Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Soda, at Day & Records. Att
Uncle Ed. Howard is about once
more.
Butterick's Delinestor at Wood
wards. 81
Ladies', go and see the fine parasols at
Woodward's. 81
The festival and the ice man are tax
ing their turn.
II. H. Hardy says his wheat is ali
he0ded-by the hail.
Medicine Lodge was over-fowing
with people last Saturday.
Uncle Dick Sparks shipped two car
loads of hog Saturday night.
Jack Flshburn has just finished set
ting up large assortment of baby
buggies.
What little corn there is among farm
ers is being held in anticipation Of a
drouth.
Our syrups are strictly fine, and We
draw very cold Soda at Day & Rec
ord's. 3tf
If you would like to know how to pay
your MORTGAGES in installments, STE j.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
The report that the Davidson Invest
mont Company has failed, Mr.. HOuch-
in says is a mistake.
The social given by the young people
OF the Baptist church, Friday evening,
was we'll attended and enjoyed.
Uncle Dick Sparks and Mr.. Hen
Erickson will ship out = train load OF
unusually fine steers in few days.
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock OF ali kinds. Sold and
warranted by J. r. Young and j. d.
Kari. 3
Don't forget that Medicine Lodge is
going TO have Fourth Of July celebra-
ton. A considerable sum has been
contributed.
Uncle Geo. McAdoo was at Pratt
last week and says late wheat will suff-
or, II they do have rain soon. So far
their crops are wonderful.
Great Prospects,! and you must have
q Wood Binder, or Cummings Header
20 handle your grain. See Chase 81 AL
len. who keep them in full operation.
A beautiful head of hair is the pride
of woman. Any person can obtain
this by using Beggs' Hair Remover.
Sold and warranted by j. r. Young
and j. d. Karr.
Judge 8. s. Funk and wife will 90 to
GreensburR Saturday next and spend
several days visiting friends. They will
return by way of Coldwater, where they
will also spend several days.
From the bicycles appearing on our
streets, We ought to be represented in
the 9Th annual meeting Of the cycle
club which meets at Wichita July 4th,
9th and 9Th.
Woodward has returned with large
Z stock of dry goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, etc. He also has a fine line of
tinware. He solicits an inspection of
his goods and prices. 81
Mr.. Geo. Eckert, of Sand creek, was
IN town Monday. If you want a good
account of the political struggles Of the
German people during the past few
years, just talk awhile with George.
Mr.. G. E. Wells, while blowing corn
last week, suddenly conceived the idea
of changing the shovels, beam and all,
the left TO the right and the right to the
left. 1t works like charm for weedY
listed corn. Farmers, try it and see
how it works.
Our city Touring mill is low making
the best OF flour, and Mr.. Weber is Of
fering to sell all grades of -four at the
lowest possible price. He guarantees
every sack of his flour. He will also
exchange -four or other mill products
for wheat. Call and see him. 2
It makes some who know the inward
inwardness of the thing smile to see
the Cresset brag about Longs qualities
rs o vote getter. Now tell us how he
got the votes of the Coldwater conven-
tionp That is, of course, If, through
the haze of cigar smoke and the fumes
u hdkl6db uLO WdOClp IL ~ 10 POooAOAO W
call clear recollection.
A young man came into our Office last
week, in our absence, and went home
very sick. We do not know that he
needs it, but we offer the information
that the stray bottles, jars, and so-forth,
In our Office, are filled with genuine
benEine, coal oil, inks, ETC., all for me-
chanical purposes. Whether these are
good substitute for Kansas whisky oil
not, we are not reliably informed.
The Cleveland Club meeting Satur-
day night had kind Of dismal howl
about 1t, that is, Brady, Afford and
Stout were bowling about all who were
not true democrats like themselves and
Jack Jones. Mr.. Ben Teal, secretary
resigned membership, and no one could
be induced to keep the minutes. II re
mains Ia be seen whether or not tru,
democrats, like Jack Jones, can deliver
the goods as they did last year.
Mr.. Bid Cochran, of No-Man's-Land
came in last week to visit his father-in
law, Mr.. M. H. Clements, Of Sun City
His nephew also came with him. Biz
has recently lost his wife and two chill
dron. He was one of the boys who
hunted buffalo over the hills and val
legs Of Barber years ago, even before
the DAYS of the festive cowboy; and Al
an old-time friend we extend our sym
patty in this hour OF his sad bereave
ment.
DR.. Pifer, representing the Pifel
Bros. institute of Wellington, will b,
Ut Medicine Lodge, June 10th, and re
main 2 weeks, for the treatment of al
chronic medical and snr0,ooI 5,ooo.o.