Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.


Burnett's. Al
Call on Cook a. Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
Five of the best varieties of seed po-
tatoes at 5. Y. 81 Els. SO
A large assortment of queensware and
glassware at Burnett's. II
Our home talent will present a play
about the last of this month.
See Hubbard the jeweler for sewing
machine needles, oils, repairs, etc. 80
Frank Holmes and wife and Mrs. G..
w. Ellis are in Kansas City this week.
Judge Wall was down from Wichita,
Monday, in the Pattee attachment case.
DIR. Karr reports daughter born to
the wife of James Watkins, on the 10th
instant.
Al. Houchin started to Nebraska,
Monday, to visit his grandfather, who
is quite sick.
See I. l.. Lindley, manager, for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans.
Winter " Brown are building sew
enty foot addition to Noble ~, Cases
hardware store.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at thu Gentral meat market, opposite
list ,ational bank.
Miss Dora Johnston, of Aurora, Indl-
ana, is out here on visit to her broth
err, A. w. Johnston, and will remain
several weeks.
A. S. McClearey has on sale, for few
days only, large collection of art
studies, consisting of floral, forest, ma
rine, landscape, etc.
Potatoes-choice seed and the best
eating-Early Rose, Early Ohio, Rose
Seedlings, Mammoth Pearl and Clark
Early No. 1-all at S. Y. u Els. 80
Judge Ellis and his stenographer, Miss
Cartan, left for Anthony, Monday, to
open district court. Two murder cases
will likely be tried there at this term.
A. S. McClearey Will have flowers
again this year, at cheaper prices than
last year, and parties wanting any spe-
cial kinds will do well to leave orders
with him. Al
A committee from the council was
around yesterday, looking out for UNI
safe buildings, and ordering owners to
make repairs or tear them down. Two
were discovered.
French peas, extra canned corn, pigs
feet, tripe, canned mackerel, mustard
sardines, extra fine dried fruit-every
thing III the way of novelties in grocer
les, at Burnett's. fl
The delegates from the subordinate
alliances will meet here to-day and form
a county alliance. There is some talk
sOf the order starting aco-operative store
and electing a purchasing agent.
All members of the Christian church
are. requested to attend business
meeting, at the church, tonight. A
pastor is to be chosen. The names of
Elder Borgess. and Elder Nicholson will
be submitted.
Dave Greever, formerly of this coun-
-ty, has been sued in the circuit court,
of Kansas City, by Harry s StOller, for
$4,000 damages, Dave, it is charged,
having abused and mistreated him, and
assaulted HIM with riding-whip.
Mrs. Corson has opened a dress-mak-
ing establishment next door to Mrs.
Martins millinery store, and will be
glad to have the patronage of Sill who
are III need of plain or fancy sewing.
She will also teach cutting and fitting.
Don't forget to give her trial. ~
Mr.. Mofland peeped in his stove, one
y last week, to see how things were
.Oking, and the bald spot on top of his
\ .ld came in contact with the hot stove
AN angry blister quickly doomed up on
the northern horizon, and our friend had
to wear high-cr0wned hat for several
days.
z. ID. Cunningham, president of the
First National bank, of this city, is in
no way interested in the suit instituted
10y ID. *. Cunningham, of Mcpherson
kansas, against the Coloni 4 and Uni
tted States Mortgage Co. l.. d. and the
company have had no business differ.
ences whatever, and he is still theil
agent.
Stanley's own book will not be pub
aished for about four or five months
d all books that are being canvassed
+ now and delivered are bogus books
Nd not written or authorized by Henry
II. Stanley. theeXplorer. Parties want
ling Stanley's own book can subscribe
with A. S. McClearey and get 1t wher
published 80
COIdwater Star "While court was
in session, last Thursday morning, and
Just after Judge Price had given his
decision as to the change of venue in
the case Of state VS.. j. +. Sombart. and
as to the custody of the slayer of Dudley
murphy. Miss Murphy, sister of the de-
ceased, arose from her char and walked
n short distance, to where Judge Vida.
man was sitting, and, armed with ne
weapon save her bare hand. slapped him
three telling raps in the face. The Oc.
casion or this chastisement grew out OF
the trial last week, in which Widaman
admitted Sombart TO bail"
The county deposit case came up be.
fore the supreme court on the 9th. al
Topeka. The First National bank had
applied for an alternative writ of man.
damus, directed to Treasurer Peck
commanding him to deposit the county
money in the First National bank, OIL
show cause for not doing so. The treas
nrer, by advice of the commissioners
decided to make answer. Attorneys
Cameron aud Jones, of this city, and a
Topeka firm. appeared for the treasn.