Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-07-06
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Ladies, go and see the line paraSOlS al
Woodward's. 50
Uncle Jno. Potes was I'D from Kiowa
Saturday last.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in TIL:
city. 39tf
MIR. &. g. Hudson, of the Kiowa Re
view, was in town Saturday shaking
hands with his friends.
Among the attractions of The 4th was
the martial band of AttIca, assisted by
some Of our home talent.
Our friend, w. II. Old showed more
patriotism measured by flag decoration
and fireworks than any one.
The INDEX is prepared to do all kinds
of job-work neatly and quickly, at reas-
enable prices. Give us call.
The picnic at Kiowa drew a very
large crowd. Judge Cade and Harry
Lands delivered addresses.
Come and see Woodward's new linen
shirts; fine cloth, fine made, best in the
county, and only so centsl 5-tf
Episcopal service next Sunday at IL
and 8 p. m, In Gobeille building, north
Main street. Sunday school at $3.50.
Three or four cases of irritation and
bad temper caused by the marshal
MASKING or cases of beer with his
club.
HawKeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock of ali kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. r. Young and j. D.
Karr. 8
Ed Post, of Deerhead, established
a good trade Monday by fair dealing.
His motto Is "quick sales and small
profits.''
Married-on Tuesday, the 28th of
June, by the probate judge, In this city,
John Vannaman and Lottie Downtain,
both of Kiowa.
For Sale-l50, 900 brick at Sun City.
For further information inquire of M.
Ii. Clements, Sun City, OF T. l.. Lind
ley, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 7-19
Mr.. Bid Cochran, brother-in-law Of
Milt Clements, of Sun City, will return
shortly to his home in Oklahoma, where
he will take charge of cattle for Capt.
Evans.
Professor A. l.. Russell, cornet play
er of Harper and teacher Of music in
that department of the Harper Normal
and Business College, assisted our
boys Monday.
A letter from southern Michigan says
they are having so much wet weather
that fruit is rotting, hay is spelling and
and the farmers fear they cannot har-
vest they wheat.
The martial music made our other
wise peaceable citizen, VIM. Collins,
declare war on another of our peacea-
BILE citizens, John Harding, whom Mr..
Collins proceeded to charge.
Uncle Dan Pierce caught a tartar
when he got the KiOwa boy. The boys
decorative propensities we're the prln-
cipal drawback. Uncle Dan caught the
boy easy enough, but needs some one to
help him "let go.'
English Spawn Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshed from horses, blood spawn, curbs,
splints, ring bone, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore and swollen throat,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use Of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold by
J. d. Karr.
AT Kiowa, in Sedgwick county, Har-
per county, and others throughout the
district, there Is concerted account of
imaginary letters of Jerry's refusing to
secure pensions. These letters are nev-
or produced, and some parties who were
alleged to have the letters have repudi-
ated the lie. Come again with your
plots and counter-plots.
Prof. Cowgirl was in town few days
last week on business. He is editor of
the Kansas Farmer and has made T. A.
McCleary agent for the paper in our
county. The Kansas Farmer is nom
partisan, but stands opposed to every
monopoly scheme calculated to Cypress
the farmer. Prof. Cowgirl expresses
himself highly pleased with our crop
prospects.
Cresset: Col. Garrison was in town
Saturday telling why he left the repub-
lican party. He said it was because
the party took no interest in the prohi-
bitiOn of the liquor traffic" When a
party organ gets so low, and the party
80 weak that the old set-the boys must
be rounded up by telling such lies as
the above. Good citizens should con-
slider well where they stand.
Mort Strong and Frank Strong on the
18th, inspired by a war-like spirit,
brought on no doubt by listening to
the marshal band, assaulted Grant
Jones because Grant, in obedience to
the orders of the city marshal. refused
to sell them some of that other spirit.
Although Mort took the start of Grant,
Grant proceeded to do him up" in fine
style. while VIM. Jones entertained
Frank Strong. Don't Grant Jones de-
serve chrome?
DR.. Osborn, of Eagle, was in town
Friday to say good bye before starting
for his old home in Saline county. DR..
Osborn came to our county a year ago
to visit his brother and brother-in-law.
Mr.. Pattee, with no intention of STAY
ing, but as he saw piece of land that
suited him, he purchased, and immedi-
ately broke out over a hundred acres.
which he put i'll wheat. He expects to
get 1000 or $500 bushels from his farm
DIR. Osborn is an old Kansan, having
built the second house in Salina. He is
highly pleased with Barber county and
intends to return soon.
II you want to see something fine call