Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-12-18
All Kinds Of Doll Furniture.
COME AND SEE MY GREAT DISPLAY,
4 OF an eXpert-fOur kinds of bread, Cream,
Vienna, White and Graham always on hand at
Brlstows. next to Day Records. 81
Read Prof. Blake's predictions.


Go to Henry Morgan for your farm
loans. IL
Hubbard the Jeweler for Christmas
presents.
The band gave concert on the street
Thursday evening.
Christmas tree at the Presbyterian
church next Tuesday night.
For sale or rent, my house in north
end of town. w. G. Musgrove. 27
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Nixon, Friday afternoon.
Friday will be the last day for paying
taxes before the penalty attaches.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun-
ty. IL
f. II. Nixon and r. A. Cameron re-
turned from their Territory hunt, Fri
day.
Frank Strong was at Wichita, Satur-
day, getting additional help for the
Grand.
See L. l.. Lindley, manager. for year
ly interest farm loans: also short time
chattel loans. 3
Davis & Davis got their candy by the
barrel and have more than all the bal
apce of the town. 80
Doll day took big crowd of people to
the pOstoflice book and toy store and
over a hundred big dolls were sold,
T. G. MOlloy left for Joplin, Missouri,
last Friday. He was escorted to the
depot by the Citizens band, of which
he was the leader.
AS pretty a set Of harness as was eyer
put up in this town is a set Just compile
ted by r. NJ. Woodward for Undertaken
Higgins. The set will be used with the
new hearse,
The Larned land Office now has juris-
dictiOn over range ten In Barber county,
formerly in the Wichita district. All
correspondence in relation to. land in
range ten should be sent to Larned.
Pratt Register: "Mr. E. w. Hill, a
mechanical engineer, employed in the
erection and operation % the sugar
works at Medicine Lodge, was in the
city last Saturday and called on the
Register"
That big lGt of holiday goods that A.
S. McClearey bought While east, will
be opened up at the Postoffice Book
store Saturday, November 30th. Eve
rybOdy invited to come in, whether they
want to buy or not. q
John McGarrah sent Oscar Trulock
word, yesterday, that he, John, had
razor for Os. OS. hunted him up and
found the instrument and proceeded to
slap John for his imprudence. Both
were fined 81 and costs.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interest than ever in
all parts Of the country, and persons
wishing to improve their memory should
send for his prospectus free do adyer-
tised in another column. 27-4
DIR. Gould will leave, to- day, for Phil
adelphia, to take special course at
leading college. He was to have gone
yesterday, but few minutes before
train time he was called to attend Dial.
Morris, who had just met with a severe
accident. DR.. Moore Will attend the
case now.
Dial. Morris, OF this place, met wlth:a
serious and dangerous accident yester-
day afternoon, about o'clock. He was
hauling hay from place southwest of
here, and, when coming through the
lane near the old Ramsey place, the
wagon was overturned. Mr.. Morris
alighted on his feet, but with such
force, on the uneven ground, that both
bones of his left leg-tibia and fbia-
were broken directly above the ankle,
a very painful and troublesome break.
No one was near, and, to attract atten-
ton, he unhitched his horses and start
ed them toward town, and they ran to
the sugarworks, where some of the
workmen discovered them, and, con-
GLIDING that an accidentor a runaway
had occurred. they followed the horse
tracks, and soon found Mr. Norris. In
the meantime, however, Mrs. Thomas
Warwick and another lady had discov-
cred Mr.. Morris, and were properly
caring for him when DR.. Gould arrived
on the scene of the accident. The pa
tient was brought to his home in this
city, and the fracture properly reduced,
by DIR. Gould and DIR. Moore. The ac-
cident will probably render Mr.. Morris
. cripple for life.