Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-09-14

People are beginning TO talk about
Overcoats.
Do not forget to look at Peterson
Bro. g ad. this week.
Mr.. o. II. Dunbar, of HaZelton. was
in Friday on business.
Wanted-peach pits, at 40 cents per
bushel, at Woodward s. 17t2
Mr.. r. V. Cant is spending the week
with his son, at Forest City.
G. b. Wiley, of Kiowa. was in the
city last week on business.
The Sharon meeting on the 18th.
Don't forget Saturday night.
The meeting at Sharon on the 18th.
Central committeeman will please take
notice.
For sale-a good water tank, together
with a tower. For part 'culars apply at
this office. 1913
Mr.. J. P. Renfrew and family, OF
Deerhead, came down Thursday to at
tend the picnic and visit the Hub.
A nice new house is being construct
ed on the old Lee Bradley place, and
helps very much the locks of things
along there.
Miss Iness Potes came up with her
father Saturday, and began her school
in Elm Valley Monday.
Sharon was represented Saturday by
Uncle Billie Brown, Mr.. NJ. E. Naugh
ton and Fred Lichlyter.
Mr.. d. r. Anthony, republican NOM
inee for congressman at-large, speaks
at Medicine Lodge On the 21st.
If you want knives or cutlery of any
kind, Chase 81 Allen have new stock
the best in the county. Call and see
them. loft
Attica Tribune: Miss Mary Jobes. of
Medicine Lodge, who was visiting her
COUSIN, Florence Sample, returned home
Saturday.
Ho! what do you want If 1t Is nice,
new, first-class household good', OF
any kind, you will always find them al
Harmens.
Mr.. John Cartons nieces. the Misses
Sanders, from Missouri, are visiting
their uncle. From here they will go or
to Colorado.
l.. w. DeGeer and Judge Ellis viii
,, speak at Sharon on the 18th. Other can
dldates will also be present. Every
body welcome.
Is your hair falling out or turning
! gray? Try Beggs' Hair Remover. L
by j. R. Young and J. u. Karr. 8
Arrangements have been made for {
Fair at Kiowa this year. The officer!
= chosen were-Dr. Cloud, president; S
H. Oliver, sec'y; Mr.. j. Lane, treas.
Mrs. Jerry Simpson left Monday TO
Wichita, where she will meet Jerry ant
q proceed with him for Kingman, ant
continue with him tor several days.
g The INDEX acknowledges the receip
: of tickets to the State Fair, at Topeka
Y the Southwestern Fair, at Wichita, ant
the Interstate Fair, at Kansas City.
MI. IOOOU LIDS ICuICu LILO L AO'
:. Nurse place and will move on it befor
: long. Fred will devote himself to hi
trade, the carpenters, at which he is
r first-class hand.
Z, The petit jurors drawn from Barbe
" county for the U. S. district court de
l. parted Sunday. They were-T. A
}, McCleary, D. L. Pierce, Taylor Nichols
a Jim. York and E. C.-Grigsby.
. Lou Pearson returned last wee
- from the senatorial convention in hig
spirits. He says the harmony out al
~ clamated the reclamation conventio
- held here some time since.
t. School opened Monday with lare
attendance. Yesterday the attendant
Of was about 2S5. The prospects are thu
8 by the end of the week the attendant
- will be 300. The high school contain
l. twenty pupils.
The Ioeeting at Roundup was int
8. fered with by the storm. The ladit
in we're taking hand, and preparation
e. had been made to give the speakers al
e. candidates pleasant reception. Maj
thanks for their good intentions.
at Uncle John Potes was in town Satu
IN day looking after his future residenc
tn He has finished planting his whea
be Mr.. Potes has placed his entire farm
wheat 80 that it will not take his ate
be ton from the duties of his Office.
H. Mr.. n. Weber and family leave tod
as for their former home IN Illinois. N
D. Weber has been for some time amO
ru us, and he and his family have be
much appreciated as citizens, frien
- and nelghbors, and it is with regr