Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-12
A few summer birds have arrived.

Iarm ana Guy loans. 70
L. f. Shannon, wife and child are up
from kiowa this week.
A loot. cigar tor 5cts. Ell Cubano is
the name. S. Y. & E, SO
To TRADE-A single buggy for fresh
mich COW. Call on John Yenni. 50
Just received-A complete line of
Boots and Shoes, at Burnett's. 80
Ladies can do we'll to buy cloak of
us now, away below first cost. 5. Y. &
+. 81
There will be work in the Royal Arch
degree, Thursday night, if nothing pre-
vents.
Miss Laura Vaughn returned, yester-
day, from a weeks visit to friends in
Sharon.
Bob Brown has rented the room north
of Southworth' and expects to open a
restaurant.
See L. l.. Lfndley, manager, for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 3
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank.
Spring goods ordered; winter goods
going regardless of cost. Come now and
get bargains. 5. I. u E. 81
Mrs. Runyan returned from Missouri
yesterday. Her brother, DIR. Holmes.
whom she went to see, is getting well.
d. VanSlyke expects to start to the
state of Washington, next week, to look
out location. He will return for his
family.
An elegant line of samples for suits
or single garments, trimmings and ev-
erythihg complete. Latest styles at S.
Y. Il Z. 81
Judge II. c. Sluss, of Wichita, and
Hon. John A. Eaton, of Winfield, came
over Monday to appear in the county
deposit case before Judge Ellis.
Burnett & Co. are making a speciality
of fine teas. Their stock consists of ia
pans, Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun
Powder, English Breakfast and OolOng.
Try them. 81
Mrs. Brownhlll, mother of Mrs. Fred.
Merrell, came here from Leavenworth
last week, to attend her daughter, who
was sick, and now she is quite sick and
Mrs. Merrell is up.
ladies, we have just opened up doz-
en- cases of the celebrated Carlisle shoes
in all grades and every size, including
French Kid and Curacao Kid. Don't
buy any other. S. Y. 81 E. SO
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church will be held here next
Saturday and Sunday, February Is and
IS. Rev. L. S. Hodgson will preach
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
and evening.
RIce's Double Cone Perfection coffee
pot, advertised in this issue, is said to
be the wonder of the age. Jerry Simp-
son is the local agent, and in few days
he will give free exhibition of its
cup of coffee made in the new pot.
The remains of George Geppert, who
was killed here by bank robbers, in
April, 1884. were GisinteIred last Sun
day and shipped, with the monument
that stood at the grave, to Allegan,
Michigan, the old home of deceased,
MI NJ &c ic Wis,
j.. stone and T. S, Updyke, brother-in-
law and nephew, superintendent the
removal.
w. II. Ball, of Meade county. arrived
here Sunday, on a visit to his step-sOn,
w. L. Rouse. He reports things in
good ah2pe in Meade; the ground be-
ing more thoroughly soaked than ever
before. Some crops of corn last year
went as high as thirty-Ave bushels per
acre. and corn is now selling there at
y. to 90 cents. There is no restitution
in Meade.
The committee on pensions of Rldred
Post, No. IVA, G.. A. R., of this city, at
the last meeting formulated an address
to the senators and representatives in
congress from this state, asking for the
passage of service pension bill. The
address says: 1T is believed that if
such bill reaches ting president it will
not meet with veto. 1t would be
strange indeed if the Grand Army of
the Republic should be compelled to
seek and should receive at the hands of
a democratic administration the justice
it sought in vain OF q republican con-
gress and president" Ii the service
bill cannot be secured, a dependent bill
is regarded as the next best thing.
The new postmaster at Medicine
! Lodge will be Luther NJ Axline, editor
of the Medicine Lodge Cresset, his name
having been sent TO the senate by The
president, last Thursday. Mr.. Axline
] has lived here aboat ten ynats, all oil
! the time connected with the Cresset
/ He IS a radical republican if there is one
living. The appointment has created
considerable dissatisfaction among the
supporters OF Judge Hardy, who was
recognized as the old soldier candidate
as 1t was understood that senator In
gals bad promised that gentleman his
support. Congressman Peters endorsed
d. YanSlyke for the Office and it is be-
lieyed Nj. ingalls, controlled the ap
pointment of Dir. Axiine. The supper
tiers of Mr.. yanSiyke are not sayinG
much, but they are not pleased with the
appointment. But by next election al
the s9reness will likely have disap
peared and tue republicans of Barber
| county viii all again vote as they shot
John Hutchins died at L. o'clock
Thursday night, February 6, 1890. IL
this city. Deceased was a son of Thos