Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-28
sourHERN KANsAs TIME GARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Winnie Weber visited at Attlca,
last week.
Ed. Hubbard is nursing very pain
full felon on his left index finger.
TIE Winfield Non-Con. SI.5O. The
INDEX, Sl.0O. We VIII furnish both at
$500.
j. Ed. Allen, of Wichita, was doing
business with our hide dealers, the first
of the week
Drop in and see McClearey & Stau-
bus, and leave your order for flour,
meal, feed, etc. 20
James Crouch, of Gorham's ranch, L.
r., came IN this week, and Will remain
for the present.
A full attendance is desired at the
meeting of Delphia lodge, X. Of p. next
Monday evening.
The Willing Workers, VIII meet at
MIS-. Nixon's next Wednesday after
noon, Feb 4th.
Robt. ". Cameron made flying bus
mess trip to EnglewQod last Thursday,
! returning Friday.
The latest, tendercst ana best beef
Nat the Central meat market, opposite
Ist National bank.
James Vanuorn Of Kiowa, VISITED
our 5anetum. Thursday last, and re-
newcd his subscription for the INDEX.
Attorney G. w. Afford of Hazelton,
in the course of his rambles around our
city Thursday last, made pleasant
call on the INDEX.
The Christian Normal Sunday school
convention is in sessio n at the Christ
ian church this wee k. M. Ingels, of
Topeka, is conducting the meetings
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a "Taffy PULP at the Byerley
building, next Tuesday evening, Feb.
sd. All are cordially invited to attend.
Dr. j. r. Mckee, OF Harper, is regis
tered at the Grand hotel, and will re-
main In this city until Friday next. He
is prepared to do all kinds Of Dental
work, during his stay.
c. ID. Coddington, the gentlemanly
and handsome manager Of the Badger
Lumber company, went to Wichita, Sat
urday, to see McFadden's Uncle Toms
Cabin, and spend Sunday.
r. A. Cameron, late county attorney
lia5 removed his office from the court
mouse to therear Of the Citizens Nation
al Bdnk-Where he shall be pleased to
entertain callers for the future.
Prof. John Curran, principal of the
Coldwater schools, was here Friday and
Saturday last, in the interest of school
matters. The INDEX Office acknowl-
edges a pleasant call from him.
5, IT, NJ. Axline, a j.. Noble and Frank
Holmes departed or free passes for To
peka. Sunday. to ollicate at the funeral
rites Of John James Masslllon Ingalls,,
and 20 sniff the pure air Of the proLi-
bitIon city on the haw.
Fry l2-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. %
The revival at the NJ. +. church still
continues with undated interest and
enthusiasm. Seyeralnew converts have
been brought into the fold and Rev
Phillips keeps up his earnest appeal L
the wicked sinners. We arc glad tC
note the fruitful results.
Coldwater Voice: mir. Il. r.. Johns
ton. the new manager of the CONNER
cial hotel, was pleasant caller, Mon
day. Mr.. Johnston has been living
until recently at Medicine lodge, anC
is well acquainted with Jerry Simpson
of whom he speaks very highly. He il
also a very strong alliance man."
j. a. McCarty and William Lane, tn,
batter being a colored boy, were arrest
led last Friday evening by our yigilan
marshal. J. Il. Gano, upon the charg
of violating the prohibitory laws of tn,
Estate They were released the SAM
(evening on bail-the former in the sun
Dt $500 and the latter in 500 bond. 70
lprOmpt appearance at the next term o
our district court.
Cresset. 1.-The Index seems to re
joice in the 'ousting' of the republican
county officials. Wonder whether the.
do so from an alliance or democrats
standpoint" In the first place the In
DEX objects TO the grammatical construc
tion of the above quotation, and in tn
second will say lit rejoices from
neither an alliance nor democrats
standpoint, but as a friend-weli trie,
and true-of the people of this county
whom the pseudo republican party ha
never ceased to rob and tribe with.
ID. Cunningham of this city ha
filled a petition in our district court
praying for $4,000 damages agains
james z. Hall, w. r. Rouse, w. l.
blair. J. -. Wilson, =. A. Simmons, I
i, Eindley and John 5. Rimyan. on &C
count of Illegal usurpation in the occu
ipancy of their present positions as Off
GERS and directors of the First Natona
Bank, of this city, The petition furth
er prays that the above defendants b
enjoined from transactiug the bushes
of the bank until said injunction shal
have been dissolved by competent jun
isdictioE.
5. l.. Hayiland, reporter for the r. G
Dun & Co. mercantile agency, called o
the INDEX Monday morning. He re
ported that the business prospects c
Barber county are quietly looking uT
and while be attributed much of tn
hard times at present experienced b
our people. TO an avaraclous policy b