Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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Read Ingraham 81 Forts locals this
week. IA
Frank Strong is clerking at the Grand
hotel.
Mulkey has sold two organs in the
last ten days. II
New goods and novelties just re-
ceived ut Mulkey's. IL
Two car loads of that ~ cert barbed
wire at Noble * Nixon's. II
Mulkey has just ordered seventy-vol-
umes for his circulating library. IL
Eli Simmons and Mr.. Fowler have
traded places In the southwest part of
town.
A sister Of j. y. Titus was out here
from Ohio, this week, accompanied by
lis child.
o. Il. Poole will put in a stock of
drugs in connection with his tobacco
and cigars.
Mrs. Jas. A. Blair started Wednes-
day TO New York CITY, where she goes
for medical treatment.
Ammunition of every kind, including
brass and paper shells, re-cappers, etc,
at Noble X Nixous. II
Ktua is building 4 school house 2sx
II feet, to be furnished IN good style.
Jas. \. Blair, Of the First National
Bank, started to Washington City and
New York, last Sunday.
Capt. G. J. Skecn has gone to Chica-
go, ILL.,, and Greene county, Missouri,
on business and pleasure trip.
W. r. Elliott, at one time clerk in
the First National Bank of this city.
now in the coal business in Ohio, was
here this week.
Ingraham &Fort represent the strong
est loan firm I'm Southwest Kansas, and
can furnish you money as cheap as the
cheapest. II
Another lot Of 20 good horses is of
fered for sale this week, by Judge o.
Bryan, at the Mckinney stables.
Mr.. Hahn has decided that he will
not be a candidate for county superin-
tendent. lie has secured the school
two and half miles south Of town.
Subject OF discourse Sabbath morn
ing, September 9Th, at the Presbyte-
rian church: The Church and the
Working Glass"
Vim. Blair, foreman of the Comanche
pool, was here this week, and reported
that beeves from their range will be
ready for shipment by the middle of the
month.
Parties who contemplate the purch-
ase Of cattle for corn feeding, will find
plenty of money for that purpose at the
First National Bank. Call and get their
rates. IL
Married, August 10Th, 1886, at the
residence of X. III. Hahn, in this city,
by Rev. j. c. McElroy, Mr.. Albert II.
Clancy and Miss Labelle Cyprett, all
OF Barber county.
Stephen r. Garrison has leased the
Lawrence Miller blacksmith shop, on
south Main street and engaged a first
class workman to assist him in con-
Quoting it. lie invites the public TO
call and give him their patronage.
w. Il. Rouse and wife will start OH
trip to be desired, next week. With a
party of Odd Fellows they will go to
Chicago, Boston, New York and other
eastern points, on an excursion that
will consume two weeks. Their many
friends will wish for them pleasant
trip.
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 to loan, and they
have rates as low as any other ]
II. &. Hadley, general claim agent Of
the st. L., Ft. ). s. w. railroad, was i'm
the city this week, collecting informa-
tiOn concerning the great Hood of 1885.
One Of the engineers on that road was
drownedin the Minnesota, during that
flood, and his widow is suing the road
for damages. Mr., Hadley is hunting
up evidence to show that the food was
general and unprecedented.
The increase in job work made 1t
necessary that we add more machinery
to our Office. Accordingly, we have
put In a Paragon paper cutter, and a
Gordon half-medium press, two of the
best machines made. We are prepared
now, much better than ever before, 10
do job printing and hope that our
friends viii remember it. We make a
specially Of fine work and offer prices
that are as low as Kansas City.
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