Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-02


In calling the docket.
Mares and horses for sale, private
sale, by T. l.. O'Bryan. 14-2t
This is September. September wealth
or has been here for week.
Mrs. w. G.. Musgrove LETT, Thursday,
for a visit to relatives in Missouri.
The citizens alliance is growing.
Remember the meeting tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Z. Youmans left, Sunday, for
a visit at Holden and other points in
Missouri.
L. NJ. Axline got home Sunday, from
his trip to Minneapolis to attend the S.
OF v. encampment.
Mrs. Frances A. Sheldon, recently OF
Medicine Lodge, is editing W. &. L.
u. page of the Aurora, Mo-, Educator.
Judge Stevens issued license on the
26th, for the marriage of +. E. Noble
and Miss Nellie Elliott, both Of Hazel
ton.
Cook Il Palmer do general real es-
tate business and make specially Of
renting and looking after farms for
non-resldents A
Now is the time to plant Strawber-
ries. am Offering first class plants,
i've best varieties at 35 cents per 100.
% per 1000. John l.. Brady. 13-tf
&C. Hudson, of the Alliance Review,
of kiowa, came up Sunday. He want
ed printer, and Roy Stafford went
down Monday, to supply the demand.
The democrats of Barber county
ought to feel flattered. The Cresset ad-
mits that the democratic nominees
have about half as much sense as the
republican nominees.
If the nominees Of the peoples party
only have one-tWelfth the intelligence
of the republican nominees, as stated
by the Cresset, we wonder that they
have not jumped into fire and perish
ed long ago.
Eight loads Of wheat were standing
in line last Thursday morning, waiting
to be weighed. This looks like the
farmers were letting their wheat go
pretty fast. They are, however, only
selling enough to pay pressing debts.
we again say, hold your wheat.
The following is list of the petit
Jurors drawn for the September term
of the district court: 2. NJ. Overstreet,
Fred Leibst, George Hubbard, Frank
Murray, j. A. Richter, Sam Hevelin,
r. Z. Read, John McWilliams, A. f.
W. H. Harmon 81 Co. will
open an extensive Line of
Millinery in a few days.
Watch for the announce
ment of their opening.
Persons who owe the county for
school lands must remember that If in
teTeSt ID not paid by October 1st the
county clerk is required to issue notices
of defalcation. The sheriff will then
collect the money, and make bill of
costs against the land owner. Don't
forget it.
Miss Laura Turk departed last Fri
DAY for two-months' visit at HOlton,
Kansas. A number Of her young
friends inaugurated a very pleasant
surprise party for her on the evening
previous to her departure, and whIled
away the time in merry prattle and
pleasant games.
The whistle of the sugar mill awoke
the echoes last Sunday morning, at Z
O'Clock, and most people in the city
Thought work had begun. 1t was only
an announcement that it was ready to
receive cane. The cane began to roll
In quite briskly on Monday morning.
This is the earliest start the mill ever
had.
Through dining cars between Chica-
20 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.
Do you want a 81 copy of Grants
memoirs tor 80? We will send you the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, a 81 publica-
tion, the INDEX for 81, and 81 copy
of Grants memoirs, postage paid for
ST; all for So. Come quick. Sherman
same terms. All on best paper, cloth
binding. II
Among the names which the Cresset
desires us to publish of men who lost
lands to pay that big MORTGAGE reduc-
ton" we mention Lebrecht, Harding
W. w. Cook, A. J. Hargis, Joe Altizer
Fran, Morris, Lundy Hawkins, w. IL
Harding, VIM. r. Rogers, Robert Ham
iIton. Perhaps the CreSset has heard
of some Of them.
Wichita Eagle: al. NJ. Ingraham
formerly Of Barber county, but now en-.
sRaged in the mercantile business al
Parsons, was i'm the city last week, call
ling on the Eagle. Mr.. Ingraham, who
was going down to Barber to look after
his interests there, says that corn il
.Labette county will make bat sorrow
:-ful showing upon the whole, there be
Ting too much wet weather with an ovel
TilnS of weeds in the spring and too
-much dry weather in August"
CresSet: "As the INDEX claims t
be in possession of the names of those
thirty farmers, we would suggest that
it publish their present address, ant
what business each Sas engaged II
while here, and the name o. the loar
company, and the particular section o.