Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-14

L. Rouse is rapidly convalescing
McClearey Il Staubus will sell you
feed and mill stuff at bottom prices. %
Wanted-Boarders at TurcK's restaur-
ant. Best board in the town tor the
money. 81
Harry Moore, of Wichita, came down
Sunday, to accept position on the
Cresset.
Hand-painted Porcelain Plaques,
something new, just arrived, at
Young's. %
Rev. J. b. North has entered upon
his third year as pastor of the Presby-
terrain church.
Senator Long departed Saturday for
Topeka, to be at his post of duty, when
the legislature convened yesterday.
Toys, pictures, perfumes. workboxes,
hand painted plaques, books, and a
thousand holiday presents, Young's.
Miss Blanche hercheval and Miss
Helen Cameron, departed Monday for
Topeka. They will probably remain
there for some time.
Geo. a. Pickett, whom We erroneous
ly mentioned last week as Geo. A.Tuck-
er, ended his short stay in our city Sun
day. and left for Harper.
Prof. Mel. Klink, of Hazelton, ac-
companed by his wife, arrived Monday.
The Prof. was one of the attractive
features at the soiree last night.
Died-At Ossawatomie, Kansas, Jan.
I, John Aubley, of this county. His
remains were received here Friday last.
and subsequently inferred at Mingona
Frank Holmes. late district clerk and
Robt. Cameron, a student in the Office
of Ed. Sample, were duly examined and
admitted to practice law during last
week.
Harry Lands, who will make the best
district clerk our county has ever had,
moved his family to town last Friday,
and is domiciled in the Chandler prop
erty In the north part of town,
Try 12-pOund sack of Weber's new
Graham Flour. Also try his new corn
meal. For sale at the mill or at Bur-
nett's store. Any article bought at the
mill will be delivered free of charge to
any part OF town. %
A choral union, composed of the
young people of the town, has been or
ganized, and will meet in the Presby-
terrain church, every Sabbath afternoon,
at O'Clock. d. j. Aber is the director,
and Miss Lulu Hahn, organist.
The carriage used in the McFadden
Uncle Toms Cabin parade was former
~ the property of Gen. Tom Thumb,
and was purchased by the present own
er at an enormous sum. Don't fail to
see the grandest free street parade ever
witnessed in the city.
Representative Frank w. Hlckox,
accompanied by James Taliaferro, left
Friday for Tokeka. The Colonel will
be heard from in the legislature and
will be found foremost in the work of
framing some laws, which a suffering
community have long needed.
The following veterans of the late
war was duly examined by our local
board of medical examiners, for pen
siOns during the week ending January
9TH: w. j. Underwood, Co. ID. 64th
Ill. infantry; G. G. McComb, Co. F. End
Ill. cavalry; Martin Stanfeld, Co. G.
34th KY. infantry.
We have received a neatly printed in
vitation, accompanied with a compli-
mentary ticket, announcing grand
masquerade ball at Kiowa, Thursday
evening, January 10, 1891. The ball is
given under the auspices of the Kiowa
Cornet Band. A costumer will be in
attendance, and everything Is being
done to make it an enjoyable affair.
Readers of the weekly edition of the
st. Louis Republic now get two papers,
of not less than six pages every week.
1t is practically semI-weekly, for a
year; just half the price of the cheapest
semi-weekly in the country. Remem
Der the price is only 81 year. Sample
copies or premium catalogue of As
pages sent free on application. Ad-
dress, The Republic, st. Louis. Mo.
Stamford, Youmans s. Eldred have
laid in an unusually large stock of all
kinds of goods. and their stock COM
prises nearly everything that is needed
III housekeeping. They buy Tor "spot
cash, " and they had bought and paid
for their stock before the Mckinley
bill got in its deadly work. They can
and will give you better bargains than
any house IN the county. 20
w. G.. Bristow, the popular landlord
at the Grand, showed al INDEX report
er through the different rooms of his
commOdious hotel, which have under
went thorough renovation the past
week. He is remodling the entire
premises, and when completed will be
one of the most inviting places for the
hungry traveller in southwest Kansas
j. Ii. Minick and Chase 4 Allen carry
off the honors for the mechanical work.
Friday evening last at regular meet
ing of Fidelity Lodge, No. so, A. o. u.
W., the following elect were duly in
stalled as officers for the ensuing term:
Z. NJ. W., John Higgins n, W., E. NJ.
Byerley; Foreman, I. A. McClearey;
Overseer, G. w. Stevens; Recorder, j.
w. Singer; Financier, 7. l.. Lindley;
Receiver, W. S. FInney; Guide, w. H.
Sparks; l. W., r. II. Hahn; o. W., w.
II. Thompson, Representative to Grand
Lodge, John Higgins.
Boone Klncaid, who has for the past
year and half been connected with the
firm of StandlfOrd, Youmans & Eldred,
as salesman, resigned his position Sat-
! urday night. After a little recreation,