Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-20
Cut in the prices Of -four at
Coan's, and now he sells it
from 81 to $1.55 for the best.

good livery outfit. and other stock. for
unincumbered land. IL. l.. SHANNON,
Medicine Lodge. 30
An extra nice assortment of Gents
Gloves, in kid, dressed and undressed
buck. and genuine dog-skin. warrant
ed i'll every particular Standiford,
Youmans Il Eldred. 80
French candies, bon-bOns, creams,
nuts and fruits. absolutely fresh. or
dered every day, at the new confection-
cry of John Luallen, next door to the
postoffice. 1872
Subject next Sunday morning IN the
Presbyterian church, early Seeking
the Lord.' In the evening. 1.-The
Failure of the Wisdom of the World to
find out God"
a party Of young folks went out to
the waterworks pond Monday night, to
enjoy skating by moonlight. UntOrtu-
nately, the ice was not strong enough
to bold them up.
When You come TO town, drop in and
take your lunch with the old reliable,
John Luallen, who has just opened
firsJclass confectionery and lunch room
next door to the postofIice. 1872
From No-Man Land comes the
pleasing intelligence that ten-pound
girl was born lately to Mr.. and Mrs. b
f. Mcpherson, couple with many
friends III this county.
Corn, oats, chickens, eggs, butter,
| cattle, hogs, or anything the farmer
raises can be disposed of at Davis 81
Davis for merchandise. 1t is unques-
tionably the best house in town and the
most liberal. 20
Next Tuesday, February 26th, at his
place. miles east of Medicine Lodge,
Benedict Preston will sell all of his live
! stock and farm implements. Read the
sale bills for full particulars.
A cold wave visited us Sunday, and
the mercury touched zero Monday NOR
ming; but by noon people were going
around with their coats off. This coun-
try recuperates very rapidly.
Billy Holman, the ventriloqIist and
whiskey drummer, who used to take
this town occasionally, three years ago,
! got into row at Tacoma, w. r.. last
week and shot a man, not seriously,
/ however.
Grant Jones is the new and obliging
clerl at Southworth's drugstore. He
20 70, vdar pharmacist, and during his
tbroe ,reo " here he has given good sat
isfaction &c was lately located at
Ashland.
The notberof 'Nnductor Frank Beers
arrived here Wedne. DAY from E'knaf''
Indiana. on visit. Mother ana son
had not met for five yea 's' anu "nen
he met her, east of Kanss "i'S' sue
did not recognize him.
On Monday, March 4th, at his place,
six miles east of Medicine Lodge, Jerry
Simpson will have public sale of his
live stock and farm implements. lie
has rented his farm for the seasC N.
Read the bills for full particulars.
We must dispose of Our Woolens, and
all winter goods, to make room for our
spring purchases. Our prices VIII in
duce you to buy, whether you need them
or not for the balance of this winter.
They will prove good Investment for
next season. s., Y. * E. 80
1--WE desire TO hear of thee what thou
thinkest for as concerning this sect
we know that everywhere it is spoken
against will be the subject of a dis
course next Sunday night at the Chris
tian church by Elder Nation. A cordial
invitation to all.
II. II. Richards, formerly of this city,
is now large stakeholder in the Con-
way Sugar company. The capital stock
has been increased to $500. 200, and the
company has been incorporated. 1t
proposes to enlarge the works and prob
ably build others in Southern Kansas.
The Peake Sisters will arrive here at
ten o'clock tomorrow morning. by their
the hotel, but Will be entertained by our
citizens, some of whom knew the girls
i'll Missouri, Indiana, Iowa and other
states, and claim the privilege of enter
tanning them while here.
On Friday, March l, j. Sechrest will
have public sale at his place, miles
west of Mumford, miles south Of Isa-
bel and miles northeast of Medicine
Lodge. lie will dispose of a lot of live
stock, farm implements and household
goods. See Judge O'Bryan for particu-
ars.
f. NJ. Fleming, lately of Montrose,
Mo-, brother of Commissioners Elem
ing, lately moved here with his family,
and is occupying the Mckinney place,
in the southeast part of town. He ex-
poets to engage in business in this city,
but the particular line he has not deci
dcd on.
We are daily in receipt of requests for
sample copies of the INDEX from peo-
pie in other states who are DESTROYS of
locating In Southern Kansas and we in
yariably comply. Then it would appear
that those who have property to sell or
exchange should take advantage of this
advertising medium. Our rates are
very reasonable.
Two Barber county citizens are hap
Ply this week over the news of theirpen-
sions having been granted. Geo. H.
Sexton received draft for 81 300 and
Jacob Horn was notified that he had
been allowed IS per month since 1886.
1t is also said that L. j. Hutchins, of
this city, will get big back pension.
running up INTO the thousands.