Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-29

Bargains at Gcppert Il stones. 10
Lee Bradley is complaining of bad
health.
Mrs. Payne will move back to town
next week.
A Si5OO residence is being erected at
IIazeltOn.
Three car loads of wire at Geppert &
Stones. for $40. I3
". ID. Myers, OF Pleasant Hill, Mo-,
IL out here To- remain several weeks.
L. y. Salycr, Of sun City, is rejoicing
over the advent of his first born, . boy.
Wood * Vincent will have iron shut
tiers on the south side of their new
building.
II you waut to borrow money on farm
or city property, call on Bronson Il
IIOuchn. 10
John Higgins will leave the upper
story of his new building in hall for
the present.
Attorney Mccartney, of Ashland, was
here yesterday. trying case before
Judge Ellis, at Chambers.
Before you sign an application for a
farm loan. see Blair n Ewart at the
First National Bank. 10
l.. r. Pearson n Co. this week sold TO-
Sam'l Stewart the G.. j Funk place of
800 acres. on Antelope Flat, east of this
city, for - 800.
Examine your titles and fix them up
while you can. Bronson x IIouchin
will make sou an abstract, and you can
tell where the defects are. 10
The commissioners appointed To con-
denim the right-of-way on the line of the
Fort Scott road, in Barber county, will
meet at New Kiowa October 18th.
Send your children with their nickels
TO II. NJ. Woodward's (Singer's shop
for their candies, notions and toys. He
gives down weight and fair count,
and nothing but the best of everything.
Tell your neighbor that a board of
trade is TO be organized I'm Medicine
Lodge next Friday night, October LIST,
and then see that he attends the meet
ing &C the opera house.
Roundup will hereafter get mail three
times n week, from Kiowa. The tri-
weekly mail from here TO Canema has
been discontinued. That place will
also get mail by way of Kiowa.
Ed. A. II. Mulkey, who has been the
pastor of the Christian church in this
city for Eve years, preached his farewell
sermon Sunday morning. The church
Is now without a pastor.
There will be dance and supper al
Pleasant Valley school house on Tues
day night, October 5. The receipts will
be used toward paying the balance due
on the school building.
Capt. Freeman returned. Saturday
from the X. Il. conclaye at st. Louis
lie says it was grand affair, equal il
every respect to the one at Chicago IL
1850, and the one ut San Francisco II
1883. lie left Chester 1. Long in Mis-
souri,, visiting MS people
Catholic services will lie held at Sher
locks hall, in Medicine Lodge, October
10th, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. e. l.. Kear
full, Cfrom Wellington. All Catholic:
are requested to attend, as important
matters will come before the meeting.
II. Lebrecht & Co. this week sold TIVE
tracts Of their Barber county land. Ont
tract Of lGO acres, south of here, was
sold TO Mr.. Shindler, of Harper, fOl
$1,000, and a tract of 100 acres, south
west of here, TO Mr.. Bell, of Greenwood
county, for 5000.
The Hazelton dramatic troupe wan
to come here and give one or more ex
hibitions. A good patronage will b
accorded them. we believe. But we sug
gest that the do not play Among IN,
Breakers here, as we had that play re
Gently.
Conrad Leiller, who is successfully
farming, six miles south of here, Ina
demonstrated that late potatoes can b.
raised here. Henry burst was down a
Mr.. Loefiler's, one day this week. an,
says he has remarkably good lot o
late potatoes.
VIM. Russell, VIM. Bradley and W
+. Hudson, citizens Of Hancock county
Ind, were out here this week, lookin
for land and locations. Their old friend
Stephen L. Dickerson, showed ther
many OF the beauties Of Barber county
Two Hocks Of sheep, each containin
$500 head, passed through town las
Sunday, on their way to Pratt county
to be fed. They came from Tom Green
county, Texas, and had been on tn
road three months and nine days. On
OF tho drivers stated that there wer
10000 head more coming. and would b
Lore In a few dayH.