Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-27
w.H.Love wants to sell some of his


Mrs. Stone has moved, temporarily
in the Cook block, up stairs.
Al. Cook was in from Syracuse and
his western route last week. He man
ages Lakes stage lines.
Mr.. Cropper, of Metropolis. H., father
of Mrs. a. j. Jones, of this city, arrived
here last Friday on visit.
After visiting at her old home, in In
diana, for six months, Mrs. s. Z. Coan
returned home last Thursday.
We should have mentioned last week
that Mrs. y. j. Jones and daughter had
returned from their Illinois visit.
Miss Maud McCanless, who has been
attending school IN Wichita since last
November, returned home Friday.
A little George Washington was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis on the I'D
inst, with DIR. Moore III attendance.
Wishing to reduce my stock of horses
and buggies, call and see me. Will sell
for cash or trade. w. IL. Love. 40
| L uC IoIOob CtdEO ouuOAR LILO hluS 40
to collect bones and trade them to Da-
Wis for candy and such truck. Bones
are worth 81 per ton here.
1. N. King was over from Wellington
last Saturday, on business. With Tom
George, he owns good farm adjoining
Ella Mills-the place occupied by John
Castlne.
Next Wednesday, at his place, eight
miles south of this place, VIM. Bevans
Will sell a lot of work horses, hogs and
mich cows, mostly fresh COWS. Read
his advertisement in this issue.
LosT.-Between the Presbyterian
church and the courthouse, Sunday,
Feb. 18th, a breast pin, half circle, with
star bangles, all gold. Finder please
leave at this office. Bertha Rouse.
But for the timely interference of e..
B. Currie, last Saturday, Weidner's big
young team would have succeeded in a
runaway it had started on. The driver
could not hold one side of the team.
The announcement that there was
one night last week when there was
not church social or entertainment at
EmpOria, will cause Medicine Lodge to
feel big, for it never lets an evening
pass.
G. G. Blake, of Deerhead, has gone to
Kansas City to work for Wright &
Hanna, live stock commission men. He
will solicit for them in Southern Kan
sas. His farm will be looked after by
Dave Roller.
j. A. Vandermark, of Stanton, Ne
braska, who purchased place three
miles east of town, few weeks ago,
arrived here Sunday, accompanied by
his family. They brought along a lot
of live stock.
The quarterly meeting at the M. E..
church next Saturday night and Sun
day morning. Rev. 7. S. Hodgson will
preach at both services. The pastor
will preach on Sunday night. Subject,
1.-The Sinners CALI
1t may be that it is not our putin,
but we would again suggest the import
ance of having waste-ways put in the
water-ditch. Some fine morning we
will wake up and find that about half
the embankmentS have been washed
out.
a dark bay pony mare, about 10 years
old, branded b on right shoulder, and
q on left hip; harness marks; shod all
around; one white hind foot, may be
| found at the place of Chas. GrOnemire,
one and a half miles west of Roundup
| postOffice. Has been there about two
weeks. 40
Mr.. w. 1. Crawford, well known In
the city, where he resided for quite
awhile, was married at Hazelton Oh the
10th inst, to Miss Mary Roberts,
| daughter of Rev. j. E. Roberts. The
bride has many friends in this county,
where she has lived four years. She at
tended the normal institute at this
place several terms and was a great IA
vOrite with all.
When q woman throws out hints de-
rogatoFy of the moral character of 9TH
er women, there ought to be some law
to reach the case without calling inno-
cent victims into court to defend their
characters, and to prosecute their de-
| famers. A case of this sort is liable to
come up soon, and the defendant will
learn how easy ltls TO start g story, and
how hard it is to prove il. When men
| SANDER women, and are killed for it,
| the whole community invariably says
he was served just right. Women will
also be taught better some of these td!:avs;
after feW haye been roasted in the
legal Furnaces.
Kiowa Journal: az. M. Lane last
week sold to Mr.. F. Dassett, of Macon
City, Mo-, 185 head of horses. This is
the largest sale of horses that has taken
place in Kiowa for some time. +. Rev.
j. E. Roberts was circulating petition
praying for an appointment as chaplain
in the army. We join with his many
friends in hoping that he will secure
the appointment. =. There Is nothing
new to report at the salt well this week.
1t is the same old story of pulling cas-
Ing and losing tools, and we are no near
er the bed of salt than we were six weeks
ago. 1t was reported here that John
Snow. fofmegiy Of this place, had shot
and killed a man in New Mexico. The
victim of Johnny's manchester is said
to have been the bully of the town and
assaulted HIM without cause or provo
cation,r
Such propositions as the one made to
the legislature by the member from Has
| kell county is what gives Kansas tho