Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-26

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Lexington, Mo, Intelligence. was here
this week. He had been out TO Cold
water to visit his nephew, Mr.. Cash, of
the Star.
G.. W. Hendrickson went to Kansas
City this week and purchased car
load of horses and mules which lie will
sell out in this county.
2 Morris Bros. have the largest stock
of hardware, stoves and tinware, of any
house III town. Go and see them and
examine goods and prices. 1t
Mr.. Carson, of the proprietors of the
Ashland Herald, and a prominent real
estate man of Clark county. was here
this morning on his way east,
Two car loads of agricultural imple-
ments were received this week by IL. e.
Noble Il Co.,'and this is but the begin
ming Of what they will receive.
Judge Lake was here yesterday buy
ing select stock of agricultural imple-
ments. He expects to put in an i'm
mense crop this season on his SIX
thousand acres farm.
Poole has the only genuine imported
cigars in this city. These are kept in
an air-tight vault and are always fresh
and fragrant. Step in and try good
smoke and surprise yourself. 80
Sherlock & Mills report several good
sales IF mules within the past week.
They have n number one lot of animals
and those desiring the pick of the lot
should call early.
1t appears that Judge Hardy did not
revoke all of the druggists permits in
the city; but he did revoke three of the
five. There is not much gloryiDg over
this partial victory.
Hon. L. \. McNeal. representative
OF Barber county in the legislature, ac-
companied by his wife and child. and
G. W. Ellis and wife, returned from
Topeka last Sunday.
Ingraham. Stith & Co. have received
a handsome new carriage. finer than
anything in the city, and when one of
their teams is hitched to it, no nicer
turnout need be asked for.
John Singer has decided to move
back to Main street with his shop. lie
will be next door to Finney & Wood
wards harness shop. His friends are
requested to bear this III mind.
Henry Morgan has purchased the in
terest of W. Il. Rouse in the real estate
firm of Taliaferro Il Rouse. and will
continue actively in the business. The
card of the new firm is in this issue.
Geppert & Stone are making extern
sive preparations to control the wagon
and agricultural implement trade this
year. They handle all standard makes
of implements and will not be under
sold.
r. i. Carter passed through here
yesterday on his way to Hutchinson.
lie thinks that a railroad is a great in
vention, for it formerly required two
dlys to get to Hutchinson from here
aad now nine hours does the work.
The first car load of immigrants ever
pulled in here on the train was COM
posed Of a. II. Shuber. Alfred Rush
and Josiah Rush. from Crawford county.
going west to Clark county. They ar
rived last Sunday with their families
and outfits.
The protracted meetings at the VI. E.
church are still going on, and much in
terest is being manifested. DR.. Gates
will be here 10 preach tonight, Satur-
day night and Sunday. At 10 a. IN. on
Sunday there will be a love feast. and
a cordial invitation is extended TO all
persons to attend.
The Carey Lumber company is pre-
pairing TO open yards on the corner of
First avenue and Oak street. J T.
Carey, of the company, was here this
week contracting for the erection of
offices and sheds. J. l.. Brady will be
the resident manager. He has been
here several weeks.
Font. Shepler and VIII Van Slyke
have formed a c0-partnership in the
real estate, collection and loan bust
ness, with their Office in the Shepler
building, on Main street. Both are
active business men and win no doubt
control their share of the business.
The new pharmacist in the employ of
Southworth * Co. is Mr.. Rhinehart L.
Brown, a graduate of the Baltimore
College of Pharmacy. Besides his
diaploma. he comes with the best of