Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-29

Shannon & Shannon can make choice
city loans. 80
Jas A. Blair came in from Kansas
City. Monday.
Thad. Cutlip has sold out his interest
at Lipscomb. Texas.
Sewing Machine Needles, Repairs,
Oil, ETC., at the Z. o. Bookstore. 80
Marquand-Main street.-the gypsum
buIlding-meat market-old stand. SO
The wagon bridge over the Medicine
river, near Kiowa has been completed.
The average weekly attendance at
the NJ. f. Sabbath school for February
was 97i.
The best is the cheapest. The John
Deere and Bradley Listers, at Noble Il
NixOn's. 40
L. W. Kline has rented his farm,
southeast of town, to Mr.. Nelson and
his two sons.
Mr.. Esmond is preparing to cultivate
300 acres on his Mulberry creek farm,
near Sun City.
The best beef 10 be had i'm town is a
the Central meat market, opposite LIST
National bank.
Save pasture and protect your crops
by fencing with barbed wire purchased
OF Morris Bros. 81
HOTEL FOR RENT.-The Avenue
house. this city. Call on S. =. CoAN
for particulars. 81
A choice variety Of Seed Potatoes,
at Sl.65 per bushel, at Standiford, You
mans & Eldred's. 40
Born, February 2lst, in Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. b.
Macdonald, daughter.
Three hundred bushels Of seed corn !;
best In the county, at 81 per bushel, for
sale at the Central Meat Market. soft
YOumans & Barclay were here from
Coldwater. Saturday, consulting with
Attorney Sample or financial matters.
s. z. Coan has taken a position with
Noble u Nixon. He is one of the best
machinery and implement men in the
county.
Owners of horses and jacks are iR-
vited to come in and order their bills.
We do good work and give satisfaction
or no charge is made.
A dollar saved is a dollar made. Re-
member this and try Standiford, You
mans Il Eldred under their new system
to go into effect Feb. LIST. So
The Ramsey Il Sheldon cases are set
for to-day in the district court. Both
Ramsey and Sheldon have been out of
town on visit for several weeks.
S. w. Fetty, who has for some time
lived on Judge Lacy's farm, northeast
of town, recently started back to Mis-
souri,. His two sons and their families
went with him.
AT the Grey Eagle restaurant, this
city on Saturday, 10Th inst, Rev. San
dersOn united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Geo. w. Crigar and Miss Mary
T.. Owens, both of Kiowa township.
Those who attended the entertain
meut at the Presbyterian church, Sun
day afternoon, speak in great praise of
Master Don Nelson, who rendered a
difficult vocal solo. The little fellow is
very young.
Hon. VIM. III. Carter, of Coldwater,
was here Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, and was examined and admitted
to practice law i'm the district court.
lie IL n gentleman and scholar, and
should he decide to engage actively in
the practice, he will undoubtedly be
successful.
Among the novelties at Miss Della
Moore's are stan brand Arasene Star
brand 'Smyrnasene > imported Vienna
ribbon; 'Ribbisene,' Pearl Chenille,
India Chenille, ice or tinsel chord, cres-
cents, rolls, banner stands, fancy roll
ing-pins, and thousand Other novel.
ties that were never before shown IN
this city.
DIR. Dunn last week performed the
delicate operation of removing a con-
siderable piece of necrOsed bone from
the shoulder of Mr.. James Iamlin,
who lives southeast of here. During
the war, a horse he was riding crushed
Mr.. HamlIn's shoulder against tree
and ever since it had been very trouble
some, the arm being useless. HE'S now
improving rapidly.
Sunday WAS a genuine spring day.
1t was clear and pleasant till nearly
noon, when snow began to fall, and a
stiff northwest wind commenced To
blow. At two O'Clock the sun was out
bright and warm, and no wind was
stirring. aud the snow almost instantly
disappeared. The snow and wind and
sunshine had two battles before night,
and after sunset the wind had things
its own way, and sent the mercury
down with rush 10 within fifteen de
grees OF zero. Monday was bright and
1t was soon pleasant again.
Miss Squier, of Kansas City, who has
been here three or four weeks, visiting
the family of Capt. Rogers, will leave
hOre this afternoon, for home. She was
not stranger when she came, but du-
ring her short stay has made many
new friends, and more strongly bound
her old friends. To her is due the cred
it of drilling the children for the exer-
cises at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday afternoon and evening, She
also took prominent part, in the ex-
ercises, and did much 10 nuke the oc-
casiOns 50 completely successful.
The county superintendent of schools,
Mr.. Lands. has issued q eifcular 10 the
teachers of the county requesting them
to give the names of any pupils IN their
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