Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-29
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LOCAL NEWS.

Go to Woodward's for your harvest
supplies. Att
Go to Cook Il Palmer for bargains in
real estate. 5tf
Miss Leona Thomas called on some
of her friends here Saturday.
G. 1. Long left Monday to attend the
state convention at Topeka, on the Both.
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, see j.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
A car load of harvest hands were I'M
loaded at Coates last week to help out
in McAdoo township.
The INDEX is prepa red to do all kinds
of jOb-wo neatly and quickly, at reas-
enable prices. Give s call.
The people of Mingona and vicinity
will celebrate the Fourth at the Eber-
sole grove. Everybody invited.
Misses Myrtle Huffaker and Matte
Rule called Wednesday to pay the COM
pliments of Sharon to our Office.
Mr.. George Martin is having a new
foundation put under his house, and is
also building an addition thereto.
Mr.. Ed. II. Madison, an attorney
from Dodge City, will address the peo-
pie of Medicine Lodge on the Fourth.
Miss Lulu Hahn came home last Sat
urday, from Boston, where she has
been attending the Conservatory of
Music.
The Mission school meets every Sun
day, at the court house, at o'clock p.
M, and the next lesson is the character
Of Gideon, found in Judges, 9th capter.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dake, of Nunda, New
York, came in Friday, to look after his
land interests here. He also has some
farms near Hazelton, which he has been
visiting.
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. ID. Karr.
Married-Mr. A. II. ID. Parish and
Miss A. V. Lewis, both of Kiowa, were
married at the Methodist church in this
city, on Saturday the 18th, by Rev.
Archer, pastor.
Woodward has returned with large
stock of dry goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, etc. He also has fine line of
tinware. He sOlicits an inspection of
his goods and prices. 81
The people of Barber county are GER
tainly patriotic. Celebrations will be
held on the 4th at Medicine Lodge, XII
owa, Mingona, Lockard's and Deer
head, and all expect good time.
Our city Touring mill is row making
the best of -four, and Mr. Weber is Of
fering to sell all grades of flour at the
lowest possible price. He guarantees
every sack of his flour. lie will alsC
exchange flour or other mill products
for wheat. Call and see him. >
Our readers who are afflicted with
deafness should not fail to write to DR.
A. Fontaine, Tacoma, Wash, for hi:
circulars giving atIidaVits and testimOn
ials of wonderful cures from prominent
people. The doctor is an aurlst o.
worldwide reputation. See his adver
tisement elsewhere.
Dark, yellow, greasy skin is simp
tom of disOrdered kidneys and liver
and unless treated promptly may result
in dangerous disease. One bottle o
Beggs' Blood Purifier will entirely re
move the cause and leave the skin clea
and transparent. Sold and warranted
by j. II. Young and J. ID. Karr.
Our Fourth of July committee ha
secured the Attica kid band. Thi
band is made of boys from 10 to l
years Of age, and the Attica peopl
speak in praise of their ability a
PLAYERS. They will come on the excur
sion train. With two bands the peOpl
will get plenty of good music.
To those who volunteer the informa
ton that am only ladies doctor an
my specialtIes are diseases of women
and that don't practice surgery. M
answer is that am qualified to praC
tice any branch of medicine. kno'
how and have the instruments to
any surgical work. DR.. Kociell. 1tf
The nomination of Grover Clevelan
was received with an enthusiasm whIc
was in marked contrast with that of NJ
Harrison. The enthusiast of the occi
sion was Mr.. l.. +. Pearson. who bougt
nickel firecracker and got out into til
street, and after several frantic effort
TO light it, assisted by flock of sma
boys and Scott Allen, at last succeeded
then, with one patriotic, demoeratl
Cleveland whoop, lac declared it wa
the "excitinist' time he ever seen, an
said, IF that won't get post-otfice
don't know what will"
Judge Stevens brought us in son
punches of wheat raised on his pla(
four miles northeast of town, whiC
are simply remarkable. The Turke
wheat, of which he has sixty acres, Wa
remarkably large grained, with from
TO A kernels to the head. The velv,
chaff variety, of which he has 50 acre
was also Of remarkably large gram, an
having from so to go grains to the hea
Such yield as this, with good heaN
stand, is hard to surpass in any coul
try. The velvet chaff is superior to Il
Turkey IN that it affords twice the pa
turage.
Many are criticising the farmers f,
buying needless machinery-for buyir
headers when they already have bin
ers, calling it extravagant. But NJ
VIM. DOles puts the matter thus: La
year his Irvine cost him $40, which in