Barbour County Index from Medicine Lodge, Kansas • Page 4

7 3 I have at mv ranch, 12 miles AKiRY I THE IHDSX. southwest of Harper, 200 head of li mi three and four year old steers: ffl 14 two vear old steers, and 42 1 Fresh Bread, Crackers, Cakes Jumbles head of cows and heifers which are principally I shall dispose of at very reasonable terms. For particulars, address, or Everytiinff iept in our Lie is of the Best Quality. T. L.

Sloan, Harper, Kas. 40tf We also fceep a fine assortment of Sale of Thoroughbred Cattle. M. R. Piatt, of the firm of Piatt Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons Choice Cigars.

--OF- H. THOMPSON Keep a well Selected Stock of -( Evans, Commission men at Kansas Citv stock vards, notifies We always ready to wait on you when you want anything in our line. 40 OLIVER KAUFFMAN, MED. LODGE the public that he will, on the 18th and 19th ol April, at tne stock yards, sell 100 head of thorf miffhhred cattle, consisting 1 1 Richards Rogers, Wichita, Kans STNDIFOKD YOTJMAN, Medicine Lodge. Short Horns, Polled Scotts and AA mmm Herefords.

oy STANDIFORD, YOTJMAN Notice of Attachment Sale. To those whom it may concern: No -DEALERS IN ALL- tice i3 hereby given that on the 2oth day of March. A. D. 18S2 at 10 o'clock a.

at the livery stable of W. Suited for this market. sell at SMALL PROFITS SOLICIT TRADE 3TAT STOLP'S BUILDING, Medicine Lodge, Kansas, KINDS OF MERCHANDISE. Love, in the city of Medicine Lodge Barbour Co. Kansas, I shall sell at pub lic auction, for cash, the following described property, to wit: One sorrel horse about 15 hands high branded circle 6 on left shoulder and about 8 years old for the payment ot 56,80 charges LARGESTOCK MENS' CLOTHING; BOOTS, SHOES, for the feed and care ot the same from the first day of Oct.

1S81 until Feb. 24th TOBACCO. CIGARS, ETC. 1882. W.H.Love.

Dated at Medicine Lodge this.the 24th THURSDAY, MARCH, 1G, 1882. I. SIIERPT, Editor and Proprietor. TERMS I $2 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE War in Harvey Connty. On the 3rd day of March an election was held in Harvey county to vote aid for the construciont to Newton, of the St.

Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita, and the Leavenworth, Topeka South-western railroads. The proposition was defeated by 250 majority, and now the Commissioners, who are Newton men, have thrown out the returns from Burrton, Sedgwick and Halstead, claiming that hundreds ot illegal votes were cast. As it now stands the majority for the bonds is 756 Of course the people of these towns are filled with indignation, and it will not be safe for one of those commissioners, who did the counting out, to visit either Sedgwick, Halstead or Burr-ton as the citizens would surely give them a coat of tar and feathers. IS THIS A SHEEP COUNTRY? The question has been discussed for years whether or not Barbour county was well adapted to sheep raising.

There certainly could be found'no better country under the sun for the raising of cattle and horses, but it has been claimed by many that the sheep industry would yet capture this country, for the reason that it required so much less capital to engage in the business, the returns are so much quicker, and that the country would soon be dotted with small herds of sheep, and the cattle men compelled to move westward. How have these pre Hinsen Yanlaningham, -A bi 1 W- day ol Feb. 1S82 Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT Lamed, Kansas, March 8th, 1882 "MnHcci la horoVw riven that t.hfi fol HIEIAIDlQIUlAIRiTIEIRIS lowing named settler ha3 filed notice of Aeents for the Denver and Smith McComMBros. Still Tree Saddle ma inittuuuii uiane uum yiwi au- port' of his claim and that said proof will be made before me rronate Judge of Barbour county.

Kan at county -FOR- seat, on Thursday, April 13, 1882, viz Eugene Bannister, Declaratory Statement No. 1012 the of s-e 1-4 sec CATTLE MEN'S SUPPLIES. 0 34 tp 30 of range 15 w. He names the i following witnesses to prove nis contin Id uous residence upon, and cultivation of WE WILL SELL YOU MORE GOODS said land, viz: Thomas Pettyjohn, Kich ard Mathew Charles A. Bannister and Byron Hanks, all of Sun City P.

O. Barbour county, Kan. U.A. Morris, 412 Kegister. FOB LESS lLOHTnr, Than any other honse in Harper.

COME bTTconvinced Also Jobbers in Salt, Coal Oil, and the famous Hcrse Shoe Flour. 7 Notice for Publication LaND OFFICE. AT Lamed, Kansas, March 9th. 1882 Notice is hereby given that the fol PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup -DEALER IN- WILL MAKE CONTRACTS TO DELIVER CORN at CAMPS or at port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge jEl SSf2 PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, 1582. viz: Conrad Scott, Declaratory BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY MEDICINE LODGE, KANS CITY DKJ3 TORE," dictions been verified? Nearly every man, of our acquaintance ROBERTS' BOOT ID SHOE MANUFACTORY 2rFIRT door south of.

barber shop. Statement No. 1182. for the 1-2 of n-w 1-4 sec 13 1-2 ot s-w 1-4 sec 12 Tp. 30 of 13 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Lewis Frame, William H. Sparks Charles Chad wick and Philip Butcher all of Barbour countv. Kansas. 41 C. A.

Morris, Register. who disnnsed of his cattle and purchased sheep, has become dis gusted with the business, and have either sold out or would do ot nnA. -nrovided he did not Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT Lamed. Kansas, March 10th, 1882A Boots and Shoes manufactured to order, in 'the verv latest stvle.

-DEALER 1S- have to sacrifice too much. And and at reasonable rates. Also repairing done on short notice. Give him a call. 32 Notice is hereby given that the fol nnthftr thiner.

if this section of lowing named settler has tiled notice ot his intention to make final proof in sup the country should be captured port of his claim, and that said proof H. Blickhahn. bv the sheepmen, in ten years will be made before the Probate Judge of Barbour county, Kansas, at the G. W. WINN, Wellington.

Kansas. Medicine Lodge, ft county seat, on Monday, April 17th, from now Medicine Lodge would be but little larger than it is at HENKY BLICKHAHN 18S2, yiz: Sterling Haves, Declaratory Statement No. 1179 for the 1-2 of n-w 1-4 sec 9 s-e 1-4 of n-e 1-4 and n-e 1-4 of 1-4 sec 8 Tp 32 of 12 w. lE Da ABNESS HERS, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, CALIFORNIA SADDLES and cultivation of said land, viz: Mar shal A. Hayes, Caleb Piper, William Doles and George VV Osburn.

all of MEDICINE LODGE, KAS. 7 Keep a full stock of everything in their line. Make a specialty of stock men's Saddles, and having headquarters at the railroad, will sell as low as any town on the road. We are here to stay, and mean business. Call and examine our goods before buying elsewhese.

Barbour C.Kans, C. A. Morris, egister. A SPECIALTY. Notice for Publication.

Maria L. Middleton, Pltf. 1 In the Bar- KANSAS KIOWA, asrainst Jesse Dancer.alias bour Co. Kan REPAIRING NEATLY DONE John Middleton. Deft.

district court The above named defendant is notified that he has been sned bv said plaintiff, who, on the 1st day of March 1882 SLI SMITH, GEOKGIE GEPPERT. filed her petition the office of said dis trict court; charging said defendant, IDk the present time, simply because it requires but one or two men to take charge of a flock of sheep, and their purchase of provisions amount to but little during the year On the other hand, those engaged in the cattle business require many men, and these have to be fed and clothed, therefore our merchants and business men are benefitted thereby, and the town grows and prospers. Some might say we haye a selfish motive in reserving this country lor cattle and horse raising; but not so. It is our candid opinion, from what wo can learn, that but few, if any who are engaged in the business, really like it. There is money to be made out of sheep, but it requires the closest attention and unremitting toil to get it.

Important to Settlers Upon OsageLands. U. S. Land Offce, Lamed, Kansas, June 2Sth, 1881. By instructions this day receiv fin 111 Mill Jesse Dancer, alias John Middleton, with fraudulently contracting marriage with de fendant, habitual dninkeness, and gross neglect of duty, and asking that she may be divorced from said Jesse Dancer, alias John Middleton, that she be restored to -DEALEK IN- II J' 1 1 1 t.

X. i i 'I i a i 41 her maiden name, and have the custody -OF- of ber minor child, which petition will be for hearing at the next term of said court, 14 1 ana tnat nniess said defendant answers said petition on or before the 13th day of April, 1882, said petition will be taken as true and judgement rendered accordingly. Keeps a Full Line of attest Maria L. Middleton, R. J.

Talliaferro, Plaintiff. Clerk. IV. L. Moore, TINWARE, ETC.

39 Dept. N. DRUGS AND STATIONERY Dealers in On Hand at All Times. Quick Sales and Small Profits, Is My Motto. ALSO PIWE NATIVE LU9 BEBa (ni ed from' the Hon.Commissioner of the General Land Office, the rules heretofore in force governing the disposition of Osage Indian Lands with the approval of the Hon.

Secretary of the Interior, been modified so as to require that in entries hereafter made upon Osage Indian Lands under section two of the act ofCongress, approved May the general principles of the pre-emption laws, in respect to filing, proof OF SETTLEMENT and NOTICE OF MAK i III a) ylyi AHTHINV THE ING proof will be required to be GLOBE FLOUMG MILLS, Are now turning out the BEST Flour mantflactured in Southern Ks that filings must made within three months HeYEE BEFORE WERE GOODS SOLD SO LOW IN MEDICINE LODGE, AS NOW, from date of settlement and proof and not less than one- fourth tee purchase price We make a specialty of- fix months from date of filing, with notice by publication, as re MELLOWS! AT AND FLIB GLOBE PflTEHT TTKrHFRTAPTTTsJa I quirea in otner pre-emption entries, and that a residence of not less than six months will be required to be shown as evidence that the eettlemant is made in Hi3 stock consists of- A loll line of everything always on hand. good faith. JTIflM Settlers upon Osage Indian Lands will be hereaiter required to comply with these rules in all Repairing of all Kinds 1 TT All Kinds of LII Feed Constantly on Hand. jGSpecial Rates on One Thousand Pouud Lots. Standiford, Youmans Agents for Medicine Lodge.

25 HOL RIDGE, COHIIELLY ft CO, Propr'rs, AfiMy, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 il 1 cases. O. A. Morris, Register, Done in a workmanlike manner. mm Henry Boom, Receiver.

If you have not visited the City Drugstore do 60 now. Satisfaction Gnaranteed Or money Refunded. 3S lotinjr, Gents' IFurnisbinGooas, etc. Everybody is respectfully invited to examine my goods before buyinsr.