Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-03-14

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Buy your barbed wire now, of Morris
Bros. 81
The best and cheapest garden seeds
at Morris Bros. 80
Garden seeds of all kinds, cheap. at
Davis & Davis AZ
Shannon & Shannon want all the
good farm loans they can get. 80
Big stock of spring clothing just re-
ceived at ID. X. HerrIngton's. Al
Marquand's meat shop is now in the
gypsum building, the old stand. SO
Don't fail to see Cunninghams if you
need farm lOan-read their new ad. Al
Car load of Groceries just received,
and more coming. Standiford, You
mans 4 Eldred. 40
A choice variety of Seed Potatoes,
at S1.65 per bushel, at Standiford, You
mans & Eldred's. 40
II. NJ. Ingraham has fitted up the
Office lately vacated by DR.. Kociell, Oh
the east side of Main street.
If you want farm loan, it will pay
you to see ii. NJ. Ingraham. Hank" is
making more loans than anybody. 40
The Powell township injunction was
dissolved by Judge Ellis in the Com
anche county district court last week.
There will be preaching at Pleasant
Valley school house Sunday, April LIST.
by ReY. John Kimbell, Baptist min
lister.
The Christian church denomination
has secured the services of Elder
Embry, of Anthony, and he will be here
to preach regularly, the first Sunday in
April.
Call on Davis & Davis this week for
seeds of all kinds, potatoes, -four and
groceries; also spring goods. We are
selling now on such a limited profit,
that it is practically AT COST. AZ
A limited number of spectators tick
cts, good for the gallery only, will be
sold for the bon-ton masquerade, March
23d, the last of the select assembly
dances. Tickets for sale at Day 81
Records.
Mr.. w. NJ. Carroll wishes the people
to know that he will come TO their
homes, and mend and varnish any and
all furniture, and at low prices. Leave
orders at Rigg & Johnston's furniture
store. AZ
The Chicago and Alton railroad now
runs without change, one of its elegant
chair cars from Kansas City to Peoria,
ILL.,, via Jacksonville and the Jackson
vile Southern railway. This announce
ment is of great Importance to persons
desiring to. visit that part of Illinois.
For full particulars as to time table and
rates, see II. Ii. Case, railroad agent at
Medicine Lodge.
III. III. Davidson, one of the earliest
settlers and most prominent citizens of
Wellington, was here yesterday looking
lived at Wellington since 1872; was the
leading hardware merchant there for
years; is now connected with the Wei
lingtOn National bank and owns an ex-
tensive stock farm adjoining town. He
is a Kentuckian and democrat and of
course a good man.
The Baptist church of this city is now
fully organized, and has extended call
to Rev. w. n. Cane, of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has accepted the call, and
announces that he will reach here the
latter part of this month. The church
at Kiowa will receive half his time, and
he will hold services there the first day
of April. All Baptlsts in the county
are requested to cooperate with these
two organizations. County papers are
requested to copy this notice.
Castor beans are success in Barber
county and the subject of their culture
should be considered by our people
more generally. Last season, II. A
Noah, of Lake City, raised about 20(
bushels and he says, with as little time
trouble and expense as would have been
DEVOTED to corn. His yield was twenty
bushels to the acre, The beans never
sell for less than one dollar per bushe
and frequently they bring Sl.50. The
beans should be planted and cultivated
much the same as corn, and one bushe
will plant twenty acres. He has a lot
of beans on hand and offers to let then
out on shares or sell them for one dol
lar per bushel. They should be plant
ed in April or May.