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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

For sale sale by all Druggists.
TrentlSD on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed lfee,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
l7 w. sd st. n. Y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

Young and old, tho strong and weak,
are promptly cured by the Red Star
COuph Cufp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

Saras u Pacific.
aerGa 1Aal,If. q r. DEfc2,
No. 1cS-s3t. Loris express. ....- 800 A. NJ
Leaves Ucion Depot. s,lv A n
No. Slb-Local Passenger. ... s.l0 +, NJ.
no. SoS leaves Union Depot 3:N =. NJ
San Antonio Express arrives. l0,lf y. NJ.
GOING wrHT-UEIoS Dnp0r.
nc. 5cl--Califogpia ExpreSs, arr. $40 4. NJ.
Leaves Union Depot, .....-... ESQ Z, Nj.
y.savog Ta1ns A Pacific Depot. $50 4, M.
no. S06--Incnl Passenger, arr, li'h5 4. NJ.
leaves Texrs q Pacific Depot ll:gi 2, NJ,
Nc. 1Ss--SAn Antonio ExpreEs,
lssvea r. & Z. Depot. ........ 6.Ih a. nj.
rios, 9Os and alsf New Orleans ExpressJrun
ke&wbnu Forth Worth and Mnrshall daily,
rioE. S0S, g0i and 200 take meals nj the Union
peNot. Nos. l5i and laa connect 81 ~. Worth
with trains to anu from Colorado CITY,
Missouri Snoincs
pALLAB AID DENTON
Accommodation arrives. .t....,.ls,VG noon.
rtparts. .,.,...... .. ,...., 23l p, NJ.
aotEG SOUTH.
C, Louis GixpreEs arrives, oidS a. NJ.
lt. Louis Express, strives. .,..... 0HNP, NJ.
GOING NORTH.
". Lcuis Express leaves. ....,. 1880 T. NJ.
q. fouls Fxprese laavos....,. OF s, NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-09

Steamers going through the Suea
canal must stop wherever the pilot
gives the word; and when the sun has
gone down, no matter where the vessel
is, whether at a ''station" or not, il
must tisup At the bank. There is nc
risk in this, as no other steamer will
attempt to 90 on after sundown. The
pilots AREA fine set Of men, Of different
nations. 'English. French, Greek. HAL
ian. Ste They dress in . simple uni,
ford, sonisthing Nike naval officers ID
undress.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-09

The English language, says writer,
must appear wonderfully and fear.
fully made to foreigner. One OF
them. looking at picture of number
of ships, said ''Sec what flock of
ships" He was told that flock of
ships was called feet, and that feet
of sheep was called flock. And it
was added, for bis guidance in master
ing the intricacies of our language, that
. flock of girls is called bevy, that a
bevy Of wolves is called drove, and q
drove Of thieves is called gang, and
gang Of angels is called host, and host
of porpoises is called shoal, and
shoal of buffaloes is called herd, and
herd of children is called troop, and
a troop of partridges is called pack,
and pack of swans is called a white.
ness, and whiteness OF geese is called
gaggle, and gaggle Of brant is called
gang, and a.gang OF duck is called q
team, and a team OF widgeon is
called a company Tor trip), and q
company of teal is called . flock,
and flock of snipe is called whisp,
and a whisp Of bitterns and herons is
called q sedge. and asedge Of plovers 10
called q flock. and q flock Of larks is
called an exaltation. and an exaltation
Of beauties is called galaxy, and a
galaxy of ruffians is called q horde. and
q horde OF rubbish is called a heap aud
heap of oxen is called drove, and
drove of biackguards is called mob,
and mob Of whales is called school,
and a school Of worshipers is called
congregation, and congregation of SOL
diers is called corps, and corps of
sailors is called crew, and crew of
robbers is called a band, and band OF
bees is called q swarm, and swarm Of
people 10 called q crowd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-09

When vessels or timber sink to great
depths ini the ocean The psessarelis 50
great that water is forced into the
pores, and the wood becomes too heavy
to rise again. Even when a ship is
broken up the detached portions sink
like lead. II is this pressure that
makes it impossible FOR divers to de.
scend 60 any great depth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-09
$50 REWARD.

Strayed or stolen from
the range Of the under
>zmzESAA signed in Paradise Valley,
-. T. ablut October 2Sth, q
brown STALLION, six
%--s<c--1s-1-~ N - years old, weight about
$50 pounds, no brands. We will pay $50 for
he recovery of the horse. ~.
HARVEY BROTHERS.
Paradise, Nov. II, 1854. If
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

SUPEmOK.-Ihe petit jury was excused
until next Monday morning al 10 a. H.
Charles Al. Bignell w. Henry ID. Wallen, jr.,
et al AssumI lit. Defendants allowed un-
al June 10 move for new trial.---The City
National Bank OF Grand Rapids ". Henry
Grinnell, survivor. Assumpst. Judgment
foI plaintiff for S57l.5o.
CRCUIT-John A. Brown We. Edward
Swarts and William II. Anderson. Assume
slr. Proceedings stayed thirty days.-In
the matter of the estate of John StonehOuse,
deceased Petition of Harvey q. Porter for
leave 70 appeal from Probate Court
AlonzO Clement Vs.. Duane Van Buren,. Tres
pass on the ease. Order that bail be re-
duced from S6OO 10 S45O-Ihe People vs..
William DAVIS. Larceny less than S25. Or
der that the order estre ting bail be vacated
upon payment by bOndsmen of the costs in
curred 10y the People.--Anna ". keeney
". James Pennell. Trespass on the case
continued on the usual terms.--Daniel
Sullivan ". James Towie. Assumpsit.
Continued Lydia Nash vs.. Merton Nash.
Divorce. Ordered that defendent pay 10
register of court within forty days the sum
of $40, for solicitors fee and expenses.
PRoBArE.-Esfate of Catherine Murphy,
ct. al. minors. Order appointing Ann Muir
ply guardian. Bond filed and letters issued.
--Estate of Patrick Murphy. deceased.
Order appointing Thomas ". Eardly admins
traitor Bond filed and letters - ued.-
Estate OF David Ballentine, deceased Adj
minIstratOrs first annual account fled
Estate of Mabel y. Robinson ct al, minors.
Inventory filed.-Estate of George B. Nor
ton, deceased. Order allowing administra-
tors third annual accOunt.-Estate of vii
liam j. Robinson, deceased. Order allowing
administrators final account and discharg-
ing the same-E Estate of Michael Ryan.
deceased. Order allowing adminlstra rix's fl
nal account and di-charging sane.-Es-
tate OF Andrew Distler. deceased. APP
praiser's warrant and inventory fied-Es-
tate OF Joseph Snowbacker. deceased. Or
der appointing Dwight &. Allen administra-
tor de boni- non cum testamentO anexo.
Bond fled and letters issued. Appraisers =
warrant Issued 10 Aaron Aber and Alvin III.
Laraway. Order appointing Edmund ID.
Barry and Mark Norris commissioners on
claInS.--Estate of VIM. L. Noel, deceased.
Order appointing Sarah j. Noel admins
tratrix. Bond filed and letters issued.-
Estate of Joseph Ernst. deceased. Petition
for determining heirs filed. june IL set for
hearing.-Estate of Justin .. Tabor, de-
ceased. Order allowing claims and decree
for payment of debts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
JUDGE THOMAS NJ. COOLEY
An Opinioo m Regard to His Defeat
o. A Leading Law journal.

An Opinioo IN Regard 10 His Defeat
oy a Leading Law journal.
The State of Michigan has for many years
occupied a good position among the State
of the I aiou a, regards the intelligence OF
ifs citizens. But all over ttls land the ques-
lion il asked, What insane frenzy inducod
the electors Of Michigan to reject Judge
Cooley when he had siguined his willingness
10 serve them longer on the bench that he
had made famous: The Ai5any La,o jour
nal, Of a recent date, say.
Those who, like ourselves, believe ia the
system Of the popular election of judges.
ind occasion for regret nOw and then Tor tie
eaprleIOusne-= OF the electors. The recent
defeat Of Judge Cooley IN Michigan FUR
ni-hes such an occasion. and not only for
regret bat for astOnIshnent. Judge Cooley
Is certainly one of the most learned and
celebrated lawyer IN this country. His legal
citings have made him an authority aud
oracle IN the department of constitutional
law, ms works ON Taxation and TOrts are of
standard excellence. Ills numerous opinions
are not surpassed ~ learning and good
Judgment by those of any of his contemp0r-
aries. We have been led % entertain the
highest opinion of ms integrity and Impair
included amOny the dozen leading Jurists IF
tins country by those best qualified 10 name
them. and yet tins eminent man has been
fairly showed under IN q recent popular
election. The result Will take the whole coun-
try by surprise. 10 must. u course. be pre-
sumed that there is some aileg a reason for
this re-ult, and consistency would lead n To
cOncede that the citizens Of Michigan ought
to know best about the matter But n will
be hard 10 make the citizens Ofother States
believe that llere has not been great
mistake IN Judgment. veteran Judge
ought not to De discarded IN his old age on
account of any caprice or clamOr, aud II Is
proable that those VINO have done this thing
viii regret their course within short time.
We do not even know who Judge Cooley's
successor ia, bnt we do know that whoever he
j. he must suffer IN COMPARISON with MS
great predecessor; for. granting him TO be
equal IN all mental qualities, n can not
have had that lOnge experience which has
made Judge Cooley strong. and can not have
attalned that reputation which has made his
judgment authOrItiye at home and respected
abroad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Capt L.. 3 Nevson. OF Cadillac. was ia
The eats Eesferiits.
H,u II. g.. kkeiey. OF t-rsnd Haven. was
m ihe c,ts yesterday.
tseor.a o >isa1n 8nd MISS Lon SfssOn. 0f
~prils. Lase we're registered az The Morton
yesterday.
Dr Nm. . Maynard and wife. 0f Chica-
r.. are m she city visiting (. A. Maynard
md ianu.g.
afs Andrew Green snd dsUgileer. of Big
Rsuids. rssseo lhruush me city asst night ou
their wss TAB NFisots.
Nis. F G. CooioauEh viii leave the citg
this sees to sueud the summer with he
parents u Concord. n Il.
ieiket agent i homss. Of the Michigan
Central toos a trip Co isiE NagIds yesterday
snd returned bass evening.
Rev. =. karp. fofmer,y rector Of -.
Mars nurua iu thls ciiy. aa- accepfed a
cal - Sc Andrew at Anu Aroor.
Mrs Jennie smith. vho sss visiang Ms.
". {. is,n1feafx. sft here yesterday mora
IN f1f her home as New havsn. Coma
Be,re.s ufsnrs Met oruics. of Allegsn,
and ssenator Sherwood. of beFrien. passed
thorough the cisy bszt evening IN their way
60 lansing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

= Cofresponoeat Mo Believes re
F4as Accepted an Offsr from 4psiisRti
r. l1- k.l..r " 49, HeaSI>s fsl.kssszA3
The L~aascflf ~ Saadal mornings Isle
A4d tLs iol.o~ll-g psrsgsapb.
lhe fainos- a1aa1 n,-seel1g tie fesizLsszlst
~ fraf ,trssE. ~ Dll8ci.al ~ tie Hi Sei.e.1
el,suIlsfrg sT 9Sllsats sre - ss@fI EarncClar
gFs.l1atlrs fhsf tle Ugofe-ssr eas ts-e fsf8ege,I
fls garstlgn taCf. tlf ~ ,ss 81. oasszea 80
81 sas tis y -as aacsEied g ~ flat h. iLtsnis
= 80 80 hz lecL,-el ~ill etas1Dtlsze - alas1s
D4lllc 81 an eerig ast-
The Bsaecfaf ~lth lts as1aI hsedlessness
aud disregard II faets. the truth II @hich Is
IA gnt have verified = hltle illlustEy, nals
a. fai8 blundered lntg making statements
about aatters ~ re1art "a Vhlcb IT, readers
ans sarioasiy Interested. A special from
ItsllluU - tie Detroit Post unGer date Of
Mas u. gave the inform sfi01 thaI the Chair
II Physical Science ~ be made vacant By
the removal of Prof Louis NeIouth from
the state N0TAai school ~ tie Agricultural
C1llege has been rendered - Tie board 10
Ggand Rapid uIgh School. Though be has
n0t Jet Formally accepted the position there
is 10 doubt bat that De- Vii do ~.
THIS shows that the Professor has al least
iuumated hls acceptance ~ the offered 20
siiiou one which bis friends here have 10
duubt ~ nl= ABILITY 70 nj mO-t ably "a the
authorities al fpsilantI although not done
ia he formal way sometimes made use Of
but 10 Was = Sufficient acceptance 10 warrant
the Normal School authorities giving II 10
the puDhc. again in d letter received III
This city from a prominent member OF the
state hOard Of Education AMI one Who was
strongly favor Of ne Professor
for the position and Who did all
ln hls power t0 obtain his appointment, be
-ays. ii understand that he Prof. Strong
accepted on MOnday IL was a private mat
Ter unll tae acceptance OF Prof. y, but now
lt Is public and going TIE rounds of the
papers.
From these tVu sources u seems to be
pretty apparent that the UsHlOcr0f has blum
dersd a. usual Nor. again, Is the position
offered him that OF Professor OF Chemis-
Try" But 1 notice that the Democrat does
,sot say THAI Prof. Strong has s0t accepted
the position rendered him by the State Nor
mai authorities but simply that he has au-
thOuzed no one 10 say that be has accepted
II or that he intends doing 80, which really
indicates that the Professor has accepted ia
an informal way the very hattering offer
made hlm by the State Board.
CoDEx. A.
Dated MAY Is lhaJ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Powers Opera 4ouse vas very eomf0rts-
big ilied last evening ri ten fifteen and
tvents Eve eeuts n read. The entertain
nsant given By Henderson C1iore3 HIu-
streis Vas -urprisinrIy geoi. considering the
price. TIE frst Part revealed some axceIeur
eseo-e. In al. II can - ssi that he enter
rsirnsena tcF t1e nrlce. r. sEcrle1t ena
Tei worth seeirg. The uusic w1s q 1ei Eht-
f1i fessHre t'1e MINISTRIES uHy he ssen
every nlght tti- r-ek. snd udzinE FROM TIRE
l.7eras applause they received last nIznt T. II
nHes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

ON Sunday afternoon the residents IN the
vicinity Of West Leonard street met at Vii
mOt's Hall for the purpose OF organ NnE "a
Baptist sunday school. Rev. f. H. Brooks.
pastor Of the Second Baptist Cnurch. com
meuced the exercises by an adtress on the
Value If sunday schools. The election Of
ofi -srs which followed resulted a. follow
John A. Bower. superintendent Aii-s
Blood. Assistant superintendent. George B.
Pew. Secretary and Chorisfer. Chsrlea s.
Monroe. Treasurer and OrEanist, Henry
Rsman. Librarian. The enrolling Of mem
hers was postponed one week owing To The
slight attendance. The field looks FAIR for a
very succes-ful school
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Refuses - Par a Licsese. ana Gises
r4ls Reasons Taerefor

FfIs Reasons fnefefor.
Il l4ss sssa Ia the beslaess nlns gsars.
sa1a Aadss~ d sl-er. th= ssli- zno-n pot-
eorn pedssief, yesterday. -sl.d have aessF
bean as1ee y pay a liesEse aatl ug-1as-
nass asSest sssrs a-ayor sleeteo sl4ee
sznl iass fns business y iI -a- eecessafg
tor Me ~ have q leenss. s1d every oae ~
tlem usghad - aFlug ale 5 permit free -
e4ar-z. { ask4a 8ayof CuFtizs today. ana
BE- gave ae this. 4la the speaker sLosed q
esfi frem ths 1asor directing CieTk Bel
knag ~ grant Acease upon tbs payl.4eAt II
Az per moath Il u3ld Cartiss gha1
tho1zilf ( ought to 1e exempt AID ha relled
y 4sklng M1 a / @as Bet making lols ~
money. an0 / told ~ / aas not, thai / bad
q -Ica elfs - take cafe IT. and bad had Tor
some years. 1 Az crippled ~ my nsnt arIu
sad ana anaDie ~ ~Ofz AZ heavy zork.
4as wounded 0u tEe - " J0ls, irt.3. ag
0ettysbarg. 4 JhIak if Mayor Curus had
been there eiIh me Ae soul3 not no~ ak
tae ~ pay "a license tor psstillIs Fof-cofi-
/ dres q pensIoD Tor a fes years Dut 80
drogged ffunl tte rolls solely 0n account ~
aasinx 4 fsN uorts wIia DF. 4. =. blI-s, tie
examining stf gem. / have made an aplA
eaton - 5e restored - the rolls. and
an restored nave ali i
csn 30 "a gel along Mayor
Curtis, aacused ule of spending hfteeu ceats
a lay fur stisksy, and ! told hlm THAI sHen
/ hsa served three years and offered a. re-
anIlsI they did DOT ask NE boz much whis-
key 1 drank 1 al not running a circus
tfu al average / earn about g. a week.
neL a sell known business man a fss MN
gtes ago. and he told nr not 10 pay a cent
ana II lheY made ans lroaole % call on him.
and a0n'l propose 20 pay. Ia ONO, lndl
ana or Illinois "A soldier can sell ia The streets
or pubic grounds anywhere without paying
a license, and tlink it ought u be so here
/ have lived mere afteen years l served
-four years aud three months IN the army;
was shot five times. and have the marks 10
show for A. and think / am good for four
years more II the country needs II, bat l
wont pay fifty cenl- month for peddlne
corn. will lay Ia jail until rot nFst.
Aud the indignant peddler walked OF nut
tering something about the Mayor VINO Wa
a rebel AZ heart during the var.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Aimeron Costello. james Wilson aud John
Murtiocs were arrested yesterday afternoon
by Detective CONNOLLY on suspicion ~ lar
ceuy. They were found in the alley between
summit and Calder streets with a iot ~
hair goods. including swifches. bangs. friz-
zes. waves. ntc. ~ their possession The
detective thor-ht their having such goods iu
their nocssts looked suspicious. and they
we're taken - jail 20 awau deve 'opment=
The goods are a. head4 asrter=. and sny per
son Saving lost ANYTHING Of the snd Is re-
luesteo 10 csil. prove property. and Furnish
any Information they car a. 70 how if came
Ia possession ~ tae suspicious characters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
PROT. Morris and His Dogs.

For two or three days past the little folks
in town. and not few of the older ones
have been all a9og over the advent here of
Prof. Morris and his company of trained
dogs and ponies. Their appearan p in the
streets has been the signal for the drawing
of "A crowd, and the foar footed artists have
been followed wherever they went 10y an ad-
mlrlDg thruug. To morrow e ening will
occur the cUlmination. when the exhibition
occurs 10 r t.lmond's Opera House The in =
telligence displayed by both dogs and ponies
Is simply narvelon &. aud Prof. Morris has
acquired control over them that l. little
short of ma-rcai The performance l. one
which. ShIle Is amuses children, cannot fail
to please people Of ali ges. The Opera
House viii oo crowded without doubt and
equally. without doubt 10 deserves 70 be.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
The Ci,ys Department OF Health.

Seven cases of contagious diseases we're re-
ported to the Board of Health yesterday. As
follows. May Piattery, aged :. A. Waterloo
street. scarlet fever; Kate Murphy aged ;,
l73 Watson street. diphtheria; (. Murrey, aged
:, loo Third street, scarlatina. Annie and
Frank Johnson, aged 3 and >. 81 College
avenue. measles; Mary Verbana. aged p,
lb3 Cont avenue, measles. Mrs. DR.. smith.
aged 20. corner Of Fifth avenue and Center
street. measies. These c-ises are All OF
mild form. aud aI the eases Of diphtheria In
the city during the past few month have
been Of mild nature. and there have been
few fatalities. i he most severe cases are ia
fhe most nnsanitary localities OF the city
Three teams are nov working constantly un-
der the care Of the Board OF Health. and
some SIX tons Of accumulated filth. likely 70
breed and aid disease, are daily removed by
them. he city Is nov considered iu a bet
ter sanitary condition than % has ever been
at the same time Of year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

aAy s4oscfl6ef zst rocsssis..s IHz kLz-
..4A rsgai1stg sss1 promptly 1sll so-fsF a
ssor ~ 4stsngnlg ts.s eg1cs 5s istspAoas -
lest.Ii card. 04r tsispE0ns Number IL 5sl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

~Asanss1Os. Aag 10 --fOr the Upper
Lakss ti1nerall9 lsiE weather northwest
ery sinsls. sHgallg e3oisF Ia ,oulheasleFn
psraoas snshlig sariasr la Northwestern
D.sffion
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Just received. sd dozen new and stylish
satiu faced anj satin back scarfs worth
fully 5le, we vi sell for 25c. The 19c scarfs
worth nc. wiG be repleuished ia fev days
with - dozen better patterns The G3c
hsle thread -ocks. worth &c. and the 1lc
striped samless haif-hose will be sold until
al are disposed of
STAR ttffrHrvg HOrsF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
10 the LADIES'

Ladies In search for perfect Sitting dress
pattern should call ~ John Benjamin e..
dealer la DRY Goods and Carpets q Monroe
street. for the Celebrated Mccall Bszar Pat
tern
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
JOB PRINTING.

Ihs Tx. 8sh22 is go& pfepsEesi q 10
al DEds "a 10 printing sith dispatch
Al oftiers left az tie counting rooD ~llI
Iaeeiss prompt zltsEtl0n.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

III Jon want 20 laugh 81 you never laughed
before 90 70 the dog show Is Wednesday night.
and he sure and reserve your seats without
extra charge ON sale 20 Friedrich Bros.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Re sure and reserve y0ur seats for the dog
show this morning. and avoid the rush st
the Office with yoHr children. On sale ST
Friedrich Bro :.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

II yo3 = l-h - have q l-sfteci ntiileg afsse
yog sAoslo cal o. gubB tsr1lauliu, "a -
Agnrox sffeet zD1 secase ttaf AcCa1l Cele
6raIsd BazaE Patlsra.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

We have few more # those walnut suits
81 sel n WOOD end marble t0u. These
goods cannot BE- manufactured ~ the prices
sf which re n1w Offer them. We oifer a few
imitation mahogany suite ~ close o1t cheap
very cheau. pHFvTx FrRxrTVRE Go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

h4rpers Popalay AoafAlg. igsHg La
DIES loeFgsal aad FoQltrs NsgszIilss foi
Jane al AlnesaF's. :. Forlsf Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

C+0 early and secure your seats for the dog
show. s- they are selling rapidly. On sale At
Friedrich Bro e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

The fnezt a=sorrment - hsrxies. uheton
surrsss sai spriag wagons in the city ~ A.
r.. AnasieIs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Lad - -r search af a perfect fteng dress
ratterr shceid csa at John Beniamin's for
tIr.a celebrated NJ ais saIar Pattern
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Red Star COugh Cure suits All ages and
temperameuts- i.s8ves no bad effects.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
/ wish to call special attention 10 my line Of
Books in best Cloth Bindings which / am selling
AZ ~ cents Dor copv follgws.

In lev days ! shall place sale a full line
Of r p. Roe. Mary j. Holmes. and May Agnes
tlemings works. which viii be- sold at the low
price of - cents Der copy.
The above Is only a very small portion ~ the
endless variety OF articles that can b. purchased
for ~ cents. ! also carry a very large and varied
assortment Of goods al all prices above and below
eac. Don't fail to visit this popular place, il viii
pay you.
New goods opening daily. Everything just
representeda at the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

BY yeur busze. and pA~sons o. a r
Ann=5ei
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Fivs bafas - so Arcaie Bar Roons
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-12-11
Railroad Nearly Here.

Medicine Lodge now has to travel 10
miles to get on the cars, the track being
completed to Sharon and regular trains
having commenced running on We'd
nesday, 9th inst. All freight and ex-
press matter for this place will be hauled
to Sharon instead of Attica, the former
terminus. The mail will be carried on
the train, also, and will arrive here per-
haps an hour and a half earlier than
now, or by O'Clock. The regular pas
senger train will leave Sharon at 1915
in the morning and return at 3:45 in the
afternoon.
The track layers are coming this way
at lively gait, and there appears moth
ing to indicate that the road will not
reach here before January 1st. This
week, while slightly unfavorable, the
work has not stopped, and the indica-
tiOns point to good weather for several
weeks yet.
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KILLING Cattla

A gentleman who manages an extern
sive bunch of cattle in the southwest part
of this county reports that lately several
head of his stock has been stolen and
killed Tor beef by parties who reside in
that vicinity. lie knows the guilty
parties and declares that sheol is going
to pop In short time There was a
time in the history of Barber county
when hanging was considered the proper
punishment for cattle thieves. There
was another time when even a clear case
was not even punished, and that has
not been long; but the time is now here
when stealing must be punished, and
every good citizen of the county will
encourage the officers in doing their
duty.