Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-28
LOCAL NEWS.

SHAKES! skates! at Gregg Gun store.
VIM. Galloway is sick with the
measles.
Fred Stith has accepted position in
the Attica State bank.
Don't forget to call at Chase & Coan's
on next Saturday night.
DIR. Mckee and family, Of Harper,
spent Christmas in the Lodge.
Lutte Eby started on yesterday
for his old home in Pennsylvania.
Grand Holiday Ball, Dec, 28th, at
Thompscn's Opera House. Tickets 81.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes TO be found in this
city. 39tf
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order TO be healthy this
is necessary. q
w. II. Old has a choice lot of heaters
he would like to trade for cook stoves,
sell for cash. 30.
VIM. Rule, of Sharon has leased a
store building in Kiowa, and will put in
stock Of furniture.
Itch. on human or ANIMALS, cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by j. ID. Karr. -
J. j. Gano and family visited with
UEcle Ed. Howard and ate a big Christ
mas dinner Sunday.
Sharon reports another row among
the bOys-but that Is getting old. Just
report to us when they don't have one.
| Harry Lands and family enjoyed
themselves on Christmas day with
iends and relatives in Moore town
lip.
Although the winter has been unu-
sually severe for Kansas, reports are
that stock is doing well. We have
heard of no losses.
J. w. Bergman, assistant cashier at
the Citizens State Bank, went to Elk
City, Thursday last, on business and
TO spend Christmas with the boys.
Eli Benedict has for sale at his place
- hhC lOO VI hOko Vi Olhnu Nulh0
-tock at Sc and 81 each. If you want
choice stock come and see them. %
HazeltOn Express: Mrs. J. G. Ten
nant, of Marietta, Ohio, arrived here
on Tuesday of last week, and is visiting
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. IL.
Peck +"
l.. w. Storey, of Sharon, came over
Saturday and remained over Sunday
watching the antics of st. Nicholas as
he dished out his good things to the
citizens of the Lodge.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble IL Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
w. A. White, a representative of the
Galveston Export Grain Com
mission company, was in town last
week. He is working to turn the ship
ment of Kansas grain to Galveston,
Texas.
For SALE-A fine, large three-year
old Clydesdale mare, we'll broken, will
take in exchange medium sized, well
built black pony, guaranteed to be a
good roadster. Address IL. A. Beals,
Sharon, Kans.
Os. Trulock went to Kiowa Tuesday
where he has a bunch of horses to break
for some parties. Os. is fine horse
man and is looked upon with envy by
all local jockeys. He will be gone five
or six weeks.
Mrs. Lille Nj. Teagle received an
order for sheet music which was not
signed. The writer will please call OH
s. Palmer, of this city. or address Mrs.
Lille NJ. Teagle at Kansas City, and
rectify the mistake.
Justice of the Peace, r. w. Cameron,
has fitted up an elegant Office in the
room formerly occupied by Jake Knirr,
and is now ready to do any and all
business In his unexpectedly tying
young folks together in the holy bonds
of wedlock.
Hon. VIM. Garrison was in the city
Friday last. He says that although
no losses have been reported of any
consequence in stock, yet he thinks
II the severe weather continues much
longer, large losses will be the inevita-
bic result.
Sexafroo! Sexafroo! the wonderful
tooth wash. If you desire a pearly
white set of teeth and sweet breath,
uso SexafrO. Ask for and see that you
get genuine SeXafroo and no other.
Every bottle guaranteed by J. ID. Karr
and J. Il. Young u Co.
j.. L. Williams thinks he has struck
it rich in the way of coal saying. He
! has been exhibiting this week to our
people preparation manufactured IN
Boston, called "KoaI Spar" for which
he is agent, which he claims will save
Is per cent on coal bills If the coal is
saturated with it. All he says that lie
wants Is fair trial and if it don't do
as represented, there will be no harm
done.
Married, on Christmas day at the
home of the brides parent, seven miles
southeast of this city, Mr.. Edward
Hall and Miss Ida Beeton, Rev. Arch
or officiating. Both of these young peo-
pie are so well known in this vicinity
that comments on their many good
graoes would be superAuous. Their
warm friends are numbered by the
number of their acquaintance, and
the INDEX joins IN with the rest in
congratulating them and hoping thai
they Will never regret the Christmas
present they made each other on Sun
day last.