Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-07

came DOWN from AtcnlSOn. last lhurs-
day, and will remain here while.
IIazelton -four guaranteed to please,
Crown, Peck's Patent, Gold Medal and
Our Pet, for sale by Is. X. Harrington.
Three hundred bushels of seed corn
best In the county, at 81 per bushel, tor
sale at the Central Meat Market. 39tf
Mr.. +. Youmans returned from
EnglewoOd Monday and reports his
firm doing good business at their store
down there.
Owners of horses and jacks are in
vited to come in and order their bills.
We do good work and give satisfaction
or no charge is made.
The second prospect hole at Wichita
is down 500 feet and nothing Of value
has been found. Mr.. Tennent, of naz-
elton is the contractor.
Lake City Bee: flames Nurse brand
ed six calves Tuesday. Fred Slaughter
butchered hog Monday. DIR.
IIovious has put up hitching rack in
front of mis- drug store"
Cook & Titus bought thirty head of
two and three-year-ol steers, in King
man county, last week. They will buy
several hundred more if they can Sc
cure them at reasonable prices.
The late grand jury cost the county
| S7l5.00, divided as follows: Jurors
S364. 80; witnesses $40. 10; sheriff's costs
$4,000: clerks costs $500. Rather an
expensive luxury for these hard times!
The weather was so warm here last
week that lot Of cattle de-horned by
Mr. Hargis, near Lake City, were at
tackled 10y screw worms. Their depre-
dations were stopped, however, before
any damage was done.
G. G.. Taliaferro is getting to be a
bloated landowner, he having this week
purchased the Harry Knowles tract of
800 acres, northwest of town for $500
and the viii Kelly place, south of here
eight miles, containing 240 acres.
Sheriff Stevens started to Leaven-
| MNAAA hnlhhl VIII lNh DNhtA iltAAls
sentenced to ter years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary for highway robbery.
| His victim was John Bond, of KiOwa,
Segarman was convicted on the evil
dence of his partner in crime, one
Shamberger, who was not prosecuted.
The northern division of the Barber
County Teachers association will meet
at Medicine Lodge March 10th. next
Saturday. The exercises will include
a variety of entertaining discussions of
peculiar interest To teachers. We
would have gladly published the pro-
gramme, had it been furnished us.
We are informed that the reason the
school at Amber was temporarily dis
continued was because the district
funds were not available, and that the
directors and patrons were entirely
satisfied with Miss Stella Young as
teacher. Our Amber correspondent
last week, was not explicit i'm writing
of the matter, and Miss Young was
naturally dissatisfied with being placed
in false light.
Monday, at chambers. Judge Ellis
granted an order for the sale of tn,
Ramsey y Sheldon goods attached by
Barton Bros, of Kansas City, theil
1 Tain being for S6,O62.2l. In their ap-
IA NtieB for che sale, the plaintiffs al
i LmS at the goods are of such class
~, thov will deteFiorate in value
70 ~, lola ne lot will be sold in bali
for cash or a o, I'd note bearing 10 pei
cent. interest and d 7e June ioth' 1888
sample s. Long appeared. for pialntifis
The man Louis p. Hanson, ehsfses
with completely in the burglary o. WV
Davis & Davis store, was promptly &C
Quilted by the jury, last week, that body
not being out exceeding fifteen minutes
The only evidence against Hanson was
that given by Robinson and his story
was not believed. Other witnesse:
testified that Hanson was in bed asleeI
when the robbery occurred. IL appears
that the right man was the first one al
rested.
DIR. Kociell has closed up the tonso
rial part of the business, and hence
forth will devote his time exclusivel
to the practice of medicine. His ofiic
now is one door south of Updegraff
Smiths drug store. Callers can fin
him i'm his Office at any time, day o
: night. when he is not out on profession
; al business. Calls to the country vi
: be promptly attended TO, regardless c
distance. Please remember the lOca
ton. one door south of Updegraff ,
: Smiths drugstore.
A double wedding occurred al Col(
water on the Ist., the contracting pal
! ties all having formerly lived at Med
e cine Lodge. Mr.. John NJ. Buudy wa
e married to Miss Debbie e. Combs an
g Mr.. Cary II. Furnas was married
Miss Clara Ward. sister of Mrs. c. ,
Freeman. OF this city. Rev. Fay, {
e the NJ. +. church, of Coldwater, pc
|. formed the ceremony. Both couples ;
X once came to Medicine Lodge 10 speu
II a few days with their friends and rel
o tiOps. We know of few better or mo-
70 industrious men than John Bundy an
q Cary Furnas, and we understand IL;
d they have shown good judgment in Il
IS selection OF their wives. Mr.. BunG
It will locate at Ashland and Mr.. Fnrn
Il at Coldwater, each in the contractiI
and building business.