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Alleged Fraudulent Mercantile Transaction.

ST.. LOUIS JAM 2S.-Jaffray & Co., of New
York, brought an action in equity today,
against Sheriff Harrington and the fate sus-
all levies and judgments made in connection
with the failure of this firm, on the ground, as
alleged in the petition, that the confession of
Judgment to James A. Gammersell, for $3I. 000
was fraudu lent, and designed to place the assets
of the firm out of reach of legal process. A SINH
lar proceeding will be brought in regard to the
Judgment confessed to Turnbull and Richard
Gammersell, of Newark, N j., for $685. 000 Sew
eral representatives of other eastern creditors OF
Gammersell & Co. are here, and will probably
join Jaffray & Co. in these suits The combined
claims represented amount to about 5000, 000
Jaffray q Co. have also sworn out attach
ment against Gammersell & Co. for $4,000.
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Important. If True.

This afternoon a meeting we'll be held at
Meridian Rink for the purpose of organizing a
polo league in this city among the wholesale and
retail clerks of the leading mercantile interests
of the city. The clubs are to be named after
the business houses they represent Prizes will
be awarded for first, second and third places in
a series Of polo matches to be arranged; these
games to be played during the interval between
the league games played by the Meridian club.
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Intoxicated Men Frozen 70 Death.

CINCINNATI, JAM 2S.-At an early hour this
morning four men were found in a sleigh in the
western part of the city, but one of whom was
able to speak. One was dead and the other two
SO drunk and nearly frozen as to be unconscious.
The dead mans name is Peter Gerber. The
party had been on spree from early last even
ing, and had they not been discovered all would
soon have persisted from cold.
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A Deceived Woman

is the lady who uses cosmetics face lotions
white lead, bismuth, powders, arsenic, ETC., IL
the belief of enriching and identifying the com
plexion 1t is but temporary and ultimately
destroys the skin beyond the power of nature
to restore. Stop it! Stop it now and use only
DR.. Harters Iron Tonic, which imparts the vigor
and loneliness OF youth
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DIED..

SMTTH-Jacob Smith, on Wednesday, Jan. %, at
p. M, aged % years and "a days.
Funeral from tie residence of his brother, Henry
Smith, No. 416 North Illinois street, on Friday after
noon at o'clock Friends of the family invited.
lEdinburg and Columbus papers please copy.l
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in New York really did it for an excuse not to
support Blaine yet to avoid voting for a Demo
crat Had we obtained ST Johns withdrawal
we feared that vote would go to Cleveland So
we never danced when St John piped.n
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six months after it's enactment. any person found
with dynamite in his possession, for any pur-
pcse, may be fined and imprisoned. The bill
was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Cold Weather in Iowa.

MUscATINE, Ia, Jan. 28-The signal service
standard thermometer marked 343 degrees below
zero here this morning. This is the coolest reg
istered heresi in twenty three years.
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An Entire Family Poisoned.

READING, Pa, Jan. 28.-Christian Krall and
his family, numbering seven persons. of Bunker
Hill, Lebanon county, were poisoned by drinking
sour wine One Child has died, and two others
are not expected to live. The remainder of the
family are seriously i'll.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Fair
warmer weather, variable winds, generally
southerly.
For the Lower Lake Region--Fair, warmer
weather, preceded in eastern portion by slight
fall of temperature southwesterlv winds
For the Upper Lake Region-Generaliy warm
er, fair weather, southwesterly winds.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Warmer,
fair weather, variable winds, generally south
erly.
For the Missouri Valley-Warmer weather
variable Winds generally shifting to southerly.
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EIkins and St. John.

Philadelphia Times.
asked Mr.. Stephen Elkins why he had not
purchased and suppressed St John. He said:
Most Of those who meant to vote for ST. John
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Afternoon Session.

message from the House announced the
passage OF concurrent resolution authorizing
the appointment of joint special committee Of
two senators and three representatives to inyes-
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.

In severing my connection with the leather and
betting business of this city after continuous
perence of twentyseven years, take this opportuni
ty express my grateful appreciation for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to myself and
associates. Messrs. Taylor & Smith, who succeed to
the business, have had its active management Cor
fourteen years past and it affords me pleasure to
commend them to the trade being every way worthy
of their confidence. JAMES e. MOONEY.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP - THE
- partnership heretofore existing between the
derslg ned is this day dissolved by mutual consent
James E. Mooney retiring from the firm. William A.
Taylor and William H. Smith having purchased the
interest of said James E. Mooney win continue the
business under the firm name and style of Taylor g.
Smith. The firm the liabilities of Mooney
Taylor Smith, and will collect all debts due said
firm. JAMES K. MOONEY
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM II. SMITH
INDIANAPOLIS January %, 1885.
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FINANCIAL.

THO LOAN-MONEY-ON CITY PROPERTY E.
i c. HOWLETT, 8 Condit Block
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER-
vi est. j. w. WILLIAMS 81 CO., 3 and Vinton
Block.
TNOLOAN-SPECIALFU ND-LARGE AMOUNTS,
i az 8 per cent d. H WILES, Room Oddfei-
lows Block.
XXEWILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SEOU-
w rity, promptly, at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS O. DAY 81 CO., az East Market
street.
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FOR SALE.
nor SALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
II the Weekly Indiana State Journal Send for it
THOR SALE-HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
II Call and get list just issued. G. Z. COFFIN & co.
NOR SALE - FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,
II building and grounds. will rent any part.
Address ROBERT M. NIXON, Agent New Castle Ind.
NOR SALE-MEDICAI, BOOKS-RANES PA
Il thology, Hempe's Materia Medica, Marcy and
Hunt Theory and Practice. Address MEDICINE,
journal Office.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Ian % 1879
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for papers; it will pay. Address A. 81. MERRILL s.
co. Chicago.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

Editor INDEX: At a meeting held in
the Elm Mills school house, June 18th
for the purpose of arranging for cele-
brating the Fourth of July, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted and com
mittees appointed:
LIST, That it is the unanimous desire of
this meeting to celebrate the Fourth
day OF July at Elm Mills, by carrying
out the usual programme of music.
toaSts and responses, and basket dinner:
also affOrding ample opportunity fol
the after attractions-music, dancing.
refreshments, etc.
I'd, Committee on arrangements and
programme: :. +. Patton, Clark An
thony, G. J. Stewart, n. S. Davis, Ed.
Williams, Samuel Light.
3rd, Committee for securing speakers:
n. j. Johnson, L. 5. Davis, S. f. Pat
ton.
4th, Committee on music: w. b.
Rackly, e. Bucklin. n. S. Davis.
9Th, Chief marshal: &. Bucklin.
9Th, A meeting was appointed for
Friday evening, June 18th, for the pulr-
pose of hearing reports of the above
committees, and transacting further
business.
It'll, The meeting at its close expressed
unanimous desire that it's actions be
printed in the neighboring papers, and
that the people of Barber and adjoining
counties be cordially invited to visit
Elm Mills. see our embryotic town and
one of the largest and most prosperous
f1ouring mills in Kansas; take part with
us in celebrating our nations anniyer-
sary; enjoy with us our comfortable and
beautiful groves of eIms and partici-
pate in all the amusements and pleas
ures of the day.
VIC. DOUGLASS, Chairman.
SAMUEL LIGHT, Secretary.
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Business Talk.
He tcho by has ''biz" acould rise,
Must either bust or advertise.

For good watch go to Frech's. 40
Buy your gasoline oil at II. E. Noble & Co.'S
hardware. AZ
Headquarters for screen wire. Am.
Aliens hardware store. 45
Bargains in clocks at Frech's. 40
w J. Estill makes deeds. mortgages leases
collects rents, pays taxes for non-rcsidents. 30
Chamberlain plows and harrows at
Am. Aliens hardware store. 40
Go to Coan's gallery for first-class
gems and tin types. so
"G's Best Kingman flour at Her
rington & Smiths. q
A fine line of the Golden Star Gasoline Stoves
at II. E. Noble s. Co.'S. A
Flying DufchInen piows, breakers, and
stirrers combined, at Geppert g. Stones. 50
Celebrated Upman cigars at Hale g.
JohnsOn's, the Blue Front. 43
Repairing of every kind by Frech,
the jeweler. AL work warranted. 40
Stoves and ranges is endless varieties
at II. Z. Noble Il Co.'S new hardware.
Millet seed i'll abundance at Forbes
supply depot. so
Pumps and Drive Wells at Gcppert n
Stones. 81
Builders hardware of all kinds at
lowest prices at Am. Aliens. 10
Something very nice in side ddIes at prices
to suit the times, ut II. Diickhahn's. "a
Plain and fancy envelopes, some
thing entirely new, at the INDEX Office.
First-class pictures taken at Mrs.
Coan's gallery, east Kansas avenue. 80
Spectacles to suit the eyes of both old
and young, at G. Frech's. So
Capt. Estill is an old resident. Don't forget
to leave your property with him for sale-he
will do the right thing by you. 20
For cheap acre lots, in the Lake addi-
| ton, call on Tallaferro x Rouse now .46
Single strand Glidden steel barb wire
just received at III. E. Noble & Co.'S. 80
Ice cream at Story's, on Kansas ave-
nue., east, in the gypsum house. 46
w. J.Esnn is the party to leave your cattle,
horses, ranches, ETC., with to sell for you. 80
ii. f. Noble & Co. have just received
another car load Of the old reliable
Glidden steel barb wire, the best and
cheapest. 90
Oranges, figs, dates and fruits at the
Blue front. AZ
Front Rank" vapor stoves, guaran-
teed to cook i'll the wind at Am. Aliens
As
| The Golden Star vapor Stove is the most
complete working stove in the market Call
and see for yourselves ut H.E-Noble Co.'S. AZ
Headquarters for farm and garden
tools OF all kinds. Am. Aliens hard
ware store. IS.
Spectacles win greatly aid your eye
sight. c. Frech has the best in town,
at the Famous clothing house. So
A car load of the celebrated Turnbull
wagons at the new hardware of III. E..
Noble Il Co. AZ
Cutiery-lncluding finest scissors, pocket
knives and table knives and forks, Mt Geppert
| & Stones Sc
Engraving done with neatness and
dispatch, at G. FrecI's. 81
vapoS stoves-The best are the cheapest.
| An examination OF the .JeweI-' or the ..Quick
Meal win convince anyone that they are abso-
iuteiy the best GeppeEt stone. u
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W. It. RoCsE. pihiatiH w. !. B. BRowS, n. ",
DAVIS ard o. T. DAVIS, defendants.
|. d. Brown, of Atcaisoa county. Kansas and
III. NJ. and .. Z. Davis, of Grant county, state
OF irdiaua, viii take notice that w. T.. Rouse,
OF Barber county and state Of Kansas did on
the 18th day OF May. 4. ID. 1875 file his petition
in the District court, within and fog The county
of Barber in the said state Of Kansas aariinst
the said IL. Brown. ri. NJ. Davis and .. g. Da-
Wis. defendants, setting forth that on the 9Th
day of Aprb, lSS5, said II, VI. and o. T.. Davis
made and executed To said /. Il. Brown & Quit
claim deed to lots No. Is, - and -, on KansnS
avenue east, IN the city of Medicine Lodge, Kan
and that said deed was obtained with a fun
knowledge of the fact that the said piainttn
was the equitable owner said property by
deed from II. NJ. and o. Z. Davis 10 z Siinple
and 10y deed from f. Sample to ibis plaintiff,
and praying thnt said first mentioned decd ho
declared null and void and ordered delivered
over to the court for cancellation, and the said
defendants are notified that they are required
TO appear and answer said petition on or before
the 3D. day of July A. d. 1876, or the petition
will be taken as true aud Judgment ,is prayed
for will be rendered accordingly.
II. VI. INGRAHsM, clerk of District court
Ellis y Ellis. attorneys for plaintiff.
MAY 18th 1855.
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Talk about it.
Write about it.
Help to improve it.
Beautify the streets.
Maintain good schools.
PatrOniZe the merchants.
Advertise in its newspapers.
Elect good men to all its offices.
Pay your taxes without grumbllng.
Ifyou think of nothing to say about
it, say nothing bad.
Never let an opportunity to speak a
good word about it pass.
Remember that every dollar you in
vest in a permanent improvement is
that much money at interest.
Never "kick" against any proposed
necessary Improvement because it is
not near your own door, or for fear your
taxes will be raised Is cents.
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Stray0d.

From residence of JOHNNY. Lumsdon, miles
south of Ashland, Clark county, one grey mule
10 years old, Il hands high, scar under left
shoulder, right front foot sets out and had
harness marks; also u bay pony mare Spanish
brand on left hip, mare had been reached but
grown out. This team was taken west from
Sumner county two weeks ago. Liberal re-
ward VIII be paid for their return or for ineor-
nation leading 10 their recovery. w. w DA-
NEWPORT, London, Summer county, Kansas.
Or John w. Lunsdon. Ashland, Kansas.
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An unfortunate difficulty occurred in
this city last Tuesday between Sam
Dem, former city marshal, and o. p.
Poole, resulting i'm DEM receiving a
severe scalp wound from a shovel IN the
hands OF Poole. 1t appears that DEM
had grievance, claiming that Poole
had made some remarks about him,
greatly to the injury of his character.
lie had been absent several weeks and
on his return here Monday made known
his intention of setting Poole on fire"
fixing him" and in other ways getting
satisfaction. Poole heard of this, and
rather avoided Dem than otherwise.
About noon Poole was i'm conversation
with Pete Hansen and III. f. Noble, in
front of the latter's hardware store when
Dem came up and commenced abusing
Poole, calling him vile names and dar-
ing him TO resent. Dem turned 10 pick
up a hoe handle or something near
him, when Poole grabbed a shovel
near by and dealt him hard blow, and
DEM continuing to make demonstra-
tions he was hit the second time, and
then fell to the sidewalk, and soon after
wards was examined by Drs. Moore and
Gillette and his wounds dressed.
In short time he was able to walk to
the home of his daughter where he is
now, under the care Of Drs. Kessler and
Lockwood, with every prospect of a
complete and early recovery. The
wound in the back part of the head ap-
peared to be serious at first but his
physicians are not apprehensive now.
He is able to walk about the house and
even Wednesday wanted to be allowed
to walk out to VIM. Murdock's, his
brother-in-law. Poole went before Jus
tice Mctandles5 immediately after the
occurrence and entered intO recogniz-
alce 20 appear for preliminary exami-
nation next Tuesday.
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Buy Your House Lots
In Swank g. Gobeille's addition.
Real Estate Notice.

For the benefit of real estate men
1t may be mentioned that the real es-
tate, including the addition to Medicine
Lodge on the south, the property of
Stlth " Eldred, has not been sold, but
is for sale and in the hands of Il. l..
O'Bryan, who will take pleasure in
showing it to purchasers.
He has also for sale 20 desirable bust
ness lots on North Main street.
STITH & ELDRED.
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The INDEX had hoped, before this to
have published the report Of the public
school examination, but for some rea-
son the principal has not seen fit to fur
nish the desired information. 1t would
be good thing for the city if it had a
competent and active principal in charge
of the public school.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

Mrs. Stone and children, Roy, Mabel
and Mrs Jas. II. Fleming, and Mrs.
Geppert and Master Frank, will leave
next Sunday for Allegan, Mich, where
they will spend the summer. At the
same time, Mrs. John Fleming will go
to her old home at waveriy, H., ON a
visit
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

The IIargis sale will occur next Tues
day, 23d inst, at his ranch miles west
of Lake City. At that time % head of
high-bred Galloway and % high-grade
ShOrthOm and Hereford bulls will be
sold at public auction, L. l.. O'Bryan,
auctioneer. Stages will leaYe here
Tuesday morning and arrive there in
time for the sale, and will return after
it is over. 1t is understood that a good
lunch will be spread.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

l.. ID. l.. Tosh returned from Law
renee this week. lie reports that a
number of parties in that city intend
coming here to locate in various trades
and occupations. lie did not see any
crops that looked rs well as they do in
Barber county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

Ben. Woodland and Nance Nichols
have formed partnership in the real
estate and live stock commission bust
ness, with Office on Main street, in the
county building. Both are well known
and popular and will no doubt have their
share of the business.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

J. $. Lyman has closed cut his real
estate business here, and sold his house.
hold goods and will travel for the Equit-
able insurance company, rs special
agent. lie has been engaged in this
business before.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

III. NJ. Buck returned this week from
Kansas City, where he took two loads
of fat cattle. While away, he visited
in Iowa, and says that the crops
are bad aud that no evidences of pros
perity are noticeable as in Barber
cOuntv-
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POSTAL

Po-tufurr at Modi,irr Lodge open frurn1 "
o. a go. suu.Itta con. hour Ou arrival ct mail.
Muugy ortlrr uiiigv. W. ID. NANSLYkE. PM.
EMNA NANtLYsE. ASSISTANT.
IhU Waii..
FROM Alton uuT Il fu-trW puiuts. arrives
daily uf rW. h.tt tlinf'r ufa 4 so.
frm sfl titr. ItL. cts. soldier CrvCt, Red
0Uk Uuft liuaiI". hiu. fruu. lttuE.. kiUwu.
T. 40. arrives WON aYa. Wednesday, uud Fri
hysrtdru. Departs T,ps.iu1a. Thursday AMI
saturday ats So
FROM tuhn, Eiu NIli4 gud Saratoga arrives on
rursilryt end Frilt,- asa o. " uui ID purts Un
NUdurs,lris AMI SATURDAYS 20 SAM
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pemaeratle Central Committee.

r. y. CNWrurus, Chairman, Mcdicin,
LptIn.
". SrupNu Secretary. Medicine Lodge.
n l.. ptrWr. SIN CIV.
". % ritDp1f-lN. luar city.
a.. ~. uFNFu. kituu.
j l.. ITttf. IuiIt
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Wells. Water,

]. T. Mozart and r. L. Scott. who
may be found at Am Aliens hardware
store, are prepared to drive, bore or dig
wells ON short notice and at reasonable
prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19
To Let, BY Gobeille q Noble

One new house, two rooms, ten dollars per
month; also one house l4xl6 feet, good well Of
water, I'VE dollars per month.
A suite of rooms in Gobeille's building. ten
dollars per month. 3
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

Landlord Mckay, Of the old reliable
and popular Medicine Lodge house is
more than pleased with the custom he
is accommodating and isnow conyinc-
Ell that this is far superior to any hotel
town back east.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

\. III. Skillman. representing a Chi
cage publishing house now engaged in
Publishing an illustrated description of
Barber county. is here this week en-
deavoring to get or people interested
in his publication. We have noticed a
sample of his work, prepared for sec
ton in Missouri where we are well
acquainted, and it is perfect in every
particular. Our people should encour-
age MIR. Skillman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

On three or five years time, closed
without delay at the First National
bank We will meet any rates ever
given in Barber county. Interest paya-
bic at our Office in Medicine Lodge. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-06-19

Hansen & Welch have now ready for
delivery at their yards south Of Medi-
cine Lodge, first class article of good
brick, IN any quantity. Call on them
now. 4S-tf.