Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-08-14

Inc Best DAIRY is supplying the town
with ice.
J. N. Titus found his horse, up near
Lake City.
Old papers for sale at this office -25
for 10 cents. II
Fifty pounds of fresh turnip seeds at
at Dobbs Bros. 6
District Clerk Holmes and family are
expected home to-day.
All coal sold must be for cash at the
Badger Lumber Company. 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. McClearey visited
friends at Hazelton last week.
Sunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes speciality of short time loans. 8
Bronson & Houchin have cheaper
money than ever, to loan on good
| farDls.
WANTED-A single buggy or good
cart or sulky. Call on j. o. Hahn or
this Office.
See I. l.. Lindley, manager, for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 8
Carpets for everybody, at Rigg s.
JOhnston's. Nearly hundred samples
to select from. ii
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank.
Twelve young couples and twice as
many married people attended the Elm
Mills camp-meetlng, Sunday.
1t is time to talk about commission
er for this, the first, district. Why
don't some good man come out?
One of Senator Ingalls, "phenome-
na'' was seen here Monday and he paid
the city the usual fine of 81 and costs.
Attorney Jas. III. Lahey went to
Pratt, Sunday, on business, stopping on
the way and catching lot of fine bass
in Pratt county.
Ladies, come and see our "Queen
Bess" shoes, at 81 .50-graln and glove
kid, solid insOle, all sizes, from 23 to s..
Standiford, YOumans Il Eldred. II
Members of the A. o. U. w. must
now pay their assessments and dues to
DIR. Stout, he being the new iinancier of
the lodge. Remember, dollar is due
every month.
C. Z. Freeman, the manager, says
that every effort will be made by the
creamery directors to pay off all obi
cations on the 18th, tomorrow. He
says the milk supply is increasing.
n Sunday shoe for gentlemen at only
Sl75, Congress, Button or Lace-gOod
stock, and new III style. Very comfort
able. Come and look at them. Can fit
any foot. S., Y. 81 f. II
G. G.. Turney, for number. of years
a citizen of this place, and yet a prop
erty-owner here, came in from Beloit,
Wisconsin, last week. He is fattened
up and dressed up and shows evidences
of prosperity.
G. ID. Coddington is the new resident
manager of the Badger Lumber Com
pany at this place. He was formerly of
Nation, ILL.,, but later of Kansas City,
Mo. Mr.. Logan, the former manager.
has to go further southwest for his
health.
The marriage of II. Is. Steck, of
HazeltOn, to Miss Weaver. OF Adrian,
Michigan, on the lst inst, was reported
in most flatterng notices in the papers
of that city. The happy couple will
soon be at their HaZelton home to see
their friends.
No combination of circumstances
that we can now think of could defeat
Capt. D. l.. Pierce, of Turkey Creek
township, for the Office of county COM
missioner if his district will nominate
him. He is just the man the county
needs in it's hour of trouble.
The Attlca sugar works will COM
mence handling cane next week-about
the Goth, it is presumed. The govern
ment chemist, Prof. Omey Karr, who
was assistant at Conway Springs, last
season. He is very pleasant young
man and is devoted to his work.
Strange how rumOrs magnify on their
rounds. Two weeks ago, an item was
given to the local papers stating that
Levi Beals, of Sharon, was thrown
from wagon and the leaders and ten
dOns of his lower leg were torn so badly
that the limb would have TO be ampu-
frtIf hut In fosY
sprained ankle.
Rev. I. j. Musgrove, professor of
ancient, m@dieval and modern history
in Baird college, Clinton, Mo-, reached
here Friday of last week, on visit to his
cousin, w. G.. MuSgrove. Besides being
a Baptist preacher, he has taught school
for many years. He founded college
at Alexandria, Mo-, and conducted 1t
for twelve years; then he purchased a
female college at Monticello, and con-
Quoted it two years; then taught two
years at Louisiana, Mo-; then two years
at Burlington, Iowa, and is now at Gin
ton, Mo-, in one of the best schools in
the state, for young ladies. He hopes
to see Medicine Lodge well represented
at Baird college.
1.-THE Kings Daughters gave their
first public entertainment last Wednes-
day night, on the lawn at the residence
of Capt. Rogers. The society is COM
posed of young girls and misses, all the |
churches being represented. It's object
is charitY-tO do good wherever and
whenever occasion presents itself, with
out regard to the political or religious
leaning of the subject. The society has