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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
for Gnle.

ABBY GOODS STOCKS ami mor-
chanirc bought Tor cash, also selling ou
or nj o.. burlusss confident MARKS
& CO.. 80 Broadway.
ATTENTION .-s,ri.g macain,- Of al
Kind new -. good SECOND hiud. $40
ash ~ D"diJ; exchanged rented. vt
HAra,H'N. 2.l5i 3d-a'r., lle,h-,t
\ LADY Will SELL h't ma II zen,
pla ln i"a .1Sj or p'nsi cot 500 TOUR
ni,nth. 80. lnuuIrr AZ private ic,i-
doncc - Fat ll7th.t.
\ NEW PATENT hair grower Tor ,a.e;
genuine article. Ndlic-, MARIA LEW
AANI SlLLAN. 5Is last iitr-.t
At REDUCED rl.ICES.--:,o0 second.
hand wood and non working sachliie'
July guaranteed machinery bought and
- hanged. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 5Jo Madl
son.st.
CANDY AND CIGAR STORE for SIPS.
II sold at once Apply 1896 E'si lo''h-st.
CHAP tOR CASH L'asc and mrd-
tur' - lafgr cluD: splerd.Gly rituat a..
mar Madison Squnr'. II. -. SCALE,
FOH SALE Genuine prandsith clocks
de~i-- Ghost ~ drawer coru'r en- boari-.
mos !. TIT NHNIFH. '"ol'rSbuTg
FOR SALE. Valuable patent; BIZ mon. =
ia II. Nddrc~s =. MOI AI:l;IN, l. JAY
It.. y. \
NEw-yOEK and staten Island cNprr-s
two hof.o-. wagons; hr>t-cla.s bu,incs.;
torn. easy: selling on account ~ tlrilnr-s.
Addr.s T.. W. MASON, Iompkn-villr.
=. /.
RESTAURANT good location. on G'a-
ave; doing fair business. DAVIDSON.
ia 6th-aNc.
SAlES.-Wc have MADE up 100 nrst'
flafs house safes. guaranteed irrproo'
our price sis worth $50 Call and eN'
smine .aem. -. ~. GROSS. f0f l'w'y
THREE NEW UONrMtnE Qr1ITS
for sale beautiful designs Mr.. AUSTIN,
III East 21d.st
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N o'clock" When this motion was put
som after the body was calico 10 oruei, d
,,oica from the gallery shouted: "Oh. you Deter
ove II mr. and the remark was ioliO"eu W q
sartsive laugh from the crowd. MI Adialh 1heh
19oiorad himself and his colleagues ADJOURNED
LATEST PLAN OF THE ADRIAN SENATE.
The last plan Of the Democrats as stated To-
S,y &c as follows: There are not enough Demo-
o-otc Senators TO constitute a quorum ana
.,.rofcre even If the Attorney-General approves
choir nosition. they cannot do business unless one
y, the holdoyer Republican Senators attend IL
=. therefore proposed TO send Michael Nathan
rho is serCeant-at-arms of the Adrain Senate 10
arrest Senator Skirn, of Mercer, and bring MN 10
,ha Senate Colonel Sl,irm is selected because
,a lives at Trenton. and can easily be 1ouno. Il
senator Skirm as he will. denies the authority
q, Nathan and has him arrested Tor assault
rrt Of habeas corpus will be at once obtained
and the whole question Of authority be drought
Of once before the courts. The matter may De
%roucht at once TO the courts in another way
for when the Sergeant-at-Afms anu MS aSS5S.
ants we're put out Of the Senate chamber TO-DAY
4. was their intention TO procure warrants lol
.ha arrest of Nathan and his assistants lOr
assault. ,,, c.o.ors ora
Tonight the several Republican senators are
With the people who elected them 10 tell now
,hav have heen refused admission to the DOuv
70 which they were elected Tonight the Demo-
cratic conspirators are trying TO think or some
nsv scheme for delaying the sure letilouuoh
which Is overtaking them, and to devise ne"
methods for thwartng the will OF the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
DIR. SAMUEL a. BROWN.

Dr. Samuel A. Brown, who died on nosday
from pneumonia. was one Of the well-known drug
gsts Of this city. He was born on January !. 1si'
I'm Philadalphia where he received his carly cluca-
ton He came to New-York in 1855. and entered a
drug store In Fulton and Water sis. as "a c.erk'
and I'm a few years he became proprietor or ID"
establishment. He conducted this bushes,
nearly thirty years. end was well known among
always refused TO receive pay for dressing the in
juries Of men who came 70 him. He was ne ite-
iSe2 but was defeated He was member II tn
Republican County Committee. His funeral VII!
take place this evening at O'Clock at the Scottish
Rite Hall He was a member Of several Masonic
holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
EDWIN SHERMAN.

The funeral Of Edwin Sherman who died Tues
day at No 243 JeffersOn-ave., brooklyn. was CON
Quoted last evening. Mr. Sherman was born in 1884,
and was descended from Roger sherman His fam
lily was distantly related TO General sherman -
TO the Pacific coast in 1883 lie WAS a member Of
the firm of Kemp. Day q CO.. in the canned goods
line for the last thirty years At time he
served in the 18th Regiment. He left three sons.
Mr. sherman belonged to the Society Of Old Brook
iynit4s the New England Society, the Bryant Club
and the Masonic order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
Gonntrn Real Gstdte for Sale

AGENCY FOR mon ICLAIH.-Kesi.
dcn,e bropcrt.c s % all descriptions fos sA.o
and 20 lct furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Brckman-ss.
Az EXCELLENT FARM on Long
Islnrd. p miles from city 40 arr -. part
woodland GOOD lulldincs; Ittlmad and
stsnu boat connections With N"w-fork; o.
f,r'd q. = SOC. free AID clear. 4. VI.
IONAN. 10 We>t-~t
EAST ORASGE. y. J.-D'-lrabia prop.
.rty FOR a.. furnished ara uniu -hci
hou,c, t. rent. :. n. tONDiT. orpo lite
IircN Church Station.
THE ORANGES. y. J.. \ SPID AL
TY.-Scycral desirable reidcncc, ~ SAFE
A. Fr-' orangr. Biick Church, lll-hland
arl Mountain stations. also Low llfn
larx Short TIlils. summit Madison. Nor
il-to"n and Non;claif. y. J EDWN iD
= HANGLrDN CO.. % Hr'Ad"iY
-nn.. ~ Wv. Nn--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
CAPTAIN WILLIAM MULFORD.

Captain William Milford. Of the oldest resi-
dents OF Rosele. y. j., where he had lived for over
half a century died yesterday at his home. lie
was eighty-six years old. Captain Milford for
many years had been Township Collector Of Linden
Town ship and was OF the leading Rcpubllcans
OF the place. His eldest son, Colonel J0hn MultDri,
who was road foreman of engineers for a quarter
OF a century for the New Jersey Central. died last
week He was OF the Oldest members OF Wash
ington Lodge OF Freemasons at Elizabeth. lie
leaves one son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
ONE DEFENDER OF THE TRENTON OUTRAGE

wosb,,gton Ian 1.-THE New-Jersey members or
Congress- were naturally greatly interested yeser-
dav in the dispatches which told the story OF the
organization of two Senates at Trenton. Repre-
sentative Cornish the only one who came OUT
squarely in defence Of the action OF the Democrats
his opinion being that they We're IN 'he r'sn' anu
were CARRYING out the letter of the Constitution
REPRESENTATIVE Cadmus thought the action or the
Democrats was unwise. at would have been best
i think" he said ito have let the Republicans take
control and GUST all the Democrats II they wanted
TO. for there would have been reacuo" "sa"s'
such proceedings. and we should have been sure 10
have the people on our side in the election Inc
Democrats would certainly have worked an me
harder TO achieve victory Representative
FIELDER EXPRESSED virtually the same opinion ana
Representative English, while he is thought to hold
the same view. simply stated that he had Deefi so
busy with the tariff and olner matters that he had
not had time to examine into the merits OF tne
case. Representative Dunn also evaded direct
answer. by saying that he had not read the pub
Nshed accounts OF the proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12

SAID TO HAVE HELPED TO STEAL s47, 600
Philadelphia. Jan. 11.-Unted States Commissioner
Craig this morning issued warrant for the arrest
OF William Piersol receiving teller Of the Console
dalton National Bank, charging him with being i'm
In the theft OF 81 90 from the Institution Pjerso
was arrested this afternoon. arraigned and held in
1880 bail until next Thursday.
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ppIrTE FORCE THEIR WEAPON
Cou,iuucd from First Page.

,..,sed ~ do no business until the opinion of the
"a ,,orney General was presented and to adjourn
'A' .U Monday night. As the Adran Senators 90
uiV', .ons,itute a quorum, they can only ADJOURN
NO. No., dav 10 day. every day except Sunday one
naa.or will assemble himself together ana ad-
sem This will go on until Monday, when the
Jouan Democrats will assist him. The motion Of
ooS;ournment as put by Adrain was therefore, that
s,Se Senate do now adjourn until tomorrow at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
FITCH SMITH.

Fitch Smith, who died yesterday in Birmingham
Conn in the eighty-elghth year of his age. was
formerly a mariner In the firm II Smith Wright &
Co. well-known saddle manufacturers In Newark.
~ j. He removed TO Birmingham about iitN
wears ago where he had since lived and had been
for many years a prominent citizen II" was den
titled with many Of the early enterprise that have
largely contributed the success of Birmingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
TINE TO STOP 1T EFFECTUALLY.

To meet this condition of affairs with irresolute
compromises and to submit to delays ana further
defiant interference is but to allow these men 10
do the same thing again whenever they feel IKE
H. Ii is time such work is stopped; time that 1t
Is stopDed suddenly and effectively; time that the
men who defy the people shall be met 10y the peo-
pie: time that vicious gangs Of astute scoundreis
shall no taught a salutary lesson which shall dis
courage other vicious and astute scoundrels from
ever selling State property and forciby obstrctlng
the men who are elected by the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
MRS. WILLIAM NJ. THACKERAY.

London. Jan 1.-THE widow Of William Make
peace Thackeray died this morning at Leigh. lanca-
shire. aged seventy-nve years. She had lived IN
retirement at Leigh for upward Of forty years
For years before Thackeray's death little was
ever heard Of his wife She was confined IN a
mnatic asylum. and her malaGy threw heavy
cloud over the last years OF her husbands life. since
Thackerays death she had seldom been mentioned.
and the general public believed that she was dead.
Thackeray died on December g. 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE.

From The NewYork Press.
There is not the slightest occasion or excuse for
the Republican Senate of NeW-Jersey TO make any
compromise with the Democratic body calling itself
a Senate. The Republicans have "A lawful majority
Of the Senate and should not permit themselves to
be worried. deceived or cajoled into surrender 10
the men who are adding finishing touch to the al
ready notorious reputation Of the New-Jersey De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
1ica! estate lOnntco.

WANTED. 70 lol-e ln the countrv,
Within fw,lA. miles ~ r,iv. u0u- Nl'h
rI.fr.n IMPROVEMENTS. r"Ht mod'rii". Nd-
dr... WITH fuI particulars, II. j. w.
Tribune Oflc".
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

81 EAST b2D-ST.. near VI 'disOr-nVc-
Hall rooms, ihIfd iloOr 'front.' With excellent
bOarl.
3sT,f-ST., 10 EAST.-Iargc room ani
hall room, fourth n1pT front; excellent
table rrier' nee exchanged.
71llI-~i.. 40 W1S1. Elegantly fur.
nlshcd ioo'Gi; superior board reference,
exchanged.
l2;1 II ST. corner beNington-avr.. Hotel
Pctcl"r .-llan'.om"lv iufn!. he'll room, WIKI
or v.thor. bDnrl tenn, Feas0n1ble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
Business Gbanees

STRAIGHTFORWA active business
,oan tnvcstinr $40 600 10 FlJ,0DO, can So.
cure Interest and trclsufYship IN business
welding immense profits gopd siiafy pr;
mancnt: Increasing; no liaDhteS Ht'u
.nNe tigatiol courted paftlcuiar1 o's a. ~
tcrNIcw no agents '""'" "' ~
efty-St.
WANTFp. Treasurer with about s2) 600
to actively crcagc in "a paper man,l'aetoiy
10 right party rood salary WIN DC Pug
business well esta blished. Address IAfEh,
l.. o. Box S61. Ncw-Soik.
WANTED-A part Of store ~ goca
location for cigar business: OF a sunu III
hulldIno. BRENNER ISL FlusbihS'aNe.'
Brooklyn. ----------
WA xTFD-Porty with from Hs,ooo 10
SO 600 ar portncr with an experienced man
I'm the manufacturing OF lumber soh,h a
handsome profit can be shown best ol rel
erences. Address &. j., 1rlD""c UNIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12

CLEANING.-Wantsl, by married
woman. private offices, ciub-rcoms stores
or buildings 10 clean 1 years references
from present employers. Mrs. DELGADO,
oyT East jJtl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
MKANEISM CANNOT SURVIVE.
Il LIZ


1t is a slight consolation that no party ever sue
ceeds by crooked and dsgraceful methods Nc
Kaneism cannot survive in New-Jersey. The Dem
ocrac racetrack gamblers ballot thieves and treas
ury looters who have long ruled New-Jers|y have
been repudiated by the honest voters OF the state
follow. now that they have resorted TO open theft
and reckless revolutionary measures. we nave I'M
doubtedly seen the last Of NewJersey as Demo-
cratic "Gibraltar."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
6,lp tl)nnlc0.

Males.
AGFSTS.--Salary o. odninission. urelt
"a. invention Of TIE axe. New ia'"'
Chemical Ink Eraslnc Pcncii. Schs y.
light Works like magic: AgcnS7 nan, .fe
So To sl2J pee week. Wfte No ~,
ERsSEl: Mo. CO.. y 700. la @fp''''
W.s
\ YOtTH or YOC NG MAN - act ~
office assistant, or hep ~hippnr q IT,
1rirk md accurit" ~ hRnrr t,~u' ~
Nrw.Yofk. Apply. by irtt =. hoN 80
Tribune Uptown Once. l'-i- Ir '""'' --
CoNCIIM,N AMI rSEFr L.MANN.--.
Young. strong refined; In snail iamil
light dutir.. for ioarl AM p'' P"'s'''
SELECT. BoN u, Tribune Office.
EMPLOYMENT. % Ekccl cr'. col 'et -
tnshicrs, Oiilre a-~lsthnt>. -alcfiI'n '''N''
all kinds $40, goo. call. yet Titus
MUTUAL AGENCY. s3i B'oniNN'
MEN WANTED on cattle steamer -,
London, Liverpool and Glas4o" WI" W.
passage. Apply % Gr'cnwifh-st
Female.
COOK, o. do coarse washing 'hH.""
maid. do Tine washing. and watr'TS
sist chnnbcfworx Tor Morn sio"p, ~ -
Mrs. BACON'S Agony, go oth''''.
wANTED.-Tn 10 do lirh, ,,,rt ~
ut home; work sent nv mail 10 az, f,r
the country send stamped cnAt,ttnEttV
IA ticul,rs. Bartlett EMBN,ua,Dne
CO., y fremont Row, Boston,
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n1ork Uanteo.
Males.

Males.
WANTFD.-Position with physician. TO
accompany IN carriage and be otherwise
useful best references; age Is, CHARLEY
nNtiPr, care james Pott Co., ia
5th-aVc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12

COOk.-By nrst-class cook; middle-ag"d
man: understands all KINDS OF COOKING MI
StDIf'I'rZ ii GrcenWich-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
THOMAS LIDGERwooD's FAILURE

THE LIABILITIES MAY REACH $1,000" NOMINAL
ASSETS SAID TO BE NEARLY ~ LARGE.
Thomas Iblger,yool. who has carried on business
ualcr the firm name Of James Lidger"ooIs son
dealer in fancy groceries. az so 50 Broadway. ann
at Nos -, and ~ Columbus-ave. mad an as
slgnmcnt yesterday 10 Charles \. Du N'ler' giving
prcfcr,.ncos t. Mrs Jane ". Rockwell 81 $l."' ana
70 Miss Mary g. Rockwell ~ So. both employee
The assignment was preciplfaiei by an attachment
for SO in favor OF the owl cigar Company. on
which the Sheriff took charge II tie Broadway
store.
Bradstrcet's reports show that the business was
started thlrty-three years ago ~ James ldiser-
wood. whose son. Thomas. Was L partner IN me
firm for several years.
(, the business. Thomas Liicerwooi sisrt"l thr
uptown store n CJlumbus-aN' 30 20 ne i'l,'l
n in March II that year. bat did not get IL fily '
business until the following September s'fik' "i
mechanics having occurred there BrAisir'"i gives
him NJ capital rating ana a low cr"-i rating, -.
q. opp, nhcim. his attorney. s1ii y,strt.!At ut'
tho upiswu -tor. vas %" lest straw ihnt hf'k" 'l"
ctmei's back lie said that Mr. iaIg"rwool hhl
been DELAYED IN fitting W. The place ana hai pm
rnv cash a. ld not have capital enough Co. carry
on botn Store H." had "a Jim" "i wealthy custom
crs some 81 whom raI boon trading win th' con
crrn for quarter 90 century. ana they Iri ih'lI
h,ls run a long while. NJ Li'grrwo'l could not
press them for payment. lie hai probably fW''
Outstanding ON his books.
Mr. GIp-nhen said tire lAbi4i"F w'r" about
s75 90 - $4,000 AMI ihr nominal assets were nearly
-. ,nuch Mr. IAIg.rWoul." be- SAID. has turned
over ali his assets FOR the benefit ~ the creditors
his employees who had placed their money with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
Rrnl Gstatc.

ESTATES MANAGED: suburban prup-
crty: investigate responsibility. stlndin,,
experience. l.. V. u. HOES. $40 Myrtle
ave- BROOKLYN; 90 Wal->t., y. Z, Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
nANnrRY LOSES 4 LARGE HAT rAcrnRY.

Danbury, Conn. Jan. 1.-THE hat manufacturer
have begun to move out Of Danbury. Eecscrlc &
CO. who employ 100 hands. announced yesterday that
tho, v-oulI remove Newark. y. !. The first
shfnnent of machinery made today and the
work of removal Will be- done with rs much cx-
ucjitlon as possible For the last 1--WE years the
uav-roll of this firm has exceeded siCOHO annually
n Newark the firm will run It's factory indie
nrndcntlv of trades unions. something II has found
IL impossible TO DO In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
WITH THE GOVERNORS SANCTION.

From The Newark AuNcrtIstI.
No State in the Union has ever witnessed such
disgracefu scenes OF riot and revolution as those
which occurred at the State House in Trenton yes
terday within a few feet Of the Executive Charl-
Der Of Governor Werts and under conditions which
could have existed without the sanction OF
the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished second noot
bath. heat; together or separate pfi ~.
house IOJ West 4Gtb-st., one door from
Broadway.
I.-SECOND FLOOR square room eve.
eantly furnished adjoining bathroom
house private moderate; 10 gc''ue'ha"'
East 4Oth-st.
singly en- suite hotel service, CONVENIENT
hotels clubs IS weekly; upward perlor
loo.. SIX light rooms desirable CLUB gem
'iemen.
S2D.sf, 20 WEST. = Ei"sant Io3ms,
newly furnished; French o. aino oniI,
cuisine: new proIrei.rship; rfasohaDie
rats. --------
10TH ST. 80 wEST.--Sunny aicoNe
room, block from station suitable Tor ono
or two !; reasonable. SMITH,
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vAE1ors nlsINEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

d -
chicago Ian u-Iafncs G. Strain wls appointed
receiver ~ the National Building. Loan and Ia
vcstmcnt Society by Judge Wlnles last evening.
The Information f. chancery which Attorn"y-C;.n-
cral Maloney had drawn up was placed on hle
this morning. with II are afNliylts showing that
the available assets 81 the society only amount TO
se2NO In the Information serious charges of mis-
MANAGEMENT ana Illegal proceedings are charged
against officers OF the society. ana it Is shown that
the assets are impaired - the extent OF $4,000.
Much OF the real estate upon which loans were
made IS said - be- practically OF no value
Boston. Jan. ll.-Waiter H. Tenney g Company.
wholesale boot and shoe dealers. 80. lGj Pearl-st.
have assigned t. Dr. Chauncey Brewer, attorney,
and Edward IL Smith. their bDokkcoper The as
tb. latter arc said - b. <gDOcJ Hrldstrcct rates
them from $1,000 XntUU. Tn" firm does a
strictly Western and southern busin"-F. Inability to
make collections and general hard times are given
as causes for suspension. The creditors are prlucl
pa.ly shoe manufacturers.
Chicago Jan ll-Charlcs T. willard assigned this
morning Assets were scheduled AZ $4,000 and
liabilities SArO tndcr the firm name Of g. t.
willard & 60. Mr. Willard has conducted for some
years a large iron foundry and bpatbuildlng cstdb-
lshmont.
Knox. Ind. Jan. u.-Ycstcrlay States Attorney
CfDls filed an action In the Circuit Court for tn"
Insurance Company. Director Henderson. to whom
scott. the absconding president, was heavily in
deDtcd has attached all land owned by Scott In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
THEY SHOULD THINK OF NETWORK


Before they carry out their purposes they should
think seriously Of the fate which overlook the
Democratic party in the State of New York, when
stole the Senate for partisan purposes. The CON
dton In New-Jersey is such that grave suspicion
Will attach to the unseating Of any Republican I'M
less there evident fraud in his election: Tech
meal violations OF law will not be sufficient. A
case In equity as well as law must be made out
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-08
Forest City Items.

Hurrah, for Jerry and Mckay When
Jerry gets through with Long this fall
1t will be long time sure tefore he
comes out for Office again, the Santa Fe
will have to hunt up another man for
congress. AS to Mr.. McKay's oppo-
nent he wont know he is in the race
the people can well afford to feel proud
of their farmer Judge.
Corn cutting is the order of the day.
Corn is very spotted some spots of
good corn and more that is only Door
fodder.
Sunday school Is still progressing
nicely.
Burley Graves and wife start back
to their new home in o. K. to day.
l witnessed the performance in the
republican convention Saturday and
heard good republican say that it was
big mistake placing Jim Dobson on
the ticket, said he would not vote for
| him.
Sheriff Mills and family have come
out to the farm for short time ibis old
neighbors bid him welcome.
| GRANGER Boy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-08
Petit JOrOrs,

List of jurors drawn August 4th, fol
the September term of court:
John Louthan, Medicine Lodge Twp
I. B. Roby, Valley Twp.
j. Il. Newsom, Sharon Twp.
VIM. Starkey,
b. +. Talbot, Moore Twp.
w. L. Rouse, Medicine Lodge Twp.
G. G. Taliafero, g
b. +. Wadsworth, q"
r. Hamilton, /"
G. Campbell, Valley Twp.
j. r. Holmes, Atna Twp.
l.. A. Ely, Medicine Lodge Twp.
j. j. Clark, Hazelton Twp.
w. X. Nichols, Lake City Twp.
Otis Devee, McAdoo Twp.
w. j. Scooter, Elm Mills Twp.
j. &. Johnston, Turkey Greek Twp.
r. l.. Groendycke, Nippawalla Twp