Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-05-06


the only complete set of Abstract Books in
Barber county.
Died, at Hazelton, April 9th, of men
ingitIs, infant son of j. W. Waldron.
There were eighteen lawyers present.
at the courthouse yesterday afternoon
DR.. Yant is the only resident Dentist
in the county. Go to him for best den
tai work 47-2
Corn so cents bushel; oats go cents
bushel. This is the retail price in
this city.
Remember "a Legal Holiday" to-
morrow night. Secure your seats at the
p. .. book store.
The Willing Workers will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Allen smith, on Wed
uesday afternoon, May 18th.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 28tf
We have just stocked up the INDEX
Office with lot of extra heavy letter
paper and envelopes. Give us a trial
| order.
Our neighboring town of Crisfield has
female preacher, and she Is said to be
good one, in the person of Rev. Ella
l.. Thorp.
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church will give strawberry and Ice
cream social, in the near future. Time
and place Will be announced later.
Now is the time for sweat-pads, lap
busters, fy-nets, etc. 1 have them in
all styles, sizes and prices Call and
see them in my new shop opposite
Burnett's. Soft
Married-At the residence of the Off
eating minister, on Sunday, April 26th
by Rev. Geo. Robinson, Mr.. Cornelius
Starkey and Miss Helen E. Clarke, all
of Sharon.
! A. d. Mercer, commercial tourist for
Parlin, Orndorff & Co., slipped last
Saturday night, and fell, dislocating a
shoulder. He is at the Grand, and is
| getting along nicely.
Wichita Beacon: "F. II. Shelley, the
well-known fast horse man of Kiowa,
was in the city yesterday inquiring
about the Wichita races, with view
to making entries here"
The government station, on the Mil
Ter q Benedict farm, seems to be a ia
vorite resort on Sunday afternoons.
About fifty persons visited the place
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gass died at Anthony last We'd
nesday. She was the mother of j. w.
Gass, of Hazelton. She had just arriv-
ed at Anthony on visit to relatives.
She was y years old, and lived in East
Tennessee.
Judge Mckay arrived on the two
O'Clock train, yesterday, and at once
went to the court house and opened
court. Nothing of special interest was
done, but the docket was called, and
cases set for trial.
When you need harness, saddles, col
lars, lines, brides, halters, f1y-nets,
lap-dusters or anything in harness,
call on Finney. New shop, across the
| street from the old stand. Best Of
work and lowest prices. Soft
V. c. Sleeper, of Wellington, was oyer
this week, and sold lot of corn, In the
pen, on his farm near Isabel, at 60
cents bushel. 1t sometimes pays to
hold your crops. 1t would always pay
If the farmers were able to combine
| and hold till the markets suited them.
This section of country was blessed
with good shower of rain last Satur-
day night, and light shower on Sun
day night. They were local showers,
and did not extend very far to the east
or north of the city. They were a great
help to the crops hereabouts.
Hazelton Express: '"rhe INDEX was
awarded the county printing, which
was the only thing to be done if the
bids were presented as stated by this
weeks INDEX. We have had enough
of county printing to last us for some
time-a year at least, and there is not
a fortune i'll it by any means for the
printer who gets legal rates."