Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-15

ffeSn nSn anu IIeSn oysters regular
ly at the Central market. IL
Shannon & Shannon want all the
good farm loans they can get. 80
Marquand's meat shop is now in the
gypsum building, the old stand. 80
Riley Lake and wife were here over
Sunday, to attend Catholic services.
Stock bills, of any description print
ed at the INDEX Office, on short notice.
Anything from visiting card to
full sheet poster printed with neatness
and dispatch at the INDEX Office
Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. f.
church will meet Friday with Mrs.
Ingraham. Mrs. Houchin. Sec'y.
Louis Z. w. Eckert Is now a free
man. a divorce having been granted to
him Monday by the district court.
If you want farm loan, it will pay
you to see III. VI. Ingraham. Hank"
is making more loans than anybody. 3S
Elder Embry will commence a series
of meetings at the Christian church, in
this city, on Friday evening, the nth
inst.
An eastern man wrote here this week
to know if land near Mingora was worth
$50 per acre. lie was answered in the
affirmative.
Owing to the hard times we Will sell
the $50 Domestic Sewing Machine for
$3.50. Every machine is warranted.
a. S. McClearey & Co. SO
DIR. KOciell, has just received lot of
pure fresh bovine vaccine virus. Those
wishing To be vaccinated will do well
to cali on him for that purpose. So
Quite an extensive search was made
last week by the grand jury for the
location of two "blind tigers" but
with what success we are not able yet
to say.
Steamed feed will save from ten to
thirty per cent. We have an engine
and boiler for sale, which is just the
thing for grinding and steaming feed.
Call at this Office.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
society desire to thank the band for
music; also the public for their liberal
patronage at the basket social. BY
order of the society.
f. w. Hill has secured a position as
civil engineer on the Rock Island road
and will start west in few days. Mrs.
Hill will go east on visit. Mr.. \. NJ.
Houchin will occupy their house on
mob HILL"
The Baptists held business meeting
at the primary school building, Monday
night, and have about perfected ar
engagements for regular meetings. An
effort will be made to secure the servi-
ces of Rev. w. y. Cane.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to take dinner at Mrs. Youmans' on
Wednesday, February 22d, where the
Willing Workers will serve baked
bean and brown bread dinner. Mrs.
Waldron Chase, secretary.
The Coldwater building and loan as
ISOLATION is letting out its money at As
to 80 per cent. discount, and it has more
applicants than it can accommodate.
The ASSOCIATION at this place has been
satisfied with 33t per cent. discount.
Cash talks in buying goods. With
dollar you can be Independent when
with only credit you had to take what
was set before you. We can offer
extraordinary inducements in every
line of goods we carry. StandifOrd,
Youmans Il Eldred. 50
LosT-A yellow grey hound bitch,
with white ring around neck, scar be-
hind left fore shoulder. Reward of
$3.50 for her return or for information
leading to her recovery.
Il. j. TALIAFEBRO,
Medicine Lodge, Kans. 81
The continued story, Matthias Sans
dorf. =" is concluded in this issue of the
INDEX. 1t has given general satisfac-
ton and we have not heard of reader
that did not like it. We are negotiat-
ing tor another interesting story that
will appear in few weeks.
One of the INDEX force is now en-
gagged extensively in the chicken bust
ness, with a stock furnished by those
three representative Barber county cit
liens, Howard Parker, George Hen
erickson and James Garten. That COM
bination should produce good breed
of chickens.
The tiresome case of Lebrecht VS.
Boutwell, was settled yesterday. The
question involved was whether Both
well should be made pay fer half of the
south wall of the Lebrecht building on
Main street, inasmuch as Bothwell's
building joins to it. The suit was
stopped each party paying his own
costs,
Those VINO have travelled over the
road east of town, as far as +. Il, Coles,
say that they never before saw such an
Improvement in a road. The sand
draws have been covered over with
clay, and DOW the sand Is not noticed.
p. Il. Cole and his boys did the work.
under direction of the township alstee.
r. NJ. Sparks has also done good work
on the road between his house and the
city. If every farmer would half do
his duty, there would be no had roads
in this vicinity.
The SteEben Courier, of Bath, New
York, and the Cohoctoa Valley Times,
OF January 18th and 9th, each contain
ed lengthy notices of the death of Mr..
Jonathan Robbie. of Bath, father of Mrs.
\. l., Noble, of this city. lie was one
of the most prominent citizens of Bath,
having been for many years a trustee
of the city, aud at one times its pres