Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.
e price of ice has advanced.

Sun City.
Try Oxygen for chronic trouble with
your lungs.
j. b. Ely returned last Sunday, from
Pennsylvania.
New Boots ana Shoes at Books the
best line in town. 8
Cashier Molloy has been ailing slight
ly for several days.
Cook Il Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and CITY loans. %
Call for Deerhead Gilt Edge butter
at Davis and take no other. 4
Hubbard, the Jeweler, is here to stay,
and to give people satisfaction. 90
Gasoline at ia cents per gallon at
Standford, YOumans u Eldred's.
Born, July 18th, to the wife of Frank
Shepler, boy-Dr. Karr III attendance.
Miss Lula Hahn returned from her
visit to the eastern part of Kansas last
week.
The Knights of Pythias are to have
their hall handsomely decorated and
papered.
The latest, tenderest and best beet
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank. 4
II. ID. Simpson wears one foot i'll a
sling, because Of horse having stood
on it about FIVE minutes.
Scott l.. Allen started to Ohio, Sun
day, in answer to "a telegram announc'
Ing the serious sickness of his youngest
child.
4 slight rain Monday, enough to lay
the dust and somewhat moderate the
hades we have endured for the past
three weeks.
THE normal will commence next
Monday, 18th inst. The attendance
will be large. IT will be held in the
public school building.
Capt. Blanton writes that as soon as
the weather gets cooler, he expects to
lecture again in this city, He will give
due notice through these coiumns.
The Sunnower club will give Camp
Fire. entertainment next Tuesday
evening, July 18th. Programme and
place Will be announced i'll due time.
Sumner county wheat is only avefag'
ing about Is bushels. The crop IN Bar
Der county will average %, anyway
Many fields are turning out 80 bushels
The Hoag- Schoenbeck case has been
settled, and the property released. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Hoag pays the
costs, and about 81 800 of the $2,20(
judgment.
JIG. Walstad has taken a position
with the Wichita Eagle blank book es-
tabllshment. ana will travel in the
western part of Kansas at present. He
went to Wichita Monday.
We believe that the INDEX has pub
hshed enough of the Hart boys contrO-
yersy to satisfy the majority of its
readers and 50 our correspondents will
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
w. ID. Myers, who owns $50 acres OF
land northeast of this town, came III
Yesterday. He formerly lived at Pleas
ant Hill, Mo, was agent Of the Kiowa
and Comanche Indians under Mr.. Clev-
Gland; but now Ives at Winfield.
T.. Sherman Morris will be candl-
date for county superintendent on the
republican ticket. He has net with
great encouragement wherever he has
been IN Barber and this week he is
deadening timber over in Pratt county.
There is to be big excursion to Gal.
weston, Texas, Tuesday, July 10Th.
Tickets, good for round trip, with re-
turn stop-oveT privileges, good for &c
days, at one price for the round trip,
will be sold by the A. L. & 5. +. II. r.
agents
Barber county is all right if it does
not rain for = month. 1t raised 900, 900
bushels of wheat; 250, 900 Of oats; it has
plenty of old corn left; it is riPening
$500, 900 worth of cattle and half that
amount of hogs; it is selling more hors-
es and mules than it buys and its fruit
crop will be worth $1,000.
o. I. Beeson is studying medicine
under DR.. Gould. Several years ago.
he read under DIR. Lockwood. He
knows that the knowledge he will OBJ
tain will be of great benefit to him in
his school work and he has an idea that
he will eventually complete the regular
course of lecturers and engage in the
practice of medicine and surgery.
Republican primaries, to elect dele,
gates to the county convention, TO elect
delegates TO the state and congressional
conventions, will be held to-day. There
Will be IS delegates in the county con.
VentiU,n, divided as follows: Aetna
Cedar 8: Canema 2; Deerhead 2; Dry
Creek ,: Eldl ed 8; Elm Mills 8; Hazel
ton 6; Kiowa II; lake City 8; Lockard
3; Medicine Lodge 20; .Mingona 4: Nc
Adoo .; Moore 4; Roundup :; Sun City
.; Sharon 5; Turkey 2; Valley 3; total O.
We are pleased to announce that We
have made remarkably low clubbing
rates with the st. Louis Magazine, the
recognized leading low-priced Ameri.
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specimen copy six cents, sent to anyone
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Magazine and our paper one year fol-
only -. Address this Office.
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