Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-24


feed and mill stuff at bottom prices. q
The Winfield Non Con. S15O. The
INDEX, $1.O0. We will furnish both al
$500.
Wanted-Boarders at Turck's restaur
ant. Best board in the town tor the
money. 81
Drop in and see McClearey & Stau.
bus, and leave your order for -four
meal, feed, etc. %
We remind our readers that to-mor
row VIII he Christmas. We hope they
VIII not forget it.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken al Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen 2Stf
Harry Lands has bought the Ewarl
property, and will move his family in
as soon as he can get possession.
Our Touring mill started up Friday
after being idle several days, while the
sand was being flushed from the mouth
of the ditch.
We suppose Senator Long has been
too busy, during this term of court, to
answer the question we asked him a
month ago.
III you want something neat, nice and
useful for ChriStmast present, Noble
~ Case have bne line from which Ia
make selections. 29t4
Ladies, if your mince pies need ap-
pies, one of the best cooks in Kansas
tells us that evaporated or dried apples
are just as good as green apples.
Charley Mari was too busy assuming
the duties of married life TO fill his
post at the Z. o. bookstore, Monday, 81
Miss Cora Byerley waited on customers
in his place.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the INDEX Printing s. Pub.
fishing Company lat their Office Oh Jan
uarV Bird, at l O'Clock p. m. Each
share Is entitled to a vote. 2Stf.
n. Weber left Saturday on business
tour through Southern Kansas, Indian
Territory and Texas. The interests OF
his Touring mill demand his attention
over WIDE territory. We are glad to
note his success.
For holiday excursions, distance not
exceeding 200 miles, the Santa Fe will
sell tickets at one and one third fare
for round trip. Tickets on sale Dec
"A. %, 31st and Jan. l, good to return
till January s. 30t3
b. n. Turck has moved his confection.
cry and bakery two doors north of the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Bristow
into the brick building he recently pur-
chased. Everything Is nicely arranged
and as neat as can be.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have been holding ''Bazar' at the By
erley building for the past few days.
They have quite an attractive display
of Christmas presents, and have been
very successful in disposing of them.
VIM. NJ. Cash, editor of the Coldwa-
ter Star, come over Saturday, bringing
his wife and son, on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Cash returned home yesterday
morning, but Mrs. Cash and Spot
will remain several days. She is a
daughter of Mrs. j. R Stafford, of this
city.
Ashland Journal: THE BarberCoun-
ty Herald comes to our exchange table
marked ky, to which we respond.
We notice that Editor Hall steps down
and gives place to E. T. Widner as pro-
prietor, while J. L. Brady, formerly of
this place, will WELD the pen. Brady
is ready writer, always a democrat,
and will make good paper of the Her
aid. Success brethren.
Lives of poor men oft remind us, hon
est toll don't stand chance; more we
work we leave behind us, beggar
patches on our pants. On our pants
"nce new and glossy, now are patches
of different hue; all because subscribers
Iinger, and won't pay up what is due.
Then let us all be up and doing; send
your mite be it so small, or when the
SHOWS of winter strike us we shall have
no pants at all.
The Herald says: 1--WE have heard a
good deal of complaint lately that some
of our subscribers have failed to get
their paper. We Will willingly rectify
the error If the fault is ours but if the
blame happens to rest on someone else.
we will see if it is an oversight or pure
cussedness and act according" About
TWO years ago, if subscriber failed tC
get his Cresset, that paper set up 6
howl about the incompetency of Cleve'
lands democratic pOstmasters. Per.
haps 1t will now acknowledge incom
potency of Harrison's postmasters, Of
say it was mistaken two years ago
Some of our subscribers, at Canems
especially, are complaining, and they
think the trouble is at Kiowa.
I'VE Old Bachelors Party" at thu
Grand Hotel last Friday night, was ont
OF the most SUCCESSFUL aud pleasant
parties ever held in the city. There
was good crowd of our best people
present, and all highly enjoyed the oc
caslon. The music furnished was ex
cellent, the lunch was quite elaborate
aud was greatly praised by all. The
various amusements we're characterized
by the pleasure they afforded, the la
dies looked their sweetest, the old bach
elors their gayest, and everything wen
as merrily as wedding bell. The ole
bachelors say that the Grand is thu
place for future balls and parties, anC
henceforth we expect many entertain
ments to be held there.
w. II. WOrland is All inveterate 10
ker. Spd will do anything to get a gas