Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-12-16

n. Weber says all hands will have a
holiday on Christmas. The mill will be
closed.
Buy your wife White Sewing Ma
chine for Christmas present at Noble
q Cases. st
Burnett has just received fine stock
OF gents furnishing goods; also boots
and shoes Is
Invitations are out for a masquerade
D9l at Sharon, Christmas night, Dec.
18th, at the Globe hotel.
w. H. Old is selling splendid double
lounges for only $1,000. Can't be beat
in the city for the money. 20
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
Game Wanted-Wlll pay highest
market price for all kinds of game.
20 DOHRER & SoUTHwoRTH.
Medicine Lodge now has five meat
shops. Where Is there city that can
say as much, considering the size of the
town.
Cook & Palmer do general real es-
tate business and make a speciality of
renting and looking after farms for
nOn-resldentS a
If low prices and fair treatment count
for anything, Woodward intends to
build up big trade in this city. Give
him trial.
Any parties DESTROYS of breaking out
sod within 81 miles of town, can get
employment by applying to Lionel j.
Clark, Medicine Lodge.
If you want nice Christmas present
for friend, you cannot afford to miss
seeing the stock of Day Il Records.
The best in town, and tn cheapest. 29-2
Our Sharon readers are requested to
read the advertisement of J. ID. Fair &
Son, in this issue. You can buy any
thing, from load of lumber to a paper
of pins.
Lost, on the 18th of November, some
where on the road southwest of Medi-
cine Lodge, black Prince Albert coat.
Please leave it at this office.
A lot of new furniture at the ''Sec.
ond Hand Store" 1 bought this stock
so cheap that can sell it at second
hand prices. Call and see it. 20
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in this city, on Sunday, Dec.
18th, 10y Probate Judge Stevens, w. j.
Moore and Miss Maud l.. Simmons.
MAKE Christmas Merry say Day g.
Records. They then show how you can
makeit merry with a very little outlay
of money. Read their advertisement,
and profit thereby. 29-2
E. M. Woodward, first door north of
the pOstOfiice. has fine and complete
stock of general merchandise, groceries,
dry goods, notions, etc., to which he
invites your attention.
Lost, between Grand hotel and Cook
block, lady's solid gold watch, key
winder, small link chain, with locket,
and small ivory fan charm; my baby's
picture in locket. Please return and
get reward. Mrs. w. G. Bristow. q
The Cresset eff last week pledges it.
self to support the state, county and
city officers in their attempts to enforce
the prohibitory law. The assistance is
late in coming, but better late than
never. Now will the Cresset please read
the riot act to the Kiowa Journal.
One night last week some boys
stretched wire across street in the
north part of town. The wire was
about three inches from the ground,
and as there was meeting in the north
end that night, the wire had many vic
TINS. This is a dangerous practice,
and should be stopped.
Ladies, do you want to make your
husbands, brothers or best fellows nice
Christmas presents? If so 90 to
Young's drug store, where you will
find the largest and neatest stock of
Christmas goods ever brought to this
city. Call in and look over the stock
before making your purchases. 20
The handsome music box at Young's
drug store is only one Of the many at
fractions. Hundreds of valuable and
handsome presents, bought especially
for the holiday trade, are on exhibition.
1t would take too much space to enum-
crate, but call and see the albums,
toilet sets, perfume cases, toys, and
every imaginable thing designed for
holiday presents. %
New hardwood bedsteads, maple or
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, 6 feet, for
So 90; new solid ash bedroom sets, an
tlque, fine large German beveled-plate
mirror for $4,000. These goods are for
sale and inspection at w. H. Odds new
furniture store on North Main. Come
in and examine when looking for your
holiday presents. %
Last Friday night closed the first ses-
sion of the Knock congress-" and it's
closing hours were cOnvulsed with
stormy scenes and no little amount of
enthusiasm. The Herr bill passed into
innocuous duseutude at the hands of
it's opponents, who succeeded in getting
gold clause" inserted into section 6,
of the bill, which provided for the rails
ing of taxes. The bill was tabled by a
unanimous vote. Tonight the house
will be re-organized, and new Speak
er elected. very comfortable quarters
have been secured in the selection of
the Sherlock hall, and the doors are
open to everybody.
w. II. Worland had constructing,
one day last week, and Rev. North