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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04

cloth, the rest of white cashmere serge.
Both vest and bodice are edged with row
of tiny gold mess" buttons. The rolling
collar and petticoat of cherry-colored vicuna
cloth are braided with white. and the little
Neapolitan cap which crowns the whole is
Of red silk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04

strung on the small wires which keep the
frame of the bonnet in place. High loops
of figured white gauze ribbon, with fancy
edge, were upon the front of the bonnet,
surrounded by clusters of forget-me-nots
and white lilacs, these in turn being en-
circled by more loops of ribbons. The
strings which were put on ''brlde' fashion,
With handsome made bow under the chin,
were formed of barbe of very fine white
crepe lsse, quite covered with delicate en-
broidery that looked as perishable as the
frost-work on the pane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
SOME SUMMER DESIGNS.
Two of Redfern7s Creations for the
Enjoyment flair Creatures.

EkkCAE y ~ u
Below are given t
summer designs.
The first design
is for a linen dress
Tor warm mornings.
The style of MAX
ing needs no de-
scription, as it is
seen at a glance in
the cut, and it only
remains to say that
the material used
in the dress is the
finest white Irish
linen, with collar.
cuffs and OF h er
trimmings of dark
navy blue linen.
The jaunty little
sailor hat, which
completes this cos
tune, is of dark
blue straw, with
trimmings of blue
and white gros-
grain ribbon.
The second de-
sign is for a woolenC
costume. The zou-l
ave bodice and dra-E
perieS are of i'm
digo-col ored vicuna
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04

Amt OF
Supposed owner and description. Judgm't
Same. Commencing at a point on
My line of lot 5, block 10, Rice Il
Irvine's Addition to st. Paul, 90
feet Ely from NW'ly corner of sad
lot; thence Sly 35 feet, parallel
with Ely line of SAID lot; thence
Ely at right angles feet; thence
Sly at right angles to Sly line of
said lot; thence Ely on said Sly
line 1877 feet to SE'ly corner of
said lot; thence My on Ely line of
lot to Nelly corner of said lot;
thence WHY "a feet to place Of be-
ginning, being part of lot 8, block
10, said addition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So. 81
Same. Commencing at a point on
My line of lot 5, block 10, Rice s.
Jrvines Addition to St. Paul II
feet from NWly corner of said lot
s; thence e ~ feet: thence Sly 35
feet parallel with Ely line of said
lot 5: thence Ely 5 feet; thence
SLY to SLY line of said lot; thence
WHY on said Sly line 31.74 feet:
thence N 5S.8 feet to beginning, be-
ing part of lot 5, block 10, said ad-
D G Greenleaf. SLY 35 feet of lot4
Diock 10. Observation-Disclosures, S11 "a
All in the City of ST. Paul, County of Ram
sey, State of Minnesota
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
1886
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04

described earlier in
the season in this
column. There was
no lining of any sort
used, so that the
b air might show
through the meshes.
The trimming con-
sisted of embroid-
cred white crepe
lisse edging, in the
center of each of
which was set a
small jet spray. The
strings were of en-
broidered lisse, and
anything more quiz
ely stylish would
be difficult to mag
, inc than was the
effect of the whole.
Another bead bon
net was noticeable
for its extremely
light weight, the
beads used being the
white pearl, which
are hollow and not
at all heavy when
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
Reformed UndercIothing foryyome

1t is mistake to suppose that re
formed" underclothing is ugly. for it is not
The French have taken it up, and their
touch alone would straighten out the harsh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04

All in the City of ST. Paul, County of R am
sey and State of Minnesota
1856 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Trouble at Sexton.

There is trouble over the Sexton post
Office in Barber county, that will have
to be settled by the authorities, and the
sooner the better. \ Mr.. J. X. Stone
was the first postmaster there, but
never gave the postoflice any attention
and had not lived there since early last
spring. Geo. III. Sexton was his nomi-
nal deputy, but Free Sexton, the father
of George really had charge of the office,
he keeping itin connection with a small
store. Last fall, Stone sent in his reslg-
nation in favor of George III. Sexton, but
the department asking for information
was advised not to appoint George IL.
Sexton if there was any other man in
the neighborhCod who would have the
Office. Accordingly the father of Geo.
III. was appointed and in due time COM
missiOned as postmaster at Sexton. He
presented his credentials and asked for
possession Of the Office but his son, dep
uty postmaster under Stone, absolutely
refused to honor the commission and
ordered his father from the house,
threatening vengeance on his grey head
if resistance was offered. lie was fur
ther ordered never to enter the door
again.
The rightful postmaster, Free Sexton,
then circulated a petition among the
patrons OF the Office, asking that he be
allowed to move the Office one-half mile
directly west. This was numerously
signed and forwarded to Washington.
y reply to the request came, addressed
to Free Sexton, postmaster at Sexton,
Barber county, Kansas" as witnesses
can testify, but George ii. Sexton opened
the letter, and, he told party, answered
1t, absolutely refusing to let his father
have it.
This is a delightful state of affairs,
anyone will admit. 1t is practically one
man defying the United States govern
ment, and we make the prediction that
George II. Sexton will regret his course.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
About Bridges.

Engineer Wells of the Southern Kan
sas railroad was here this week and
made an examination of the site for the
proposed wagon bridge over the Medi-
cine river west and south of town, and
yesterday, in company with W. W.
Cook, Judge Lacey and Jas. Boutwell,,
of the citizens bridge committee, he
inspected the proposed bridge sites on
Elm creek. From rough estimates, the
committee are of the opinion that the
Medicine river can be bridged at the
Thompson crossing, west of town two
and half miles, including approaches,
for $1,000; that a bridge south of town
at the Horn crossing, where rock would
be encountered, could be built, with
approaches. for So, 800; that a bridge
could be built directly south of Elm
Mills for 81 900, and one at the Melrose
place for 81 ,OO0-the latter two bridges
exclusive of approaches.
This then would be 800 for the
four bridges. Certainly the township
can afford this expenditure. If bonds
were issued to this amount, the interest
Oh the entire amount would be but $3.50
per annum.
Lets bridge the Medicine and Elm
creek.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
For the Ladies'.

We are making special effort this season to
handle a superior grade of fine dress goods, and
arc satisfied to show our stock and compare our
prices with any or all competitors. Our line of
suitings is immense; the STYLES are the latest:
the prices are the most reasonable.
In the matter of LADIES' shoes, we have a most
complete stock, and from the commonest to
the finest grades, we acknowledge no superior.
Our line of trimmings and buttons is larger
than we ever before carried.
In the matter of notions, we have novelties
and bargains.
LADIES are invited to call and examine our
new stock whether they desire to purchase or
not. We have polite and nffable statesmen who
take delight in showing goods to the ladies.
20 STANDIFoRD, YoUMANs & EIDRED.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

Spring and summer dress goods now
open. Something novel and pretty at
Byerley, Dark 81 Runyan's. 40
Novelties in Hamburg skirts and suits
at Byerley, Dark & Runyan's. 40
Hamburg edgings and embroideries,
at Byerley, Dark d Runyan's. 40
*New dress snitings, latest patterns.
at Byerley, Dark & Runyan's. 40
flake your hides and pelts to Ed.
Allen and get cash. "a
SIN wholesale lots, potatoes. apples
and cider, by Currie & Schmidt. SO
AT the City meat market, Singer old
stand, the best, latest and juiciest beef
is to be found. %
Two carloads of apples, potatoes and
Schmidt. 81
All kinds of fresh meats at the City
meat market, near Eli Smiths drug
store. %
The City meat market, Smyth & No
bic, is now located opposite the old
stand. near the Pioneer drug store. %
"a carload of potatoes, apples and
cider. Just received by Currie &
Schmidt. SO
New line of boots and shoes at 8. Z,
& E. IL
VIM. A. Morrison, druggist and ex-
mayor Of Iowa City, says: "The larg-
est sale on Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is to persons who have used it be-
fore and know its curative powers. For
sale by Southworth q Co., this city. IS
Remember that Currie & Schmidt are
using heated cars in shipping in their
vegetables. Nothing frozen when it
, gets here. 81
You all know SOuthworth & Co., the
Medicine Lodge druggists; he sells and
recommends Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. The best made for coughs,
colds, Group or sore throat. 35
@Remember, Ed. Aliens wholesale
hide, fur, wool and leather house. on
North Main street. He gives the best
prices. 81
SEED POTAToEs.-Latest improved
varieties, car lots or less. ROGERS &
Kans. 31-tf
ca WANTED 100 applicants for
loans on real estate, at the Probate
Judges Office. Money furnished very
promptly. 81
gEd. Allen was the first man in
this town that ever paid a decent price
for hides. He may be found here vet.
ready to give the top prices. "a
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches of
ereTE kind cured tn so minutes IN WOOL
JOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Sid bv Eli
Smith, Druggist, Medicine LodQe. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Harper BUSTERS.

W. T. Walker WAS over from Harper
on Monday just to look at the town.
He is known far and wide as one of the
Harper rustlers," and that means a
good deal. The ''rustlers'' are those
wIde-awake citizens who have made
Harper what it is to-day, city of nearly
four thousand people. with magnificent
buildings and a wonderful trade. For
nearly four years we have watched the
growth of Harper and believe we are
not wrong in attributing its wonderful
success to the enterprise of its business
men, and more especially to a select
few, not numbering more than twenty.
We have noticed that when these par
ties took notion to have cattle trail,
a driving park and fair, a court house,
increased school facilities, more bridges,
new and better roads, an opera house,
improved streets, sidewalks, a big
write-up of the town, flourishing mill
any kind of public enterprise, in fact
there was never failure. The names
of Munger, Forey, Glenn, Sisson,
Campbell, Walker, Thompson, Walton,
Bourne, Ellis, Finch, ROthwell, Skin
ner, Share, Patterson, ETC., ETC., have
appeared in print thousands of times
since we commenced reading the Har-
per papers, and we have not seen a
public enterprise carried out there I'M
less all or a considerable part of this
crowd were interested.
We are not envying Harper, but we
do wish that Medicine Lodge had, in
addition to its present population, a
crowd that would do as much good for
the city as the Harper Rustlers" have
done for that city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
New Notices.


In the INDEX this week will be found
the following new publication notices,
with the dates the final proofs will be
made: May 4, Anton Hunkeler; May
is, Jacob NJ. Beals and VIM. ID. Ruck-
ley; May IL, Andrew j. Bishop; May
Is, Geo. ID. McKesson; May 10, Dow S.
Jones, Robert Owens, Fred /. Taggart,
Edward 5. Hopper, 1. b. Slack, VIM.
N. Downen, Frank Telford; May 20,
Geo. ID. Gilmore, VIM. 1. King; May
u, Eli Troyer, Joseph Wiley, Hiram
Henderson.
Parties should remember that the
officer has no authority to take the
proof until he has the publishers affi-
davit before him showing that the
notice has been published.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

S. w. Moore, son-in-law of Mrs. A.
c. Bender, of Miami county, came here
several weeks since and lie and Walter
Beebe took trip to No-Man's-Land.
They returned this week, highly elated
with the appearance of the country and
their prospect of being the founders of
the metropolis of that coveted country.
They have located at point IL miles
south of the Kansas line and II miles
west of the eastern boundary of the
strip, nearly south of Meade Centre, on
the south side of Beaver creek. There
they propose to lay out a town site.
They report good surrounding coun-
try, excellent water and the natural
advantages for successful town.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

George Hubbard, charged with drug
ging and robbing Stapleton, at Mingona,
is unable so far to give bond for his APP
pearance at district court. He is also
charged with selling liquor contrary to
law, and is also held on this charge.
His trial is set for next Tuesday, before
Justice MeCandless in this city. His
brother, Bob Hubbard was also arrested
charged with selling liquor and his trial
occurred last Tuesday before Justice
Durham, resulting in a hung Jury, it
standing II for conviction and for ac-
qmttal. His case will be tried again
to-day, at o'clock.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

The city election will occur on Mon
dav, April 9Th, three weeks from next
Monday. At that time a mayor, five
councilmen and police judge must be
elected to hold their offices one year.
The indications now are that there will
be two tickets Out-one composed en-
tirely Of strict prohibitionists, who are
opposed to accepting money from the
saloons and drug stores in the shape of
fines, and the other made up of liberals,
who favor having the prohibition cues
ton entirely out of the fight and with
out regard to religious or political affiIia-
tons work for the best interests of the
city, knowing no north or no south side.
Already there are several persons men
toned in connection with the mayoralty,
but at this time there is no telling who
viii head the two tickets
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Notice of Election
STATE. OF KANSAS, loo
City of Medicine Lodge. %.

STATE OF KANSAS, )cc
City of Medicine Lodge. %.
The state of Kansas to all to whom
these presents shall come, greeting:
Know We that 1, s. E. Stone. MAYOR
OF the city Of Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
by virtue of authority in me vested by
law. do By this proclamation give pub
lie notice that on
MONDAY APRIL 5, 1886,
there will be held general election in
said city and that the officers at that
election to be chosen are q mayor. ave
councilmen and police judge.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand this 18th day of March. A.
D.. 1886. 5. f. STONE. mayor.
Attest A L. NOBLE, city clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED BY SHANNON q SHAN
NON, REAL ESTATE, ABsTRACrING
AND CONyEYANCING.
From February 18th TO March Sth.
NJ Shirley and hush to III b
Steck, lots HazeltOn ..S $50
d S Yates and wife to C III Eldred
l6O a in 81, 33, IL. ...... 1,250
Rich Thompson to Sue A Thorn
son, lot 8, blk As, New Kiowa.. 135
L. + Chenowith and wife to b F
Spar, lot Med Lodge. 1000
l. g Peck ct al to NJ Shirley,
loIS nazelLon.- .......... 100
ii w Traverse and wife to w A
Shuler, lots Med Lodge. $500. 500
j w Swineheart and wife to F
kras, W Sc I. 2, 30, IA. ..... 215
d G GreeDlee to G r Thompson,
l60 IN 81, 30, H.. 500
A B Nelson to G. r Thompson,
l2O in 81, 30, IL. ............ 500
j g Garten and wife to VIM Smith
l6O III 22-27, 81, ID. ..... 1900
NJ Lane and w d White to NC
Busey, $50 in IA and u, 80, 49,. 600
Eli Smith and wife to E A Allen,
81 lots Med Lodge. 500
Eli Smith and wife TO Nj o Fris-
toe, II lots Med Lodge. 200
Clark Gilmore to C Walstad,
lot Med Lodge. ......... $50
b Johnston and wife to S B
Christian, lots New Kiowa. I,lOO
Callisin Il Graves to Bette c.
Proctor, 2 acres near Sun CITY,. $50
f MerTyman and wife to A
Gregory, sw 30, 81, u. 100
+ w Mccoy and wife to II 81 f
Fisher, ne 81, "a, 10. ........ 5000
j 5 Anglin to A l. HaZelton, s-w
4s, "a, 10. ................ $500
j A Seese to K S Craig, Sc 81,
Or Iz...... Sl5
G W Critics to A Schmidt, $50 a in
5-S, 81, II. ............... $50
n f Webb to II A Davis, l6O a in
l4-23, 81, 10.................. LOO
Ii n Davis to j Wilson and wife,
same land. Observation-Disclosures. $50
NJ t Farris and wife to Dennis
Conger, s-w 81, SO, 10. ...... 1850
McCue to G F Colcord, l6O a in
%, so, ~. 500
I f Alyea and wife to Dobson &
Campbell, lots ii and IL, blk 46,
New kiOWa DOR
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Gentlemen 7

II you want spring suit, or any single gar
ment; if you desire the latest and best styles in
underwear; If you want boots or shoes; or a
stylish hat, come in and examine our immense
new stock. We have the create variety for
you TO select from; our goods are fresh and
stylish, and our prices are lower than ever be-
fore. We have just opened several thousand
dollars worth, bought for cash, on good mar
ket, and we are determined not to be under
sold by any establishment In the county.
30 STANDIFoRD, YoUMANs & ELpREp.