Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Read Cunningham new money ad.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
See Hubbard the jeweler for sewing
machine needles, oils, repairs, etc. So
The Sons of Veterans post OF this
city is named John A. Logan post, No.
l52.
Burnett will sell you Boots and Shoes
cheaper than any house in town. 80
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
meat market opposite First National
bank. 28
Cheapest money and better privileges
than any loan agent in Barber county.
II. O'BRIAN. 80
See Il. l.. Lindley, 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
LIST National bank. 4
j. b. GauO was down on the Panhan-
1 die extension as far as Panhandle City,
last Saturday and Sunday.
G. G. Hahn is now editor Of the
Hutchinson Clipper, a paper devoted to
society, humor and the drama.
Uncle Fowler fell on the ice Sunday,
and was so badly shaken up that he was
not able to walk Monday or Yesterday.
On account of bad weather and the
q, prevalence of the grippe, the Baptist
prOtracted meetings have been discon-
tinued for the present.
Attorney Sample drove out to Cold
water, Saturday afternoon. He had to
be there Monday morning, and there is
no Sunday train on the Mulvane extern
sion.
Thos. Edes and J. l.. Winter were &C
quainted III Illinois and each easily rec
ognized the other on the street last
eek, though they had not met for eigh-
zen years.
If you want the benefit of the bar
7ains in the Harrington stock of goods,
to Standiford, Youmans ~ Eldred.
hey have purchased the entire outfit,
md moved it to their store. 80
Piling a full stock of general mer-
;handise in our store, on top of an al
ready full stock, has caused lam in
our place tnat we can't stand. We
, bought the Harrington goods away
down, and if you want bargains. step in
and enquire for them. S. Y, 81 +. 81
We have re-opened our feed and seed
store on Main street, next to WoOdard's
livery stable. Come and see us. ID. M.
Carmichael will be manager for the
present. Leave orders for coal there.
SO DOBBS Bros.
Boone Kinkaid was skating OH the
\ lake Saturday night when he ran into
hole made by ice cutters, near the out
let. He went entirely under but on
arising was caught by Knight Campbell
and other boys. and pulled out.
T.. B. Cole Il Son have put up two
hundred tons OF clear, S-inch ice, in the
creamery ice house. This will insurs .
better output of butter for the creamery
than was obtained last season. when
but little ice was used. Mr.. Cole cut
his ice from the natural lakes east of
town.
In the Harrington stock of goods,
sold at mortgage sale, last week, was a
full and complete line of new hats and
4 caps, clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, and perfect line of fancy
groceries. Stamford. Youmans Il Ell
dred bought the entire "lock, stock and
BARREL and are selling it without re-
gard to cost. Go and see it. 1t is inn
mense. -
jHazelton Express: "A strange scene
4 Was enacted at the depot the other day.
SJtockmen were clamoring for cars to
ship their fat hogs, and upon the depot
/ platform lay a quantity of bacon ship.
1 ned from the east. Broom corn buyers
we're shipping the best broom corn east,
.wmle on the platform lay large pile
yof brooms shipped from some eastern
factory. DO our readers see what is the
matter Neither the hogs nor the
broom corn should be sent away, but
worked up here at home and save freight
both ways. Yet so the world goes and
people cry hard times"
On the application of his father, Jas.
@. Sanderson, of Mingona, and of his
brother, George Sanderson, of Kansas
Putty, the probate judge, OH Monday, or
Ndered jury to inquire into the sanity
aof James S. Sanderson, a young man
2 rs years old. He was working at Har-
SisonYille, Mo-, last week. when he
Showed unmistakable signs Of insanity,
and had to be confined. On Friday he
was taken by his brother and cousin
CO Osawatomle, and they came on here
ito get QUO the necessary papers. The
Jury, composed of DR.. Moore, DIR. Bur
juicy, IL. O'Brian, Ed. Winters, ii. A
Burnett and Oscar Trulock, decided
from the evidence that the young man
twas insane. He is well known here,
where he has lived since 1880, with his
parents. Last ye9Rt the OFT to Missouri