Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-10-21
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Catholic services the 18th.

Catholic services the 10Th.
Get out full vote and there is no
danger.
The z. o. p. is shouting to keep up
its courage.
For School books and supplies go to
the 2. o. Book Store. 20-tf
Don't forget the citizens alliance
meeting tomorrow night.
Let every alliance man see to it that
a full vote Is polled in his nelghbor-
hood.
J. R. Mccoy has an arm in sling,
caused by carbuncIe or something of
that sort.
Go ahead with your fusinn. It will
only be two weeks till you Wal be full
of confusion"
Mr.. Baily, living in the north eud of
town, lost horse last night. We hope
it was not rotten corn that dbl it.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YoungS Gal
lery. Best grades 50 per dozen. 2Stf
A few men are bOasting that the
democratic vote will go solid tpr the
republican ticket. 1t will never do it.
Mrs. Anthony Clarke of England land
her daughter-mOther and sister of j.
+. Clarke, of this city--arr!, ed here
Sunday.
Last Thursday Judge McCague re
ceived intelligence Of the death Gf his
stepmOther, who died two days previous
at Columbus, Ohio.
If you are democrat from principle
how can you consent to vote fer the
republican ticket, which you have
fought all your lite.
J. F. Busey, of Champaign, Ill, is
here this week, visiting his old friend,
w. II. McCague, and looking after his
Barber county interests.
Washing Wanted-Mrs. E. Tucker,
at the Mckinney house, near railroad.
wants washing, by week or dozen. Give
her trial. 2lm2
While Burnett prides himself on his
grocery department, he wants the pub
lie to remember that he has a fine stock
of boots, shoes and gents furnishings.
We introduce new styles as soon as
out. We quote the prices-the goods
do the talking. You will be proud of
the furniture you buy from John Hig-
gins. 2ltf
Harry Plagmann, former Medicine
Lodge boy, and one time a clerk in L.
F. Pearson's drug store, was here over
night, Monday. His present residence
is Winfield
Miss Mary Best reached here last
Wednesday, from her visit to her old
home in England. We hope she Will
now conclude to remain here. Her
brother Tom met her at Attlca.
Irwin Long, who has been here sew
eral days visiting his brother Frank,
leaves here this afternoon for Topeka,
where he goes to accept a position in a
printing establishment of that city,
During the absence of DR.. Yant his
Office will be in charge of DR.. Rogers,
an expert dentist. DR.. Yant will guar
antee satisfaction in every instance
where DR.. Rogers does any work. ct
We are informed that a preacher at
KiOwa swOre out a complaint against
a certain man for selling intoxicating
liquors. A trial was had, the man &C
quilted, and the preacher assessed I'D
with bill of costs, amounting to about
sixty dollars.
Bob Neff's comedy company came in
last Saturday afternoon, without any
warning, and paraded the streets with
a band. AT night they played East
AIDED the town Monday afternoon, and
at night played "a Great Wrong" and
again drew good audience. Bob Neff
is popular in this county.
1t is thought by pretty shrewd men
that the republicans and democrats are
trying to fuse" The old bargain,
which was exposed at the democratic
convention, iG is thought, will be per-
fected. Peck and Fash are to be sacri-
feed on the republican ticket, and Kel-
baugh, Robinson, Sbepler and DR.. Karr
on the democratic ticket. Hello w. G.
Afford! Are you in it.
IL. II. Case has lost two valuable
dogs, and will pay liberal reward for
their return. One IS a liver colored
setter, four years old; the other liver
colored setter, nearly one year old.
Gone since the 18th; both are long
haired dogs. The old dog had leather
color, studded with rivets; young dog
had on plain leather collar.
Miss Clara Litz attended meeting at
the Doles school house, last Sunday,
and after service mounted her horse to
start home. The saddle partly turned
as she seated herself, and she gave it
lurch to straighten it up. The lurch
was little too hard, and she and the
saddle went oyer on the other side.
She was considerably jolted. but not
much hurt. The horse kicked at her
several times, and then ran away, but
was soon captured. Miss Clara Is a
good rider, and was about to mount the
| horse again, when a neigbbor insisted
on taking her home in his buggy.
George Jessie was ploWlng up pota-
toes, some days ago, and as he was
about to finish the job, a tug came
loose. He reached in between the
mules, seiEed the tug, and vas about
to tasten it, when sandbur struck one
of the animals on the leg. The mules
kicked and started: George fell over to
avoid beng kicked; he had the lines
over his shoulders, and the mules
dragged him fifty yards over the plow-