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New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Uipi0eu6 Notices.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
NO. II BROADWAY,

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. II BROADWAY, ,a,. I
NEw.i OK Dec = lss4) r,
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT the CONSOLIDATED CAlan CA, -
STOCK Of this Company for the quarter ending ecepea
Company No l2O Broadway. on and After January
The transfer Books will be closed at o'clock p m on
Saturday December 90 and reepeBed on triaay q
at 10 o'clock a. NJ d. McW WlLLi->a', ,.
UxIox TRUST COMPANY or NEw.YoRK(
73 BROADWAY. cORNER IskC,oh5Sir(
NEw.Yo jan J. lSoo.',
COUPON and registered interest, as stated,
~ due January 1885, will be payable the ohice OF tne
Albeaarie and Chesapeake Canal Co. coupons
Canada Southern ialir)ld Co. coupons.
City of Rochester. y. J., coupons.
City syracuse. " Y, coupons
County OF Marit0woc, WIS. ,,..,.
1onnbus Indiana entrsl Railroad irsts7 per cent.
Erie & Pittsburs liailro3d o coupons.
Grand Papiis y. & l.. IS. R'y coupons
Grand River Valley Railroad ist, .,
Indianapolis * StrLsuis failroad "A ISL
Jackson, l.. 6 :. Railroad 49, - ,
Mahonn ~ { oal Railroad coupons. No ]. new issue.
Mah0ning Oal lialfOa Div. pid siocA
Michigan Central Air Line. e....- T..
Lake shore & Michc an central, ltJo reg ih''
PCeFskiu Water. reg. interest.
CITY OF Rochester water Loan coupons
City O Rochester interest
NesYorl Phiialeipha & Norfolk Ry st mtg. coupons
Pi.tsbuTg, NICK. & y. abroad c0nppES
piftsburg, Mex d Y. itairoad. 1st issue
Pit sburg, Nick. d \. KslTaad "a isSne
S!afe q sullivan RailrOad Co coupons
Louis National took Naids.
Sandusag, Mans cid & NcN Irk.
Union Pacific Haroad Collateral Trust coupon
4. q. HOAAL DoO y.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

NANE TAI UFTItH, I
y STATE STREET NEW. YORK. Dec ii, 1884.
PROPOSALS i'll duplicate, sealed and in
4 dprsed on envelope
Bids for supplies Advertised" win be received at this Of
fee until - o'clock Janurg Oth 1885, for the following
plies ~ the beat quality b. delivered within thirty days
IRON date vi order free expense at tho Navy Yard New
York
BUREAU OF~STEAM ENGINEERING.
900 Feet Rubber Hose 2l2 ply. ply capped enGs with
COUPLINGS CaTbotZed.
NaNples ~ the Navy Yard.
The r.t reserved 70 all bids that may
be dee i.ed atyaDtl9oOus 10 the Government
TWO responsible required for the prompt and faith
IA! ii. iINefY OF tle supplies awrrdet.
Blank forms viii be furnished ~ TINS ONCE.
is not properly signed and certified WI considered
4 GILMAN.
PRy Director United states Navy.
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NVTVPUIS and CHAkI tSTON Z. Z. %.
Va SECOND MORTGAGE Boz IS. due Janunry ,Ssrc d991;
The undersigned offer 70 purchase theSe 19ns " ~ G 20
=, 1880 al iVI ana "oei"'u ''' as Walls,.
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CIuc6co MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL RAILWAY co.
~ MIILIAM.sT. NEM. y OK. jan ], 1850

NTOTICE is herahv riycp to the holders OF the
~ and Grant Income bonds Of this c0ipia
will e received III the Office OF the company Up w ocVA
~ al the I'm ay of January lsS5 for thc sac 10 thc
ionpany OF 100 OF aid bonds OF l0JU Gcl % nm rit
fIeceof nj or uuder par accrued interest t,re hls
been OO tor the sinking lund s ovded ~ ss Go"S'
Vice President.
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Gllrall ,ns UJnnie0 females.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. tac state Of Nev.YorE)
Z. ODEII. Pro Ndsut. -. V. ODELI. frsl3irsr
WI. .PcOssEl, ss.retlrv. NJ 4 KELLJji, Att,-aDy
Main oHc-. l.3l7 3rDlivW a.lr }it1sa
Bralch-!2 p East l2jt I.i.. a-lr BllYs
pr..,tu. 5SJa1t 81 i11rtst., n3lr cl5y fGN
hIO''Vh SfGf titpn.si., l"lr V an tsr)llt.1va
One Zee entI-- DltTDns Drye = d I'll ttsp t,Dt
The g4, alvertiisrs nave been In
eysNsltai.
Alysr1sers ssel pt31r Oi'.
sEAM~r ~rREsS.Cut and at thoroughly competent. No.
n B. Ht l.3I7 Rr0adway
coon and LAU ~ SsGood cook and thor oueh laun
dress 80. b >. AZ 81 broadway.
IlUNFlLE S.-ilgN c,as+: private family une W0shirg
aud dating. 40 .. at lil7 Broadway.
WAItrESS-frst class; private famly.N ., at l,3l7
Broadway.
N~i.-CTnI's, would assist in chamberwork No 3.
"a lil7 lrUrdway
CUANBERfATD 7nd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In each
No. I %. at 1917 broadway.
UisiEIilAN.-Weu expeuenced Address j. s.. loo w.
3i'h.st .
CROOM-Thorouglly competent. Address d. T., 100 W.
.4th--t ,
10 TIER or ~ EFC LIMA N.-At l09 W. :4thst
NATTER oioIci; young and neat Address J. G. B
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

NOTPONS or THE FIRST NOR lGAGE
y EONDs Of tho CENTRAL PACIIIC HAlLh0ND
COMPANY WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMfA-
y and CALIFOGNIA AHD OEE6ON EAlLhOAD toa,
PANY January l. 1850, VIII DC pa" n me oA'e Oh tc
con pay ~ DroGd-st. New-NoTk. .
o. VIII leave fhcn ior cNlmi
nation in wbci ca.r n receipt VIII be- given and payment
made the following day . ,.,.r, go e e.....-
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Gelp tUanteo.

XVANTED-Severa Experienced Agents.
w References required. nq Ire to-day al Asto House
Room 8 i between and p after to-day, LOCK BOX u
York, Penn. .------------
XVrANTED.-A first class salesman Tor Up.
w bostery rrmmings TO travel IN the West None ueed
annv except Thoroughly with foods ana the uade
Id,iiess with references, UPHOLSTERY, Tribune Ohce
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NEST SHORE FOUTE.

sDaily. Otler ualIs ual except SluiaF
For tickets time tab aror or sleeping car acc oinod
lions information apply at Of ces Jersey CITY, Penn Rt
Station; Hohoken l5Wsshington-st Brooklyn Conrtst
Office foot Fulton.st New 0rk CITY, 81 2OI 2Gl Slb
S63 lao Broadway 737 6thave. lac East
i25hst l5al2 Bowery Penn r. f. stations foot Of Cort
and Desbroses and West shore station foot OF
west 42dst called for and checked from hotels
end residences orders be left at ticket offices.
~ state-st HENRY MONETI. Gen. Pass A.eat
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02

OF THE
MEMPHIS AXp ClAKLrsrOg RAILROAD Co.. I
NsW-YoHK ilcc. 20. lSEl)
COUPONS of tins company maturing January
~ l. ls3J will be paid aud aer January = az the once
Of MrssTs WAISTOS IL. BNOWN & BROS, 20 Nassau'st"
4" - II. G. WILTON. Treasurer.
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NUNARD LINE.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W Between New-York aaa Havrs
Cenpanv's Pier fnswl No AZ North Rvcr e)t Aorios'
ST LAURENT. ae Jousselin- Wednesday Jan. IVa
AMERIQUE. Sante-.... We ne day. u an I4. o.
ST GERMA v, 1raub Wednesday Jan 81 IN
Chccks Dayass tayaI IN ansasts5s sat- sata' Blili'
LO us De BEBIAN. ageai Ne. Be ylsg grssi
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
oTrlcE or TnE TolIY.ECoNp slnIfI " MAHn.AAhh

NOTICE.-The Metropolitan Natio al Ifnk
y o. NeNYorS located at New-N orS civ IN W. .S'o 8"
New York is closing MP lis a0tiIs An l .rciV -
ci 10 present the notes and other CLAIMS aaI 'ne -
ISOLATION for payment ,,.o ,,ocorrrUr.Y casbier
Dated November ~. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Dlpi0en1 Notices, ,

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS and DIvI-
AMI are q q III Se q the .s: sn
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN R. RICO.
BARRfNgfToGN. ) APhsTaENr Pa SHi ASSOCIATION.
SfEyELANSSt ts ASb hSf fIrFsBURa i I; 81 hS r. nco
DENVER cIRcLs r. r. co.
EyASs AND AND TEhRE maGTE CO.
- nEXANsYILLE. TERBE HAUTE AND CHICAGO
HHSTsSSS Si5Y STREET T FEET RAILWAY
iEFFfRsoNSfIfkEE.o f Eoak &AbfsoN AND INDIANAPOLIS
KEYSToNE eAsco
hwAH RErafE n
SfA%G os@EGo % S' And a FOX RIvEh % VALLEY r.
3PRHIs9N PRInG2 GiAy HAyLwAY AND NAVIGATION co.
sYIGSX sGHGSEkR AF6 6oTSF$ %SF$AM Md R. r. CO.
THomis TTHHoonE sATTE Iboy - = LodANsPoRT R. r. co.
roEHE:ibos ilSN Am o3 oX3anoR GRAND TRUNK RAIL.
SSE S&SSERq rAGEFf HHf2oR R.
afANT 2fflGH GfH9SgEGT OF 6hNE MhFEh 6rpoxs
MoRE MoaE 9HS SHS CO CO. G eErS MSfG TTISs!oN
HAw&at1TFf w& etT2 Wa{Fa W9agIGFSM5Ykss M6Yks MINING CO.
THIiGA9o chs; "a ATL}Nrig 81 GoTTI [WAT 20 CO.
SS&iIS;f;s;yIl.[;lRR y; Warm HV CO. - w.
NAN NATfAr9 6y O. gAs , IIeH1 g T,t5 CO ro,,ns
GRAND BELT COPPER CO.
DETROIT HrLISDALE x SCUrlIWESTERN r. II.
co. DIV iDEND.
JOLIET & NORTHERN 1Sbi&NA r.. r. co. COZ.
rONS.
THE BOwERY NATOSN BANK.l
NEw.YOgK. Dec. 49, 1884.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS from theearn-
ngs ~ iha past ev months have declared dividend OF
FIVE PHk GEM, payable and after January =, 1889
Il. HAMIL1ON, cashier.
PAssAic n. j., Dee. o. 1ssi.
fINHE COUPONS on the bonds of the Ac
guao ononk Water CONF any heretofore pait a the We,
rO1oltaE National Bank, vii be- paid By the First National
bauk of ratcI,Ja M. JOHN J. BROWN, Treasurer.
THIS MArEEr SkuOSAL PANK, !
NEW.1OEE, pee 10. 1884,. )
fg'HE Board 0f Directors has this day declared
aseml.annua dividend Of fonr q PER cent FREQ Of tex
payaoir 80 Shareholders aud january2 1850 Trans
fer book val remain closed from Dec Bbsr - Ssi TO anu
ary . 1885. =. GILBERT, CASHIER
PATERSON X. J.. Doc. ?7 1881.
~ l. COUPONS on lOnds of the PaSSaic
water ON any heretofore pad ~ The Meropo'' an
.atonn TX vii be paid By tho First National 'l"k OF
Ilte.son y :. JOHN !. BNONN, Iaea. ufer.
OgFict or L.rTtY RocK ANr For swI RAnwAr}
boston, MASS.
YEIILAM G. .SHELDON& & CO., No. 10 Wall
81. VII pay to NoA-IOr, hold'rs on 80. 20 ana
IN 'erssl "a scrp &c ticafes due January J.. i-.3>
Treasurer.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
A Suit For Damages.

A suit was instituted this week by
Martin & Overstreet, attorneys for
their client, Mrs. Mary K. Hayes,
against A. L. Duncan and VIM. White
who were during the past winter en-
gagged In the saloon business i'm Medi-
cine Lodge, wherein the plaintiff claims
$4,000 damages for the death of her
husband, Anderson Hayes. The petit
tion alleges that Duncan & White sold
deceased intoxicating liquors after be-
ing warned not to do so; that by reason
of drinking said liquor Hayes became
drunken and crazed and while in
such condition wandered from the road
and became lost and died from freezing
and exposure.
The petition has three separate
counts, each claiming 5000 damages,
though the plaintiff will no doubt be
satisfied with judgment on one count,
OF FIVE thousand dollars.
This viii likely be a test case, and
should Judgment for damages be OBJ;
tanned it will no doubt be the cause
Of other suits being started.
In their petition Martin & Overstreei
deliberately set forth their case, and il
prelixity counts for anything they viii
win.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
The Progress Of the Building Boom.

Bob" Gibson is building an addition
to his residence on Walnut street, and
will improve his premises in many other
respects.
Nick Sherlock and Billy Wings four
handsome cottages on Oak street are
finished and ready for occupancy.
o. p. POole's brick dwelling house on
Walnut street near Second avenue, is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. Payne is having large and
eommodious addition built to her resi-
dence on Walnut street.
Lem. MOOre's house OF west Lincoln
avenue presents a fine exterior since it
received the finishing touch, and now
Lem feels somewhat taller.
w. w. Cooks residence is receiving
an addition on the east side.
A neat residence has just been erected
on Mark Dargan's lot west of Stith's.
Materials being hauled on the ground
preparatory to beginning work on the
Opera house block.
jim Hale's neat cottage on Second
avenue east is finished and adds a
graceful appearance to that locality.
Mr.. Simpsons having brick addition
built to his house on Spring creek neal
Kansas avenue.
T. A. McClearey is having an addition
put on to his commodious brick man
sion in the south part of town.
Messrs. Blair and Ewart are having
specifications drawn for two elegant
residences to be erected opposite Mrs
Geppert's, on the Grever lots, which
they have purchased.
Lee, DOran d Roberts livery barn
on Washington avenue east VIII soon be
towering skyward, as the foundation is
laid and the erection of the timbers
begun.
There is much more building under
contract and the assertion may safely
be ventured, we think, that the city OF
Medicine Lodge will more than double
| herself during the wear 1885.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
MINGONA!
THE QUEEN OF THE MEDICINE
VALLEY.
SITUATED ON A HIGH ES,INENCE.

OIL ON a Hi6h
Overlooking the beautiful Medicine
valley, nine miles northwest of Medi-
cine Lodge, the county-seat of Barber
county, is the new and prosperous town
of Mingona. 1t is situated on high
second bottom land, but a quarter from
the Medicine river; two public roads
leading west intersect each other at this
point; IL is in the center of magnifi-
cent farming and grazing country; sur
rounded by a community of prosperous
citizens and commands trade reaching
far north and south and five miles east
and west, and must necessarily be in a
short time a prosperous trading center
Mingona is on the line of the proposed
extension of the railroad from Medicine
Lodge west, and will be the principal
and perhaps the only station between
the Lodge and Lake City. 1t will be a
splendid shipping point for live stock,
and the probabilities are that it will in
a short time be the very center of the
live stock trade.
Mingona is high and dry and will
never be affected by floods. Excellent
water is obtained at a reasonable depth
The town is not near to swamps and
death-dealing miasma does not lurk
near it. On the town-site is substan-
tial school house. Broad streets and
avenues have been laid off; parks and
public squares have been set apart for
public use, and every calculation made
to give the inhabitants all the pleasures
and advantages offered by any town or
village.
The town-Site is on decided land, and
no contest will arise over the titles to
town lots.
Every alternate lot is being given
away to parties who will agree to build
on them, and not only business lots, but
residence lots come under this liberal
arrangement. Now is the time to in
vest at Mingona. Every branch of bus
iness will prosper there. Tradesmen
and mechanics should go to Mingona.
Farmers and stockmen can buy farms
and ranches near the town at reasonable
prices. While it may never be the larg-
est city in the southwest, it will always
be desirable business point, well situ-
ated in the best part of Barber county,
and surrounded by good society.
"A daily mail reaches Mingona.
For further or fuller information call
on or address any of the following Off
GERS of the Mingona Town Company:
d. Tomblinson, president; Fred Nurse
secretary; or A. McCray, treasurer
Address any of these gentlemen at Min
gona, Barber county, Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
Nava Ahnnt sharon


The Stone hotel is being very nicely
painted.
Our doctors rerort considerable sick
in the neighborhood.
Mr.. McAlister has started barber
shop north of Stones hotel.
S. II. Henton has been hauling sever
al wagon loads of nice furniture from
Attica, with which to furnish his new
hotel.
The town company. are preparing
plans and specifications for church
church building, to be erected this rea-
son aud TO cost between 81 900 and
81 200.
The News says Sharon stands in need
of the following branches of industry:
A bank, tin-shOp, bakery, flour-mill,
harness-maker, furniture store, shoe
maker and jeweler. With all of these
and a few more stores and some popu-
latfon added, Sharon could begin to put
OH CITY airs.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

Allegan lMici.) journal: President
Cleveland, in his devotion to civil SER
vice reform, is to retain Postmaster
Stone for the balance of his term
nearly three years-he refusing to ac-
cept his resignation and release him
from his part of the contract. The
president is TO be congratulated upon
his wise decision in this case.
The Mr.. Stone aboye referred to is a
brother of our mayor, S. E, Stone, and
he viii soon be a resident of Medicine
Lodge. he having decided to come here
and engage in the hardware business.
He is thorough business man and we
predict, from short though favorable
acquaintance that he will be. a valuable
citizen.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
RHdde Notice.

Be it ord, red by the board OF county COM
missioners of Barber county, state of Kansas,
that Louis Lockard trustee of Sun City town.
ship is hereby appointed commissioner to
make plans and estimate cost for building n
bridge across the Medicine river ut or near y
section liIe of sec 2 township 3, range Is west,
running south from the town of Sun City, and
make report without delay to the county clerk
and the county clerk IL hereby directed after
the filing of said report To- publish the notice
required by law for building such bridge mt
least 30 days before the next regular meeting
of this board. REUBEN LAKE,
Chairman of board of county commissioners.
Attest: Rob rt J. Tahaferro, county cierk.
April 10. 1855.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
BYId0e Notice.

BE II ordered by the board of county COM
missioncrs of Barber county, state of Kansas,
that Burd Lacey, township trustee is hereby
appointed commissioner to make plnns and
estimate cost for building a bridge ncross the
Medicine river at or within one fourth of mil.
or line due west of Kansas avenue In the city
of Medicine Lodge, and make report without
delay to the clerk of the county; and the coun-
ty clerk is hereby directed after the filing OF
said report to publish the notice required by
law for building such bridge, at least thirty
days before the next regular meeting OF this
board. REUBEN LAKE,
Chairman board OF county commissioners.
Attest: Robt. j. Taliaferro, county clerk.
Apr 10, 1885, 4s
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
From calIfornia.

DO not forget that the only place In
town at which you can get the celebm-
ted California clothing is Standlford.
Youmans & Eldred's. This clothing Il
OF superior make, and finer than any
thing ever shown here. You can get
this clothing I'm full suits or you can
get single garments, and the best OF IL
II. that the prices charged are no high
er than You must pay Tor the ordinary
s'hand -me-downr varieties that cCme
from the east Before n Is tho late STEP
Ia AMI lOok at this clothing. 80
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
For Eat and Drink

Go 10 Story's new place, the Gypsum
house, on Kansas avenue east. There
he has newly-ftted confectionery
stocked throughout with fresh goods.
novelties in candies, substantials i'm
meats. vegetables and such. There you
can get n meal ON the European plan
pay for what you get-and all served
In first class style. Everything new,
neat and clean. Al
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

STRAYED. A black mare pony l4l
hands high, branded on lower part of
left thigh; about years old; had OH a
head-stall of leather halter. Also. a
black yearling horse colt, 15i hands high.
Both in good flesh. Strayed away ON
the lst of May. Liberal reward for
their return or for information leading
to their recovery. K. C. HARMAN.
50 Crisfield, Harper Co., Kans.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

We have gone to great expense in
getting in perfect and complete Job
office and fine line of stationery.
Come in now and have your work done.
You can get more rods of wire of the
Perfect" for your money than any
other-the main strands being equal.
Why? Because the barb is lighter.
Examine before you buy. Am. Allen.
Our Opinion.
After selling numberless preparations we
are convinced that BEGGs' TROPICAL OIL is
unequaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheuma-
tism frost bites, chiIblains, ETC.. it is warranted
by us. FLEMING BROS,
5-A Medicine Lodge, Kans.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

Some days since on application of
some Comanche cattle men, Judge Ray
granted in chambers an application for
restraing order temporarily restrain
ing the commissioners of Comanche
from declaring the herd law in force in
that county. Yesterday the final motion
to make the order perpetual was heard
and the restraining orders set aside. The
cattle men gave notice that they would
appeal the case to the supreme court
Wellingtonian.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

A young man named VIM. Jones was
adjudged insane this week by jury of
competent citizens, composed of Drs.
Burney, lockwood and Gillett, o. p.
Poole and Major Mckinney. Jones re-
ceived an injury on the head while on
the range in the Territory, which so i'm
paired his mind as to make it necessary
to give him treatment at the state in
sane asvlum.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
Notice of Publication


w. L. ROUSE. plaiatif vs. l. B. BROWN, III. M,
= DAVIS and y. L. DAVIS, defendants.
I. B. Brown, OF Atchson county, Kansas and
II. NJ and o. e. Davis, OF Grant county, state
of Indiana, will take notice that w. 4. Rouse,
of Barber county and state of Kansas. did on
the 18th day of May. A ID. 1889, file his petition
in the District court, within and for the county
of Barber in the said state of Kansas, against
the said l. B. Brown, II. NJ Davis and O. Z. Da-
Wis. defendants, setting forth that on the 9th
day of April, 1885, said H. M. aud o. f. Davis
made and executed TO said 1. Ii. Brown a quit
claim deed to lots No. 10, Is and 90 on Kansas
avenue east, in the city of Medicine Lodge, Kan
and that said deed was obtained with a full
knowledge of the fact that tho said plaintiff
was the equitahle owner o. said property by
deed from III. NJ aud O. f.. Davis TO E. Sample
and by deed from Il. Sample to this plaintiff,
and praying that aid first mentioned deed be
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 I'd day of July A. ID. 1885, or the petition
will be taken rs true and Judgment as prayed
for will be rendered accordingly.
III. Nj. INGRAHAM, clerk of District court.
Ellis Ellis. attorneys for plaintiff
MAY 18th 1855. -er-
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
Ranch for Sale

464 acres, six aud half miles from
Medicine Lodge. all under fence, two
houses and corral; 100 acres can be
cultivated. This is the best watered
ranch i'm the county, having living
streams running through II. Win be
sold for part cash and part on time.
Price $500. Call ON or address,
SHEPLER x SHEPLER,
6-l4 Medicine Lodge, kans.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29
Cattle for sale.

AS administrator OF the estate of r..
G. Berry, deceased, offer at private sale
the It brand OF cattle about 100 COWS,
now calving, one hundred young cattle
yearlings up. will sell I'm lots Of kind
To suit purchasers. These cattle will be
sold at n bargain and anyone wishing To
buy will find Il Co their Interest To call
at the ranch OF Tevis a. Proctor, miles
northeast of Sun City, and see them.
II. s. PRocroR,
A Postofllce:-I.ake CITY. Kan.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

Herd-law goes in COmanche county,
and on and after June lst, prox., no
live stock will be permitted to run at
large. Last Saturday at Wellington,
Judge Ray dissolved the temporary in
junction restraining the commissioners
from enforcing herdlaw. We now pre-
dict that Comanche county will regret
that herd law was ever made possible
in thai county.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

The regular monthly dinner will be
given by the ladies of the Christian
church next Wednesday at Mrs. H. c.
'Thompson's. With her weltknown
reputation as liberal entertainer, the
bare announcement that the dinner will
be given there is sufficient to insure its
success.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

Mr.. Lambert of the firm of Morgan &
Lambert, met with quite serious acci-
dent Saturday night at the rink. He
sat down on small oil can that was
on bench, resulting in a painful
wound that causes him to take his
meals while standing.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

The finest piece of furniture ever
brought to Medicine Lodge is desk in
the First National bank. 1t is of solid
mahogany and as rich as cream a foot
thick. This bank has also put in a
new carpet, especially wove for it. new
mahogany chairs, fine clock to match
and now have the finest banking Office
in southern Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1885-05-29

Claude Sample. brother of Ell. Sample
vt this city, has invented very ingen-
ius incubator which promises to make
the young man n small fortune Claude
is very worthy young man and we
wish him all the success attainable.