Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-01
Kiowa fair next week.


Frank Stansbery, of Wichita, came in
Tuesday.
There is nothing new going on at the
gypsum mill.
Charlie Palmer went to Kansas City
this morning.
We Will save you money on Grocer
les. w. II. Harmon & Co. Is
Alliance picnic, three miles west of
town Saturday, near VIM. Doles.
\ child of w. L. Gamble, of Hazel
ton, died sept. Goth, of brain fever.
Anything from a necktie to a fall
suit, at the lowest prices at Books. Is
The newest and best line of gents
furnishing goods in town is at Books.
A republican club was organized last
Saturday night. 1t was not a very
large one.
For sale-Good gentle buggy mare,
harness and buggy all together or sepa-
rately. AT this Office.
CO. Chandler and his mother lett
last Thursday, for their future home,
at Sioux City, Iowa.
The crowd was estimated all the way
from 1900 to 5000. We think 1900 about
the correct number.
The infidel racket is about played
out, but the ''jOviality" business stills
| Ioonoo I'm Iiko q how oar
There must have been some unusual
attraction in town last Saturday. There
were good many people in town.
Rev. DIR. Beatty will hold Episcopal
services at the K. p hall tomorrow
night at 1880 O'Clock. All invited.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank.
Larned Eagle-Optic: HE won't do
1t again; but really, Hal didn't know
Jerry was loaded for bear"
Mrs. w. G.. Musgrove is off on her
annual visit to relatives in Missouri,
| having left here last Thursday.
Hundred of badges were worn Satur-
day, and hundreds more were IN de.
mand. Everybody wanted them.
We understand that young man IN
this county is making from So to So per
day killing prairie chickens for eastern
markets.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. E.
church, meets on Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Houchin,
secretary.
anche county, remained over Saturday
to attend the picnic, on their way to
COwley county.
The Central meat market has re-
moved directly across the the street
from the old stand, and is now in Cur
rie's building.
Joe and Simon Williams and William
Tomblinson have gone to Utah to look
around, and, if they like the country,
will probably locate there.
Waldron Chase reached home last
Sunday, after a most pleasant visit to
New Hampshire. He left his wife and
child to make longer visit.
The g. o. p. is scared. When it gets
Sluss out this early in the season it is
nearly at Its wits end. And then Sluss
did not turn single vote when here.
You do not need to stay in Medicine
Lodge to take Oxygen treatment. You
can have the outfit and the gas at home
and treat yourself. Ask DR.. Kociell
for terms. 1t
The Touring mill is ready for bust
ness. Power was turned on Monday,
and lot of wheat cleaned. 1t was
ready for grinding wheat Monday with
the exception of one belt.
Eli Benedict attended the fair at To-
peka, and had fine time, and saw lots
of good stock and some fine races. lie
also attended the picnic here Saturday
and says the crowd made him think he
was back at Topeka.
DR.. Yant will start tomorrow foT
Kansas City, where he will take specl-
al course in the dental college. Mrs.
Yant is already there. The doctor will
be gone a couple of months. Your
tooth can ache all it wants to now.
Some people are very much concerned
about alliance men being taken off the
ticket, and somebody else put on. II
they will not eat anything till this is
done, their fast will lay Tanner In the
shade. And the election is only thirty
five days off.
We believe the G.. A. Il. and s. v
are political organizations, and that
they are doing all they can to beat the
alliance, yet we give them them the
benefit of our large circulation to say
that they will have campfire and pO-
htical speeches here on October %, %
"a and IS. If it were not for politica
purposes, the meeting could be put of
till after election.
Mr.. Carter Best, of England, brother
of our Tom, who was here severa
days, recently, started homo last Fri
day. Mr.. Clark, who came with Mr.
Best, is here yet, and it is probable h
will remain here. Miss Mary Best vii
start in couple of weeks to make {
visit to her old home in England. MI
Tom Best went to Fort Riley last Fri
day and came back on Sunday.
Marfisd-At the home of Mr.. AM
Mrs. George W. Osborn, four mile
west of town, on Sunday. Sept, 2Sth
1890. their neice Miss Jennie NJ. Hagal
to Mr.. Joseph Zimmerman, all of Bar
Der county, Rev. Cam officiating
The young couple received the warn
congratulations of their friends, &C
companied by number of beautiful
and useful presents. The supper wa