Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-12
A. T. & 8. F. K. r. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Capt. Hardy is still very poorly
though not dangerously i'll.
Subscribers for the INDEX and the
Western PlOwman, for SIPS.
Simpson and Lewelling badges at the
INDEX office. Call and get one.
Willing workers of the Christian
church will serve lunch Nov. 3, 1892.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes TO be found in this
city. r. 3otf
sRufisTArmer and n. II. Beebe, of
Anthony, registered at thy Usage Sat
friday.
Saturday night produced she first ice
of the season in this section of the
country.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, SEE =.
V, Fishburn. 3tf.
Mr. Reuben Lake of Lake City, has
removed with his store to Coates in
Pratt county.
Visiting cards and Invitations print
ed ut this office. First-class work in
every instance.
The severe drouth still continues ard
farmers say the day for winter wheat
is we'll nigh past.
Harry Lands was in town Monday.
lie left Yesterday to continue his can
yass Of Harper county.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
80 minutes by WOolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. ID. Karr.
DR.. Yant is at his old stand still do
ing the best of dental work. He solic-
its your continued patronage. 2Ot2
Mr.. Perkey, one Of the young resi-
dents of the county several years ago, is
back OH visit from Colorado.
Mrs. DIR. Moore went to Winfeldyes
terday TO visit her daughter Daisy who
is attending the music and art school
there.
Mi. I'D. Fair, j. c. Warren, DR..
Davis and Adam Bahr, were in from
Sharon Monday night to listen to G. L.
Long.
Rev. w. A. Cain departed Monday
for Wichita where his wife had already
gone to attend the Kansas Baptist as
ISOLATION.
The straighouts have returned, They
enjoyed their free pass ride very much.
Lou Salyer stopped off at Argonia and
Bob Lebrecht at Harper.
A picnic will be held at Hazelton on
the 22nd. just who the speaker is is
not yet known. An attempt is being
made to secure Jnn. Madden.
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. h. Young
and j. ID. Karr.
Mr.. IL. G.. Waltner, Of Kiowa. has
been preparing an elegant store room
in the Kiowa Review block, where he
Will be prepared to accommodate his
increasing number of customers.
Mr.. VIM. Carroll and family departed
Friday last for Wichita where they
Will make their home during the com
ing winter and Miss Myrtle will attend
the Congregational school at that place.
Mr.. Smth, of Illinois, father of Mr.,
Clark Estis of Sharon, made us pleas
ant call in company with his son We'd
nesday last. Mr.. Smith reports dry
weather in Illinois the same as in Kan
sas.
a meeting of the peoples party is
called at the Bunk school house for
Saturday, October 18th, to nominate a
township ticket. y full attendance is
desired. by order of the central com
mittee.
On Saturday. the 18th of October, a
sunday school picnic will re held in Mr..
Garrison's grove, one half mile south
of Sharon. 1t will be participated In
by sunday schools from Sharon and
Hazelton townships.
We are indebted to uncle Billy Brown
of Sharon for some fine watermelons.
Uncle Billy is an all-round farmer and
knows how to raise watermeloEs and
we are pleased to say he also knows
that they go we'll along with printers
pie.
Mr. Irwin WEIGH of Charlotte, Mich,
an old acquaintance of Mr.. Potes, 10
here visiting Mr.. Southworth and fam
lily. He Is much pleased with our prai-
RE country, and after short trip to
Kingman will return again. 1t is to be
hoped he will locate among us.
For sale-a lot Of old bridge timber
Will be sold Thursday, October 18th, |
1892, at = O'Clock p. m. This lumber |
can be seen at the rear Of my residence,
on north Walnut street. II can be used
for various purposes.
DIAL. NORRIS, Trustee.
Hyacinths, tulips, lilies and other sea-
Nopal,ie BULBS; roses, carnations. chrvs- |
on 'Remums, Ornamental and Winter |
pl,o 'tDg plants, In large variety /; |
o,rou,hor, plants. flower pots, etc.,
orc co. sa,o It lowest foreign competit-
i've nrices Nv l.. Brady, ct the Med
lcine Lodge Greenh
Mr.. Melvin Newla. W. ioiiieriy
sharon aronnao - 20 chr NTise rs We'd |
nesday. Melvin is now liyil. - :N"n
sas City. He is taking
course there and will complel> '
course in stenography this winter.
was one of the bright, progress I
sive, moral, and social boys of our coun- /;
ty and we regret that he could not re
main with rs longer. He returned to p.
the city Saturday. ,
The INDEX owes card of thanks to I
Mrs Henderson Martin and her two I
nieces the Misses Sanders together with