Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-03-26
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Fresh garden and field seed in bulk,
at Noble & Cases. 40
Baby carriages at Higgins; late
styles and low prices. A
G.. NJ. Martin and III. L. Shannon are
10 longer partners III the law.
DR.. Kociell reports a boy born to the
fe of III. Osborne on the 23d inst
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes a specially of short time loans. 3
Wanted, 1900 bushels OF corn, at best
municipalities. Enquire of a. d. Shaw.
Caslr paid for hides and furs at the
meat market opposite First National
bank. Is
Mrs. Milllngton is here on a two
weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Nixon.
John Robinson, Santa Fe agent, and
Chas. Il. Neale, both of Hazelton, came
up yesterday.
DIR. Sombart was here Saturday and
Sunday, in consultation with Attorneys
Sample and Long.
Rev. II. Hahn is visiting at his old
home in Chautauqua county, accompan-
led by his grandson, Roy Hahn.
Seven hundred hats-for ladies and
children-latest styles. and at living
prices, at the New York Millinery Store.
About thousand peach trees, seed
lings, large as twO-year-olds, for sale by
|. w. Stout, at prices to suit the times.
For alfalfa, tim othy, clover, blue
grass, and all kinds of garden and field
seeds in bulk or small quantities at NO
bic 81 Cases. 43
Royal Arch MasOns are requested to
I've at Masonic hall on Thursday even
ing, March 9th, at 7:3Op. m, to meet
the grand lecturer.
The trial of Miller, the Attica muir
derer, is on trial at Anthony, this week.
Attorneys Sample u Long, of this city,
are engaged in the defense.
Mrs. Martins millinery opening was
a great success, and the spacious rooms
secured for the occasion were crowded
during every day and evening that it
continued.
The regular evenings for practice by
the fire company are Tuesdays and Fri
days. Capt. Brown says the members
must remember this, and be on hand,
or be subject to fines.
DR.. Gillette arrived from Omaha, last
week, to look after some unsettled bns-
mess here. He is pleased with Omaha,
and says he and his partner, DR.. Knode,
are doing a good business
S. 5. Funk, formerly. . citizen of Bar
Der county, but who sold out and moved
to Comanche, three years ago, has re-
turned to his first loye, having rented
the Berry Rayl place, east of Mingona,
two miles.
Reub. Lake was at Caldwell, last
week, conferrng with the cattlemen
about sending several thousand cattle
to Barber county to summer. He
thinks that in the vicinity of Lake City
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J. Nj. Beatty was found guilty of MUIR
der in the first degree at Anthony, last
Saturday. He assassinated a railroad
section foreman named Hutchinson,
last summer. HutchIhsOn's wife was
at the bottom of the affair.
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 all who
are IN need of plain or fancy sewing.
She will also teach cutting and fitting.
Don't forget to give her trial. ~
Miss Mary Best, this week, through
Cook & Palmer, traded property In
South Omaha, Neb., for 800 acres Of
land four miles southwest of Sharon,
the property formerly owned by Mr..
Clough, afterwards by w. w. Cook, and
by him traded for Wichita property.
}. Wesley Kelchner, an alleged elocu-
ZIONIST and reader, was advertised for
this place for last Saturday evening, but
/ failed to materlaliZe. According to the
| Harper Graphic he made dead failure
III that place Thursday night, and so it
! is probably well that he did not come
on here. This town has no patience
/ with fakes, as one Seymour Lewis can
testify.
a well-DoSted cattleman, interested
in the Cherokee Strip, this week told
the INDEX that he did not believe any
large punches of cattle would be driven
oft the strip into Kansas this spring OF
summer. The association has paid for
the grass they will need and they will
not want to rent PASTURES in the state
at an additional expense. lie also said
| that the Strip cattle are in no CONDITION
4. move at present. There is no doubt
hnt re cattle will all be moved by Octo-
har 1st 'Sweyer.
NJ, rhon,, 'psop. chief chemist at the
gypsum works, is very pleasant gen
+ioroon and noisi, 'pYs with his bust
ness He learned the SeCe@V % 'n'
manufacture of Robinson's '0''' AZ
England, being one of three VIII POS
sess the knowledge. He thinks th>'e
is no question about it becoming the
popular plaster material of this country
as soon as architects and builders have
tested it. He has made several speci
men blocks, and these are being sent
over the country extensively. Best
Bros. have reason to be proud of their
I I.
Speaking of the Kiowa saloons: The
Cresset claims that they are closed,
while gentleman who was there sew
eral days last week, says they are run
ming wide open; at least he was so in
formed by citizen of Kiowa. He said