Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-29
Large supplies of fire works at W. b.

Large supplies of fire works at W. 81.
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| The fire. works will be from the band
| stand on the lake
Farmers, don't forget to save your
choicest specimens.
Mr.. Jas. Lahey left Monday for
Guthrie. on business.
Don't forget that Woodward's is the
cheapest place in town. 6tf
If you want fire works, don't forget
to call on w. II. Old. 1t
Mrs. Bristow left Saturday for Jop-
lin, Missouri, to visit relatives.
Erskine Snoddy, of Kiowa, was in
Saturday last on legal business.
If you want to see something grand,
go and see the fireworks at the lake.
DR.. Pifer will remain over for the 4th
and leaves for Wellington the next day.
Mr.. John Wilt last week lost two
valuable horses with pylus of the stom-
ach.
Ou1 llCbG hOOPO GuO l0l SCOO, AilOoO 1h0
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
A glass of ice-cold soda is just the
drink for this very hot weather. Try
it at Day & Records. Aft
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Jno.
McGrath died last night. Teething
and cholera infantum the cause.
All persons needing their eyes treat
ed should call on DIR. Pifer and have
them fitted up with spectacles or eye
glasses.
Miss Dorothy Kimball was in and
had DR.. Pifer operate ON her cross-eyes.
He Strengthened one and will soon OPP
crate on the other.
Miss Francis and Mrs. Peters
from Harper, are here visiting friends
for a few DAYS. Miss Francis will re-
| turn later to attend the normal.
Wehave just received copy of the
Buzz Saw, published at San Jose, Cal
Its teeth are sharp and we'll set and we
advise our plutocratlc friends in Cali
tornia to leave it alone.
Mr.. Sam. Cullison IS quite sick with
flux and malaria. He was taken sick
while in the harvest-field. He is now
improving slowly, and with good care
will soon be out again it is to be hoped.
Grand rally at the court house on Sat
urday, July End, at O'Clock sharp. The
pros and cons of the whisky question
Will be discussed. Good takers will be
there, and music will be part of the
exercises. Children are invited.
The delegates to the republican state
convention leave today. They are Jas.
Dobson, s. S. Oliver, Jas. Stranathan,
II. A. McNeal and w. T. Rouse. Mr..
Nixon and Mr.. Holmes also will go
along to look after the delegates.
Preaching at the Christian church
next Lord 's-day, at IL O'Clock a. m and
at s O'Clock p. m. Subject for morning
service-"It is finished" Subject for
evening service-What am L? What
shall do to be saved? If you are not
attending church elsewhere l shall be
pleased to have you present. J. E.
Nicholson, pastor.
Ashland Journal: History is said
to repeat itself. Four or five years ago
Chester Long and Jerry Simpson ran
against each other for the legislature.
and Chester wiped the earth up with
jerry" We also met gentleman fresh
from the Kingman convention who said
that Long had beat Jerry three times
at home! We are sorry to disappoint
you, dear friends, but these were mere
ly vagaries or puffs to pave the way to
nomination.
The democratic convention consisted
of s delegates rom Medicine Lodge, l
from Hazelton, w. G. Afford allowed
5 votes, Mr.. Stout representing votes
from Elm Mills, Mr.. Southworth repre-
sentlng 8 votes from Elwood, and
} Messrs. Karr and Smith, of Sharon.
How many of these were self-consti-
tuted we do not pretend to say. Let
the people of these precincts inquire
for themselves. The question that
, concerns us is how much will Judas
get for selling the outfit this fall.
There was a surprise party on Tues
day. June 21st, at the residence of F.
A. Lewis, which surprised Miss Eva
very much. The young folks stayed
until a late hour, and everybody enjoy
7 ed the occasion. Those present were
Misses Mime Langhorst, Mamie Mich.
olson, leila Deal, Ida Lands, Julia
Turk, Lizzie Langhorst, and Messrs
. Willie Fleming, Edward Standiford
Earl Holmes, Fordy Woodland, Earnest
Williams, Robt. Denton and Willie
Langhorst.