Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-02-11

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Call on Cook 8. Palmer for farm and
c''' loahS' IS
Wanted-Boarders at TurcK's restaur-
ant. Best beard in the town for the
money. 81
The county alliance held very inter
esting meeting AZ the courthouse last
Saturday evening.
Tie latest. tauterest .aa hest seef
al the Ceulrai mpar nar-at onnoeite
~ National bank. 4
Remember The entertainment IT The
courthouse tomorrow night. bv the
ladies of the Baptist church.
A s,aci..I son,, sa,.,,iea ,,,,l, no ba1d ~
the NJ. E. church next SUNDAY evening.
At 1880 Special music selected.
Las Dohhs left Iast Ivadraedar Gov
q business trin cast H. u,iIt Low -
s,st.cl,eo etocI, nf an -. - -
! before his return.
G.. +. Goodrich. manager of the Good
rich Cattle company, with Headquarters
at Springyalc, was transactine business
III tie city, Saturday.
The sugar take froze over Iaei satpr
day night. The bows are anxious TO
skate, and everybody else is anxious to
see our ice houses filled.
The aourinq mill is lido durin, tI,e
cold weather The race freezes ard
the water does NOT come IN snficinnt
force to keep the mill running at a reg
ular speed.
Anthony Enternrise. mJudga ,.orar
Edwards ono NJ tba laadi,,, .,to,,a,,.
Of Medicine Iodqe w.s IN tho ali,
"Wednesday ottondi,o 80 soa,a -,
business in the district CONT
disaoreoahIe dave of tho ,ybo,o vintor
# was both cold and windv and tho a.
tendance at the various rhurcbes ,ras
cut down to the low water notch
~ d lz,po'hd sack Oh "eDerS ne"
"i","'I ioul' Also 'Iy MS lew corn
nett,s store Anv article honoht ottha
mill will he delivered free Of CHARGE r.
lnv mart Of town %
$780,.
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HE linden mas received an invita-
non 90 "'1tHu 'he mask pan, 10 De CIV
en- by the Ciuzehs Band,at Ihompson's
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Inc STOCK Oh goods oil The late firm OF
7'"iidIi"Id' Ao0HtHS kidred was
SOFA al auction last Saturday morning.
."' , 'e'' -Ache'I''l'o q C"'' % cincinnati
nc "hoie s'OcA was SOFA IN lump
ana Drought 9o'tOV' IhIS Is less than
ono Vnllu oi Iher Faiue. Inc new ulD
VIII close OUT Tie goods as RAPIDLY as
possible
We regret to announce that Mr. Chris
""lS'au' Iather Oh >. T. " aiStad' Is
here' at the nome OF MS SON and III
very ~" CohulIloh' lie had gone from
eAaS 10 wichita 10 DE treated Tor can
Ger OF the stomach put the doctors
there couid 90 hothlhg Tor nm, ana j.
y. Drought MN mere where he VIII
PropaOly soon emu ms Gays. Inc OLD
Gentleman was once remarkably strong
anu IoouSU. Inc ldui'lleS nave the
'SinP"'iiy Vi al WHO Nno" 'iieii'
While at Topeka we met with J. III.
Posey, formerly of Medicine Lodge, but
now of Oklahoma. Mr.. Posey was al
Topeka to interview Mr.. ingalls, on the
question of getting Gov. Steele fired
out of Oklahoma. He was delighted
with the result of his interview. and as
ne left us he said, "Good-by: I'm off
for Washington, and I'll stay there till
the Gar OF Oklahona comes down .
l.S hoV OFTEN ChaV we can wish MT.
oseS Suooess III IFS poli'ic"l schemes
D ,en ~ '''' WI '0'' y" '''''0 III 'ni' maj
- >, 'ooeS' tne lie" Cashier OF the
liaV y "'i0ii"i lodi'N Vi 'h,S Guy, hoI
'''iS l"S d i"ise experience h'nlSeiI' out