Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-07-27
Hurrah for Harris.
Soda, at Day Il Records.

Call and see the refrigerators at Chase
& Allen. loft
Miss Mary Lyle is recovering from a
serious illness.
Mr. Burnett is about once more look
ing considerably better.
Remember to call on Woodward, the
grocer, if you want gasoline. If
John Luallen has returned and dis
appointed US all. He is single.
j. n. Titus aud Benjamin Harrison
registered at the Usage last week.
Buy your wife a New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Many of the farmers are asking why
We can't have public fountain IN Med
icine Lodge.
IL is reported that Jerry Simpson and
wife are intending to lease the bins
more property.
Mrs. Jas. DeGeer and daughter, Miss
Cora, have moved to town. Miss Cora
will attend normal.
Sharon alliance will meet on August
18th. The peoples party primaries will
be held the same day.
Mr.. Will McAdoo, brother of uncle
George, together with his son, were in
| yesterday on business.
Come and see Woodward's new linen
shirts; fine cloth, fine made, best in the
county, and only 80 cents! 5-tf
Mr.. John Wallace returne d from his
visit to EmpOria, Wednesday, whore
he spent delightful week.
The Sunday school picnic was not
largely attended last week, but the
children had a very nice time.
Chase & Allen have put in new and
commodIous Office room, which is quite
an improvement at their store.
Mr.. Hughes has recovered safely the
$24O dollars, the check for which he
Robt. TaIliaferro has Poland China
male hog split in the right ear, at his
place. The owner will please come and
get 1t.
Mr.. Horn has left on a visit to the
mountains to recuperate for week or
two. He thinks he is safely over his
late illness.
Mr.. Woodward, the grocer got in a
new stock of goods yesterday, and says
he has string and paper enough to tie
them all up.
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Youman's
Wednesday afternoon, August Bird. Mrs.
II. E. Noble.
w. G. Afford is running republican
echo and aid column in the Hazelton
Express. 1t is shame to spoil a nice
paper that way.
Make ARRANGEMENTS to come to town
and hear Col. w. A. Harris on Tuesday,
the End of August, at p. m. Bring
your folks with you.
When you have leisure, ride past the
government experimental station on
Mr.. Benedict's place, if you wish to see
a fine sample of farming.
Married, on Wednesday, the 10th,
Mr.. Martin Vogels, of Kiowa, and
Mary V. Cushman, of New York.
Judge Stevens officiating.
For Sale-l5O, 600 brick at Sun City
For further information inquire of NJ
II. Clements, Sun City, or L. l.. Lind
ley, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 7-19
The Baptist young peoples assocla-
will give another lawn social Friday
evening. Everybody is cordially in
vited. A good time guaranteed.
Mr.. James Talllaferro will spend
some time In the telegraph office with
Mr.. HOrr, learning the practical details
of his work before taking charge of an
office.
Call and see the patent egg case at
WOodward's supply store. 1t holds
twelve dozen eggs. One given away
with every twenty dollars worth Of
trade. 9ti
Samuel Henton, who came over from
Sharon Friday to attend the trial of
Oliver Cromwell, was taken suddenly
i'll, and obliged to remain over several
days. Supposed cause. ice water.
Don't forget the annual school meet
ing to- morrow afternoon. Don't stay
at home and shirk your own duty, and
then sulk and find fault all the year be-
cause it didn'tgo to suit you. Those
who care enough to attend deserve
more credit than you do, if YOU stay
away, no matter how poor their judg-
ment may be. We want good boards
and good teachers for the coming year.
Armstrong, a horse thief, was captur,
ed between here and Sharon Thursday
last. He stole horse at Trinidad, and
went to Texas. There he stole another
and came to this state. North of Lib.
eral he helped himself to another, and
reached this place before be overtaken.
He says he only wanted them for trans
pOrtation. He Is a grandson of Mr..
Horn, of this place and son of NJ,
Armstrong, of Wichita.
Mr.. oliver Cromwell, of Sharon, was
brought to Medicine Lodge on Wednes-
day last, by Sheriff DobsOn, and lodged
IN iol. The reason was the dangerous
habits no Nas Of getting drunk, threat
epino 70 Kin on aiming reyolvers, and
even shooting at diff ~ent parties. He
was tried before the probate Jugs io'
habitual drunkenness and inabii4 ~
handle his own business affairs, and
convicted. Mr.. j. ID. Fair was appoint
ed guardian. From the evidences 1t ap