territory; thence westerly
through the counties of Barber, Com
anche, Ford, Seward, Finney and Ham
ilton, in the state of Kansas, or such of
those counties as may be found to be
upon the most practicable route from
the starting point in Barber county to
the west line of the state of Kansas
The estimated length of said road and
branch is about 400 miles. The amount
of capital stock is $S,0O0,000 divided in.
to shares of 500 each. The business is
to be transacted at Topeka and sucf
cities, towns ETC., along the line of said
road rs may be deemed advisable. The
directors for the FIRST year are w. b
Strong, of Boston, Mass; 4. Z. Tutiza
lin, Boston, Mass; A. A. Robinson, To
peka, Kan; Z. Wilder, Topeka, Kans.
J. F. Goddard, Topeka, Kans.; Jane:
Hagerman, Topeka, KS: George Hag
erman, Topeka, KS. The following
persons signed as incorporators, viz
George B. Harris, J. l.. Barnes, Jane.
Hagerman, George w. McCoury and II
c. Clements.
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The Hunnewell correspondent of the 4
Kansas Live Stock Indicator, in a let
ter dated the SOth, ult., furnishes the
following interesting items: : : y
The wheat harvest is til full blast, ID
great deal has been cut, and. ere the
present week has expired the, whole
crop of this section will have been safe,
ly gathered. The yield is immense and
from the reports of competent judges
the acreage cannot fall far short Of 30
bushels per acre. The corn crop could !
not be better, and in few weeks will
be beyond any danger that might oSer.,
take it. The cheapness of this serea1
has induced many to 60 into hog-fais-
ing OH large scale and the profits
therefrom have been good. Hogs are
in great demand. A large Number
have been taken into the Territory, ID
mostly improved breeds. The raising
of mules is also receiving considerable
attention, being much more profitable
than horses. Many fine. jacks have
been brought into the country, and in
the Territory they are allowed to run
with the herds at will. There are but
few transactions in cattle taking place.
Shipping is almost at standstill. p.
J. Lenard, of Clay county, Texas, has
arrived with $50 head of cattle. lie
has two more herds on the road of go
and 800 head each. Geo. Miller ship
ped 150 head of grass fed cattle to Kan
sas City last week. j., w. Wright,
bought l16 horses a few days since
from Campbell s. Dorsey, of Caldwell.
Campbell & Dorsey have bought Ter
williger's herd at Caldwell. No troops
have reached here yet. Several compa-
nies are water-bound. OH the Salt Fork,
and four companies of cavalry from Ft.
Riley, Kansas, are HOURLY expected at
Caldwell. 1t is not positively known.
yet where posts will be established or
what disposition will be made of the
military. In addition to the 1000 al
ready delivered, Washington s. Adding
ton are now delivering 5000 head more
to Hewins & Titus. Heavy shipments
will begin about the 18th prox., and tho
rush will be great from then on. 1
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On Friday morning Of lxss week a
wild buffalo rushed into band OF
horses about one mile this side of How
ell sheep ranch and seven miles west
of Dodge City. The sight Of such an
unfamiliar and unsightly object
frightened the horses aud caused ~
stampede. Mr. Briggs, the owner Of
the horses, fired upon the stranger and
killed it. The buffalo was over three
years old and weighed 200 pounds It
was sold TO Chappell & Burglank OF
this city, and the meat, which was fat
and juicy, sold at twelve and fifteen
cents a pound at this market. The
beast met with an unwelcome recep-
tion in the home of it's forefathers.
Fifteen years ago buffalo and Indians
were sole occupants of these plains.--
Cowboy. H
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we wish to give eur druvefI friends

We wish to give eur drUyef friends
some advice CONCERNING the cattle mar
ket on through stocks. Do not expect
t. sell your stock until the beef crop is
shipped to marhet, as the money Cali,
not be had now to pay fof them. This
will be ID good market for young
steers in few weeks IS any in the
north, and it will not pay you to move
on further. The Dodge City market is
In the same shape as this; nothing sell
ing; every one wants cattle but are not
ready to buy yet, Hold yeur cattle and
keep a stiff upper lip, and you will be
q: X, su .rt frfsf ~ ~ egfs.ft.r rg
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In the administration Of President
Arthur we recognise wise, conserva-
tive and patriotic policy, under which
the country has been blessed with re-
markable prosperity, and we believe
his emminent services are entitled TO,
and will receive the hearty approval of
every citizen"
That was the second declaration of
the national republican platform of
principles. No voice was raised against
it. 1t was indorsed by storm of APP
plause. H
This is funny world.
''John,' said a merchant TO his chief
clerk one morning. John! You have
been a wise, conservative, patriotic and
faithful servant. Since you have been
in my employment, my business has
been blessed with remarkable prosper
ity, your eminent services are entitled
to receive my hearty approval. have
decided TO employ Bin Jones in Your
place and now you can go. Good bye,
Johnl--Rep. Exchange.
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1t is a cold day down in the Indian
Territory when some tribe is not kick
ing up row. The last report is from
Fort Smith, and says: 1.-The enforce
ment of the permit laws is causing con-
siderable excitement i'll the Choctaw
nation and arousing opposition that
may cause their repeal. Under the
Choctaw law every white man in the
nation, or his employer is required to
pay heavy permit in order to live
there. Mills Hoyt, a wealthy Choctaw,
having several white men in his employ,
refused to pay the permit tax. The au-
thorities attacked uoyt's stock. The
district court house was burned. Hoyt
is supposed to be the incerdiary. The
Choctaw authorities pursued him and
party in the Cherokee nation. Both
parties are now under arms and serious
trouble is apprehended. The Indian
landlords have appealed to the secreta-
ry of the interior against the enforce
ment of the permit laws which are said
to be unconstitutional, and Indian
Agent Tufts is endeavoring to stop fur
therproceedings pending the secretary's
decision" ....-...,. !. = l''''
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The cattle interests of Texas are not
in any way tagging. Tidings from all
parts of the grazing regions are graft
flying and the cattle continue in great
demand. Prices are sufficiently low to
warrant new men to buy stocks and as
fast as one herd moves out a new one
or several smaller ones comes in. The
small stockman is every day. finding
greater encouragement in his business.
a few hundred head are more easily
run and at less expense than when SO
many large herds were in the organized
counties. The purchase of school land
for speculation and the holding of old
surveys uninclOsed by nonresident
owners gives to small stockmen free
grass or range at a nominal cost, while
the reduced price at which he secures
ranch supplies and the ready sale of hi:
beef cattle makes his profits large and
expenses light.-Fort Worth Journal.
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Caldwell Journal: There are proba-
bly, fifteen thousand head of stock cattle
or voting steers i'm the market and on
the trail between here and RED Fork.
They will not be sufficient to supply the
demand, when that demand comes,
which will be as soon as the beeves
from our local ranehes afe, shipped.
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8 leo acres. miles from town, with timber
and water and good farm land tl,6o0
10 1s0 acres. 6 miles from town, all under
fence, good water and timber Sl,5OO
IL 100 acres. Tmiles from town. timber and
water, some fencing. Sl,O0
l2 loO acres, miles from town, timber and
water, IS acres fenced, Sl,2DO
IS loO acres, miles from town, water and
timber, - head cattle farm implements tl.S0O
IA 20 acres. miles from town. ON Medicine
river, water and TIMBER. loO acres fenced q, 500
is 40 acres ON Medicine river, 100 acres un-
der fence, good timber and water $500
le 900 acres an fenced, timber and water, sa5,
II l0o acres good farm land ". OF town $500
Is 7OOacrs house 4 water, farm land parrt7h
10 80 acres, 3 miles Of town. Is story frame
house. living water, ali fenced, 60 acres in cut
uvation, - $500
90 100 acres, ala fenced. lasting water adjoin.
ing No. ~, - fl.Do
q ,sO 81, acres miles from town. 30 ssEss
20 lG0 acres, s miles from town. all good
farm land and yell impruyed, tl.6O0
23 COO Rcres, ajl good farm land and we'll
watercd. go acres fcneod- mile from 4. .. and
school. aId 70 head Of good Thoroughbred and
nigh grade cattle - SiU,VU
"a 600 acres decided land and l,000 acres fem
ccd aud divided In two pastures, 20 head Of cat
tie. mostly cows and calves, % acres In cultva-
ton. weli-watercd and weii-iInproged 5000
rs go acres Of land, l50 acres in cultivation
aud IT0 head Of cattle, Galloway bull, $f3,5O0
26 33Oacrcs decided land. 500 fenced, timber
and water, 40 Or 80 acres i'm cultivation, good
houses. f00 hcad-o cfttRe, 2 head OF mules, 3
horses, farm implemepts, 49, fs,O0O
% lGO acres decided land, IL miles from town
we'll watered. JeOacrcsfcnced, 400 head Of cattle
10 horses, all ranch property included Sl4, 30
2S go acres of land, well-watercd. 5zaorss
fenced and la cultivation, good trams hour Q
and stables 49, 25U
\ 20 100 acres Of land on the Cimarron river,
price 80 $4,4O0
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When General Garfield was nom;na-
ted Carl Schurz told General Negley, of
Pittsburg, that it was only an average
nomination. Afterwards, Mr.. Schurz
occupied place in Gar6eld's cabinet.
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do we want Mexco?" asks news
paper correspondent just returned from
that section. We do, we do. Several
letters which we have read from that
place state that the girls down there
don't know anything about kissing, but
are anxious to learn.-Ex.
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Pat Malloy, known to all the world
from the song bearing his tame, has
just died in Louisville. He was a
railroad man, remarkable for his wit
and genial disposition, and the song in
his honor was written by Charlie Ward.
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rhe president has issued q proclaim

Ane pheSoehe hsiS lsSucu y pToclaIna-
ZION warning all persons intending to
take forcible possession of Oklahoma
land in the Indian Territory, that the
military forces of the United States will
be used If necessary to remove such in
truders.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
Official Paper of Barter County
TO PATRONS OF THE INDEX.

MEDICINE LODGE, KS, July I 1854.
y The undersigned, administrators of
the estate of 4. w. Payne, deceased,
have this day sold the BARRIER CoUN-
TY INDEX newspaper, together with all
rights. benefits and accounts due said
institution, to Z. Il. Caruthers who is
authorized to collect all debts due the
paper and who will fill all unexpired
contracts made on behalf of it. We ask
for the purchaser acontinuation of the
liberal support heretofore accorded the
INDEX. SUSAN A. PAYNE,
I. a. MCCLEARY. 80
Administrators of the Estate of z. W.
Payne, deceased. ~, t--...
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POSTAL

Postufic. ~ Mcdlcine Iosipu open frun n
~ rM. sundays ui,e hour un arrival ot mail.
Monay order uffirs. W.D. NANSfYKE, Pm.
ENAN VAsStYNH. ASSISTANT.
The Mails:
Erum fIsrpor and al Etstoru points, arrives
taiiy nt J r n; leavv~d daily at 10 An.
FROM sun city, Lake City. soldier Crrck, Rod
~rcok IIutchinson, kiuvinnn, Brti-a. kiuWu.
Lodf Rrrtvgs Mondays, WEDNESDAYS und ffi-
laysut5rM Dapnrts'rucssiHys, Thursdays and
saturdays atAAN.
FrOui Iuka. TIN Mills nnd SirutOga arrives ON
ruessiRyz AMI fritinvs nt y " unl IL parts on
WEDNESDAYS anil Saturdays ats ~.
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A n II w Fidelity LosiKe No. q. -
"a, y, u, w ., Meets every Thur.,iay
L W Moons, Recorder.
~ 4 ID EIlDRKD POST. No. I5t. meets
W a. M the last Saturday ~ each m1uth
Ut the court house in Medicine LOdgr, at : =. n.
All COtn rndos cOriinllY Invited.
EifSNirr, Post Comuandcr.
a m HIInnnr AIlnfnnI
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THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX,

The INDEX Is a progressive newspaper, pub
lished at the cotfifty sect and h the efcisa pa
per Of the county. IL the especial advJc4fe Of
numbers among IT'S p4trons every rahUffxikzx
OF tmportanco In this section Of fkfe Gfasin&
district IL reaches Dessit cvery cow-Camp In
tory south OF here, and has 4 spienkffd circuiaS
ZION amoug the stockmen Of tire eEusterrfsiateaz
AS Nm advertising medium Il has 40 superiors
Politically, the INDEX Is Democratic, and VIII
ever be found advocating the prircspfcs laid
down by Jefferson 81 t0fsEl - xf-llff.TIf
It's columns will ut all times ooutasn choice
and select FIRMLY reading matter, and nothinF
TO offend the NEST fastfiious. tNlIUF 7
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TERMS
Citu ProDeTtH

l-fTouse 5 rooIns. slms, on cherry st., ss.Op
1-HOuse. : lots, lst Ave y go
a--Iioslss ana lot, ist ANsw 40
A--IIousa sisd h,ts, Kansas AycE 40
6-Four acrp lets. "a AVaw 100
6-Housc and lot-, wash. Ave p 60
7-Barn aud lots cor Walnut Wash. nv. go
s-HOuss % roouls. acrp lot, Springrt. $50
l0-Brick house and Ilots. X. ave. T. 200
il-Fine residence, acre lot, Spring II 100
II a lots KsBsas avenue eRst 1OO
Is house and Slots, Kansas ave. L, 40
I4-5 lOts washinEton ave. West go
l5-2 rr III 81" T. 30
business house & stock goods N Main, $500
l7L-a-story briok b0slnsss house. n Main 1000
ls-Huuse of Z rooms, lots. KS. ave E 800
-HuuSe and barn, acre lot, "a Ave. W 1900
30 business house and lot, n. Msin st. 1870
2l-4 lots, 3Sx l6o. OAK 81. anilstAv.w W ss5
22 y-room house. barn. Ffots. Ia Av. W 1000
23-tOom house, 9 lots. Wash. AWE, l.lOO
24-Housc and Ion, wash. AveH 300
25-House and 5 lots, Wash AvoE I,lOO
26- a" l.COO
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Farm Propertu.

10 acres adjoining town, an under fence
price t2h0O
2 s9O acre, milo from, ali under fenoc,
price, per acre, Sl2
2 so acres, I mile from town, with n good
hosiss. AL under fence, per acre, 81
4 80 acres. under fence, some good farm
land, part In cultivation, two miles frOm town.
price per aCr,, IS
5 leo scres I mile from town. under fence.
gUOd house orchard, II acres cultivated, GU
Q 20 acros, mills of town. fenced. guod house
price 500
7 lsS acres. adjoining town. umbcr ana nv
Ing water, per acre IS
3 100 acres. 4 miles west OF town. well hn-
proved aud gUOd farm land. Nlt tLJo0
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NluRISTtAN.- - frearhing every lat and 4
~ SUNDAY at I ito'clocks sunday school AT ~
o'clock every sunday. EtD. u. A. QUiCk,
Pastor.
TINTED HlETIiItEN- -SorVices at the Chris
" tian church on the -th Sunday cach month
~ WEv. COtE.
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cattlefor Sale!

The ranch and range privileges of tho Lafay-
cite County Cattle Company, on the Ccdars and
Mule. creek, BARRIER cuUnty, Kansas: cattle art
branded = and half-circlc >. Either the she
cattle with ranch and range or the entiI e stock
consisting of about 3O0 cows with calves, he
tween 800 aud 9U0 tbree-year-old steers, Tex 5
and half-breeds. and balance one and two-year
old mixed. n. .H.FULKERSON, Manager.
Lodi Barber County .Kans.
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MaAihln, f.odns Omeerl.
aocIETTKs

a AF& A. M.. pcita T.odFo No. -
IN heftilar communications. hrrt and
~ thiri Saturday evenings IN each
!" month. ). J. suErLER, W. N.
q. 81. KEssLER. Socrctary.
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CHURCHES.

AEETHODiST EPtSCOPAIs-SHryiccs every
lNl SUNDAY nt t0.sD "a m. aud : ~ y. IN. sun
day school avrry sunday at3:a0 y. ma. Prayer
tno-tinH overy thursday evening nt I:D
Htrangerf invited. W. n. GILLIAN, Pastor.
DREaHYTRItiAN. = Services ON second AMI
Il fourth sundays Of each month. sunday
anhoOl at JPN. A. AxLiNE, Pastor.