Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-19
Work for the creamery.


put on the Christmas tree.
Fred. Graham has gone 10 Missouri
TO look after some real estate deals.
Postmaster McClearey's commission
does not expire until January 10, 1880.
The jury disagreed in the Geppert.
Stone-Allen cases at Kingman, last
week.
NJ. +. service Sunday morning at the
church; in the evening at Thompson's
opera house.
A. w. Little was down from Wyan.
dotte last week looking after his Barber
county interests.
l.. 4. Hubbard won the bird book
Saturday night. 1t is worth SIS. He
will rattle it again.
The cheapest dolls in town are to be
found at the z. o. book store. Call and
price them anyway.
w. 4. Williams this week sold his 600
head of sheep to Nate Priest who
shipped them to Kansas City.
The personal property sold by the ad-
ministrators of DR.. j. II. Davis, de-
ceased. last Friday, brought S75.
Rev. Cain will this week close a pro-
tracted meeting that he has been hold
ing at Amber with good success.
Rev. North is conducting protracted
meeting this week at the Presbyterian
church. Services every evening.
G. l.. Swartz was the only Barber
county representative at the Farmers
convention at Wichita, last week.
p. ID. Cunningham will leave for
Kansas City to-day to attend a conven-
ton Of real estate mortgage companies.
Don't you want to render bills or
statements TO your costumers? Their
have the INDEX print your stationary.
Water has been cut off at the east end
OF the ditch To give the workmen q
chance TO blast away the rock at the
west end.
The gulch into which the water ditch
empties has filed up two or three i'm.
ches with sand since the water has been
turned in.
y. 5. McClearey has large stock Of
albums and, IN order TO reduce il. he
offers to sell them at reduction OF -
cents on the dollar.
Buy the best, latest and tenderest
beef, veal, mutton and pork, OF Smyth
" Schmidt, on Main street. They kill
nothing but the best. Il
The dispatches announce that an in
crease of pension has been granted to
Albert l.. Freeman, of Medicine Lodge.
He was always lucky.
The best assortment of candies and
toys ever brought here is being handled
by Davis Il Davis. They will save YOU
money by buying from them. -
Dolls, toys, notions, toilette sets.
manicure sets, shaving sets, work box
es, and hundred other novelties, ava,
down in prices at 5. Y. &E's. -
Mr.. A. Eubanks, one of the English
men who recently located here. has been
sick with typhO-malaria for about two
weeks. DIR. Kari is attending him.
The Earnest Workers of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. J. W.
McNeal on Thursday, Dec. 10Th at .
O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Cameron, Sec'y.
For 80 days we will give you cut prices
on all dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, etc. Money refunded if this
is not the truth. Davis " Davis. %
There will be preaching at the College
Hill school house, commencing tonight
and continuing, perhaps, during the
week. Elder Nation will conduct the
services.
See those experienced meat men.
Smyth Il Schmidt and make arrang-
ments for your regular supply of meat.
They handle the best and guarantee
satisfaction. IA
bursts cotton gin was running to its
full capacity last Saturday. It's doing
all tile ginning for this and surrounding
counties. Several bales Of cotton were
shipped from here this week.
Editor Adams, of the Hazelton Elk
press, was here last Saturday on a col
lecting tour for his paper. He is get
ting out q good paper and deserves the
support of Hazelton and vicinity.
Rev. Bright was confined to his room
Monday and yesterday, at Capt. Rog-
ers', from nervous prOstratiOn and he
had to cancel his engagement at An
thOny. He will leave for the east to-
day.
Corn, oats, chickens, eggs, butter,
cattle, hogs, or anything the farmer
raises can be disposed Of at Davis g.
Davis for merchandise. 1t is unques-
tionably the best house in town and the
most liberal. 20
1t is understood that the Aetna Town
company will ask the commissioners
to vacate the streets and alleys in part
of the townsite. 1t costs money to own
a TOWNSHIP when the lots are vacant and
assessed separate.
Miss Minnie IIewens started home
yesterday on receiving telegram.
During her extended visit her, as a
guest of Mrs. Eldred, she made many
friends and admirers who Will hope 10
see her here again.
1t look like business to have nicely
printed stationery. The INDEX has a
nice lot OF letter heads, note heads.
statements, bill heads and envelopes.
Come in and leave your orders before
the holiday rush commences.
II your name is not in the INDEX TO.