Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

For Sale, good spring wagon. See
Judge O'Bryan.
Curry Powder, for picking purposes,
at Day 81 Records 1872
Is lbs. graduated sugar $1.OO at w.
IL. Harmon Il Co.'S.
DR.. Yant is at his Office again. Call
and get your Dental work done. loft
Good-by to the Normal pupils. We
wish they could stay with us all the
year.
We admire Reub. Luke's outspoken
way, even if his judgment was at
fault.
First class strawberry plants, FIVE
best varieties at 80 cents per 100. So
per 1000. John L. Brady. l3-tf
We have several communications on
hand that were unavoidably crowded
out. They will appear next week.
Editor Hatfield of the Hazelton Ex-
press, attended the sO-called convention
last Saturday, He gave the INDEX a
pleasant call.
Jim McNeal is back at his old profess
sion again, and is sticking type at the
Cresset office with the speed of yore.
Scott Allen now waits on customers at
the Book Store.
Rev. Z. j. Pinkston will address the
Sharon alliance on Saturday night, Au-
gust Goth. Judge Mckay has also been
invited, and will probably be present.
Open meeting; all invited.
Rev. II. SandeTson and wife and little
daughters, Cheney and Luna, arrived
here yesterday from Halstead, to visit
a few days with old friends. Rev. San
derson will preach at the M. E. church
Sunday morning.
Harry Lands will address the peo-
pie at College Hill school house, ON
Saturday night, August I'D, at 1880 p.
m. Open meeting. Everybody invited.
Other speakers will probably be
present. 12-2t
Miss Kate McGrath departed Mon
day for Mount Carmel, Illinois, to re-
sumo her studies in the Mount Carmel
| Seminary. During her short visit in
our city she has made many friends who
will regret her departure.
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
of best -four in exchange for a bushel
of wheat testing 60; 35 pounds of Crys-
tai, or 40 pounds of Clipper flour for
bushel of wheat testing go. -Four, bran
and shorts always on hand at the mill,
for sale or exchange. 13-tf
Mrs. Mittie Wainscott and son, of
Nevada, Mo. who have been here for the
past six weeks, visiting the family of
her father, II. NJ. Sparks, departed for
home on Tuesday of last week. Miss
Florence, daughter of Henry Sparks,
accompanied her aunt, and will spend
the summer at Nevada,
Do you want a 81 copy of Grants
memoirs for S.? We will send you the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 81 publica-
ton, the INDEX for 81, and 81 copy
of Grants memoirs, postage paid for
81; all for So. Come quick. Sherman,
Sheridan or Mcclellan memoirs on the
same terms. All on best paper, cloth
binding. II
Through dining cars between Chica-
go and Denver. Heretofore dining
cars have only been running between
Chicago and Kansas City. These ho-
tells on wheels were built expressly for
the Santa Fe company, and will be OPP
Grated in first class style. They will be
run in connection with solid vestibuled
limited trains. W.. .. HoRR, Agent.
Beverly North celebrated his 18th
birthday, Monday evening. A num-
Der of his young acquaintance gather
ed IN, and took him by surprise. Of
| course Mrs. North was not surprised,
and the young folks had a very merry
time. They wish for Beverly many re-
| turns of the day, and all hope to be
! present to help him celebrate.
I. 4. Johnston, A. NJ, principal OF
the Kemper Family School, of Boon
vile, Mo-, reached here yesterday, in
the interests of the school. We have
known the 'Kemper SCHOOL, ever since
we were old enough to take an interest
in such matters, and it is good enough
for anybody. 1t is military school,
and eyesy ley ought to have one or
more terms IN such school, Prof.
Johnston will leave to-day.
The Baptist Sunday school will have
their annual picnic next Friday, Au-
gust q, at Shady Glen, just across the
bridge, e half l1ile south. Please meet
at the chapel by 10 O'CLOCK. Trsnspor-
tation to the grounds. Parents are In
vited to come with their children, and
we cordially invite our friends to join
us and have good days outing. Each
one will bring baskets well filled. Par
! ties having hammOcks, crOquet sets,
4 swings and games are requested to bring
| them.
Miss Jennie Cragin, who is here from
| Caldwell, kansas, on a visit at the resi-
dence of E. W. Hill, entertained num-
Der of her young friends Tuesday even
ing In most charming manner, and es-
tablished the enYiable name of lovely
| hostess. The inclement weather kept
the yOgng folks from enjoying the beau
tiful lawn of Mr.. Hills, and their games
were confined to the parlor. At 10
O'Clock refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served, which we're tempting
to the most fastidious. All present re-
port highly enjoyable time, and took
their departure wishing Miss Jennie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hill many repetitions
of the evening.
Little Francis Young celebrated her
fourth birthday, last Thursday. A
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