Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-26
On election day watch your tickets

close.
See the Mammoth Pearl Rye, for sale I
by Eli Benedict. Samples at Cook s. |
Palmer's l5tf
Mrs. John Elliott went to Kansas |
City yesterday.
DR.. Moore reports a girl born to the
wife of Emmett Lyman of Nashville
on Monday.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installinents. STE ].
v Fishburn. Stf.
Mrs: and Miss Denton of Attica spent
Monday with Mrs. Merrick and attend
ed the show in the evening.
MFR. PaImer's house IN the north end
will be occupied soon by ---. We
are at liberty to tell next week.
Mrs. E. Woodward has on hand some
fine Broadhead dress goods, new quail
ity. See them before you purchase. II
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the 2. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. EN-. Wood
ward. 44tf
Mr.. Charlie Jessie says he has mule
that he would like to risk against an
other one to match it on Simpsons
election.
Miss Mable Stewart of Deerhead left
Friday for Harper county on visit.
Mr.. Dick McKeever left also. An event
is expected.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock at chapel. Every member
please be present
Mrs. j. S. RUNYAN, Sec.
There wi be a special meeting OF
Lorraine Chapter. o. Z. s., on Mondt,
evening, Oct. 3lst. Business of i'm
portance. BY order of
WORTHY MATRON-
Rev. j. e. Irwin. from Illinois, grad
uate of Lexington, KY, has been hired
by the Christian congregations here and
at Sharon, to preach in the two places
Married-on Friday last, by Judge
Stevens, Mr.. Henry s. Bullock and Miss
Della I. Johnson, both of Sun City |
Mr.. Guy Johnson and Miss Amelia Rel |
accompanied the young couple.
A letter from III. Walker, who is now |
in the musical business at Great Bend,
kans., states that he expects to be with
us on the 3rd, also that Jerry will carry
Barton county by 400, and Stafford and |
Pratt are solid.
Mr. E. +. Hagerman was in Satur-
day and says they had fine Columbian
at Deerhead, with a large
turnout. The ladies turned out
with eatables for all, and made it in
5eresting as Deerhead ladies' always
Know how.
For the past two years the people Of
Barber county were, from time to time,
reminded through the columns of the
INDEX, that consumption can't be cur
I'd by cough syrups, bnt required deep
,cting constitutional remedy; such is
oxygen. See
20t4 DIR. KOCIELL,
Remember the short horn sale the LIST
Ind End daVs of the fair You will
lave chance to buy useful animals
cheap for the quality. w. A Harris,
low candidate for congress. IN speak
ng Of the Scotch blood of the parent
lerd, says it is the largest and most
'aluable collection of short horn cattle
n the world.
Ladies of the Baptist church will fur
lish coffee, tea and cocoa Nov. 3rd on
he picnic grounds. Everybody bring
! tin cup. In the evening they will
erve fresh oysters, coffee and cake in
he rooms on main street formerly oc-
upied by Jake the Taylor" begin
ling at O'Clock. Proceeds TO pay for
he enlargement of chapel.
The flag raising by the school Friday
owing to The inc'emency of
he weather was not extensively attend
ID. The old soldiers honorpd the occa-
ion with their presence and assist ance.
Judge Edwards read the presidents
also the governors. An
interesting and impressive talk was
'iyen by Mr.. Bushy the principal The
lag was raised amid cheers, followed
~ patriotic songs. After parade of
he school on the streets the inevitable
took his turn, the ONLY
:hance of the kind he will have for an
'ther hundl ed years.
The Columbian entertainment at the
'pera house, on Friday evening last,
vas, to say the least, a surprising sue
ess. IL reflected the greatest credit on
Ill the teachers. 1t could only have
,een accomplished by the hearty co op
'ration Of all the teachers. 1t was not
IN exercise by chosen few, but one in
which all the school-good, bad and in
lifferent, were given an opportunity to
though, so far as we could
zee, nearly all were good. While such
exercises interfere somewhat with reg
liar school work, they are certainly of
Ireat advantage to all the pupils who
participate, and the time spent in them I
an not be counted lost. The lessons of
'atriotism alone, which were taught BY
his entertainment, are of incalculable
'enefit to our future citizens, and 1t is
Iue to the state that every school should
De nursery of patriotism. The uni
'ersal expression of our citizens il
raise of their work is one which should {
ssure our teachers that their efforts |
re appreciated, and encourage them ,
o continue in the good work so well
'egun.
iotice to Hunters and Tressnassers.