Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
A. 7. & S. F. 4. X TIME GARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

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welcome visitor.
Ed Trickett, of Harper, is "holding
cases. on the Cresset.
Strawberries and fresh fruits of all
kinds at John Luallen'5. 50
Wanted-COrn and Wheat, at Web
er's mill. Highest market price will
be paid. 46
District court adjourned last Friday
evening until the first Tuesdayin Sep
TENDER.
For ice cream, milk shake, lemonade
and all seasonable drinks, go to John
Luallen's. 52-2t
Weather prophets say that rain on the
first three days in June mean rains in
June July and August.
The passenger tram comes in half an
hour earlier now than it did last week.
II would be good thing if it came an
hour earlier than it does.
We want one hundred more subscrib-
ers right away. We are tired of9l2, and
want to use four figures awhile. Give
us lift, alliance friends.
Grant Jones is back again, at his old
post IN y oung's drug store. He spent
about six months in Oklahoma. His
wife will join him here in a few days.
Now is the time for sweat-pads, lap
busters, lly-nets, etc. | have them in
all styles, sizes and prices. Call and
see them in my new shop opposite
Burnett's. Soft
The editor of the INDEX has been
congratulated SO much since his return
from Cincinnati, that he has had little
time to attend TO business. Drop in and
see us, and tell us the news.
See Finney in his new shop across
the street from the old stand. Head
quarters for everything in the harness
line. Large stock and lowest prices
Repairing of all kinds specially. Soft
Young's Photographic studio was
moved, Monday, to the brick building
in the rear of Dr. Moores office, just
south of Davis 81 DAVIS store. The
new rooms will be fixed up III good
style.
County Lecturer Hill will meet with
Antelope alliance on Saturday evening,
- June 9Th, at o'clock. II. 5. Lands
and l.. w. DeGeer VIII be with him.
This will be an open meeting, and the
public is invited.
See Finney's new styles of harness;
10
from pure oak-tanned leather Har-
ness made to order speciality. A big
stock of whips just from the factory, at
factory prices, from - cents up. soft.
There will be meeting at Lockard's
school house on Thursday, June 18th,
at o'clock p. m, TO discuss the subject
of holding a Fourth of July celebration
somewhere in the neighborhOod. Every
body is cordially invited. No politics
will be allowed,
j. II. Dukehart. who has been in the
employ of n. Weber, as miller, for the
past two months, took his departure
last Friday. He goes to Greensburg to
visit awhile with his family, and from
there to Kearney, Nebraska, where he
has a situation i'll mill.
w. w. Hull, of this city, Is agent for
the Winfield Marble Works. If any
of our citizens need anything in that
line they should give him their orders.
Many graves in our cemetery need some
permanent marking, and now is the
time to have it done. Mr.. Hull will do
it well, and at the lowest prices.
Mrs G. q. Chandler, ST., who had
been here on a short visit 10 her numer-
GUS friends, left, Monday, for Elk City.
where she will remain TIL about the
first of July, and will then go to Las
Vegas, New Mexico, and spend the
summer with her sister, returning tC
Sioux City, Iowa. in the fall. Every
body here was GLAD to see her looking
SO well.
J.W. Singer secretary of the a. o.
U. w lodge, at this place, received
word this week Of the death of L. II
Logan. formerly manager of the Bad
ger Lumber Company of this place. Mr.
Logan died at Canon City, Colorado, OF
the 10Th OF May, and was buried there
10y the United Workmen lodge. His
fife was insured in the lodge for $1,000
Mr.. Logan left here about year age
on account of his health.
The Hazelton Express downs us on {
peach story. We had a bunch of SD
peaches all from one bloom. Now comes
the Express with bunch Ofseven from
one bloom and three from another
bloom, all grown together in one soli'
mammoth peach. warranted to hav'
hut one pit. two of them being full o
sugar, two full of cream, and six mic,
Juicy old-fashiOned peaches, all on ont
stem, and the pit warranted to produce
the same kind of fruit. Hurrah 70
Kansas.
A novel entertainment will be givei
at the opera house tomorrow night
under the auspices of the ladies of tn
PRESBYTERIAN church. There will b
good vocal and instrumental music
there will be recitations. defamation
and dialogues; there will be tableau
and red lights, and the whole entertain
ment will be topped off by an exhibi
ton of the "humaniphone,' one of Ed
sons latest and greatest discoveries
Prof. Hesselgesser Won der Scherezme
pennick has been engaged 10 explain tn
working of this wonderful phone
The first union of the Kansas Ban
Association took place at Hutchinso
o, Monday Tuesday and Wednesda
of this week. 1t is intended to max
this an annual affair, A grand parad
will occur to-day, and it is thought q