Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-07-11

Money to loan on land-see Morgan X
Graham. 8
Heavy dews are noticeable every
morning.
Fresh fish every Thursday at the City
Meat Market. l
Think of Is pounds Of Turkish prunes
for 81 at Davis. 81
Roasting ears were selling at cents
dozen this week.
A car load of assorted stoneware very
cheap. S. Y. re. 6
Morgan & Graham can make Farm
Loans at liberal terms. 8
Mrs. +. ii. Nixon and the baby came
In Sunday from Winfield.
Ladies' fine shoes and slippers, end
less variety. 5. Y. 4 +. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Standiford came up
from Fnglewood last week.
Call on Morgan Il Graham IL you
wish to increase your loan. 8
The banks have been asked for
statement OF their business.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Marshal Horney is working North
Main street and First Avenue.
Shannon Il Shannon have an abund-
ance Of money to loan on land. 80
S. J. Adams, a relation, is here visit
ing the family of ID. +. Painter.
The "Quick Meal" is the best gasO-
line stove. Morris Bros. sell them. 40
Cashier Ewart was at Meade Center,
Ashland and Coldwater since our last.
Editor Hoffman, of the Lake City Bee.
was here Monday on his way home from
Attica.
The river and creeks were consider
ably swollen Monday from the rains of
the day and night before.
Refrigerators, water coolers and gas
oline stoves at cost to make room for
fall goods. Noble Il Nixon. 6
District court will meet in special
term August 18th when the Ramsey &
Sheldon cases will be tried.
The celebration last Wednesday at
LOckard's grove was well attended and
pleasant time is reported.
The union labor people have called
their county nominating convention
for August 18th at this place.
Get taste of High Life" by pur-
chasing = 10 can of the finest coffee
ever sold in the town. S. Y. T.. 6
John Roller, formerly of Lake City,
but now OF Stafford, Kans.,. was here
Monday. John has a good livery busl-
ness at Stafford.
Born, to John Elliott and wife, Sunday
July sth, in Medicine Lodge, a daugh-
ter. Mr.. Elliott is fireman on the rail-
road at this place.
J. G.. Livingston and family started
yesterday tor Salina, Kansas, where
they will establish their home, temper
arily, and return here when business
picks up.
Fred B. Eiklor told us Monday of the
heaviest rain for years that fell in FL
wood and Aetna townships last Friday.
Sand creek was higher than it had been
known in five years.
Mrs. Geo. X. Stone, her sister Miss
Rose Suffer and Mrs. A. L. Geppert,
started last week on visit to their old
home Allegan, Michigan where they
will spend tue summer.
Sun City was down here in force last
week endeayoring to get the commits
sioners to equalize their assessment.
The regular time had passed and the
board refused TO reopen the matter.
Judge Ellis and his stenographer,
Miss Cartan, and attorneys Denton and
Sample went to Coldwater, Monday, to
open district court for Comanche coun-
ty. There is big docket out there.
VIM. Mobley of this city has lately
been doing some good work in the way
of dressing and tanning hides under
patent process that he uses. lie has
samples of his work at John Singers
shop.
NJ. ii. Case, an attorney of Topeka,
and A. +. Case, cashier of the Cotton
wood Valley bank, Marion, Kans., faith
er and uncle respectively of III. ii. Case,
of this city, were here two days last
week on a visit.
The Earnest Workers of the Presby-
terrain church will give supper in the
Cook building Thursday, July 10th, be-
ginning at o'clock in the evening.
Cream and cake for all who wish it.
Mrs. Cameron, secretary.
Ed. Hubbard came down from Great
Bend last week to look after his broth
er's business while he, l.. +. Hubbard,
takes little run out to Washington
Territory. California and other western
points. He will start this week.
Will a few of the subscribers who
owe the INDEX on subscription please
bring in few dozen frying chickens?
That would keen our family from starv-
ing and at the same time would be an
easy way of squaring up old scores.
Who will be the first 2
DIR. Higgins, of Webster Grove, st.
Louis county, Mo-. and Mr.. ID. Severy.
of Cascade, Col, were callers last Fri,
day with Mr.. Garrison. of Sharon. DIR.
Higgins owns valuable farm at Shar-
on. Mr.. Severy is half owner in the
Sharon town company.
In reporting the proceedings of the
district court, week before last, in the
case of Story VS. the Standard implement
Co. It appeared that judgment was OBJ
tanned by defendants, when, In fact,
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