Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-09-21
A. &s.F. R. h. TINE CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

snow your colOrS. Simpson Dadges
at the INDEX Office.
Miss Emma Warren begins her school
Monday, in the Graves district.
There will be peoples party picnic
at Sun City, on Thursday, the 10Th.
Catarrh. Catarrh!! Catarrh!! DR..
Kociell! Dr. Kociell!! DR.. Kociel! u
you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, SEE J.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by WOoIford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. ID. Kari
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes TO be found in this
city. soft
Preparations are being made in the
school for exercises and an exhibition
OF school work on Columbus Day.
Mrs. Axtel's little daughter returned
Saturday from Wichita, where she has
been for several weeks with her grand,
mother.
LoranZa Billings, from Rawlins coun-
ty, in the northwest part of the state,
came in Monday TO visit her sister,
Mrs. AXtel.
Sharon was represented at Sundays
revival services by Col. Garrison and
wife, Mrs. Joseph Porter, and MI. War
rem and family.
Mr. &. &. Hudson put in his appear
ance Saturday representing Kiowa in
the central committee. His ever hope
full air is quite re-assuring.
Davis 81 Davis have been fortunate
in securing the services of Mr.. Fred
Hardy to assist them in their store. lie
will move to town next week.
The Coulter farm, of so acres, about
five and half miles east of Medicine
Lodge, was traded to Mr. Samuel Stew
art, last week, for town property.
Strawberry plants, six best varieties
for Kansas, IN fine condition, at 70
cents per 100, at J. l.. Brady's green
house. Medicine Lodge, Kansas. l5tf
Mr.. JnO. w. Potes moved into Medi-
cine Lodge last Saturday and became a
citizen of our town pursuant to taking
charge of his Office on the first of Oc-
tober.
A beautiful head of hair is the pride
OF woman. Any person can obtain
this by using Beggs' Hair REVIEWER.
Sold and warranted by j. Il. Young
and j ID. Karr.
Strawberry plants-Bubach No. 5,
BurJ's Seeding, Capt. Jack, Crescent,
Downing and Ironclad. 70 cents per
100, at j. l.. Brady's greenhouse, Med
iclne Lodge, Kansas. loft
Roses, carnations, chrysanthemums,
geraniums, coleus, begonias, etc, in
fine condition and very cheap, at j. l..
Brady's greenhouse, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas. Call and see them. l5tf
On Saturday, the oath, there will be a
racing bee at the race track, Oh Judge
Ellis place. The entrance fee will be
ten dollars. 1t will be a running race,
two best i'm three, one-half mile and re-
peat; also pony race of 800 yards.
Bishop Thomas, bishop of the diocese
of Kansas, will visit this place on the
22nd. AID hold Episcopal services in the
GobieIIe building. lie will also admin
lister the rights Of continuation. Eve
rybody invited. Services at 7; 10 p. m.
We are IN receipt of several petitions
that the Worlds Fair, at Chicago, be
opened on Sunday, with request that
they be placed on file for signatures in |
this office. If anybody is interested |
enough to sign them, they Will find |
them here.
a grand rally is announced at Attica
on the 2lJh, III which western Harper |
and eastern Barber will participate.
Prot. Gaines, candidate for state super |
and an eloquent speaker,
will be there, also DIR. Boher. All are |
invited to be present.
Mr.. Erskine Snoddy, one of the best |
looking and rising Young lawyers of |
Southern Kansas, and hailing from XII |
OwH, invaded our sanctum Monday. Al |
though Erskine is a good republican we
can say, to his credit, that he does not |
believe in negro colonization, or in vot- |
ing at KiOwa all the section hands to |
the Texas line.
Mr.. d. w. Dumond, a friend of Col.
Garrison's, was in town last week Wis
ting Mr.. Garrison, and calling on Mr.. |
Martin, our evangelist. He is canvass
ing for two valuable books, National
Reform, or Liquor and its Consequence.
IS, and The Life of Book Agent"
lie has been fortunate enough TO secure
Is agent for Barber equity, Mrs. Lowry.
Mrs. Jerry Simpson came INTO our
anctum Monday having just came
rom Great Bend. She has been accom-
panying her husband for few days,
md returned proudly carrying in her
land present of flag from an old SOL
iier. She says Jerry is meeting with
'rOwds greater than he met two years
go, and far beyond his expectation.
1t Wichita he met with such crowd
IS he meyer met before.
Reports from different sources con-
'erning Jerry's meeting at Wichita,
ay IL was the largest meeting they ever
Jaw, and Jerry rose equal To Tie occa-
non with one of his best speeches. The
'ld soldiers marched, five abreast, in
Inc over quarter OF a mile, still the
wing Wichita Eagle says there were
MY a few voters in the procession.
Brother Murdoch, your lies don't count
or votes however much they may count
or Doodle.
Mrs. Jessie j. Davis, daughter of
lncle Steve Dickerson, returned To her
ZONE in Indiana Friday last, and ak.
PRESSED herself much pleased with hel
isit here. Uncle Steve intended to re-
urn with her, but after selling off his
Wheat crop, paying his interest and