Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-24
A. T. 4 8. T. r. r. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.
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Born-To the wife of o. Throckmor-
ton, near Lodi, boy.
j. Ii. Dukehart, recently head miller
in this city, has gone to Southern Ne
braska.
Jerry Simpson and wife arrived here
yesterday, and were heartily received
by everybody.
Born-Monday, June 21st, to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Adams, a girl baby. DR..
Kociell IN attendance.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
A. J.. Noble has just re-painted his
handsome residence, and everything
about the place looks fresh and clean.
Frank Holmes and wife reached home
Sunday, after an absence of several
weeks in California and other western
points.
Last Saturday Mrs. l.. Munson killed
tarantula in her house. 1t was not
an overgrown spider, but a regular old
hairy tarantula.
w. S. Denton is building kitchen,
and is making other improvements in
his property. He has the prettiest blue
grass lawn in the county.
Mrs. G.. w. Coulter and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. M. Cory, who had been Wis
ting at Hutchinson for about ten days,
reached home last Sunday.
Colorado Mineral Palace, at Pueblo
one fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale July lst and End, good to return
July 20. w. .. Horr, agent.
Prof. E. b. Cowgirl talks of making
his permanent headquarters at Topeka,
and will probably move his family there
from Sterling, during the summer.
The coupons and papers formerly in
the hands of III. NJ. Ingraham, belong
ing to the farmers of Barber county,
can be found at the Citizens State
Bank.
Leon Beals, son of II. A. Beals, of
Sharon, who has been AT st. LOUIS for
the past two years attending law school,
returned home last week and Will re-
main at home.
At the open meetings of sub-alliances
would be a good time and place to let
everybody talk about an elevator. All
are interested. At the county meeting
would be good time and place to re-
port.
There will be picnic OH July Fourth
at the river crossing, one mile south of
Mingona, at the Ebersole grove. Good
speakers will be in attendance. A good
dinner and a good time are assured to
all who attend. The public are cordi-
ally invited,
The political handbook of the Vim
cents will be out in about sixty days.
The INDEX will receive orders for these
books, to be paid for when delivered.
Price 80 cents. About 300 pages of inn
portant campaign literature. You need
it. Let us have your order. 5
And when the busy cares of day have
faded with the light, how sweet to lie
in peaceful sleep throughout the dewy
night, and TO hear the partner OF your
joys, at the first faint tlnge of morn,
shout, Come old granger, hump your
self, the COWS are in the corn"
Al. McClearey writes us that he has
changed his location from Kansas City
to Colorado Springs, Colo. He is book
keeper for the EIPasO Fruit and Pro
duce commission house. Al. is one of
the most popular young men that ever
lived here, and we are glad to announce
that ne has good position.
j. l.. Brady is building flower house
that will put the kibosh OH anything of
the sort west of Wichita. He is an old
hand at this business, and thinks more
of a spotted lallagoodle than the average
man thinks of horse and buggy. He
has splendid stock of fine flowers, and
we hope he may make fortune out OF
them.
Ol. Boyd hitched up his team, Mon
day morning, TO go to Eldred. While
driving through the street, one of the
bride bits broke. He pulled the team
up, straddling cherry tree, neal
Shaw's meat market. The end of The
tongue of the buggy knocked the BARI
off the tree. No harm done. 4 new
bit was put in, and he went on rejoic
ing that things were no worse.
While southern Kansas is rejoicinI
over an immense wheat crop, some
counties in the state will not max,
enough for bread. DR.. Rogers tells Ii
that a man i'll Pratt county offered t,
sell his wheat on I60 acres, for fit,
cents for the whole lot. we see by ou
exchanges that some counties are re
turning headers and binders TO the
dealers.
We have received a copy of the Iowa
Tribune Qu2rterly, edited by }. b Wea
yer and +. IL. Gillette. The numbe
before us contains speech by j. b
Weaver, on the finance question; speecI
OF j. b. Weaver on the funding bill
speech of w. NJ. Lowe, OF Alabama, OF
the funding bill; also speeches of Z. ii
Gillette, of Iowa; Geo. w. Jones, o
Texas, Ralph Plumb, of Illinois; tn
Garfield debate on Weaver Resolutions
and a statement of the amount of mon
.ey in circulation now and at the clos
of the war. 1t is good campaign docu
ment. Price % cents.
Mrs. OIL. Boyd and Miss Joy Holme
started to Kiowa, last Friday, in a bug
gy. They had gone about nine mile
when the horse became frightened
turned suddenly toward MedicIn