Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-12-25

y complete set of abstract books in Barber
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Michael Strogoff'' Friday night.
We are selling candy for 10 cents. Da-
Wis Il Davis. 80
Wanted-A girl for general work. o.
T. BeeSOn. 31-1
c. d. Coddington is spending Christ
mas at Emporia.
Read Hubbard the jewelers. NOVEL
scheme on first page.
For Sale.-POIand China SOW and Z
pigs, weeks old. John Singer. 80
c. T. Freeman is now travelling for a
Kansas City produce commission house.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun-
ty. IL
If you have even read the book you
will want to see the play of Michael
StrOgoff.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank. 4
Medicine Lodge still wants Touring
mill, and good inducements VIII be Of
fered any responsible person who will
agree to bulid mill.
Hon. r. L. Carter and wife started,
Friday, to Aurora, ILL.,, to spend the
holidays with their daughters, Mrs.
Kendall and Mrs. Bartlett.
Harry r. DeLeon. the advance agent
of the StrogOff company. is a pleasant
gentleman who knows his business and
who is calculated to work up an inter-
est in us company.
District court auj 2urned, Saturday, to
meet December Both, when ~ VIII dis
pose of motions only. There were more
jury trials at the December term than
at any term of court IN the history of
the county.
That big lot of holiday goods that A.
5. 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. %
do you want to laugh Do you want
to cry? Do you want to have every
nerve strained to it's utmost tension
Go and see Michael Strogoff. 1t is I'M
dOubtedly the greatest play of the age,
and we'll worth the price of admission.
Rev. j. c. McEIroy, for two years
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
this place, is here, this week, accompa-
MED by his wife, visiting old friends.
Mr.. McElrOy will perform the ceremony
at the McCague-Pursell wedding to-
night.
Frank Long, the stenographer and
clerk of Sample 81 Long, started, Sun
day, on a visit to his folks in Daviess
county, Missouri. He had been away
two years. Frank is rising young
man. He has applied himself to the
study of law and will be ready, soon,
for admission TO the bar.
AS soon as the figures can be obtained
this paper will publish all the facts
about the seasons work at the sugar
mill. The exact figures cannot be Civ
en-, however, until the syrup has been
worked over for second sugar, which
may be several weeks. The mill has
made profit, however, and that is more
than can be said of several other plants.
Old Judge Hall, of Klowa, likes Med
icine Lodge better than he used to.
Until lately he would never let an occa-
sion pass when he could slur this place
that he did notdO it. He made sport of
our leading industry by calling this
sugar town." Lately, we understand,
he was here trying to get the people to
offer him inducements to move his de-
caying paper. the Herald, here. Kiowa
would be willing to lei him 60.
Medicine Lodge will be fortunate this
week. in having a firstclass entertain
ment for two evenings, Friday and Sat-
urday, the Sterling Comedy Company
appearing Friday in Jules Yerne's
Michael Strogoff," and Saturday in
that popular comedy and cyclorama OF
city life, THE Red Fox This will be
the best opportunity our people will
have this season of seeing Grstclass
company in firstclass productions. Stro-
goff tells story that has been read and
commented on by young and old; 1t
loses no interest by being drama
tized, but gives an idea of Russia and
Siberia that George KEENAN, ably pic
tured in the Century magazine. The
prices of tickets haye been reduced and
-. seats cost but 50 cents; gener-
R5 cents; children. 25
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