Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-05-04
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LOCAL NEWS.

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DIR. and Mrs. Yant are expected
home this week.
Our advertisers solicit the trade of
farmers. Remember them.
Farmers, insure your growing crops
against hail with Cook & Palmer. A
Medicine Lodge alliance meeting
Saturday night. There will be work.
Pasturage is coming on slowly. There
are many very poor cattle in the county.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Barber County Sunday School Asso-
citation meets in this city May 9Th
and 9Th.
At every meeting of Medicine Lodge
sub-alIiance there are applications for
membership.
An ex-confederate meeting will be
hold at the CIR and hotel on the End Sat
urday in May.
Read the proce edings Of the commit
tee meeting held at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Spring is 30 backward in the cas-
tern states that they now think the
Fourth of July will not arrive till some
time In August.
Hendley has the best equipped studio
in Barber county and the most reasona-
BILE prices. Call and see him before Or
derlng photographs. 49-t1
Judge Mckay and II. s. Lands made
few speeches in COmanche county last
week. The good cause will be strength
oned wherever they go.
The recent winds knocked two large
patches of plaster off the walls Of the
Presby terrain church, though no serious
damage was done to the building.
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-4l
A merchant who has enough public
spirit to advertise his goods and sup
port his home newspaper, will be able
and willing to give better bargains than
those who do not ask for your trade.
The first. last and only Minstrel show
OF the season, Wednesday, May 4th,
travelling in their own special car, with
m elegant company of 25 performers,
including band and orchestra.
Several farmers have reported to US
that the freeze last Thursday night did
but little damage. The fruit crop is all
right. The peach trees generally are
loaded with more fruit than they ought
TO bear.
Bishop Thomas, who was to have
held Episcopal services in this city to-
night, can not be here. He was bitten
by dog one day last week, and his ap-
pointment here has been indefinitely
postponed.
A good farm of 545 acres in Polk
county, Missouri, well improved, which
I wish to trade for good Barber county
land, improved or unimproved. For
bargain address z. T. l. Burns, Hazel
ton. Kansas. 46-4t.
The next meeting of Eagle and Mon
ument alliances will be held at Lock
ard school house May 18th. Supper al
shutdown, followed by programme and
speaking. Everybody invited to come
and take part.
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
OF best -four in exchange for a bushel
of wheat testing 80; 35 pounds Of Crys-
tai, or 40 pounds of Clipper -four for a
bushel Of wheat testing go. Four, bran
and shorts always on hand at the mill
for sale or exchange. 13-tf
The KiowA Review is advertising fol
IN artist who can draw the attention
of. delinquent subscribers" The only
artist who can do that work is the maj
who puts up the mail. Let him skin
the name of the delinquent once Of
twice, and there will be row In camp
We have received neatly Autograph
cd card reading: The honor of you
presence is desired by the members o.
Delphia Lodge, No. 40, Knight o
Pythias, at their 9th annual ball
Thursday evening, May 18th, 1892
Thompson's opera house, MedIcin,
Lodge, Kansas" We will try to b,
there. Thanks.
Pratt County Union: II. b. Dobbi
has closed out his wholesale and retail
produce business and removed to Medi
cine Lodge. He and his amiable wifi
did an extensive and satisfactory bust
ness. They are both clever and accom-
modating, and won the admiration ant
respect Of all with whom they had deal
ings. They take with them the goo,
wishes Of the Union and host of othe
friends"
Steve Thornbury, who lives about 81.
miles south of town, met with an acci
Cent, last Friday, in which his left arr
was broken between the shoulder an
elbow. He was driving along the roa
In his wagon when he met an0the
wagon near bad place in the road. H
turned out rs far as possible, when hi
wheel struck post and tipped his wac
on over. Two years ago he was burne
out completely; now he is crippled an
his family are all sick. His neighbor
say he is a good man, a good worker
aud they will see that his crops ar
planted and cultivated till he gets abb
TO work.
A certain man is this city was abus
Ing Simpson not long ago, and re
marked that the Cherokee Strip woul
now be opened if Simpson had not ar
posed it. A simpson man heard the re
mark and SAID to him: Give me Won
hand. You say the Strip would b
opened IL Simpson was not opposin
Itp" "Yes, sir" remarked the sor,
head, glad to have some one to agrt