Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-10-02

any interest payment after three years. ID
Miss Emma Hermann returned home
last Saturday.
Corn sold on the streets at 16 cents
bushel, Saturday.
DR.. Gould Will go to Kansas City and
Topeka this week.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
George Sanderson was down from
Kansas City two days last week.
A. S. McClearey started. Monday, TO
st. Louis and Chicago to buy goods.
DIR. George w. Ayers returned from
his trip to New York last Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Doran returned from
her six weeks visit to Illinois last sun
day.
Bronson s. Houchin have cheaper
money than ever, to loan on good
farDls. 6
Mrs. O'Bryan is teaching the Lake
City school, haYing commenced last
week.
Miss Sarah McGrath will be home, to-
day, from a weeks visit to friends in
Harper.
Miss Lima Schoenbeck and her broth
er-in-law, returned to Illinois last
Thursday.
Save money in buying your Harness,
&C.. of Finney. Largest stock and the
lowest prices. II
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank. 4
j. N. Titus and Jas. A. Lockard each
shipped two carloads OF cattle, Satur-
day night, to Kansas City.
Capt. John Rogers came in from
Pennsylvania, last week. He will go
down to his claim in Oklahoma, this
week.
At Sharon. on Saturday, Oct. 5th, j.
D. Fair will sell lot of brood mares,
work horses, colts, mules, steers, COWS
and calves.
The Christian EndeavOr will meet at
the Presbyterian church next Monday
evening at 7:3O. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
Fred'k. r. Greer and wife, of Kings
bury, Indiana, are out here visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Beers, and
! will remain several weeks.
The hundreds of heavy loads of sor-
Ghum passing over the roads daily, are
beginning to cut pockets in the roads.
We hope the roads and streets will be
kept good till the cane crop is all Sc.
cured.
Fine brood mares, work horses, driv.
ing horses and colts for sale cheap by
Il. G. Molloy. Time will be given on
good paper at a low rate of interest
Inquire at First National bank. Is
Banker j. w. McNeal. of Guthrie
attended the bankers convention al
Kansas City, where he met Mrs. Nc.
Neal and the two returned here last
Saturday. j. w. will not move his
family to Guthrie this winter.
Call in and see us before making YOU
loan. We have the cheapest money il
Barber county. No second mortgages
One mortgage, one rate Borrowers car
nay off loan at any time. Come and SEE
us, and we will convince you that what
we say is fact. Come now. InGrahan
& O'Brian. II
HORSE For SALE.-The gentlest and
safest horse IN the county; works any
where; stands without hitching; any
child can drive him; not a bad habit
sound and healthy just the horse fol
women or children. Cheap for cash il
sold in two weeks. Enquire at the IN
DEX office. 1872
The jury in the Schoenbeck- Hoae
breach-Of-promise case, last week re-
turned verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for $1,000. The attorneys for the
defense have filed motion for new
trial. Miss Schoenbeck and her broth
er-ln-lsw, John Kinsinger, returned tt
} Illinois last Thursday.
Verona MO- Independent: "Oul
thanks are due j. n. Bibb, of Sun City
Kansas, for late Barber county paper
giving full description of the works
and workings and marvellous success Of
the great sorghum sugar mills of thai
county. We notice that secretary OF
agriculture Rusk, of Washington, was
out there the other day inspecting the
sugar mills"
"Old Bud" the calico pony belonging
to w. s. Denton, strayed OF last win
ter, and has not been heard of since, uI
: to last Saturday, when a man rode him
to town, and put him up at Nelson's
stable. The man lives in this county
, and had traded for the horse in Okla.
homa. Mr.. Denton sent the pony out
home, and the children have been hap.
py as kittens ever since.
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