Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-04-27
A. 7. &sF. r. R. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Flannel net shirts S5cts at Wood
wards. Aft
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. Aft
improvements Of nearly every de-
Scription are going on in Medicine
Lodge.
The Baptist aid society meets at the
chapel every Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. If
l.. NJ. AxIine got home Thursday,
from the republican editorial meeting
at Sterling.
N-'92. The famous New Orleans
Minstrels. Remember the date. Be
sure and go.
j. ID. Fair and several other Sharon
citizens were guests at the Avenue hO-
eel last week.
For sale, registered shOrt-horn bull,
aged. For sale cheap. Call early. T.
b. Stockstill. 46-t4*
Ed. Sample was at Attica, last Thurs
day, trying case in chambers before
Judge Mckay.
Catholic services will be held on
Wednesday, the 9th of April, at the
usual time and place.
Judge Hardy has moved into the
Skoen property, formerly the Mills
house, on Spring street.
DR.. Moore report fine girl born to
tho wife of Richard Purcell, in Min
gona township, on the 18th Inst.
Fred Merrill hauled the passenger
train to Wellington, last Thursday, to
have his engine put in the repair shop.
farmers Headquarters hrst door
north Of the z. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. Z. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
Mrs. Fay, of Pratt county, who had
been here couple of weeks. visiting
her brother, l.. NJ. Axline, started for
home last Thursday.
Hendley has the best equipped studio
In Barber county and the most reasona-
bic prices. Call and see him before Or
derlng photographs. 49-t1
Arthur Shaw returned, last Wednes-
day, from Indiana, where he went to
visit his sick father. He reached there
too late to find his father alive.
A trip to Kansas City last week sat
isted US that the wheat crop OF Barber
and Harper counties is better than tho
crop anywhere else on the road.
For sale-Seed oats at 80 cents per
bushel; and early seed corn at so cents
per bushel. Samples at Burnett's store.
@. j. Skeen, Roundup, Kansas. tf-41
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe coun-
try is almost the only topic of CONVEX
sation among travelling men. Every
train Roin into that section is crowded.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Dinsmore Thursday az
ternoOn, April 2Sth. Election of Of
ticers at this meeting. Members please
be present.
There is box at this Office which
came week ago, by express, from
Washington, ID. c., directed to Hon.
Jerry Simpson. 1t looks like an alli-
ance mans trunk. Wonder when Jer-
ny will come and claim his property
A very fine 80 acre farm, highly i'm
proved; two good houses; healthy coun-
try; in Prairie county, Ark, near cOun-
ty seat, clear of debt, abstract perfect,
price $500, TO exchange for residence
In Medicine Lodge. Must be six or
seven room house. Call on or address
l.. +. Pearson. 46tt
Buy Harness made from pure oak
tanned leather and warranted. A nice
line Of buggy and cart harness. Head
quarters for horse collars, sweat pads,
names, chains, etc. See my new collar,
It Is a dandy. Harness made to order
speciality. The lowest prices for first
class work. will not be undersold. w.
s. Finney, opposite Burnett's.
The first. last and only Minstrel show
OF the season, Wednesday, May 4th,
travelling in their own special car, with
IN elegant company of % performers,
including band and orchestra.
A good farm of 545 acres in Polk
county, Missouri, well improved, which
1 wish to trade for good Barber county
land, improved or unimproved. For
q bargain address u. L. l. Burns, Hazel
ton. Kansas. 48-4t.
Those of our citizens who suspect
consumption or bronchitis are advised
to see DR.. Kociell about compound
oxygen treatment before the disease
has too far advanced. The sooner the
treatment is commenced the better will
be your chance for recovery. As
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
Of best flour in exchange for a bushel
of wheat testing 60; S5 pounds of Crys-
tai, or 40 pounds of Clipper -four for a
bushel of wheat testing 60. -Four, bran
and shorts always on hand at the mill,
for sale or exchange. 13-tf
John Rhynard, of Aetna, got home
from a trip to Oregon and California.
He has been absent year and a half.
He owns land in Oregon, but comes
back to Barber county to stay. We are
glad to have such people come back,
because they are satisfied To settle
down in the best county in the state.
A Pleasant Valley correspondent OF
the Hazelton Express writes: Sunday
morning about O'Clock, as Lynn Ma
son, Les. Wood and Gil Poe, who had
been fishing in the Medicine river, were
going to the barn to sleep in the hay
NOV, they saw a man leading a sad
died horse about so yards north of the
barn. Their FIRST thought was horse
thief; and Lynn hailed the thief. He
paid no attention. but walked on.
Lynn then shouted "haltl" The thief
droDned the birdie reins and a = H.,