Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-12-09

Don't forget the coyote hunt on
Christmas day.
Don't fail to pay your taxes in time
to avoid penalty.
st. Marks Guild, will meet with Mrs.
WaldrOn Chase on the 18th.
Catholic services will be held at the
usual time and place, Dec. Sth.
For fine writing paper, tablets, dolls,
toys, etc., 60 to L. o. Book Store. 20
DR.. Moore reports the birth of . boy
to the wife of w. E. Galloway, on the
End inst.
Sellers, the jeweler, has the finest &C.
lection of optical goods ever brought to
Medicine Lodge. 26N
w. H. Old IS selling splendid double
lounges for only $1,000. Can't be beat
in the city for the money. %
The Episcopal Sunday school will be
held in the future in the K. p. hall at
3 O'Clock. All children invited.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
If Harry Bowdish will call at the
Medicine Lodge post Office he will re-
ceive some mail that will interest him.
There was a slight fall of snow last
Sunday morning, but it soon disappear
ed. The day was bright, but cold and
windy.
Washing Wanted-Mrs. E. Tucker,
at the Mckinney house, near railroad,
wants washing, by week or dozen. Give
her a trial. 2lm2
Any parties DESTROYS of breaking out
sod within 81 miles of town, can get
employment by applying to Lionel ].
Clark, Medicine Lodge.
A lot of new furniture at the ''Sec-
ond Hand Store" bought this stock
50 cheap that can sell it at second
hand prices. Call and see it. 20
Make Christmas Merry" say Day &
Records. They then show how you can
makeit merry with very little outlay
of money. Read their advertisement,
and profit thereby. 1872
The revival at the Methodist church
still continues under the supervision Of
Rev. Rhoads. The singer-R. J. Fin
ley-who has been helping IN the meet
ings, returned TO Abilene, Monday.
If you want bargains, don't 90 10 the
man who admits that he has none.
Look over our advertisements and see
where your custom is wanted, and trade
with those who publicly offer bargains.
Wallace Lowry and Sid 7. Mcdonald
were Medicine Lodges representatives
at the Sharon dance last Friday night.
They report the dance as a success and
that their best girls" have gone back
on the other fellows.
There will be Christmas tree and
entertainment at the Eagle school
house, ! mile southwest of Lodi, on
Thursday evening, Dec. oath. Every
body invited to bring their presents and
put them on the tree.
Lost, between Grand hotel and Cook
block, lady's solid gold watch, key
winder, small link chain, with l0cket,
and small ivory fan charm; my baby's
picture in locket. Please return and
get reward. Mrs. w. G. Bristow. q
The Hazelton Express says: ~. T.
L. Burns this week purchased the resi-
dence property of j. j. Kerns, in the
south part of town. 1t is a splendid
dwelling, we'll located. -. j. j. McVay
this week purchased the John G. Fisher
residence now occupied by B.Steck. u
F. T. Robertson and wife. of Terre
Haute, Indiana, reached here las week,
on visit to relatives. Mrs. Robertson
is a neice of Mrs. Sam. Ferguson. Be
fore coming here they visited relatives
at Cherryvale, and at other points in
Eastern Kansas. They left for home
Monday.
y number of young people spent q
highly enjoyable evening at Judge Ell.
lis place, just west of town, last Fri
day evening. Various games and dane
ing constituted the sources of amuse
ment. Prof. Joe Jayne furnished the
music for those who participated in thu
art terpsichOrean.
New hardwood bedsteads, maple OF
ash, for $2.75; new kitchen chairs, fine
light, dark or antique, so cents; new
cOttOn-top mattresses, extra quality
only $2.75; new solid ash Screw-leg
, square top extension tables, feet, fol
So 90; new solid ash bedroom sets, an
| tIque, fine large German beveled- plate
mirror for $1,000. These goods are fol
sale and inspection at w. H. Odds new
, furniture store on North Main, Come
in and examine when looking for YOU
holiday presents. %
Terry's Metropolitan Uncle Toms
Cabin Company are on the boards for Z
performance at the opera house to
night. This company does not cut anC
slash the play by having two Marks and
two TOpsys, but play it as 1t was origi
nally dramatiZed for the stage, carrying
, their own special scenery. They arr
3 making all the important towns of thu
: state, and receive favorable press no
! tees everywhere, and If this counts foI
anything, will put up a good perform
ance tonight. Seats on sale at Day 8
Records.
Kioya Review: 1T awakens sympa
: thy for ignorance to hear people cursinG
constables for executing their sworr
duty, especially those who voted fol
> prohibition in Kansas, and now abuse
; officers for enforcing the law they help.
ed to create. Has Kiowa become &C
morally degraded that an officer of the