Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08

| Jaws ~ ldNlS 81
''Shaw Knit seamless socks, only
10 cts, 5. Y. NE. 6
If you want to borrow money, go to
Morgan and Graham. 6
Eternal vigilance Is the only sure way
to hold bad prisoners.
Ladies fine shoes and slippers, end
less variety. ). Y. NE. 6
California prunes, the best in the
world, at Davis x Davis. 81
Call on Morgan q Graham if you
wish 10 increase your loan. 6
Covered Jelly Tumblers 5 cts. apiece;
only few left. S. Y. ne. 8
j. G. Livingston has moved from
Salina, Kans., to Sparta, Ill.
The Baptists took in about S25 at
their festival last Thursday.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Henry O'Erien is talked of for dis
trct clerk. He is a democrat.
The union labor people raised flag
pole at Sharon Saturday evening.
y daughter was boyn to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Freeman yesterday, 7th inst.
Medicine Lodge does not need any
more bonded Indebtedness this year.
Mayor Esmond was out Monday, the
first time for three weeks. lie is about
well.
will pay the highest market price
for fat cows. G. G.. SPARKS, Medicine
Lodge.
Money IN abundance at reduced rates.
Call at the Office of Shannon q Shan
non for terms. o
! Rev. Sanderson has traded his claim
west of town for residence property in
Peabody, Kansas.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank. A
Capt. Freeman came in Sunday from
n trip through northern Kansas and
southern Nebraska.
Geo. Ellis returned home last Satur-
day. lie visited in Illinois after taking
IN the Topeka convention.
The Geppert Il Stone stock of hard
ware is advertised to be sold ON Satur-
day. 1t will be sold in bulk.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
have lawn social at the residence of
Mrs. w. W. Cook Thursday evening,
| August 10th. ll-2
Subjects at the Methodist church
next Sunday: Monday, 1.-The Gift of
Cod" Evening to the young men,
"Show Thyself a Man.
Persons whose land publication
notices appear in this paper may as
well arrange to pay for the same before
they get the publishers affidavit.
There will be no credit ON anybody's
notice.
Hon. Cal. Brice, who is chairman of
the national democratic executivecom-
mittee, Is first cousin of Mrs. w. A.
Clinkscales, of this county. Her hus-
band showed US picture of Mr.. Brice
this week.
For the best watermelon taken there
this season, the clerks in the store of
Standiford YOumans 81 Eldred will
give a sack of the celebrated 20. g."
flour; for the second best a sack of
Homo" -four. IL
The Ramsey Il Sheldon goods have
been sold by w. j. Milligan to Burn
ham Il Harmon. The former Is q men,
Der of the firm of Burnham, Hanna &
Munger, Kansas City and Mr.. Harmon
is from the south.
w. W. Stamford came up from
Engewood Monday. A light rain fell
there Saturday and around Ashland and
Protection the rainfall was heavy. At
Protection the water was standing on
the ground in lakes Monday.
Mrs II. 4. Brown is prepared to do
any and all kinds of plain and fancy
sewing, cutting and fitting, guarantee
ing satisfaction. Her rooms are at her
fathers, j. b. Vaughn's. on First ave-
nue., directly east of Main street.
G.. j. SOuthwprth has re-opened his
drug store and 1t Is DOW in better shape
than ever before, the room having been
thoroughly renovated, re-papered and
re-painted. 1t is now like a new store.
lie has not recovered all of his insur-
Snce, yet.
Jas. A. n'''air was down from Kansas
City this week. He lever loses an OPP
portunity to say good word &C. &C.. Bar
Der county and the reporter that hunts
him up for an interview on the crops is
certain to learn that Barber county is
all right"
1t is reported here that the two Drs.
McElrath, father and son, will leave
kiowa i'm short time for Michigan,
their old home, where they will reside.
l5r. McElrath, the junior, is mayor of
Kiowa. Our informant is A. j. Jones.
who was down there Sunday.
w. a. Gaunt has sold his meat shop
to Jas. II. Smyth and Aug. Schmidt.
two experienced meat men well known
to the public here. Mr.. Smyth was of
the firm of Smyth \ Noble and Gus
schmidt was a long time with Petit &
Currie. Both are first-class men.
W. S. Denton and family spent a
week rusticating at Elm Mills, fishing
and hunting and returned home Friday.
They took camping outfit along and
even took a COW to supply them with
milk. They had delightful time.
The one hundSedth anniversary of the
birth of Adoniram Judson, the pioneer
missionary TO Burma, of the Baptist
denomination, occurs on Thursday, the