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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

There Is going 70 be strong demand
made on the next Legislature Of Kansas
70 20 amend the criminal Law that capt.
tai punishment can be enforced, ana
when the change Is made We may hope
TO see the necessity Of lynch law par
tally done away with. Since the 49,
sion Of the last legislature Kansas has
gone through with more blood-sheSl
than any time IN IL history sincs Tie
eory DAYS Of The war; and people every
where are demanding that no obstacles
be placed between the murderer and
justice. Sickly sentimentalists may -
wei stand aside and let old vox Popuh
have his say. Anrdsrers must b hung
In Kansas The penitsutiary IL not the
place for the villain VINO sheds mans
blood and the people are demanding a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

In its anxiety to do good the INDEX
has made fearful blunder, and hast
ems to correct 1t before some smart
newspaper or individual does. Know
ing the importance of every section Of
the country having able and influential
legislators, especially in the upper
branch Of the general assembly, we
went out Of the way to suggest Hon.
Frank Z. Gillette, of Kingman, as q
suitable man for the republicans of this
senatorial district, to nominate rs their
candidate. This was all well and good,
and the modest suggestions from q dem
ocratic source were meeting with hearty
approval. Mr.. Gillette's home paper
copied our article, and this made us
kind Of proud, and 30 we shot out an
other paragraph, hoping il would be du-
ly reprinted and credited. That last
paragraph was what got n friend to
thinking, and pulling the laws on US, he
proceeded to show that Kingman coun-
ty does not belong in this district, and
therefore IL Mr.. Gillette wants to repre-
sent Barber county he must move into
the thirty-ffth district. He Is now in
the thirty-third, composed of Kingman
and Sedgwick counties. Barber is mix
ed up with the following counties In
this senatorial business Pratt, Stat
ford, Pawnee, Edwards, Ford, Hodge
man and Ness, and all the counties west
OF these-quite little territory. We
are very sad over our blunder, and can
only say we meant well. And now, we
hope that IL the republicans Of the thir-
ty-fifth district are to elect the senator
he may in every way be IS good q man
as Mr.. Gillette.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Manhattan is just now enjoying the
excitement OF a novel romance, says a
dispatch from there. Saturday night a
large box Of express matter was rolled
out at that station, and on being open
ed was found TO contain a young man
who figured quite prominently at Tope-
ka two years ago, crayon artist, soci-
ETY. blood and capital guard. ii. II.
Buell. is his name. He was in Chicago,
got broke there, wanted TO get home, 80
shipped himself G. o. ID. by express.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

A constitutional amendment, likely
TO be submitted to the people, is now
before congress, making the terms for
which the president and vice president
are elected six years instead Of four,
and making the president ineligible to
reelection and should the vice presi-
dent oil the presidential Office, rs in the
case Of Arthur, he is also ineligible to
election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Oklahoma boomers are going through
with the annual farce Of settling that
coveted country, and Capt. Payne IL
getting all the money there Is TO be
squeezed from the would-be settlers. It
were better that this troublesome ques-
ton were settled one way or the other,
and all parties would be better OF.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

1t 10 too early yet to hear what the
democratic convention did at Topeka
yesterday, but Il Is almost certain that
Governor Click was made chairman Of
the delegation 10 Chicago. The dele
gates from this state will go for TIden
rs long rs there Is any hope Of him &C.
cepting the nomination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

after June LIST, Sunday there will
be change in the running OF passenger
trains on the Southern Kansas railroad.
The train from Kansas City will arrive
nc HarpeFa 40 I1O'sIock, noon, instead Of
II at night /; and Teturning will leave
Harper at p. NJ instead Of 8 A. N. The
night train, for the present. will stop at
Independence.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The surplus sorghum seed has been
fed to hogs by sugar company In the
south, with good results. The animals
have been healthy, and have thriVed a.
well on II as on corn. The seed Is cook
cd by steam before feeding.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Kingman and Harper are just tickled
to death over being favored with a cir
Gus, while old Medicine Lodge, the pio-
neer town Of this great southwest, must
travel forty miles II it weuld see the
elephant. Next thing we know Sarato-
Ga, the baby In swaddling clothes six
months ago, win be Growing over Medi-
cine Lodge. IL Is said.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

In another column appears the adver.
tisemeht Of the McNeal, Little &
Thompson banking company, q new es-
Establishment Just opened in Medicine
Lodge. The gentlemen connected with
this institution are known as reliable
steady business men, identified with
the interests Of this town and county,
and 1t Is the general wish that the new
bank may prove perfect success.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

To-day Is the one set apart by CON-
mon consent AZ memorial day, and over
the entire country where there is a grave
containing the remains Of n Union sol
der, flowers will be strewn by loving
hands and the memories Of years now
gone by win be brought mp. II Is an
appropriate custom, and we have no
doubt will continue for many years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Dodge City Dsmocrat ne dance
halls In Dodge City are now q thing Of
the past, the city council having passed
an ordinances prohibiting the running Of
the same Music n nsloons IL also for
hidden The prsssut mayor and cOun-
cal intend 10 sustain liberal and i'm
partial policy In al municipal analrs,
but they win not tolerate the running
OF any branch Of business that 10 dstxi-
mental TO The best interests Of the city
or oppOscd by sIarge majority Of the
business men.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Horse thieves are receiving the atten-
ton OF sheriffs over the state. Vigil
ance committees could take hand with
becoming grace. We would remark that
the depredations are not committed Ia
the vicinity Of Medicine Lodge.-Smart
Exchange.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The Cultivator and Herdsman 10 n
new monthly publication Just issued
from Garden City, Kansas, by L. d.
Bailey, editor and publisher. II IL a
sixteen page publication, and filed with
appropriate matter. The only objection
We can OFFER 10 that II does not appear
weekly. Kansas has passed the day
when monthly publications win satisfy
Us craving Zoo fSssh reading matter
But anyway, success 70 the new ven.
tire.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The Santa Fs railroad viii soon have
air brakes on one hundred through
freight ears, to be used In carrying
freight direct 70 San Francisco. Should
the experiment prove . success, all Of
its rolling stock win be improved In the
same Way.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Mrs. Langtry apPeaTed to large audi
ences in Kansas City this week, and was
received enthusiastically. She has let
up on Gebaart, and was guilty Of no
other bad breaks 30 far as the newspa-
Ders have informed us.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Until within The past few weeks We
did not believe Il was ct all probable
that Tilden and Hendricks would DO the
nominees OF the national democratic
convention but We believe now that
they win Be. From every section Of the
country the cry Il going up for The "old
ticket" aud Il looks now that "a win ba
nominated. There appears 10 b no
doubt about Il bsing elected u nominal
Cd and 20 We win b satlsded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Dodge City has decided 70 do away
with the dance houses and conccrt halls,
the city council and citizens having
JDiDed forces 70 suppress these nuisan-
ses- BY the way, the council does not
belong TO the s0-caIled "law and order"
party. either.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The INDEX more than q year ago pre-
dicted that Gen. w. T. Sherman would
be the republican nominee for the pres
idency, and 10 II still Of that belief.
Blaine and Arthur are emitting each
others threats none Of The other can
didates have any positive strength, and
the selection OF q dark horse II certain
70 occur. Gen. Sherman IL the man on
whose head the honor win fall. Marx
this prediction.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

There is no doubt about the calf crop
being better this year than IL has been
for the past three seasons. And next
year will be an Improvement on this, II
we are TO believe experienced ranch
men
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Aconsiderable portion Of the immigra-
ton coming in here now Is from parts
Of Missouri where the rain has destroy
ed all hopes OF a good crop year. It is
Just barely possible many Of these good
people have jumped from the frying pan
INTO the fro.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Even Jay Gould's name Is not 80 good
that his credit Is never questioned. Dur
ing the financial troubles Of few days
ago, bank at Lexington, No., refused
TO cash drafts issued In his name TO the
employees Of q railroad over there. He
did not fail this time. however.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

A party who came over from Harper
this week said that the memorial day
services, to have occurred to-day, were
postponed because there was to be n
circus in town. This IL . severe blow
On Harper.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The New York correspondent OF the
Boston Herald estimates Gen. Grants
real estate at $500, 900, and his presents
and curiosities Mt $500, 900; added to
this the trust fund Of $4,000 would
bring the generals assets MP 10 81, O5O,-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

A report from Wichita il to the effect
that the liquor trafiic has been entirely
suppressed up there. Bosh Such re-
ports have been circulated from every
town IA Kansas, aud In every instance
they were whole-cIoth lies.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

From parties who have lately passed
through the principal cattle ranges in
the Territory, south Of here, we IOarn
that cattle arc In excellent condition,
have generally shed OF in the past two
weeks, and that the roundup can be
rushed through when once started, un-
less high water prevents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30
MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.


On one thing the Cresset aud INDEX
are united, and that il the effort 10 have
n grand Fourth OF July celebration in
Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Harper claims to have offered such
inducements TO tho Fort Scott q WITCH
tia railroad that II win cross the South
ern Kansas road at that point, instead
Of at ArgonIa I'm Summer county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Governor Charles p. johnson, who
defended Frank James at Gallatin, an
nounces that he IL going 10 take that
worthy person mp 70 Minnesota and
prove his innocence.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

The Western Central Kansas Cowboy,
q creditable newspaper published until
now ut Sidney, Ness county, will be re-.
moved 10 Dodge City this week, enlarg-
ed and greatly improved. Col. s. s.
Prouty, former state printer OF Kansas,
~ the editor and publisher.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30
OEcidiP1perof Barber County,

To Oar Bubssribsrs; n from any cause ths
IHDHz does not reach you regularly. you are
requested t. 'ufy ne At ones. We are care
fui about sending cut ths paper. and want 10
know when subscribers fan tOEotIL q
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30
Motiee Of Yinal 0sttim~ut

GhkDfIOhs and IN others Interested IN the
Oestate Of 1elvyn Mellott deoeaaed. are hcr,-
y nouned that ~ the next term OF tho Probafs
Court court OF Barber county, 20 be held IN the
June n. 1884, the Undetermined ndfulrIrtrsSSs.
WIN make nnal settlement q ssid estate.
0Eo. ". RKNDRICKsON.
k-4W Admfufsfrafor
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-05-30

Noe4oo VI AGSecnm64k-
/. 3. Teyis and T. 8. Proctor, partners1 Before
as Tevis 3 Proctor, Piaint1fs, Jam
versus 4 Nurae
William Carl, Defendant Up. m
Lake C1ty township, Barber county, Kansas.
Nodce 10 hereby given that ON the 18th day of
nay loo4, James Nurse, Justice Of the pSace
on Lake City township, Barber county, Kansas.
issued an order OF attachment In the above
named case for the sum Of forty-one and tweEty.
nve nundredths dollars (el1.25l aud that said
cause wiz DO heard On the I'd day OF June, lisa
~ 10 O'Clock An TEvrs & PROCTOR,
81 % Plaintiff O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
&0ni9 8aIa SeAn6a att 3ntier
WfLhelm.

SIN elmer Sibuna pes Stuttgarter 2peisz
beretns bonn Deutl6en G0IonialDeretn be-
rihtete Der &aufmanu ST., @oltn iiber letne
Geiien in Melt>Afrtfa, iotpte uber Die oG<
ielbjt bon ibm %angefniipften SerbtnDungen
Sur griinourg elmer SanoelsfolDnte, nobel
ct ben 8rief zines bDrtigen gtegerfontgs an
ben Deltti1en &aiier perlas, beIien ueber>
brtnqer Golin lelbft mar. 9teler Grief
pes Manga ,,Bala demba' lautet in ber
ueberieButg mie folgt:
SD bitte @ott, ben QQetnt9en, Dem
Rternan6 glei6fomn1t, Der gr0Ber lit ais
9flaneu WtobarneD, ben er 9eianDt bat, UNI
fid ale G0nige 81 getDtnnen our6 oet &o7
run nno bur6 letHe S6riftgeIebrten, Die
0as Wort allen 9enen perfllnoen lolen, ote
eS nod ni@t fe1nen; Dieler 8rieF m0ge
Sbncn gut 3ufnntnten. OieS tit nur eth
8rtet aber gieles lit bartn entbalten. SD
Der &onig ielbit, babe i'm i0reiben laiiet.
SD, Der &oni9 Der 8agas, III metl1er 9tee
iteen3 Sulnania am 9ubrefafluife, in Der
meinem Sobne eegebene1 2anDi6aTt. Die
len Brief babe i) 6errn 9oLtn gege6en. oas
nit er i'm lelbit nit iid) nebule un6 leinem
&0ntge iberbringe, oanit Die Deinen Sos
niae urb i1re 5Samilten matchmaker befa1nt
perpen. 0enn t6, bet &6lig bier, ilbers
tuqde Die @uropGer, un0 Sic f0nnen Sbz
rem untert6aneu iager, baB tie rubig ieieu
in meinem 2anbe: SD laiie ibnen ben noz
tbtgen SduB angeoetbeu. Sage1 sic
niht, Dab es nur ei1 i6narser Wiann Jet,
Der Sbnen oieien 8rtef lhretbt, benn Sic
miiien mtiiet, Dab ale &Dnige fino, SD
bin Elm &onig nit gtamen Bala 0etnba,
Der &0nig Der 8agaS. Olein Sobn, Der
8eberr16er bonn 0nbrefafllB, griBt Sic.
9ae BrilSen ntetrleS !SauleS gritBen sic
uno ale eolen SauliIten meineS GalOes
9riBen Sic. Btr lagen, baB ntele Sbrer
llntert6anen bterber fDn1rnen fonnen nlt
6albel su treiben, BENT mir tpolIeu, baB
Der Stub BEN @uropGern ge0ffnet let. Sn
meinenl 9anoe lit fein Rrieg, unb 10 LANCE
t6 lebe, mtrb fein Srieg lein, 10 baB Die
GlrOpder nidts 81 flr6ten baben. 0ess
fnegen babe t9 9errn @oltH btelen 8rtef
9egeben, bar1it CT i'm S9nen iibergebe,
bamtt Sic erfabren, baB tein @uropGer la
gen fann, man bate ibm in n1einem 2a1oe
ettpas 81 2eto setban. gon 8etanntl6afe
ten, tpel6e man bat, 9tebt es bret 9lrten F.:
Sic fenuen Senanoen uuo Sic lagen ibm
nt6ts. Sic fennen SenlauOcn. llnb mas
Sic piiien nerbeg Sic linn lagen, ulD sic
tenne1 Semanbe1, pel6er Sbnen Sur0t
etnflDBt, un0 man i6dmt ii1, es iDm 5l
iagen, SIT Sbr 6relnb cine Srar, 10 la
gen Sic iDr nidts, 1T SIR Sreuno aber Elm
Wfann ME Sic, 10 fiirdten Sic ni6ts urS
i6iitten inn Sbr 0ers aus. Sbr britt
ter 6reuno lit @ott, tnel6er S6ncn 6urdt
einflDBt u11o Sic braudeu es inn nidt 5l
lagen, benin er iiebt III iDr 9ers unb ipeiB
mas barin porgebt, Die QlntiIope piIrDe
ni1t Deriu9eb ith auf Dem 9tlden gu
fraben, ipenn ie li6 ni0t ibrer 90rner be-
muBt mare, unb 10 ipdren aud ni1t Die
@uropGer bierDer gefomrnea. ipenn lie rttAt
ipiiBten, baB lie bier III 6i6erbsit mareu,
4m S6nen oaS 9lQes mttsntbeilen, babe
t9 bielen Brtef gel0idt, i'd Der 6 D / g
8ala 9 a. 9ala2amtn a 8,
Sara Oemba nmqmbS epbpn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

@lme ariinbete por einigen Wfonaten i'll
QiQccto (6auptItobt bon Goriifa) etn
8latt, ySampterO", in tpeldsn er ben OPP
portuntiten, belpnoerS benz Brdtetten &reS
montels, Dem Wlaire peralot uilo oent Se>
putirten SAUL @rene, ldqrt gu Setbe 9!fl9.
iebr oft III beleiDigcuben susbriifer. @lnes
9lbetbS, UNI 10 llhr, tptrh CT beIrt gtad@
1auIegeDen pDn mebrcren Sllrldelt llDcr>
fallen, Die i'm furdtb1r nit Stoden bear
beiten, inbcr1 tic ibnt SurIfen: n0tes Dlro
Did leDren, Su ldlretbeu!" SatntzGllne
beaab ii6 na6 Der 8rdfettur, nm ltb tpe9e1
bieles lleherfalleS, Bel Dem Die YollSet olIrb
TIRE 9Ibipeienbeit glGnSte, Al betla9etpJ Der
4rGfrtt IieB ibn midt DOR. 9es 'aAoerl1
Saqes erblifte er i'm tm SatteebduleA6og
ben Sut uno 1tclte iid ibn Dor. Der SRA
fcft erlutoerte ben GRUB ntd1t nno that, dts
ipGye Saints@ Cine oar nidt od. 0teler
idote suejter: yOie Wauerani1lGgc, in oenelr
id ntsin 8latt antinoigte, ftno ab9ertlieh
ipprben; man bat einen Srief an mid dlt
Der 9oit ipesgenolnmen; gelterlt WbenD
muroe i'd BON mebrercn Saugent6tlen libers
fallen. SD Made Sic Dafiir nerantip0rt>
lid" 0er 8rGfeft riibrte it6 ebenloiDentg.
Saint Sine febrte iDnn ben Giden uno
ieBte ii6 nit benz Mu6ruf: uSei9ltng, Did
b1uter! !" Oaraufbir1 fielen Der &afteeptrtb
uno Ieine aipel &elIuer nit @iienitaben iber
ibn Der uno bearbeitetcn i'm, bis er blutelD
auf benz Sooen lag. 9t1n crit erl6ien Die
Qnltsei uHb - fihrte ben 9albtobten na6
benz @efGngniB ab, no er 35 Sage in
ooGItGnbtger Mb9ei6Iniiens
belt gebalten tpurbe. 0ararf tpurbe er
Dor oos 3u6tpoli5eigeri6t gelteut, ipel6es
ibn ipe9en 8eLeioigung oes 8r6feften Su
fInf Wtonaten @efGngutB perurs
tbeilte. 0tetenigeu, nel6e ibn miBbalbeIt
batten, bltebeu unbeDeligt. Satnt@Glns
legte 8erufnng etr, Ill Solge beiiell ct ipee
n~t9itens p~orldltftg auf freten 6uB gelebt
DurDe. Q6er III tpurbe CT zines 2lbe1os
in Der 9tG6e Der BrGfeftur bon bier &erlen
= man %bebauptet, eS leten perfappte s o.
It3iiten getpeien - iberfaaen, Die ibln
B zen Ste It gaben. Sor ber 8erufungs7
Suitau1 Dem 2~lppeuDofe in 8aitta, am
2. April, erid)ien Saint>Glnle al5 Sters
benber, bet faltm nod atbntete nnD Debz
baI6 auf etuem GeiieL bingetragen iperhen
muBte. Seine tpciuen6e Sral 1tano iDnt
BET. QlQe anipeielt6e1 iuarert ttef ergrtffen
BON Dem 9lnbIiG. Der Staatsantpalt 8tlz
ialp ieopdl aing ulnio beftiger in Der8egrins
buug ieines StrafautrageS gegen i'm Dor.
Scr !3uitanb, in benz ii9 Saint @lme
beftnbet," iagte er, Bari ii nj Mot
Das WttIeib Ser Gtdte r II 10 e ~
Sen. Die unteriudung bat befpieien, baB
6te an ibm periihten SbGtli6fetten Dbne
8ebeutung iino. Satnts@Ime BAT
bte perbtente2eetton erbalten.
SIS lit mobG mDgli6, OaB ct beute uns
cine Gon1Obte ~boripielt. uebrigens perben
bic Ner3te, tpel6e i'm III letblider II II b
poltti der 9tnit6t bebanbeIn II,
ldon SIT betleu %piliet,"
Der @pprG6of iebte bic @efdngntsitrafe
bon flint Mlonaten auf 40 Sage berab,
Saint Cine ftarb iebod tpentge
Sage adj Der, am 8. 9lpril, in Solge
6er erIittenen MiBbanbLungen
beren urbeber BON feinem Staatsanlpalt
beldfttgt murben. @elbe 3uitGnDe itnb
bas! Q8as lino bas fir 8eamte UNI
&i9ter?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
Dpts MaB at,sp Sertt.
SnIanb D.

= Die ,beuti den un6 6atb5eutz
f1en Mttg1teoer bes National7
QbgeorbRetenbauie IS itimmten be-
treffs oes Df orrtion'i@en Garifs
TO-: itWnrrton ttimmten: Die
9empfraten: 9 I bon M%tsconIin,
Gletner bon Sppiana. g elmont
BON Neu Oorf, Dors1eime r BON Stem
0orf, SO 0 + e BON N~taiia6uietts, 9ausz
mann bon lfi0iGan. @e8en 80 r.
OH nimnlten: Die 9elnofrate1
6iebGer bon SEEM SerieD, 6 rme ~
trant BON 9ennlplnanieu, 90 il | / I
non Stem Oorf; uno Sic 9fepublifaner
s. il n b er bon @isconiin, 8reitung
bon Mihigan unO @ber9art bon
9enniplpanien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
gor1ifa,tts0e gufanSe.

SIM fraus0ii6en Miniiterrat6 pur6e am
u. Mprtl be)Alofien. cine u%nteriudung
ii6er bic 8orfqQe an3roronen, melde ben
Sob bes Sournaliiten 9Dsquetz
Gqinte 81 me be~rbeigeflbrt baben.
9te gartier @eri6ts3eitungen bringen
tpabrbaft baaritrapbenOe 8ert9te iiber Die
@%ngele9enbeit.
Ser frBbgre 2ffi2ier 0osaHet : Saints
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-16

shoulders he took up and COM
pleted the entire course of study
taught in the law school of the Uni
versity, and was admitted to prac-
tice law in the courts of this State
in 1882. So that Mr.. Morgan is a
practical school teacher, a success
full school superintendent, finished
classical and scientific scholar, pol
ished gentleman, and has achieved
a first class legal education. He
has thorough practical and scien-
tihc knowledge of school work and
teaching. having prepared and pub
lished the first course of study for
district schools in this State. So
popular is Mr.. Morgan and his
work in this county where they are
best known that | hear hundreds
of Republicans declare their inten-
ton of voting for him and their be
lief that he will carry this Republi-
can county by a large majority.
His Greenback competitor is re-
ported to be a man of slender ca
pacity and meagre attainments, and
| firmly believe that Mr.. Morgan
will carry his county by hand
some majority.
MoNoNGALIA COUNTY.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-16
Our Generation's Changes.

There are thousands of people liv-
lug in this country to-day who never
expected slavery and other fixed in
stitutlons to be brought to an end in
their day and generation Those
wrongs to down trodden race deem
ed invincible, but yet one generation
has seen them hiotted out, and now
the present. one sees just rs great
evils confronted with an army just
as strong rs any that ever waged war
for the benefit Of the oppressed.
Change is written everywhere. The
ills and woes of mankind are claim
ing attention, and the coming gener-
alton can erect the monument over
many Of the fourshing evils of to
day. In no profession is there more
advancement being made than in the
science of medicine. Physicians are
learning To ptactice common sense as
well as medicine. They are begin
ming to prescribe Peruna and Mana-
lin for a large number of the com
plants of mankind. and with aston
ished success. They keep on in the
good work and the end is assured
Send for the book on the ILLS of Life, ;"
aud for bottle Of Peruna, to DR.. S.
Hagtman x Co, Coiumbs, Ohio
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-16
Select Excursion.

In our last issue we published a
notice Of the last excursion to the
seashore for this season, announc-
ing very low rates from many points
on the line of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, we again call attention to
this in this weeks issue, advising
our readers to take advantage OF
the last of the season, no more en-
joyable trip can be had than a few
days recreation at the seashore.
The Pennsylvania Railroad have an
nounced special excursion would
leave for the seashore on August
2Ist at very reduced rates. tickets
good to either Cape May or At
lantic City, good to return on any
train excepting the New York and
Chicago Limited. for ten days. In
formation can be had on >applica-
ton of any Agent of this Company
or by applying TO Thos. f. Watt,
Passenger Agt. of the Western Dis
trict, no Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh.