Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-13
n Barber county. We have the ONLY perfect
and complete set OF abstract books in the coun
Y. corrected uD TO date. BRONSON d HOUCHIN-

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Calico 3 cts. a yard at w. III. Har-
mon & Co.'S. Alb
Flour from 9Oc to s1.55 sack at W.
H. Harmon & Co.'S. 4-3
The state g. A r. encampment is in
session at Emporia this week.
Twelve pounds granuIated sugar for
Sl.00 at W. H. Harmon q Co.'S. Alb
Z. B. Chopper, father of Mrs. A. J.
/ Jones, has gone back to Illinois.
Warranted the best and the cheapest
for 80 days, -four sold by Davis & Davis.
! DR.. Moore has moved his Office to the
room recently vacated by Mr.. Cunning
ham.
/ w. r. Tool, five miles northwest of
Elm Mills, will have sale on Friday,
/ 18th inst
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. I. A. McClearey, Wednesday,
March Goth.
Mrs. Geo. w. Aver returned Sunday
from visit to her sons and daughters
in Colorado.
There are already FIVE avowed Repub-
lican candidates for sheriff, and the in
| terest has just started.
y marriage license was issued on the
llth to l.. G. Mills and Miss Harriet E.
McElwaln, well-known couple of the
western part of the county.
For RENT-Two room house and
good garden in North end of town, for
rent for So per month. Apply to r.
LAWRENCE. AZ.
For EXCHANGE-All or part of a
good livery outfit, and other stock, for
unincumbered land. Ii. l.. SHANNON,
Medicine Lodge. So
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church meets with Mrs. Higgins on
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. A.
NJ. Houchin. Sec'y.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes is COM
plete. We can fit you in any style, at
prices sure to be satisfactory. Standi
ford, Youmans Il Eldred. SO
The best brand of -four ever offered
in this city is the Crescent" and it is
world-beater. If this was not so
Davis & Davis would not say so. 20
The remains of the late DR.. G. L.
Dunn were Monday disinterred and ex-
pressed to his old home in Virginia for
burial, at the request of his widow.
Three-pound can No. l Tomatoes, 10
cents; 2 pound can Vinton Corn, 10 cts;
all canned goods at prOportionate pri-
ceS. StandIford, Youmans & Eldred.
Peach buds are again showing little
more ''previosity'' than necessary. We
fear they will put out early, and get
nIpped by "a late frost. They are unin-
jured so far.
Call on Ingraham & O'Brian and get
their cheap rates on farm loans. Plenty
of money on hand and best terms in
Barber county. New office South Main
street, west side. AZ
We would like to see the water run
ming through the ditch again, and we
understand that the break has been re-
DuilCNAs anu lllCIC 10 W plONO1Os
Let 'er 90, Gallagher.
Harper Graphic: Mr.. J. Achenbach,
of Hardtner, Barber county, came in
Monday, and will purchase large herd
of cattle for his ranch. He has five
thousand acres fenced in pasture"
We assure you polite attention, cour-
teous treatment, honorable dealing and
| first-class stock from which to make
your selections, and guarantee satisfac-
ton. Standlford, Youmans 81 Eldred.
Persons wishing to improve their
memories or strengthen their power of
! attention should send to Prof. Loisette,
237 Fifth Aye, n. Y, for his prospect
us, post free, as advertised in another
| column. AZ
We want a cannery. This county
raises the finest vegetables we ever saw,
but sometimes the market is unsup-
piled. a cannery would justify some
of our gardeners in doubling and treb-
ing their garden products.
Ben. DePui will please accept an
apology from the INDEX. Last week
we tried to thank him for Trinidad pa
pers, but the intelligent compositor
thought he knew the name better than
we did, and he put it Lem. Of course
| Ben's friends knew what we wanted TO
say.
y dark bay pony mare, about 10 years
old, branded b on right shoulder, and
g on left hip; harness marks; shod all
around; one white hind foot, may be
found at the place of Chas. Gronemire,
one and half miles west of Roundup
post0aice. Has been there about two
weeks. 40
a Manchester, n. H., paper received
from J. C. Loyejoy, father of Mrs.
Chase, of this city, contains an inter-
view with w. z. Tomlinson, of the
Topeka Democrat Mr.. Tomlinson
tells the truth when he says that there
| is as much whiskey used Ill the state
now as before the prohibitory amend
ment went into effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lorton are parents
of girl born yesterday, 18th inst, at
o'clock. AS Otis is of the journalistic
profession, a class not often blessed on
| this earth, his friends of the INDEX
force extend most hearty congratula-
tions. 1t was only last week that we
advertised for a girl for Otis. 1t pays
to advertise.
What is the matter with the Harper
waterworks, that causes the Graphic
TO talk this way ?: 1T is rumored that
Mr. Warwick, of the waterworks, has
made the statement that if it were not
for the revenue derived from the private
rentals he would close up the works.