Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-06
M0NcV To Loan of Farms.
IMUNE Chean Rates and Easy Paw

Thirteen pounds sugar, nearly white
at w. II. Harmon s. Co.'S. Alb
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Enquire at this Office.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Flour you must have. Davis & Davis
sell the best and the cheapest. %
New spring goods. satines, white
goods, etc, at W. Ii. Harmon a. Co.'S.
Little Mildred Gano gave birthday
party last Sunday. She was five years
old.
Everybody go to Coan's for good and
cheap Flour. Will not be undersOld on
same grade of Flour. 4O-1
FoUND-A pocket book containing a
small sum of money. Prove property
and pay for this notice.
Wishing TO reduce my stock of horses
and buggies, call and see me. Will sell
for cash or trade. w. IL. Love. 40
DR.. Moore reports ten-pound girl,
born on the 18th ult., to the wife of j.
Ii. Taylor, Of Nippewalla township.
Mrs. G. Q. Chandler will start to-day
to Bear Creek, Michigan, where she will
make protracted visit hoping to bene-
fit her health.
Noble & Nixon are fast selling out a
car load of new farm implements they
have just received. They are pleased
with the spring outlook.
The general conference of the NJ. E.
church will be held at Larned one week
from to-day-March 18th. Rev. San
derson Will attend from this place.
Our Grocery Department is fully
stocked with fresh, tirst-class goods,
that are cheaper than seconds" at any
price. Stamford, Youmans & Eldred.
Mrs. w. G. Musgrove will start to-day
to Odessa, Mo-, to attend the bedside of
her aunt, Mrs. John NJ. Ewing. who is
very sick, and with little prospect of re-
covery.
An extra nice assortment of Gent S
Gloves, in kid, dressed and undressed
buck, and genuine dog-skin, warrant
ed in every particular. Standiford,
Youmans 81 Eldred. 80
A. j. Jones has fitted up suite of
rooms in the rear of the Citizens bank,
employed a stenOgrapher and type
writer, and now he can put on as much
style as any of the lawyers.
E. w. Deming and Prof. Cowgirl, the
sorghum sugar experts, were in town
yesterday. Mr.. Deming will superin-
tend the construction of the Attica
works, and he was here to contract for
brick.
Am. Allen Will this week open up a
stock of hardware in the burst build
ing, on Main street. He will make a
speciality of builders hardware and will
do all kinds of sheet iron, tin and cop
per work.
Avery J. Howard, son of E. r. How
ard, of this city, was married on Sun
day, Sd inst, to Miss Lucy Lands, sis
ter of County Superintendent Lands,
at the home of the brides father in
Nippewalla township.
Medicine Lodge will keep cool this
summer. We have over 800 tons of
ice, from At to inches thick, properly
housed, and now we invite our less for
tunate heighbors of Kiowa to come up
and take cool drink with us.
We must dispose of our Woolens, and
all winter goods, to make room for our
snrino p, .'rcbases. Our prices VIII in
duce Won to h w, whether you need them
or not for tho h. lance of this winter,
They will prove a goou 4iifeo'nhen' dol
next season. s., Y. & E. 90
Douglass Riggs, who killed Be-, :" onarp
at Caldwell, last October, over {. le
of cards, was found guilty of murder i'll
the first degree at Wellington, last Sat-
urday. Riggs is veterinary surgeon
and brother of DR.. r. Riggs, who
spent good part of last summer here.
A foreman and ten carpenters are
working on the creamery, and by the
end of this week the frame will be up.
1t is located near the intersection of
Elm creek and Spring creek, 200 feet
north of the railroad windmill and
pump, where The Kinkaid houses used
to be.
The first noticeable result of the in
coming of aR incompetent administra-
ton yesterday vas the non-arrival of
the daily Wichita Eagle. Of all days in
the year, this city wanted the Eagle the
worst yesterday. Will Bro. Murdoch
please shake up those incompetent Re-
publican postal clerks ?
W. S. Forrey, of the Patterson House,
Harper, VIM. Phillips, of the Montezu-
ma, Anthony, and Sam. Campbell, of
the Arlington, Wellington, came over
yesterday to take look at Medicine
Lodge, and renew acquaintance with
many of our people. Mr.. Campbell is a
son of our townsman, T. B. Campbell.
Report of district No. As, for the
month ending Feb. Is, 1889: Pupils
not tardy, David Fuller; pupils not alb
sent. Glen Stultz, Mabel Williams, Da-
vid and Minnie Fuller, Mollie Chilcott,
Rice, Fred Perry, Ida and Rob-
ert Fuller. Fred Perry ranked first,
having the highest average in the room.
Those who opposed the waterworks
and sugar plant Monday night, used the
very arguments that the INDEX used
against voting the first lot of bonds for
the waterworks, that proposed getting
the supply from the water ditch. We
have always argued that the ditch was
not yet certainty and that it was liza
BILE to break In wet weather, and liable
to go dry in dry weather. The same
who advanced these ar0,,