Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19

house Monday Oct. "a, one night only.
Messrs. Gleason and Snoddy we're up
from Kiowa Friday last on business.
A grand ball has been prepared for
the night Of the 3rd, to be given at the
opera house.
Mr.. Geo. Southworth, Irwin WEIGH,
Dell Elliott, went to the territory on a
hunt Monday.
The meeting announced for Aetna on |
the 2nd has been changed to Sand |
Creek On Friday Oct. 28th.
Mr.. Lee Of Butler county made us a
pleasant call on Wednesday last. Dry
weather there az we'll as kere.
Reports from Iowa show that those
food afflicted regions of last spring are
now suffering from the drouth.
Does sample remember when he bolt
ed the republican convention, and thus
defeated Geo. Ellis for county attOr-
ney?
At Jerry's meeting at Hutchinson there
were 1888 people In the parade alone. 1t
doubled Forakers Of the proceeding week
Thus we die.
Mr.. Charley Fair of Kiowa made Us
call on Thursday last on business.
Miss Oleson has been engaged to teach
their school.
Miss Ursula burst, of Dayton, Ohio,
who has been here visiting her brother
and family, returned Saturday taking
Miss Mary and her sister with her.
Is GrIggsby running IN the south end
Of the county, L. Mcclure running in
north endP Or are these gentlemen
merchandise to swap for Kelley cure
Sample.
By what authority did our county commits
sioners, l. O., Stranathan and Pierce, tReagin OBJ
jected) pay Ed. Sample $50 to go to Topeka for
a writ Of habeas corpus for Dan Pierce2
What did I'd. do there to earn fifty dollarsS
The State Journal tells OF the eggiug of John
G. Oris at Princeton, Kansas. after speech
there This was tried in Georgia and now
Kansas adopts it. 1t will soon be necessary for
candidates and political speakers to address
their audiences through a telephone.-Kiowa
County Signal.
The schools of our city are making careful
preparations for an entertainment that will be
of interest to every patron of the schools.
The three upper rooms and part of Miss Thom-
as will prepare cantatas and the other rooms
songs and declamations. Reserved seats 25cts
Admission l5cts. All patrons should attend
az 1t will be interesting and entertaining.
We notice IN some of our republican
exchanges pamphlets called "Protec-
ton and Reciprocity" They are not
supplements. This is violation OF the
postal laws, and if we see any more WE
propose TO name the papers.
Vol. ], No. l, of the Students Journa
= of Lawrence, Kas. is at hand. 1t il
published by members of the STATE
p University and starts out well. From
1t we learn that Fred Ellis is electeC
president Of the Freshmans class.
\. A meeting Of the Cleveland Club |
"a called for Saturday night. Matters 0
great importance are to be discussed
Every democrat interested in the we
20 fare OF his party and the election
Grover Cleveland will please attend.
u Ed Winters, President
Don't you know that your pueriel sui
treasury stable ridicule ignores the vel
~ principle of the sub-treasury plan,
u providing fluctuating volume OF Gu
u rency to meet the periodical demand
no of enormous crops? Why don't yC
9" meet argument with argument? Ca
he ycuP
HyacInths, tulips, lilies, and 9th
IA seasonable BULBS roses, carnation
's- chrysanthemums, Ornamental and Wi
.er ter Blooming plants, in large varlet
y; strawberry plants, flower pots, ell
c., etc. for sale at lowest foreign comp'
IL tive prices. by j. l.. BRADY, at Me-
ed cine Lodge Greenhouse. 1911
A lack of time last week prevent
'no our calling attention to the noisy int
Tno ruptions al every gathering in the ope
We house. Some of these children shot
'ne be kept at home if thew can not beha
10 themselves in public. Some have urO
ing us to mention names, but this we he
II is unnecessary. Parents should ia
ted the matter in hand.
8 10. Matthews Is the new agent
oor the Santa Fe that took charge or
ice depot Monday. He was transfer
cd here from Sharon, where he was ag
II for eve years. He seems tn be socla
the and accommodating and. we believe
and be popular agent. His family,
d. and baby, arrived this week and Il
3 household goods will Rrriye next we
rip and they will occupy Ben Rows 4
ont residence south Of the rSilroad.-AT
MIA Clipper.
Tea The Sunday school picnic at Sha
ard. was a grand success. The morning
the enad gloomy and threatening, but
Ons, spite of this Shs Cottonwood Sun
Vim school was first on the gEound gith
ETY.; excellent program. They deserve q
.tc. credit for their efforts. The Hazel
,,it- Sunday schools we're also on ha
led Rev. Fry, Rev. Frieze, Supt. Gass
RI Mrs. Gamble accompanying tn
.d Rev. Archer made an excellent t
~ Enon school furnished fine music.
.hon picnic was success in every part
a;ng lar. Revs. Fry and Frie1e also
10 good talks, and the exercises deseF'
a;nr special mention were numerous.
Used The stFaight-out stand ups met
to Topeka, resolutsd. fzzled and adjo'
ed. A. A. Harris, their leading sp
a. declared he was going to vote che
= ;t publican ticket from top to bott
He needn't have said it, rs mol
VIC" We" doubted it. Only abOpt 20 deleg
=" took an active part, the Others
30 as mum rs CLANS. Many were I
sur5 spectators and did not feel altoge
now at home. Many too came home to
fida- the democrat party opce lnoro
oh;do tho cation of their state con