Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.


Hayden * Lyle keep groceries.
Bargains at Geppert & Stones. 10
ID. W. Wing Is again with the Fa-
nous.
Mulkey has sold two organs in the
last ten days. IL
Freshest groceries in town at Hay
den & Lytle's. s
Miss Minnie Reynolds has a position
In the postoiiice.
Joliet barbed wire at ~ cents at
Noble Il Nixon's. IL
Tame pigeons are becoming more nu-
merousin this city.
Fox RENT--A new two room house,
apply to Henry burst. 8
II you want good square meal for
sc, call at the Cling hotel. 10
Mulkey sells the Packard, Pelloubet
and Western Cottage organs. IL
Nearly ton Of ammunition received
this week 10y Noble & Nixon. II
Mrs. Ben. Kaufman and the children
are visiting in Sumner county.
Three car loads of Bessemer steel
wire, at Si.4O. Geppert \ Stone. 10
Born to +. +. Noble and wife, on the
2Dth, boy, ofrogulation weight.
10 ACRES FOR sALE.-Very desirable
and cheap. Inquire at this Office.
+. !. Schwartz, Kansas manager Of
the Badger Lumber Co., was here We'd
nesday.
Take your butter and eggs to Hayden
& Lyt!c 20 exchange for groceries or
dry goods. S
Mr.. III. Burgheim. of Cincinnati, an
uncle of Julius Goldsmith, is here look
ing nj the town.
Ammunition Of every kind. including
brass and paper shells, re-cappers, etc,
at Noble y Nixon's. L.
Mrs. \. NJ. Uouchin started, to-day,
on visit to her old home at Eldcrado.
TO be gone three weeks.
Henry Morgan is building a cottage
in the FOwler-SimmOns addition, near
A. w. JOhnstOns place.
4 farm OF 100 acres. near Sharon,
with no extra improvements OH it, was
sold last week for $1,000
-Four lots in IIammond's addition, in
the north end Of town, were sold yes.
terday 10y Taliaferro Il Morgan.
Mr.. J. O. Hahn ia mentioned as a
probable candidate for county super
intendent of public instruction.
W. W. Murphy, now ON the road for
the Western Paint and Oil Co., stopped
here over Sunday with his old friends.
Mr.. FristOe is putting the finishing
touches on his residence in the north
end of town. lie expects his family
here IN few days.
DIR. f. III. Lockwood this week pur-
chased from L. \. McClearey two lots
on North Walnut street, on which he
will erect a residence.
So far, Eli. Ilarbaugh. who owns a
magnificent farm, south of here miles.
has brought in the smoOthest lot of
corn we have seen this season.
Geo. +. Aver, brother of Mrs. Blick-
hahn, of this city, was lately married
in Las Vegas to Miss Brown. He is
civil engineer, working for the Santa
Fe railroad.
Is. +. Kies attended the convention
of independents and greenbackers at
Topeka this week. While away, he
will continue to look for desirable To-
cation TO engage i'm business.
It is understood that Henry burst
will be candidate for township trus-
tee of Medicine Lodge township, on the
democratic ticket. lie would make a
good one. Read his announcement.
The bath rooms in the basement Of
the Grand hotel have been fitted up
new throughout by Bob Eckert, who
will conduct the same i'm connection
with his barber shop. Give him a
call.
Word reached here from stanford,
KY, this week, that Mr.. and Mrs. j.
". Hayden are the parents of girl ba-
by. The Medicine Lodge member Of the
firm Of Hayden 4 I.ytle is rs proud rs
If the event It was partnership affair.
Mr.. NJ. J. Lane, Of New Kiowa, has
traded his interest in the Caldwell Jour
nal for a farm and other valuable prop
erty. lie is now an ordinary citizen
and entitled TO no other privileges and
perquisites than arc guaranteed 10
ordinary mortals.
The advantages Of getting a farm
loan from the First National Bank of
Medicine Lodge are, that there is no
delay. money being furnished on day
OF application; the interest is payable
here at home; there Is no limit to the
amount they have 20 loan. and tbey
have rates as low as any other