Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Flannel net shirts 35cts at Wood
wards. Aft
Willing Workers will meet with Mrs.
Youmans to-day.
Democratic Mass Meeting at the
court house next Saturday.
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. aft
The Baptist aid society meets at the
chapel every Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock. If
For sale, a registered short-horn bull,
aged. For sale cheap. Call early. T.
Is. Stockstill. 46-t4*
Wonder if the crowd which left here
last Wednesday do not wish they had
waited about 10 days?
Born, in this city, Saturday, April
9th, to the wife of Daniel Kidd, a boy.
DIR. Moore III attendance.
Rev. w. a. Cain Will preach at Atti-
ca the second and 4th Sunday in each
month, IL a. N. and at 2 p. m.
day, and are yet in session. They have
considerable business before them.
Miss TessIe Renfrew and Miss Muir
lei DeGeer gave the INDEX Office
pleasant visit last Saturday morning.
Hendley's photos are $3.50 for twelve !
cabinets and one panel for ten days
longer. He also makes tin types. As
Farmers Headquarters first door
north of the p. o. Highest market price |
paid for country produce. L. NJ. Wood |
ward. ATT
Elder Nicholson is absent attending
Sunday School conventions at Kingman
and Anthony, but will be at home the |
latter part of the week.
Il. V. Cant closed deal last week |
by which he becomes owner of the Jack |
Davis residence, on Walnut street. |
the consideration being 81 600.
The Citizens bank is putting a new |
sidewalk on the south side of their bank. |
The walk they tore up was much better
than the average walks in the city.
For sale-Seed oats at 80 cents per
bushel; and early seed corn at so cents
per ushel Samples at Burnett's store.
G. j. Skeen, Roundup, Kansas. tf-4l
Jimmie Taliaferro is at Salina, at
tending a commercial college. After |
he gets through the course he Will 90 to |
Wichita, aud take course in tele-
graphy.
When John Lualen came into the
ball room, Friday night, with that big
hat on his head, people wondered
whether he was Grand PAS Hat"
or plain Ben Harrison.
Miss Emma Herman has settled
down at Parsons. for good though she
expects TO visit Medicine Lodge in the
near future. She was recently elected
superintendent of the Christian Sun
day school.
Miss Lulu Hahn lett here Saturday
FOR RostOn. where she will take course
of four months i'll the Boston Conserv
atory of Music. The term commences
to-day, and Miss Lulu will just reach
there in tlpaSo begin with the term.
our Touring mill will give 30 pounds
OF best flour in exchange for a bushel
of wheat testing 80; 80 pounds of Crys-
tai, or 40 pounds of Clipper hour for a
Ibushel OF wheat testing go. -Four, bran
and shorts always on hand at the mill,
Cor sale or exchange. l3-tt
+, Nhn McCracken, who lives on Geo.
Hendr 'ckson's place, near Lake City,
is nuttin,' in five acres of garden. He
will raise cabbage, potatoes, onions
and tomatoes, only, and expects to
make more none" than those who fool
away their time on tSVe or six hundred
acres of wheat or corn.
A very fine 50 acre farm, highly i'm
proved; two good houses; healthy coun-
try; in Prairie county, Ark. near coun-
ty seat, clear Of debt, abstract perfect,
price s., 500, to exchange for residence
in Medicine Lodge. Must be six or
seven room house. Call on or address
IF. Pearson. 46tt
E. A. Moon, of Wichita, is an expert
on sewing machine work. He made -
copy of RS va Bonheur's picture, and
the compaliS, for which he works, val
ues the picture at 1000. Mr.. Moon Is
at work OH another copy, to be 7x12
feet, for the worlds fair. The whole
work is to be done by needle and thread
ION machine. He Is "A cousin of Mrs
wv. Z. Haworth, of Wichita.
Rev. Leonardson said: Republicans
oIt h. |
whisky governor. When Click was
governor he pardoned q whisky men,
Martin followed, and pardoned 80
" Risky men. Humphrey in less than
wv, years has pardoned l05 whisky
men , and some of their pardons signed
m 20 urteen days before the men were
,onvlc ted"
For he benefit of stock shippers.
,ommen sing Monday, February 22nd,
ve will Ln an extra stock express
rain betw zen here and Wichita, three
times n we elk. Train will run Mon
laws Wedn, Ndays and Fridays, leaving
mere at 4:3O a. I'M. and arriving at Wich-
ia at IO.15a. M. a stock express leaves
Wichita at4l = m. daily for Kansas
City and east. This arrangement will
give our shipp Ars pl2uty of time to test
the Wichita III arket and go on to Kan
sas City if tn ey desire. W.. .. Horr,
agent.
ID. Wheeler, manager Of the Yucca
Soap Company, of Wichita, was here
last week introducing his goods. y uc-
Ca is our common soap weed, or thu
, Wild fiag-like flower that grows all over :
n, II prairies. The Yucca soap is made 6
.t,,.;,a,,, From, E.pcaS Vuooo ood 20 I