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MIR. George P. Gray

The latest E. 81 W. Collar of the sea-
son-the DurangO-at Belsinger's, "A
Whitaker street.-AdU.
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For RECEIVER of Tax Returns,
Dividend No. A.

Quotations of above received and posted
every HALF HOUR at Office of A. l.. HART
RIDGE. over Savannah Bank and Trust Com
nanE. Orders eNecnted nromntlX.
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observations taken at the same in0iii'''
Of time at all stations
e.-.S,rtu Dec. + u P. ". Washn 1LLle-
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For nne custom-made, stylish Clothing
YOU must 20 to B. II. Levy & Bros, for
their prices are the lowest in this city
ddU.
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German Friendly Society.

The regular monthly meeting will be held
THIS Monday EVENING, IN Turner Hail.
at I 30 o'clock. .,,,.>- ,,-..;.,o,,+
TTFTT.FH Secretary,
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For Ordinary.

HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
1874
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SIihslr1an Aailr0aDn,
City and Suburban R'y.

SAVANNAH, Nov. IL, 1884.
I'm and after WEDNE DAY, Nov. u, the
" following schedule will be run on the
Suburban line:
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= the south Atlantic States to-cA5
-sstber- westerly winds, and sngn'
.ba4ges in temperature .---,.+o a.
The Seight Of the rlYer a. a. S4ngnsta
"a o,eloex p. II. yesterday lA AZ 80
time) was IA feet inehesIa [i % hours ~ $,
Comparative statement Fl t ysSl. ~-'--0
- cov-aruan Dec. q. lcoo anu 49, fgsL
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Dratbp.

The celebrated Pearl Shirt, at B. H.,
Levy 4 Br0,'s,-Adc.
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Headquarters

The Broadway Silk Derby Hats, at Bel
singers, "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
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To the Voters of Chatham County: l am a
candidate for the Office of RECEIVER OF
TAX RETURNS at the election in January,
aud respectfully ask your support.
4 SOI ONTONS
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hEmrshau Rouso.

Requests his friends and acquaintance to
call and see him at Martins Shoe Store,
11N Brnnghton street -ddr.
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.vv,rwfNe THE:YEAF'


.. T Christian. Pastor % 1be Years
S,huroh. DiscOurses
Work. ,,-...i.v- Methodist |
IN. ~ vssterday. were OF an un lining |
Cnulo -, character. In the NJ 1-aar
ln'ei 50. aon,rv1ion Of the enul0n -yica
the ias 80, SU.i,l and the solemn Se' .be
was 49,, deeply Impressive. ~ lie
was lel''. - 1,astor. Rev. 7. J. mi a.
eNehinS - - the work Of the year
Ia 30 +axt the thirteenth verse :.
lgoA .--eIffb chapter OF Ecctesiasss
tee lMf ;ldsr the conclusion O. ine "noie
matter s+atistieal review
- -ssuIrs which aa4 been accom-
1tsbed during the year. OOtn % rs 2as-
- an4 the auxiliary OrganlLati1.hn.s u
The church. and was PROUD c,;,-i,' =,
- -1~0gress of Meth0dlsm. IN giNIns
~ pPs,,Its nj the various branches Of the
el,-7rch in its work toe pastor eA .lly,t
me methods BY which a. Fous-
10 reach the people, ana . S "a
an Increased zeal in the great eHOrt u
| christianize me world ,,,-,--..-- ,,,,,,.,.o
TIE total membership "a Trinity cnurch
| l. SO persons. During the see,
| new members were receiNeg!-7o' rr ~!
letter and - By profession OF iaI' Il ~ ,.S
-,---.,.l, bv removal ana deaLaG was o.
uecls:,.7 set Increase in the membership
slo ~ Tbe nu;,ber Of deaths was -;
Tbs Dastor during the wear pfoae.Iei
1IS sermons. besides eXnOita .N,i''
iectures and prayer-meeung IalAs.
m t-taI number Of infants baptized was
I - Tbrsa aero enrolled as baptized We
| Ssrts but were not included in the num-
bey al members received nor, counted as
,-,,,abers ia the church statstlcs.
NIL ~ -ut numbsF Of sunday scnOol
me pres, = which the Aission sun
day school, a branch Ga 4 ave
The number Of church societies =
/ The Parsonage Aid Society. with 20 men,
| hers. the Auxiliary WOman's Missionary
Society, with 20 members; the Young La
dies Missionary Society, with 80 men,
bers: the Auxiliary Orphans Home so
ciety. with 40 members, and the sunday
school Benevolent Society, composed OF
Young ladies, and just organized.
In giving the results OF the work ac-
| comDlisbed by these organizations, he
| ave an outline of how il was done, with
y suggestion for increased effort in the va.
rious directions in which the aims Of the
church sought TO be suOserVec. Inc
amount contributed by the church TO the
centennial fund was $500. Tbs assess
ments for foreign missions were $SOO anC
for domestic missions SOU, LOT worn Ou'
preachers and widows and orphans Of de
ceased preachers $500, for church eXten,
Sion 500. for support Of Bishops $40, anC
for support Of young men preparing iol
the ministry sis, showing a total OF S2,309
an of which. the pastor reports. viii %
paid. The current church expenses were
about $500.
The total amount Of church collections
for me vaar was $I1. 454 13, as follows:
]
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For Sheriff.

To the Voters of Chatham COUNT: FELLOW
CITIZENS-Being thankful for your support
in the past, l beg to again place myself as a
candidate for reelection TO the office of
COUNTY SHERIFF. and do respectfully ask
your votes and influence on JAN. Z, 1885.
Your obedient servant.
JOHN T. ROMAN.
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Attention. G. o. 2.

ChildreE's OyercOats,
In sizes from 215 years upwards. Prices
from 81 upwards, at B. H. Levy 81 Bros.
Adj
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Woo. Coal and Bloeks

For sale by R. B. Cassels, corner Tay-
lor and East Broad streets-telephone
No. II
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e,t1trrnI 9nnitafinna.

SHEPPARD Died, from an atEa1E 81
Of pulmonary hemGrrhage, on saturday nlght
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Mrs. NJ. A. Z. Kirksey, 80 Whitaker
street, Savannah, says: Browns Iron
Bitters did me much good when troubled
with dyspepsia. 1 found it to be all that
is claimed for it."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-08

For sale by +. B. Cassels, corner Tay-
Tor and East Broad streets-telephone
n
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II You Want shoes To-day

IEauu
For OveTcOats, B. II. Levy & Bros, 1S9,
1871 and 1913 CONGRESS street.-Adu.
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A. Falk & Son call special attention to
their Suits now selling at $12 and SIS,
former prices SIS and SIS. They also
have fine Dress Suits at correspondingly
low figures,-Adc.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
TIE Savannah Savings and Loan Co.

The goth installment to subscription of above
stock will be due and payable at the office OF
Treasu.sr. ia Pay street on MONDAY, Dec.
: 1854 This installment completes the first
5000 shares Stockholders are requested TO be
prompt IN payment.
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@urtion ssalr.n zuturr Daua.
r,arrNv~ -~~~---~-------~---s~~--~------~
ADMlN lSTRATOR'S SALE.
Il OH
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
III. DORSETT, Auctioneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted bv
the Honorable Court of Ordinary OF Chat
ham county, l will sell. before the Court
House door, in the city of Savannah. during
the usual hours of sale, on TU ESD Az. Jan,
6, 1885. the following, sold as the properly OF
the late PATRICK CULLEN, fer the pur-
pose of distribution and the payment Of
debts, viz:
A portion of Lot letter r, Middle Oele-
thorpe ward, and the improvements thereon.
consisting of twO-stOry brick store and resi-
dence on the northwest corner of Harrison
and st. Gaul streets, and the two twO-storv
wooden residences adjoining and north Of
same. JOHN Z. HERE
Administrator de b0nis non
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SpFrtal NottrFe.
Oranges.

For Dancy,s 'BUENA VISTA GROVE
RANGES, leave your orders at Office Of
D. \. DASCY,
90 Bay street.
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In concluding his discourse the pastor
referred TO the great work which the
el..rch has before it, and in view OF what
had atreedv been accomplished he urged
a new zeal aa1 farvor in the spread oil
Christian faith.
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Mr. s. H. BUNKER, NEWNANSVILLE,
vi Fla. says: II suffered with Chronic Diarr-
hpa; tried nervous remedies with only temper
airy relief. Browns Iron Bitters permanently
removed my trouble and increased my
weight
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3. III. Levy a Bro.s
The leaders IN Fashionable Clothing at
reasonable prices, 1s9, 191 and 1913 Con-
gress street.-Adr.
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HENRIETTA Cloth

A IL grades from 81 to 81 50 per yard. These
n goods are guaranteed to be from one oil
Inc best European manufactures. call spe-
cial attentio TO quality at 81 so per yard.
COURTAULD'S CREPES, all grades from
75c. to So per yard. e. CREPE VEL re,
extra quality. WINDERMERE Crepe
Wells from 81 to Yl5,
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Dividend Nc. %,

dividend of THREE DOLLARS AND A
II ALE per share has been declared by the
Directors of the Citizens Mutual Loan Com
pany. PAYABLE on and after MONDAY, Dec.
g at the Office of the company.
GEO. c. FREEMAN, Treasurer.
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For Ordinary.

To by Friends and Feltos0 Ctttsens: here
by announce to you that I will be candidate
for REELECTION to the office of ORDI-
NARY in JANUARY next, and will be CRATE
full for your friendship and support.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
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lrnitad nrdrlnlic Cnttnn Press IA.

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. &. 1854.
meeting of the Stockholders Of this COM
pany viii be held 1T the Office 81 the SaVan-
NAH C3tton Press Association, SO Bay street,
on MONDAY. Dec. 5. at 4 o'clock P. NJ, for the
n1rDose of considering such matters as may
BE presented. j. b. KifLE1,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28


All the anticipations Of the most ar
dent were realized yesterday. and the
combination-thanksgiying dinner at
the new hotel was in every way sue
cess. The entire programme was car
ried out to letter, and there was TO
one who went away dissatisfied or in
the least displeased.
The ladies in charge of the enter
tainment were in every way attenti, Q
and accommodating, and there was
nothing left undone to make everyone
enjoy themselves in the fullest degree.
The tables were loaded down with the
substantials and delicacies Of the sea-
son; all cooked with a degree OF per-
lection to suit even the most epicurean
taste. Both socially and financially the
dinner was a success.
As a proper prelude to the dinner,
Thanksgiving religious services were
held in the Christian church from eley-
en- until twelve, in the forenoon, con-
Quoted by Revs. Gillian, Mulkey and
Quick; and while not as generally at
tended as they should have been, never
theless there was general satisfaction
at the result.
So, when the town went to bed last
night, it was with a general feeling
that both the presidents and the gov
ernor's proclamation had been observed
and that in precept and example, the
day had been properly carried out.
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Tom. Knight Dead.

1t will be painful to many of our
readers to learn that Thomas Knight
departed this life Wednesday night. 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock. He had been lying
i'll with typho-malaria for about ten
days, and though the disease did not
appear to have taken deep root, new
ertheless it undermined his constitution
as strong as it was, and death came as a
relief.
Mr.. Knight was born in Ohio 80 years
ago. He was married in Illinois, and
leaves as a result of the union devoted
wife and three children, the oldest a
girl of Is and two boys, one IL and the
other 10 years old. The family have
the heartfelt sympathy of large circle
of acquaintances and friends, and can
know that in this, their sad hour, the
friends of their loving father ard pro-
tector will not permit them to suffer or
even want.
The funeral will occur to-day at IL
O'Clock ut the city cemetery.
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ComaneAe County orrani.atiop,

As was mentioned last week, i'm these
columns, I. L. O'Bryan, Eli Smith and
DIR. {. l.. Dunn went to Topeka to con-
suit with the governor about the advis-
ability of organizing Comanche county.
These gentlemen returned here Sunday
and were more than favorably pleased
with the reception accorded them by the
chief executive and his aw-advisor, At
torney-General Johnston. In converse
ton with the linden, after their return,
they stated, in substance, the result of
their visit, and the probability of action
being taken in the matter of organiZa-
tion. They said their petition contain
ed something over 400 names, generally
the petitioners being parties who had
lived continuously in the county more
than six months; and as q further evil
dence that the requisite of $50 voters re-
quired by law before the matter of org
aniZatiOn can be entertained. had the
evidence Of the vote cast in Comanche
county at the last election, and duly
certified by the officials Of Barber coun-
ty, as required by law.
But. right here, occurred an objection
unlocked for, on the part of the attor-
ney general, in the shape of legal
technicality, he, the attorney general,
claiming that the 25O requisite voters
must have been residents of the county
more than six months; and this was a
70 hn
petition TO such an extent that they saw
best TO have a postpOnement of their
application for organization until the
18th Of December and in the mean
time, they have no doubt of having the
requisite 80 legal voters, whose qualifi-
cations will stand the test required by
the attorney general.
Coldwater was represented at Topeka
by c. G. Tincher, and with persisten-
cy to be admired, he fought every move
made by the representatives of Nescu-
tunga, and threatened all kinds of afii-
davits and evidence to defeat any move
made by the latter place.
The Nescutunga representatives in
the meantime are not disheartened or
in the least discouraged and express
great confidence in eventually getting
satisfactory organization-one that will
please both farmers and stockmen-and
forever preclude the possibility Of that
old and dreaded debt being saddled on
the people.
These gentlemen say that Gov. Click
is alive to the Importance of the people
being protected against designing men,
and that before his term expires, he will
have appointed good men to the appoin-
tive positions.
So. until December 18th, there win be
an srmistice; and then look out for
something to pop.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

A sensational geologist was here this
week and until he had made the exper-
iment, insisted that our historical gyp-
sum hills were filed with coal from the
finest quality equal to the celebrated
Canyon City on one extreme or the most
ordinary Big Muddy article on the other.
He dug down into the bowels of the
earth and when he could find little more
than weak formation of gypsum in
terspersed with a weaker artile of alkali
he became satisfied, as he afterward
expressed it, that this is a strictly cattle
and farming country, and that the
geologist stands little show here in digg-
ing out any great fortune from the
virgin earth. We are inclined to think
that the embryo geologist is correct.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

Chas. Colcord is having bunch of
steers fed up in Sedgewick county under
a new plan for this country. He
weighed tho steers out to the feeder and
at tho end Of three or four months, OF
at any time before April llrst, he can
take his cattle on paying the feeder six
cents per pound for the gain they have
made. This certainly beats the system
Of paying 40 much per month. when the
cattle would not likely gain anything,
and would certainly not be fit for
market. .r-.-
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PUNGEHT PARAGRAPHS.

There was young man from Ha-
vana, Who trod on piece of banana;
His heels flew up. the rest slid down.
And he was in ured in n most frightful
m anna.-k T. Herald.
Why is life like harness? Because
life contains traces of care, lines OF
trouble. BIS of good fortune, breaches
of good manners, and Drilled tongues,
and every one has asHg to pull through.
Golden Days.
Visitor: 30, no! Here Won are
Found you out! What a snug little
den ~ Recluse (chuckling): "Yes.
here am, with my pictures and my
books; and here can sit and read all
day long and nobody 6ts tie soiser.-
". T. Ledger.
"A lady of high rank once tried to
bride a judge in England, by offering
him a pair of gloves filled with gold
coin. He kept the gloves, but returned
all the money, saying. with keen wit:
IL prefer my gloves iOithom lining"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

Capt. Freeman, Eli Smith. T. L. o.
Bryan andDr. Dunn returned from their
visit east this week and report having
had most enjoyable time. They say
the st. Louis convention was decidedly
broad-gange affair and well worth any
one'sattention and consideration. They
say that there was considerable COM
ment over the fact that Barber county,
with at least seventy-hve thousand
cattle. should be so sparsely represented.
And il does appear that out Of twenty
three delegates appointed more should
have attended.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

OF the forty-one democrats who voted
with the republicans against the
Morrison blll, Twenty-Five have been left
athome by the late election and nineteen
reelected. The four republicans who
voted for the bill have all been reelected.
OF the Isl democrats who voted for that
measure ninety-one, or so per cent, are
reelected; while Of the forty-One who
voted against it, only nineteen, OF 40 per
cent, are reelected. The facts are sig
nificant.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.


The day schools of New York have
l5o. 900 pupils. and the night schools
1900.
Paris alone has seventy schools for
mechanical trades, against one when
France first started industrial education.
Only about one-half of the Protest
ant Episcopal Churches in Pennsylvania
have houses for their rectors to live In.
Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. H. ID. Huntington, of Cincin-
matt, who died recently in Colorado,
bequeathed in her will $500, 600 to the
Episcopal Church Cincinnati Times.
The Louisiana State Board of
Education has decided to locate the
State Normal School at Natchitoches,
that town having given buildings and
grounds valued at 100000.
Obtained as they now are in many
cases. academic honors are an imposi-
ton on the public, blot on our educa-
tional institutions, and hindrance to
the cause of true education.-F. C. H.,
IN Monmouth College Courier.
A recent writer on the subject of
common school education declares his
opposition to prze-giving. tits very GER
tain that the system is quite as likely to
develop an unworthy cunning on the
part of students Is IL Is to excite a
creditable spirit of emulation.-Our-
rent.
For some reason not stated the au-
thorities of Lambeth Church, London,
have removed the celebrated "Pedlar's
Window" from the church. This win
dow has been in existence for nearly
800 years, and was in some way asso-
ciated with the piece of land bequeathed
to the parish and known as "Pedlar's
Acre" Beyond the suggestion of the
name nothing is known Of the donor.
There are IA theological schools
In the United States. with 624 instruct
ors and 1873 students. The number
of law schools Is Az; professors, 229;
students, 1927. Medical schools, 1875;
professors, 1,749; students, 1886. The
Harvard library contains 185, 900 vol
umes; Yale, $4,000; Dartmouth. co.
600; Brown, $1,000; Columbia. 81, 900:
Princeton. $4,000; Cornell. 5000;
Michigan. 5000; Williams, 1900:
Iowa, $1,000; Oberlin, 5000; Mime
sofa, 1900 Chicago Inter Ocean.
1t is stated that the number of
Protestants in France is at present $50, :
900, of whom $50, 0O1 belong to the Re-
formed Church. $4,000 are Evangeii-
Gals and 10000 are divided between
Independents, Methodists. Baptists. etc.
Comparing the figures with the gen.
eral population it appears that there is
in France one Protestant to every sixty
three Catholics. The State pays 1872
Protestant pastors, although the total
number of the latter is as high as 9o6,
OF whom BY far the greater number
(699) belong to the Reformed Church.
Paris counts 10000 Protestants of all
sects, and no less than forty-four build
ings devoted TO Protestant services
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

According TO the News OF that place,
Sharon needs: IA tailor, a barber. a
church a tin shop, n coal yard, a -four
mill, feed store. restaurant. a shoe
maker, n lumber yard, wagon shop,
a literary society, moro business men,
. few houses TO rent, stage line to At
tiea, a wagon aud stock yard. Sunday
school in town aud telephone connection
with Harper
Or in other words IL needs town and
business men 70 run n iowa.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

So far, Sheriff Rigg has heard nothing
Of his escaped bird, Jerry. The gener-
al expression seems to be that If Jerry
will stay away and behave himself that
all his sins will be forgiven by the peo-
pie here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

The woodwork and plastering Of the
second and third stories of the new ho-
tel is about completed; and the further
the work progresses the more evident
1t becomes that the building is in the
hands Of competent and careful work.
men and fOremen. 1t will be ready for
occupancy by January LIST.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

Attention is directed to Fleming Bros.
attractive advertisements on the first
page. They are surely getting to the
front as caterers to the popular demand
for the rich and tasty articles demanded
for holiday presents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

Rev. Lee of Cowley county, R.V. Eek
OF Ohio and \. W. CALVIN of Sharon,
were in town on business Wednesday.
The latter is bloOd-cOusin OF John A.
Logan, late republican candidate for
vice-president.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

Jas. \. Blair, president of the First
National bank, returned this week from
an extended visit east lie was i'm New
York during the exciting week follow
ing the election, and reports having seen
lots of fun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

She went to the roller skating rink,
And put the sliders on;
\ strap or two about her shoe,
And then she's of and gone.
She slid, she slotie, she slid, she glode
Unheld by fear and fetter;
But ut last the gentle maid was throwed
And the roller skates upset her.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

N One white spotted horse. with sorrel
~ stripe along back; six years old; un-
branded. One black horse, four~year-old; bran-
ded with wheel brand ON hip, and III connected
on shoulder. Send information to
+. VI. STAUBCs,
70 Medicine Lodge. Kas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-28

II. II. Richards was down from Wich-
tia this week. He is yet considerable
property owner in this city, and, like
everyone else, he appears satisfied with
his investments and wont sell.