Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-08
o. E. 5. Monday night.

of the week.
Horse -Ographs and Jack-otypes at
the INDEX office. Al
McClearey & Staubus have fine lot
of seed Barley for sale. So.
II. s. Lands will meet with Harmony
alliance Saturday night.
Ed. Sample, of Kansas, is visiting
Medicine Lodge this week.
Rose buds, corsage and button hole
boquets at the pOstofice news stand
Thursday next.
VIM. Kiger, of Indiana, came in last
Friday, on visit TO his wife, who has
been here for the past six months.
Drop in and see McCIearey & Stau-
bus, and leave your order for flour,
meal, feed. etc. 20
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Youngs Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
John A. Chadwick orders his address
changed from Fontana, Kansas, to Elm
Mills We are glad he has come home.
Balmy spring seems to have asserted
her sway, and we are justified in
saying that the backbone or winter is
broken.
a. l.. Hazelton, OF Pennsylvania, af-
ter whom the city of Hazelton, in this
county was named, was visiting this
city last week.
G.. w. Frisby's fine Norman horse,
Norway, can be found near Lodi this
year. Farmers in that vicinity should
not fail to see him.
All parties owing the Badger Lumber
Company can have their accounts ad-
justed by calling at the Office or in
curing of q. D. COddington, the retir-
ing manager. 45-4t
c. j. Slonecker IS the owner of beau
tiful horse, Empire, which can be seen
at his place one and One-half miles east
of this city. Empire Is Norman, and
good one.
Finney's harness shop will be re-
moved next week to the burst brick
building, just opposite the present
stand. In the meantime he will sell
any article on hand at reduced prices.
His stock is complete.
Mr.. II. A. Bottleman, of Crisfield.
who went to Kansas City about four
weeks ago, to be treated for kidney
trouble, died there on Tuesday of last
week. His remains were buried at
Crisfeld on last Thursday.
The Topeka Capital has reduced it's
daily subscription to $500 per year.
We will furnish the Daily Capital, in
clnding Sunday, and the INDEX one
year for $5.75. Weekly Capital and
INDEX one year, SLIGO.
Will. Phillips, eldest son of Rev. DR..
Phillips, departed Monday for Colfax,
Washington, where he will spend the
summer with an uncle. He Is a bright
and industrious young man, who will
be missed by his associates here.
Idesire to announce to the public
that having interested myself with the
Badger Lumber Company in their bust
ness at this place, would be pleased to
see all old customers and many new
ones. &. l.. Bramwell, manager. 45-4
At the county alliance meeting, last
Saturday afternoon, H. S. Lands offer
ed the following, which was unani-
mously adopted: Resolved, That We
are unalterably in favor of third party
movement in 1892" There is not much
sell out to either of the old parties in
the above action.
Mrs. j. o. Hahn departed last week
on visit to her parents at Minneapo-
lis, Kansas. She will go from there to
the State Normal School, at Emporia,
and remain until the close of the school
year, in June, when she will return.
Mr.. II. says they will set up house
keeping In this city.
The Barber County Fair Association
has offered first premium of $50, a
second premium of $40, and third
premium of SO TO the sub alliances in
Barber county which make the three
best exhibits OF agricultural products
| at the fair to .be held at Kiowa next
fall. This is a move in the right dir
| ection.
The union meetings which have been
held at the Presbyterian church for the
past four week seem to be gradually
| increasing in interest all the time.
Quite a number have been received in
to the Baptist, Methodist and Presby-
| terrain churches. Last Sunday night
the crowd was as large as the house
would hold, and the mourners' bench
was crowded.
The editor of the INDEX was chosen
as delegate to the National Confer
ence, to be held at Cincinnati, on May
10th, by the county alliance last Satur-
day. He will have ten votes in that
convention. He appreciates the honor
conferred upon hi4, and while he can
not promise to do anything OF very
great Importance. he promises not to
do anything which will detract from
the honor of the cause he represents.
The INDEX has printed horse bills
for Capt. d. L. Pierce's fine horse
Handcuf. and while we were printing
them a gentleman came in and sad:
Il have dne horse myself, that horse.
HaEdcufris the only horse in the coun-
ty that is setter than mine" When
one horseman acknowledges the super
iority Of another, that other must be a
good one. Handcuff is an imported
registered animal. and worthy of ell
the praise that has been bestowed.
We want to explain the MAN in the
! SmokehOusen local in our issue of last