Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13
Read Cunningham s new money ad.


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Read Cunningham new money ad.
C. b. Currie's horse weighs 1926
pounds.
Call on Cook q Palmer for farm and
city loans. -
w. L. Parsons has gone to Keystone,
1. T., to work on the railroad.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Warranted the best and the cheapest
for 80 days, flour sold by Davis & Davis.
Judge Dawson Smith is in from Ash
land, with legal business before Judge
Ellis.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. o. L. Beeson, Wednesday after
noon, Goth.
Attorney w. l.. Gamble was up from
Hazelton, yesterday, on business in the
district court.
Attorneys Sisson and Ballard were
over from Harper, Monday, on business
in the district court,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church meets Friday afternoon with
Mrs. a. NJ. HOuchin.
ii. A. Bailey's family is again living
in town. lie spends most of his time
on the driftwood ranch.
Short-order lunches next door to the
pOstOnice. Everything new, neat and
absolutely clean. John Luallen. 49,
Mrs. II. Norris, of Harper, and Jas.
'-rcKeever, of wellington, came over
terday 10 witness the Case-Noble
a. Is.
DO you smoke a pipe? Then by all
means try spot Cash" or "Old Coon"
tobacco at $. Y. ~ Els. These are now
the best brands. -
Grand Juryman Il. Il. Howard was
unable to take part in the deliberations
of that body Monday and yesterday on
account of sickness.
Go to Luallen's for the only fresh
pure candy in town. lie keeps fresh
stock of French candies, creams, fruits
and nuts. Next door to the postotfice
For 30 days we will give You cut prices
on all dry goods, clothing. boots. shoes
hats, caps, etc. Money refunded If this
is not the truth. Davis s. Davis. 20
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
postofIice. 1872
The Masonic grand lodge, chapter and
commandery, will hold annual sessions
at Wichita, extending from February
18th to 22d. IT is expected that there
will be thousand delegates in atten
dance.
Miss Alice Durfee, favorahly known
to many of our people, at different times
understood to be the affianced of two of
our citiZens-one now dead-was to
have been married at Canton, Mo-, yes
terday.
Corn, oats, chickens, eggs, butter,
cattle, hogs, or anything the farmer
raises can be disposed of at Davis &
Davis for merchandise. 1t is unques.
tionably the best house in town and the
most liberal. 20
Bradshaw's Turkey Track" horse
last Thursday beat Bill Williams horse
at this place in race OF $50 yards. The
Bradshaw horse then beat a big bay
brought here by Bill Zudeman, of Great
Bend, over the same track.
H.H. Case and bride will occupy the
Rouse house, on Lincoln avenue, wheT
they return from their trip. Mr.. Rouse
will take possession Of the Stone place
which he purchased two months since
Mr.. Stones family will move to Califor
MIA.
Did you ever hear OF bolted graham
flourP Well, GhOlsons have it. and il
is nice-only 25 cents for l2i pound
sack. We also have on hand a large
supply of hand-picked apples, which We
will sell cheap. 36-tf
Mrs. David Mckinney and Mrs. Johr
Mckinney left here last Saturday fol
Kansas City, where the former vii
make her home with her son. Alex
Mrs. John Mckinney will go to South
west Missouri, where her husband is
located.
Stealing wood and coal is getting t
be common occurrence in this city
and we now make the prediction thai
some thief will be peppered with shot
before two weeks have elapsed. a mar
who will loaf ali day, refuse work, anC
then steal fuel at night, should be pun
ished.
Chas. ID. Nelson, ex-sheTiff of Barber
county, has leased, from IL. N. Ingra
ham, the Red Barn, on North MaiI
Street, and having relitted and re-fur
nished it throughout with stylish teams
he wants his friends to remember him
Everyone who knows Charlie Nelson
likes him. and his friends from the
country are especially invited to put M
with him when they come to town. Re
member his place, on North Nam street
adjoining the stock corral-Shannon'I
old stand. Plenty of feed and water
shed room for wagons and buggies.