Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-13
Read Cunningham new money adj.

Read Cunningham new money ad.
Call on Cook Il Palmer for farm and
city loans. 70
If you want bargains in 1annels, 90
to Davis 81 Davis. %
Tomatoes and corn 10 cts. can. w.
III. Harmon " Co. Alb
Cook q Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
Read w. III. Harmon & Co.'S. locals,
they will interest you. Alb
Born, March 8. 1889, to the wife of c..
&. Teagle, daughter.
DR.. Kari has 60 feet Of tape worm that
he took from patient this week.
The organ which caused so much eX-
element at Lake City, has not yet been
found.
Attorneys Cutlip, Denton and Sam
pie are attending district court at Cold
water this week.
Our general stock of Dry Goods is un-
surpassed prices lower than the low
est. s., Y. ~ f. 80
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank.
We can give you bargains in dry
goods. boots, shoes and clothing. w.
III. Harmon u Co. H-3
Judge Ellis and the court stenogra-
pher, Miss Cartan, started to Anthony
Monday to hold district court.
10. z. Gibson has moved with his
family to his farm III Valley township,
mile and a half west Of Isabel.
DR.. w. y. Kari and family were over
from Sharon, Sunday ana Monday, on
a visit to the family of DR.. J. ID. Karr.
We think our farmers had better pre-
pare to break a great deal of sod this
spring, and save the old ground for sor-
ghum cane.
Elder Nation baptized five persons
last Sunday, at College uill, and has
otbe. * to baptize as soon as circumstan-
ces will Permit
Ingraham u O'Brian have moved
their Office to South Main street, five
doors south of the First National bank,
west side of the street.
Abstracts to any land in .'arDer couh-
ty furnished OH short notice. ierihs u
suit the times and satisfaction gNal'lh'
teed. Ingraham Il O'Brian. y.
We have just opened very select line
of Hats, in all the latest spring styles.
Examine the display in our south win
dow. Standiford, Youmans ~ Eldred.
"The Story of an African Farm" is
very interesting new novel on sale at
the postoilice. 1t is out of the regular
order of novels, and is well worth per
using
Mrs. w. G.. Musgrove started to Odes-
ga, Mo-, last Wednesday, to visit her
aunt, who was sick. Just before start
ing she received a telegram announcing
her aunt's death.
Mrs. O'Bryan, Mrs. Yant, Mrs. Ellis
and Mrs. Emma Morris are attending
the annual session of the grand lodge,
Order of Eastern star, which is IN SEES
sion at Hutchinson this week.
Corn, oats, chickens, eggs, butter,
cattle, hogs, or anything the farmer
raises can he disposed of at Davis x
Davis for merchandise. 1t is unques-
tionably the best house in town and the
most liberal %
The many friends OF John y. Lacy
will regret to learn that he has been
very sick for several weeks, and that il
was found necessary to remove him to
New Orleans in the hope that the
change of climate would be beneficial.
Anthony Republican: The district
court will meet next Tuesday, with
Judge Ellis presiding. There are eight
criminal cases, but none of much inter
est, and ass civil cases, making total
OF 466 cases. 1t is hoped that the dock
ct will be cleared of its cases, now that
we are to have longer terms of court
The disposal of the Ramsey & Shell
don cases in the district court, even
temporarily, should be hailed with de-
light by the tax payers Of this county
They have numbered the docket fol
more than year. The decision OF
Judge Ellis in sustaining the attach.
ments is to be commended. The bust
ness practices of that firm were demon
alizing to legitimate trade. discredit
TO the town, and of only temporary ad.
vantage to the firm.
III be a fact that the schoolhouse
bonds, $50 O0e in amount, issued within
the past two weeks, bear interest from
March l, 1889, the school district viii be
out at least 1898, for which it viii get
no return. The bonds bear per cent
interest, OF s 900 year. There will
probably be no need for the money be-
fore July LIST, or four months from the
date of issue of the bonds. Four mouths
interest is equal to one-third of 1000
or $3SS.S3. That amount is more than
sufficient to pay for conducting our pub
Tic schools four weeks. The school
board should more carefully consider
the interests of the people who elected
them to Office.