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

O. Morris Bros. have a large quantity
OF barb wire. at lowest prices. 1t
o. c. Ewart and c. c. Harris started
for Meade county yesterday.
'For the cheapest plow.shoes. farm
shoes, and brOgans, call on Kies, at the
shOe store. 80
Attorney Chas. L. Atherton has
moved his office to the Thompson build
ing. north Main street.
Fkies has opened ont q new and COM
plctc line OF ladies fine shoes. New
styles and low prices. 80
Several Of our town physicians went
to KiowT yesterday to attend the meet
ing of the Medical society.
DIR. Gillette amputated the right fore
finger of railroad man Wednesday.
y tie had fallen on it.
We have something new in letter
heads. note heads and statements.
Come in now with your Job work.
Miss Mcpherson, teacher in the pub
lie school, was taken seriously i'll Wed
nesday and had To quit her labors.
Judge Orner was the representative
of Eldred Post, G.. y. r., at the annual
encampmont at Wichita this week.
The public school children will cele-
brate the anniversary Of Lonfellow's
birth to-day with appropriate exercises.
New goods received every week by
kies, next door To the pOStuficc. He is
the only exclusive boot and shoe man
In TIE city. 70
Henry Goldsmith was over from
Winfield this week looking after his
frolicsome brother, julius, of Famous
fame.
The report industriously circulated
this week 10y his partner, that Nick
Sherlock was married in Illinois, is
positively denied.
When a dime viii get you fragrant.
pure, imported Havana cigar at Poole IS
why continue to smoke "stinkers' at
any price. 30
County Clerk Taliaferro this week
traded his farm east of town to Henry
Morgan for two houses and four lots on
South Main street.
Bargains may be had i'm heavy boots
and shoes, which Kies is clearing out TO
make room for his summer stock. CITY
shoe store is the place. 80
l.. f. Pearson and Mrs. Payne have
exchanged places for this year. she TAX
ing the farm and he the city property.
Both viii move next week.
The colored people now have one
night in the week at the rink and they
work IL for all they are worth. We'd
nesday night was big time with them.
W. W. Cook has been busy this week
fencing his $40 acre farm north of Ia
zelton, four miles. lie thinks it is the
best piece of farming land in the
county.
JAS. Boutwell, has ordered an immense
stock of wall paper and house decora-
tons and will open out the same in the
Gobeille building, North Main street.
If you own a horse that will make
the present season, bring him to town
Saturday. March Il. and show UP his
good points for the benefit OF farmers
who want TO select the best.
Robt. Lebrecht has enlarged his bust
ness and added dry goods. clothing and
general merchandise to his stock. lie
has room 25xlGO feet, and expects to
ill up the entire space with a new and
well selected stock.
Rogers 81 Sons, the leading imple-
ment men of Harper, have opened
yard here and put in several car loads
of plows, breakers, harrows, stalk-cut-
ter, etc. They are located directly
south of the opera house.
Next Monday will be March LIST. and
nothing preventing. the INDEX will be
around with its monthly bills. and viii
esteem it a great favor if its patrons
will not say anything about calling
again"
Revolving the druggists permits will
only have the effect Of Knocking the
city out of $50 per month and no one
pretends to say that any less liquor
viii be sold here. We fear that our
usually discreet probate Judge has had
bad advice in this matter.
]. J. Strickland. the Kingman specu-
lator, was here this week looking at the
Colcord-Peak ranch which he has an
idea of purchasing. He is getting to
be an extensive land owner and has con-
fdence 10 Barber county real estate.