Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-02-25

farm and CITY loans. %
McClearey & Staubus have fine lOt
of seed Barley for sale IS.
Our Touring mill is running at full
capacity, and is full of orders.
1t is about time for our citizens TO be-
gin thinking of the city election.
Try the Medicine Lodge News Co. for
Laundry Work. Satisfaction guaran-
! iced. 80
Tue Winfield Non-Con $50. The
INDEX, Sf.0O. We Will furnish both at
$500.
IRE farmer prosecuting attorney Is
having a big run of luck in his prosecu.
tions.
Granville Morris, who took a bust
ness trip to Topeka, last week, return
ed Saturday.
Eli Benedict returned, Friday, from
Topeka. He took look at the legisla-
ture, and is satisfied.
Born-In this city Feb. oath, to Mr..
and Mrs. Benz Kahl, daughter. DR..
Burney III attendance.
Don't forget the two free lectures at
the courthouse on Friday and Satur-
day nights by Mr.. n. b. Blant0n.
Now is Your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 28tf
DR.. w. II. Moore made a flying trip
to Ashland. Sunday, returning Monday
The Dr's. practice extends over a wide
territory.
We publish poem this week, ITO
Little IrYe," which was delayed by our
failing at first to discover the name of
the writer.
The jointists had as well shut up
shop, and seek other fields of opera
tions. The people are tired of monkey
business.
y culvert has been put across the
street from the store of DAVIS Il Davis.
running west. This will drain Main
street in that vicinity.
Born-Ar Eldorado, Arkansas, on
the 18th, to the wife of Henry Kelly.
formerly of this piace-a girl. Charley
Taliaferro is quite proud Of his grand
daughter.
Married-At the residence OF the Of
floating minister near Sharon, on the
nth, by Rev. Geo. Robinson, Mr. j. ID
Hyatt and Miss Lulu Talkington, both
Of Sharon neighboIhood.
The larks have returned. We heard
their cheerful whistling for che first
time last Monday morning, and as the
grass along the roadside is green, we
conclude that spring is here.
Another OF theyOung folks character
istlc surprise parties was enjoyed at the
home of Miss Cora Byerley, Saturday
evening. OF course everyone present
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Try a 12-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. %
DR.. Sombart has been acquitted OF
the murder of Dudley Murphy. We
have nothing to say Of the merits Of
the case, but we can say that the ac-
qulttal is great victory for Attorney
Ed. Sample, of this city.
Mrs. G.. w. Coulter, who has been
sick for tue past seven weeks, was wer
enough Monday to take trip to the
country, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Overstreet. Her many
friends hope the visit may do her much
good.
CO. Chandler, of Sioux City, Iowa
came in Monday and was warmly wei
coined by his many friends. He is
president of the Citizens National bank
of this city, and is cashier of bank in
Sioux City. His mother came with
him to Elk City.
Special services are still being held
IN the NJ +. church, at Sharon, and
interest seems to grow deeper all the
time. There were several conversions
last Sunday. The house is crowded
at every meeting. Rev. Mrs. Thorp, Of
Attica is ably assisting Rev. Robinson
in the good work.
1t matters not how little weight may
attach TO Mr.. Cameron's views, from
an alliance standpoint. He was good
republican authority. and as such we
published the interview. We were not
aware that Mr. Cameron travelled with
protectors. We believe the inter
view expressed his honest sentiments
Married-At the residence of Benz
Lasswell, by Squire Geo, Nelson, on
the 18th inst, Mr.. Allen Lasswell and
Miss Lizzie Sodttman. Only few in
innate friends and relatives of the fam
lies were present. A splendid supper
waa served and The crowd was enter
tanned with vocal and instrumental
M usic. A pleasant evening was enjoy
ed b v all, and they unite in wishing
bappi >ess and prosperity TO the newly
welded couple.
Uazelton express: III the Barber
County Index would be little more
careful IN stating the facts about hap
penings in this section Of the county. il
would suit the people here better. The
Index this week hoped with great lib
erality of space, onto the Jack Poe
case, and made about such botch OF
the facts as it did when 1t published
that dispatch from the st. Louis Re
public concerning the accidental death
of Frank Robinson" The above is
cool, coming from tie source it does
We received our information in regard
to Jack Poe from two or three citizens
of Hazelton, one of whom has often