Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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real estate 5tf
Show your colors. Simpson badges
at the INDEX office.
Subscribers for the INDEX and the
Western Plowman, for Sl.25.
Major Karr returned from Topeka
Sunday, where he has been Oh business
Burnett keeps the largest, finest aud
best stock of shoes TO be found i'll this
city. 39tf
If you would like TO know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, STE J.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
Mr. ID. +. Painter moved TO town
Monday last, and has located on north
walnut street.
MIR. Allen Herr came III from visit
back east last week looking unusually
well after his trip.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. ID. Kari.
. The waterworks have been rendered
the city but no decisive steps have beeH
taken 10 accept the tender.
DIR. Yant is at his old stand still do
ing the best Of dental work. He sOlic-
its your continued patronage. 2Ot2
The council Monday night ordered
the city attorney to collect by law from
all who refuse to pay their occupation
tax.
DR.. w. A. Karr came over from Sha-
ron Sunday to attend TO business Mon
day morning. lie is not Santa Fe
democrat.
Born-tc the wife of G.. f. B attain.
on Monday last, girl. Both mother
and child are doing well under the care
of DIR. Moore.
There is some complaint that the wa
ter supply is running short. 1t is hop
ed, however, that "a complete failure
may be avoided.
Uncle Tom Fades came in on the
train Sunday. lie tried in vain to find
a man who would bet him one to two
on Jerry's election.
There will be d horseback procession
OF young men at KI0"a ON the Sth. The
young men are request i TO bring their
ponies and saddles, ii possible.
The willing Workers of the Christ
ian church Will meet with Mrs. II. E.
Noble Wednesday afternoon Oct. 14th.
Mrs. H. Z. Noble, Sec.
Mr.. Garrison desires rs 10 state that
ne is now in splendid health and will
ma all his appointments, whatever
-, "a may be to the contrary.
,,.s of hair is the pride
Of woman. Any person newer
this by using Beggs Hair h1. -
Sold and warranted by J. II. Youn1
and j. ID. Karr.
The picnic at Sun City was we'll at
tended, an able address was delivered
by Harry Lands. excellent dinners
were served, and all went home we'll
pleased with the days recreation.
DR.. j. X. Mckee, of Harper. Kansas
will be at the Grand hotel on Monday,
October 18th, to remain one week, pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in DENTS
try. Don't fail to give him call. 20t2
On Saturday, the 18th of October,
sunday school picnic will re held in Mr..
Garrison's grove, one half mile south
of Sharon. 1t will be participated III
by sunday schools from Sharon aud
HaZelton townships.
An enthusiastic meeting, with about
So present was held at the StockstIl
SchOol-house on Saturday evening. BY
a rising vote only three were opposed
to Weaver anb Field, only two were op-
posed to our entire ticket.
Mrs. John Higgins departed Monday
for st. Louis, where she Will purchase
"a new stock of millinery goods for fall
trade. After making her purchases she
will visit her old home in Illinois east
of st. Louis. Mrs. Ambrose Allen ac-
companied her.
Rev. Cain and wife returned yester-
day from their attendance at the Bap-
fist line association They report as
pleasant trip as the dust everywhere
would permit. They took flying trip
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Hyacinths, tulips, mes ana other sea
souable BULBS; roses, c"rnations.chrvs-
anthemums. Ornamental and Winter