Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-27
Read Cunnlngham's new money ad

lee cream, fruits, soda water and everything
In the confectionery line. AZ
Read Cunningham's new money adj.
Elder d. Nation has returned from
Texas.
Cook g. Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
- Mrs. Frank Beers is spending the
week with a sister at Ottawa, Kansas.
Ladies, when you go out driving by
yourselves, be sure the team is safe and
gentle.
RANCH WANTED-A Ranch of 800
to 1000 acres. viii pay spot cash. LEE
& DoRAN. 81
John Howell, of Nashville postofice,
Kingman county, has A stock hogs for
sale-25 shoats and 10 feeders. 25
w. w. Standiford and wife and Mas
ter Burney were up from Englewood
several days, since our last issue.
You can save money on hardware,
STOVES, implements, wagons, ETC., if you
buy of IL. G. Bond, at Geppert Il Stones
old stand. 20
The Geppert & Stone stock of hard
ware is now being sold at lower prices
than you have ever obtained in Medi-
cine Lodge. 20
Mr.. McNair, popular young gentle
man from Colwlch, will spend thanks
giving dag rith his old friend, w. Z.
c. in tbs city.
I'm, November %, 1889, four miles
Ga If Medicine Lodge, to the wife of
Observation-Disclosures, daughter. DR..
Karr in attendance.
Our store is full, our trade is increas-
ing, everything is damned and rushed
and still we can accommodate all who
want anything in our line. Davis &
Davis. Is
AL kinds of stoves, implements, bug
gies, wagons, builders hardware, black
smiths stock, woodwork, cutlery, am
munitlon, etc, in the Geppert & Stone
stock, now on sale by II. G. Bond. 20
Antoine Hunkeler, the man whose
arm was so badly broken at the sugar
works, four weeks ago, is able to sit up,
DIR. Gould says. His arm may never be
stout again, but it will be better than
no arm.
Col. Eldred is buying large quantity
of corn, and storing it in the sugar
mill. He will probably put in burr,
grind the corn and steam it, and fatten
several hundred head of cattle and hogs
this winter.
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 as adver-
tised in another column. 27-4
J. r. Brown is up from Kingfsher,
Oklahoma. He says that is the liyeliest
town in the Territory. The Rock Is
land now runs trains ten miles south Of
Kingfisher. 1t is headed for Fort Reno,
and leaves Reno City out in the cold.
Editor Billy Walker, of the Harper
Graphic, was here Sunday, between
trains. IL is presumed that he came to
get Senator Longs endorsement for
something. Mr.. Long is getting to be
quite an important political parsonage
In this neck of woods.
There are no vacant houses in Medi-
cine Lodge of any size-over three
rooms. Within the past six weeks TWEEN
ty-five families have moved here and as
many more want to come in. If this in
crease continues, more houses will have
to be built. There are but few vacant
store rooms in town.
Big crops and bountiful harvests
make the raisers think of more substan-
tial merchandise and family supplies.
With the idea of QUILTING half of the
population of Barber county Davis &
Davis have ordered and are now receiy-
ing the biggest, best and most complete
stock of general merchandise ever
opened here. They only ask a careful
examination into qualities and prices
and know then that they will sell the
goods. 16
The troublesome and unnecessary
prosecution OF Fred. Lichlyter, of Sha-
ron township, charged with disturbing
the peace of F. W. Benton and family,
came to an end, last Thursday, by
jury in the district court finding the de-
PENDANT not guilty. This was case
that should never have been taken to
court. Benton, according to the testI-
mony of his neighbors. was not a good |
citizen, and Lichlyter was; the county |
attorney had no confidence In Benton's |
statements. and he should have refused |
70 use the machinery Of the courts sim
ply to crafty Benton. The case had
been pending about year; Lichlyter
and his witnesses, twenty in number,
had to. come here four times: there
were two trials in the lower court, and
Two in the district court, and the result
is just what was predicted from the
beginning,