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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
FARM and FlRESIDE.
Farm Notes.
American apples will find good
market in England this year.

American apples will find a goO(
market in England this year.
Cabbages are splendid winter
feed for poultry, and should be
saved for that purpose.
In the caves of Southwestern
Missouri aredeposited hundreds Of
ton of owl guanO.
A national convention of cattle
men has been announced to meet
in st. Louis, Mo-, November l7tl
The Chesapeak frog hunters
send 100000 worth of their goods
to Northern markets every year,
European crops will DO about an
average; 26O,OOO.OOO bushel OF
wheat will be required above
production.
For the past two years the
potato and rye crops have been
very large, which has increased
the production of hogs.
Those who grow millet, sorghum
or broom corn will find the seed
the best kind of food for small
chicks next spring.
The low price of wheat makes
farmers slow about marketing
their crops, and millers in the West
will need financial aid.
An Iowa cxobargo saJs thd'
Iowa has a good crop of everything
which grows in her gardens,
orchards, field or pasture.
The latest estimates place the
corn crop at 1880, 600, 900 bushels
In most sections tits beyond the
reach of frost.
OF the 100000 head of cattle
shipped North by rail this year
Srom Texas 100000 steers were
under two years.
The number of hogs packed
since March l, according to the
Cincinnati "Price Current Is 3,
$4,000 head against 100000 in
thS same part of 1888.
with 5OQ,OO0N0a bushels of waeat
at9oduced this year the people OF
the United states are long dis.
lance frsan starvation.
n farmer in Maryland has been
experimenting with barbed wire
fences for telephone use, and an
nounces that farmers and others
will soon adopt them for this pur-
pose.
The English Furnish a good eSa-
mPle to follow in breeding sheep
for mutton. At a recent fat stock
show the Line) Din shire wethers
averaged over 25O lbs. each at the
age of 81 months.
1t is said that the simplest
remdy for worms is cattle, sheep
and hogs is tUrsentiue mixed with
little feed or given in linseed
oil or grnsl; two ounces for a COW
and sde-fourlh or less for smaller |
animals.
Labor costs just as much when
upon poor material as
upon good. True economy in
stock raising, therefore, consists in
keeping the best, which, while
larger profits, are no
more expensive.
The market is not OverstOcked |
With wool yet, despite all that may
be said 10 that effect, as we paid
$40, 100000 for foreign wool, last
gear. There is demand for wool,
md as long as we do not produce
enough for our own use sheep.
'aising will result in profit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
Kendall's Snayin Cure

hutchinson Ranch, Il miles north OF Denrs,
colorado, March 9th. Is-3 Z
Oh. D. J. hEsDALL q Co, Gcnf.:--For IN. -,
three years haze used Kendaile SPAWN f'.- ~
every case Of spawn, " which h.ve tros,-I ~,
i has killed them al, aud entirely ro1io..i 49,
In case ofsplint And % has no equal or's ''s'o
/ had vas OF three years standing -ud tbe s,,,.,'
Cure removed Il ontfoly. Ihsd COW 0cf 49,,
ed ana 10 entirely cured her Ous 5csr 80 /.
two hundred pound block Of Zee foi' 6nt of7,,,.
gon striking my foot on instep and toos. ID v-sil
be Impossible 10 mash foot worso giiio I'D br..t.
ing any boncs. Twas taken home ar.i e,-ris.i i-'-
70 the house. J DO not thlIk alnut.i io. IN ~.
leg would cause any more naia. i er,,t 4 y t ''-e
dahs spawn Cure, Il was az ufci and in *
days eould Walk around. About tlres .refi a
ago my team ran away tlrcw me out ffla ,t.,,,,,
the nina wheel struck ny knee. After srBi9ia,
seYera! highly recommended lirImrrts .i.i0,,f
obtaining any relief, wont Tor Kond.lI's srr,i.
Cure. Ny leg was drawn upald myhl.fo .,roo.n
badly. Ia three days I vas able 0rt.t III tI,s
Dain' ! could 80 into details none flfy, aad
make tnss very long letter but vfil .o. 49,,
you. Ak very respectfully yonrs.
r Osctl J.. iiUlrIlsos.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
nIs Onl,noken OplnIon,

Tho fe.y m-.lri Testimonials from O,'I,s'
tro. 0e..r. Dol. .ft..l.e phvaiclans aud other gen
omen 0f il...I .r.la and character to thc value
Of V.., .r. .ufe, published I'D tno .ul.,
nal c0lu .u. of .d. .t.t newspaper. nave ti''ty
urll.,ro .ie Nsny oi these gentlemen ! SNOW,
,., r.t,i.r .U,... I.-timouv ! was implied to
r.rcl.-e 49.-a D.l Ics Of Warmers SAL cure
-lI aI4i5 .e4.. .sides, took some' -"Allo".nb
.l.c. umr. .tr .-t. cribed quantity. Az sAl,a'
lcu tAa ue ac ls not iujdrious' ana WI" II elA-
.a4 tua. 3D. D. i1urd myself the victim % &C.
riaHs filu.. cubic should use this lfclAfa-
.i1u. llot4u.lis, she medical uroic saloh haNua
dAzed I'D hclii le.s in the presence OF more tnAh
on. alIHe1 a lady, while tlc O.. timlny "i nun
larlly leaves DOM 90 doubt That Mr., u. u War
.rf.4- iaI..t r. uouc oi those happy discover
... rAI.r occasionally hnis hcp 20 suffering
IL ---L--.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
The Chinese never dream o

The Chinese never dream o.
stewing their tea. They do not
drown it with milk or cream. Or
alter its taste with sugar, but
simply pour boiling water on a
small portion Of the leaves. 1t is
then instantly poured off again by
which the Chinaman obtains only
the more volatile and stimulating
portion of its principle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

After the age Of nine months a
good hog may be made to weigh
as many pounds as he is days old.
He sboulds be farrowed early in
the spring and should be slaughter
ed before January.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

The Canadian Farmer rightly
recommends oatmeal for feed for
COWS, saying that it IS richer than
corn meal in albuminoids aud fat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

Mail train Ia bound conneci-gt { 9arloftes.
Vile, y iln the's, : Ohio K, 4, Ess. aud west,
and ~ &c ielio with Chea. y Ot0 Railway
70 lcii u0Ld .ynci burg. ts a.tn NO'iOlk and
Western =, hodgh Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville Nelrleens, Nemph q, title Rock
AID IeAfs with Richmond and Alleyha ~
Rail@ay .or iigsOn and Natural B-idse anf
at DaAylie " richmond & D8nl lie l.. l.. 10
SOush ana hOFost.
Mail { ainrh bound. connects AZ LYNCH
burg with thea 4. r. Is. for Lexington and
Natural Bridsnd al Charlottosyill with Q. A
o. X Wig anton, clifton Forge and inter
mediate poi.
Express az South bound connect al cbars
lottesylle NChes. 4 Ohio q. W. for the eat
and AZ Dan with X. X d. Il. Il. fer an DC nte
in south, sheast1aOuthwest and East
E1presg ms North bound connect AZ Char
lottesyillel @. 4 o. X. v. for Richmond, siaun-
ton, Nhiulphur charleston and Huntington.
station.
Trains ~ and "a connect tc and from
WAkkENS daily, and train SO daily e4ceuf
Sunday. Cd from WarreutCn.
MIAEDAlN leave Alezandfis daily. etcept
sunday, a ~ and SEQ a. M lfI5p. m re-
turning Eat Alexandria o. 90, and . 90 7 a
p. M.
Frsnkliylsion, daily, except Sunday. leave
Rocky Nc 90 a. M, arriving az Franklin
JunctionO q. m. Leave Franklin Tunctiou
. BOP. msriyo 81 ROCKY Mount 20 d. mi.
making o cOnnect,n a. franklin Junrfioo
with mailns 80 snd,5 ; also With local freigbt
trains 10 chburg snd Dsnyille.
For AAsSAS DIVISION, daily, ercep. gun
day loaFesshingtOn 3 20 q M and Aierandri,,
IS an Ne At Strasburg 81 10 o no. con-
Meeting the Valley Road East and west and
At River y. V. 4. K. FOR Luray and wayne-.
boro. hnins leave strssburg % D m. srriy-
lngtt Alodfis At % , u. and Washington
50 p. N. W.
MlXERAIN leaves Alexandria daily. exeep,
Sunday, "a m arriving a. strasburg 3 81 . M
Return, d Strasburg 40 q m srriyipc Al
Alersndr40 pm.
For aiourg, connect 81 Plains station.
For up lie, reguiarc "a a ection st Delap,ane.
Pullmaieoping Cars between New Yorf ami
Montgoml mail trains, north and south b6undi
without cge, only one change % cars between
New Yorld New Orleans.
New Ops sleeping Cars icaye Wasbiogton
80 m',lning through without change.
Pullmaleeping Cars between Wsshinq,on
anu aug, Ga. without change. on no "a RI.
IN. TRAM greensboro, Charlotte ana Columbia.
soma trs with Pullman Palace Cars attached
VIM throI between Washington and Iouisville.
change. D'''' "i'NOu'
Alltrainake good connections, a. Washing
ton, 10 airom North and west.
tnIouBckets at lowest rates tOall important
pointsin United States.
J. 8. p. THOMPSON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
NJ. >. M, Eng. and su
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

D.. ?. C. WEsI's HsHvH Iso Fans Tssifss.f, fsses
ICED recilc ilr llytfra ultf'i, CasnIlrs ln, nrsas
Nsurag. Hsalahs' NsVa' f irael csf,d y he a.
ic9ho Or Tobacco, Nasf li As1u plpuicr ashs-rf 81
DE Brain resnrg 10 iuY "a issis rsry, tsssy -
Death Prsn.iufe GA hfs f.an-ss' foss n r0vu n aAs
'er lsvolsna'y Los sd 30 rsics. ousss ~
Non u he bau, tsf stls daset Eek htr sasiss
one morth's ussis-ut f1J tcz t1rri % eoc; sat
By mail P--paii on rsospt Of Prize We fssris "a IN.
'urs any ease Wa tA e-r .s..s.- b = - 49,,
compan.i vih SO. - - psi st-- sssr
anss % refund a. n ne 49, sfs
es.fsntss' issusd oaig by BoDkSkR eRoJukc nuats<
saAassi, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
Saved him 1890 Dns

hofla, q. y 70 Jon. 81. $50
DR.. D. !. KENDALL, 4 Co.. Gcni4.- m ',ir-. o..
ed good deal Of your Kendai's .pavn Crre Vim
great success, thought W. uii rtvI NOV,
what II Las done for me. Two yosrs ae5 4 h,s -
speedy a colt as was ever raised n Jrror.er
County. Mhen was breaking him, be kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and t1,s ono m ~
hind legsell 20 pieces. / emrioyfd Dc best a..
ries, but they all said De VAS spoiled. M 49,, !.
very large thooureh pin and iuaad two hotfieg ~
your kendaila Spawn euro, aLd % t0or me lsr..b
entirely on, ane he sold sferuard, far $500 49,
larsl. Ihsye used IL for bone srsrins ana ,irt
gals. and It has alwaYscurci Completely ma H.,
the leg smooth. -
Itisa splendid medicine for rhoumsfisr, 7
have recommended It 90 q good many.rnl ~
all say 70 does the work. ! was iu Vifherin.-cs
Kncelands drug store, IN Adams, be ne, M,
and saw very hne picture you cent thom I
triedto buy Il. but could not. theyfsf IL MD
write % you that you WOulQ send ne orr ..i.t
you would, and WIN doaii The eeodIc.1.
Very respectfully. ms Tv.,,~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
Household HUI

Cushions and pillows stuffed
with pine hemlock and spruce are
now in fashion.
White lace lbedspleads over silk
or silesia of some delicate shade,
with pillow shams to match, are
revived
Stoves and ironware should be
heated gradually the first time
they are used. Rub the rusty
spots on stove with sand paper
and then with kerosene.
1t is wise to give all winter
clothing and bedding thorough
airing. They should be placed in
the yard and well shaken to remove
all impurities.
Hang up kitchen utensils %
much as possible. 10 saves tro'bie
when sweeping, aud it is convent
ent to know just whore TO find
things when they are wapted ia a
hurry.
For ebonizing wood The following
receipt is said to DC entirely salts
factory. Logr God chips, eight
ounces; wa.cr q. $. coppcras. haif
an ounce boil the logwood iu one
galloa of water for halfan hour,
gid add the copperas. Apply to-
the wood while bot, giving two or
three coats. In vanishing choui.-
wood little drop black ~ be
added, or the varnSh IS almost
certain to give brown shade.
The Department or Agriculture
reports that the October returns IF
corn average higher for condition
than in the par ave years, but not
so high asin any Of tbe remarka.
bic corn years from 1910 to 1863.
The general average is ninety
three, which is nearly an average
of any seies Of ten yedr,, and
indicates about tSenty-siX bushels
an acre on a breadlhapp osimatiOg
10000, 900 acres.
Sheep Of good quality viii, rs
meat proddceFs alone. ie1der near
IL as good accolnto food cousam-
el as otief stock and wnli wool is
produce3 is so mach more TO be
credited to Them. 4 moderate
stocl. OF shcepis always profitable.
VIII e on The other hand an over
stock, 10 winch there is always q
tendeucv Wien tncploitS ave good,
will result sooner or Later in loss.
10 a.rcu'tore ,be plans per
form The part OF q mlrer 10 separ-
aiing ede valuable material from
the mass Of ,be soil. which ''e''e-
rial The, atcrVard by t5~a.d OF
toe sun and tbc a,mo9'1e'' manu- |
iactdre iIto food .or m'a ana anu
mails. The "'erent properties OF
sol ace tsu, made available, and .
that .nich VA, before orlittle or
,-sv'lde become. most valuable.
The beauty of the face is "a fral
possession, q short-liyed flower. on
y attached 40 The mere cpiduns, (
Jut that Of toe mind is in nate and
lnchanseable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

1t is getting to be well under
stood that good water is almost
essential as good food to make
healthy animals.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
EAsTwRD

cK topr NJ. CLEMENTS,
CEN rs. Ags. Mastor Of Transp.
7. O. PRINCE, s. Oft.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

30 2f2 9l0
eor.,,,,,,.,. Le1.Mail Lext'l'6I Winchstr
''N An daily Lynch 8 Aeon ton
exc sun. tx. Daily ex. suud'y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07


spikor
E3rdon. ."
vrrct --' " 'AAfeff 'aiii'l Bowman, sila'
csm n'si '''' ''n'f' i-a.- Ho''e. aal Nnon
man. '"' i'' Co..
Ivrc d rfuc. r o. ,...
'' '' 4'' .Nf-le,
John u. Grabm r.,1.,..,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

The beauty of The clcc lis "a fraU
possession, q short-liyed flower. on
~ attached 40 The mere cpidcrnls,
but that Of toe mind is in nate and
Interchangeable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

uRoush on Rats clears out Rats, Nice
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18
Are We BoominKi

There Is every indication now that the
bnilding boom that has taken possession
of Medicine Lodge will be continued,
and even increased. Besides the smaller
buildings such as residences, shops store
rooms etc. there are several substantial
structures going up that would be u
credit 10 any city.
The new hotel building, being erected
by joint stock company, composed of
our home people, will MI long-felt
want. and its completion will be hailed
with delight ON every hand. 1t is now
past the basement, and will be finished
by fall. The building is to be 55x76
feet, three stories high, with base
ment under She entire, and two-stOry
brick kitchen in the rear 1SxlO feet. the
upper rooms TO be used for sleeping
by the help. In the builing there will
be about 80 good sleeping rooms, be
sides cOmmOdious Offices, sample rooms,
reading rooms, dining room and parlors.
In the basement win be large billiard
hall, a barber shop, bath rooms, laundry
and store rooms. The details Of con-
struction will be I'm charge of Mr.. Free
man, the man who built the ROthwell
opera house at Harper, while the brick
work is being carried on by K. a.
WEIGH. Already parties are here to
lease and furnish the building in sp!en-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18
Road Notice.

State of Kansas,
County OF Barber,
Ofhce Of County Clerk. July Is, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that on the sth day
OF July 1854 petion signed by T. p. Whitaker
ano others was presented to the board of coun-
y Sonnlssioners or the county and state afore-
said, praying for the location of certain road
described as follows, viz:
BEGINNING at the northwest corner of the
oortneast quarter Of section 2, township 81,
range ID, thence west on the section line Ia
miles; thence north = of mile: thence west
ana northwest on the most practicable route
70 the west line of Barber county, thence to
Click, Comanche county.
Whereupon, said board OF county commits
sloners appointed the following named persons
viz: ID. L. Pierce, j. NJ. Dinsmore, and G. w
Graves as viewers, with Instructions to meot, IN
conjunction with the county surveyor, at the
beginning point of said road in Sun City town.
ship ON the Sth day of August, A. D., 1884. and
proceed to view said road, and give to ali par
ties hearing. BY order Of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
51 RoBr. J. TALIAFERRo, County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18
Road Notice.

State of Kansas,
County Of Barber.
Office of County Clerk, July Is, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sth day
OF July, 1884 petition signed by Amos Wilson
ana others, was presented TO the board of couA-
" commissioners of the county and state aforC.-
said, praying for the establishment Of q certain
road, described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the southeast corner of sec
ton IL, township 30, range Is thence running
west on or as near III { section line a. practical
bie TO the southwest quarter corner of section
is, township 30, range 10; thence EoTth one
half mile to tho northeast corner of the south
east quarter Of section ID, township 90, range
Il; thence west on half section line through
tho centre of section 10, township IL, range 10
and west line of section TO and the place of
termination OF eaid road IL the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest quarter OF secticn IS,
township 50, range IA.
WhereupoG, said board of county commits
sioncrs appointed the following named persons
Viz: w. o. Thompson. +. NJ Gordon and H. NJ.
Buck as vioWers, with instructions to meet, in
conjunction With the county surveyor, at the
beginning point of said road i'm Lake City town.
ship on Monday the l1th day OF August, A. d.
1884, and proceed to view said road, and give
to all parties hearing.
By orderEof the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ST. ROBT J. TALLAFERRO, County Clerk
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18

The preliminary examination OF 10.
II. Ringer, charged with being engaged
in the Watt murder, was again contin-
ued ten days from last Saturday, on
motion of the prosecution, for want Of
further evidence. 1t occurs that it is
about time now to dispose OF the pre-
liminary part of this case, for the long
or il IS agitatod the more harm will oc-
cur to the general welfare of the coun-
~. The district court will meet in No
vember and full investigation may be
made of all facts connected with the
killing Of Watt and his son, il the pros
ocutiOn is Industrious.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18

Messrs Blair and Ewart, the new
men connected with the Medicine Val
ley bank are showing their faith in the
future of the town by their works. Al
ready they have purchased about $4,000
worth Of real estate here with the idea
of building OF pant of it. They appear
to be alive to the Importance of becom-
ing identified with this place and its
interests, and are wisely making in
yestmeuts that must prove profitable
IN the matter Of dollars, and stamping
them rs enegetic citizens and business
men.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18

IL takes an observing commercial
traveller, otherwise known rs drummer,
to dish up the towns he takes In on
his travels. He knows that it is al
ways pleasant To hear of the shOrt-cOm-
ings of ones RIVALS or superiors. This
week u good-natured traveller sat in
front of hotel in this city and told
what he knew of Harper. Said he:
There's a town forty miles east of
here that has more population now
than it will ever have again; and that
town is Harper. Every branch of bus
mess there is overdOne, and somebody
is going to loose money there, certain"
And the worst of it is, the people
over there are still taking in victims
and making them believe that place is
the county seat, certain of two or three
more railroads and sure TO be the me-
trOpOlis of the southwest"
Il came down on the train with 4 man
this week who had been corresponding
with Harper firm, and he held letter
in which it was stated, we have the
county scat, and are booming lie was
much surprised when L told him An
thony was the county seat,
Another party went there and
boughta lot Of real estate, and he ask
cd where the court house was that he
might have his deeds recorded the real
estate man kindly offered 10 have the
deeds recorded For him. Three weeks
afterward tho purchaser learned, when
away from town, that his property was
not located ut the county seat"
THAT kind Of business won't win"
said the commercial man as he tipped
his chair back and waited for the ex-
perienCe of some one else.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18
Road Notice.

State OF KRnses
County Of Bgrberl
Office OF the County Clerk, July Is. 1854.
NOTICE Is Aereby given that on the sth day
VI July, 1854. petition signed 10y II. +. Van
t,ees ana Others was presented TO the Board of
Ooanty commissioners of the county and state
aforesaid, praying for the establishment of a
certain road. described as follows:
race of beginning OF said road is the north
eli-t corner OF the northwest quarter of sec
non :, township 81, range Il; thence running
west on the 9th parallel line to the northwest
Sorner OF section 4. township 81, range 10,
Incnce on the most practicable route TO the
" st line or the county on the north side OF the
0In standard parallel line OF the county.
Whereupon, said board of County Commits
sloners appointed the following named persons
VI VIZ: ID. L. Pierce, j. NJ. Dinsmore and @. W.
1raNes ne viewers, with instructions to meet,
IN conjunction with the County Surveyor, at
the Dexlnning point Of said road In Sun City on
the tth day OF August, A. D., 1854, and proceed
20 view said road, aud give TO all parties hear
BOARD 0FCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
o. hoBT- j. TALIAFERRO, County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18

did style. and propositions have been
received from others al: us to secure
it,
4 PROPOSITIONS also on foot TO build
a brick block from the Medicine Valley
bank south, the buildings to be of the
same style of architecture, two-stories
high, glass and iron fronts and all to be
SOx70 feet. There is hardly any doubt
but this block will be commenced with
m the next 30 days.
a proposition is on foot to put up a
row of. three brick business houses two
stories high on the east side of North
Main street. In the north part OF town
the Cresset block will soon be under
way. This will consist of two-stoTy
brick on the north and one OH the south
OF the present building occupied by the
Cresset and the new bank.
JAS. Boutwell, has also commenced
the foundation for his new two-story
brick adjoining Lebrecht Oh the south;
while Harrington & Smiths new brick
store is nearly ready for the finishing
touch.
These improvements are but few
OF those talked of; and we certainly
think that Medicine Lodge means bust
ness this time.
There is no longer any doubt about a
railroad coming here. Most people
think it will be here before frost; though
others will not place the date earlier
than next spring. But, just the same,
it is coming; and right here is going to
be the town of southern Kansas. We
have the location, tue water, the sur
rounding country, the people, and moth
ing can retard the prosperity of Medi-
nf,a n nI.,o
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-18
500 Reward |!

STOLEN, from ". w. Brand, of Red Fork
Ranch. Indian Territory, on or about July LIST,
one sorrcl horse, about IA hands high, heavy
of neck, branded = on left shoulder, about
years old 81
Alsoone dun horse, black line back. split ears,
dark name and tail, same brand, left shoulder.
Also, one Denver saddle, Heiser make, with
pockets covered with black bear skin.
These horses and saddle were stolen by one
X. E. Lewis, sometimes known as "Nibs'b. He
Il "a or 25years old, feet 10 or II inches high;
light complexion, eyes blue, large and promi-
neat; hair brown, face smooth, excepting light
mustache; he carries a Winchester carbine
A-six-shOoter and a largo knife in q raw-hide
scabbard, attached to revolver belt
A reward of SIS will be paid for the return of
the two horses saddle and pockets, and SIS for
the return Of the man. Address all informa-
ton to d. VANSLYKE,
20. MEDICINE LODGE KANs