Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26

Sauer Kraut 3Oc. per gallon at S. Y. &
E. 38
Cook s. Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
See Hubbard the jeweler for sewing
machine needles, oils, repairs, etc. 81
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
meat market opposite First National
bank. %
See 7. L. Lindley. manager. for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 3
An elegant line of samples for suits
or single garments, trimmings and ev
erything complete. Latest styles at 5.
Y. & f.. 81
Just received at Burnett's, sour krout.
picked pig-feet, spiced tripe, whitefish,
mackerel, lake trout and Holland her
ring. All warranted. 81
aides, 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. & E. 38
The mercury this morning at O'Clock
marked 10 above.
Rev. R. Hahn represented the Mason
ic lodges of this city at the grand lodges
at SalIna, last week.
Saved by Red String" will be the
subject for the sermon at the Christian
church tomorrow night.
Catholic services will be held on Mon
day, March Sd, at Henry bursts resi-
dence by Father Bitter, OF Wellington.
w. L Blair is out from Nevada, Ohio,
to look after his farms, buy cattle and
build an addition to the Noble & Case
store 70 feet long.
A pound party visited Rev. Cain and
wife last night. They carried every
sort of package, from a sack of -four to
pound of soap. The family was COM
pletely surprised. Frank Beers and Z.
q. Chandler treated the whole crowd
to fruit and CONNECTIONS. The house
was crowded; they renamed till eleven
O'Clock; all spent a pleasant evening.
While east, last week, we learned that
the Continental National bank, of Mem
phis, Tennessee, had been organized,
and that western parties were interest
ed in it. G. F. NJ. Niles, four yeals reg
lister of the Garden City land Office, will
be the cashier, and it is stated that G.
q. Chandler, of this city, who, with his
uncle, DIR. Wood, is interested in the
new venture, will be the assistant cash
Ter.
Secretary F. j. Fash furnishes the
INDEX with a notice of the organization
of Eagle Farmers Alliance at LOckard
school house on the 18th inst. Eighteen
members were initiated and the follow
ing officers elected James A. Lockard,
president; John McGregor, vice -presi-
cent; +. j. Fash, secretary; o. F.
Throckmorton, treasurer; VIM. Lock
ard, chaplain; VIM. Matthews, lecturer;
| L. A. Throckmorton, assistant lecturer:
w. L. Jones, Sergeant-at-arms; A. OFT,
door keeper; J. 7. Fash, assistant door
keeper. At the second meeting, held on
the I'D inst, five additional members
were admitted and two applications re-
ceived, which will make total mem
bership OF twenty-five. The regular
meetings of the alliance will be held on
Saturday evening of each week until
otherwise ordered, at the Lockard and
Eagle school houses alternately.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give &C" supper Tuesday even
ing March 4th, in the room recently va
Gated by Mr.. Burnett 1.-THE burst build
ing) The supper will Consist of the
following Curious Collection: Coffee,
Clarified and Dreamed, Containing no
ChicOry, Chinese ConcOction, Crystal,
Clear Cereal Compounds with Churned
Cream, Curd, Cunningly Compressed
Cold Carved Creatures, Chopped Chick
en- and Celery, Crimson Cranberries,
Crushed and Cooked, Celery. Critically
Chosen and Cleaned, Chopped Cabbage
Carefully Crested, Cucumbers, Cider
Cured, Choice Cakes, Crulles and Cook
les, California s Choicest Cuttings. The
Committee Confidently Calculate that a
Courteous Community will Consider
this Creditable Collection of Comesti-
bles, and will Come in Considerable
Companies. Supper 25 cents, served
from to O'Clock.