Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-14

Mr.. Ed. Allen, of Wichita, registered
at the Usage Friday.
There will be preaching in the G. a.
4. hall Sunday night. Every body come.
Farmers, will pay highest market
price for carrots. DR.. 5. kociell.
If you want posts or wood call on
Fred Hardy at Davis & Davis.
FOR SALE-A fine fresh milk cow,
and daisy too. Call and see her.
J. NJ. DeLisle.
Mr.. Newt McAdoo, son of VIM.
McAdoo is reported seriously low with
consumption.
For all your lung troubles, bronchitis
consumption etc, try Compound Oxygen
See DR.. KOciell. 20
For SALE-A fine lot Of brood sOws,
pigs and shoats-eXtra fine, by j. NJ.
DeLisle, Medicine Lodge, Kans.
Miss. Minnie Cant, who has been con-
fined to the sick room for some time,
with bilious fever is slowly improving.
Don't forget that your old friend,
Burnett always keeps good, warranted,
staple stock of everything in his line.
Court will adjourn at the end of the
present week. 1t has been a long ses-
sion, and great deal of work has been
done.
Messers Seyd, VIM. McAdoO, Street
Jones and others came down Monday
from McAdoo township as witnesses IN
court.
Rev. e. Tilbury is holding a series of
meetings at the Baptist chapel. Meet
ings each evening at 7:30, Prayer meet
ing at 2:30 p. m.
A number of our friends who have
had the pleasure of seeing Alva Hey.
wood before, claim that his troop, which
is to be at the Opera House tonight, is
one of unusual excellence.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble 81 Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
Retie McClearey came in Saturda,
from Joplin, Mo-, to visit his parents
and attend TO business. He will be a
work on the road after the holidays
and make his headquarters at Wichita
Judge Hall of the KiOwa Journal
was in town last Saturday night dis
playing the same breadth of smile an,
genial cordiality as though Cleyelan'
had carried Canada as we'll as the Unit
ed States.
Billy Wilson, juror, went home Sat
urday night, and took tie pass bac
Monday morning as the only practicabl
way of returning. This is good weathe
to keep jurors at court and make ther
earn their money.
Some-of the samples of sewing show
by the general agent of the Singer ma
chine, VIII" was here last week assist
/, ing j. u. Fleming. the local agent, al
worth looking at. They are good &C
vertisements for the machine. We a,
knowledge the receipt of a nice bool
mark, nicely ornamented.
> Santa Claus has taken up his heaC
quarters at the City Drug Store whel
he has on exhibition the largest assor
ment of holiday goods ever brought [
Medicine Lodge. These goods ca
\ only be appreciated by being seen an
while looking at them you can liste
. to one of the finest music boxes in IL
west. Remember the place. j. /
Young Il Co.. City Drug Store.
For Holiday goods, go to the p.
q Book Store and examine the line
e hooks, Christmas periodicals, fiji
< stationery, albums, dressing case
, | york boxes, hand mirrors, collar al
. cu,.S boxes, scrap books, dolls and dc
bpcgi, -. iron and wood wagons, hobI
,orses :. on, wood and tin toys, cal
and foidinp board games, letter al
| hnilding bloc rs, etc. etc. Until DE
o. ssnec;aI harca ins will be offered
t Mr.. Brough wiz ms returned hor
. Friday evening from LIS trip to Tex'
!. On the way, they were sn =" Dou'lu a
n spent one night IN snow orllt 'lh
y another train come along al heIp
S item out. A short distance nut
II Kiowa another train was encount II
q buried in a drift. From all repoI
: this is one of the heaviest snow storr
d that ever visited this section. Al
S from the absence of farmers Oh o
n streets, we judge the wagon roads ha
been IN as sad 3 plight as the rail-roa'