Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-06-11

Mrs. Berry, or NeScatunSa. is here
visiting Judge O.Bryan's family.
4 .AIulkey's book store now occupies the
foom two doors north of the First
National bank. /
j. Neif McClearey started wednes-
-lay for Colorado, in search of invest
nents IN real estate,
The personal property connected with
the Grand Hotel is advertised TO Ire sold
on Saturday, 18th inst, by Heceiver
Ely.
Remember tie sale Of the Stith prop
erty, 10 commence next Tuesday, June
18th. Read this paper and the handbllls
for full particulars.
Parties who have grievances to lay
before the county board of equalization
are reminded that the board will meet
again next Monday, June 18th.
Mr.. ID. 4. Millington, editor Of the
Winfield Courier. came over last Satur-
day, and remained till Monday, ON a
visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. +. III. Nixon.
The willing Workers will give a lawn
social at the residence of Mrs. +. You
mans, on next Wednesday evening,
June 10th. Everybody is cordially in
vited To attend.
W. y. Bradbury, Of 4Etna, Kan, ar
rived in the city Monday and Will spend
several days in Floyd and Washington
counties visiting relatives and friends.
New Albany Ind Ledger.
These days are hot and your wife has
hard time doing the cooking. Save
her health, her good looks and her
temper by buying a gasoline stove
from Morris Bros. now, while they are
cheap. 2
W. l.. p. Burney and his bride arrived
this week from Missouri and will make
their permanent home here. The young
couple will meet with many friends and
we predict, will prove valuable acquisi-
tions to society.
F. Tingelhon retired from the man.
agement Of the Palmer House this
week and has gone to Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, where we hope he Will prosper, for
he is q straightforward, upright man.
j. Z. Gibson now has charge of the
Palmer House.
Pianos and organs tuned and all kinds
Of sewing machines repaired by an ex-
perienced man from the east; also
pianos, organs and Domestic machines
for sale on monthly payments. Old
machines taken in exchange. Leave
orders with \. 5. McClearey & Co., at
the postofflce. l
Miss Anna Taber, whose parents re-
side in this city, was married at Darien,
Conn, on the 18th OF May to DR.. Warner,
of that place. No intimatiOn of the
approaching wedding was given when
Miss Anna left here several weeks ago.
Her many friends in this city wish her
much happiness.
Capt. Evans and II. W. Phillips will
ship from New kiowa, on the 20th inst.
1000 Of their stock cattle from their
Comauche Pool range, to their Mon
tana ranches. They will hold their
beevcs on their Territory range and
dispose OF the surplus to anyone want
ing their privilege, which holds for two
years yet.
Wood u Vincent yesterday purchased
from Henry Goldsmith, lot No. >,
South Main street, between Mobiles
hardware store and the Shepler build
ing. paying for the same $1,000. They
expect To erect a twO-story brick build
ing 2jXS0 feet on the same this season
and occupy the lower room with their
boot and shoe store.
\ husband is wanted for n Young
widow. She writes us to help her Sc
cure n good-looking, ambitious man.
She is 80 years oil, fine form, cookbook
ing and n worker. If some of our
bachelor or widower friends want a
wife, and mean business, they can get
her address by calling ut this office.
Photos and references exchanged.
a sparring exhibition is announced to
occur in this city, at the ampitheatre,
next Thursday evening. June 18th, be-
tween John Johnson, the light weight
champion of Kansas, now Of Harper,
and W. ). Deeds, the heavyweight of
this city. AlOuzO will also appear in
his heavy lifting acts, and other local
talent will add interest to the occasion.
The preliminary examination of Ike
Steel, who shot Theodore Beers, at the
Cook ranch, on the 10Th of May, will
occur before Justice Durham IN this
city, to-day, Friday. Steele was re-
leased last Monday on giving bond, in
the sum Of 81 500, for his appearance
Ills securities are W. II. and Robt.
Smith and Tip McCrackeu, all of Ca
nema. Beers, the wounded man, is
getting well as fast as could be ex-
pected.
No one in want Of horses, cattle, bug
gles, wagons, farm implements, etc,
should forget the big sale Of personal
property Of the late David Stith, which
commences next Tuesday, June 18th
and continues during Wednesday and
Thursday. This will be the most ex-
tensive sale that has ever occurred in
southern Kansas, and almost any kind
Of bargain may be obtained. For fur
Their and fun particulars call on O'Bryan
& Bartels, the auctioneers or read the
bills advertising the sale.
The school board met this week and
employed teachers for the coming year
as follows: Principal, Prof. o. T. Bee
son; Room No. 3, Miss Lizzie McNeal;
No. 2, Miss Burgess; No. /, Miss Matte
Vaughn. The last named lady taught
here during the winter of lss4-s5. Miss
Mcpherson was not an applicant for a
position, her health being poor. The
principal will get SS5 per month and
each Of the assistants SIS per month.