Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-07-13
The gypsum mill is running.

Will Murphy returned Thursday,
from Omaha.
Mr.. AL. Noble returned from Kansas
City Monday.
A fine tea, the Japan Nlbs. at Wood
wards; only 25 cents. 6-tf
Alex Hopkins, of Kiowa was in town
yesterday on business.
Roasting ears have made their APP
pearance in our market.
Sellers, the jeweler has given his
store new coat of paint.
Go to Woodward's for YOUR machine
oil. He keeps the best. All
Remember to call on Woodward, the
grocer. if you want gasoline. If
The peach crop will be awful short in
this county, but the fruit is excellent.
Call at Day & Records and try q
glass OF Soda. All the popular fla
vors. Aft
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. Aft
j. w. Potes, county treasurer elect,
will soon move into the Skeen house.
on Spring street.
Elder Nicholson is down in Kingfish-
er, Ok, and will probably be absent
couple of weeks.
The boys are catching some good fish
out of the sugar lake. Most Of the fish
ing is done after dark.
j. E. Hall of the Kiowa Journal was
in town Thursday. He has sold out
his interests In the paper.
w. y. Horn has been quite i'll for the
past ten days. His father came in last
Thursday to make him a visit.
Judge Mckay returned Tuesday to
hear the case against the county COM
missioners for contempt of court.
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the p. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. E. M. Wood
ward. Aft
Itch. on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by j. D. Karr.
!. If the Cresset wants to know how
Mr.. Musgrove has returned to his
first love, just interview the gentleman.
Edward Kanealea, arrested on the
charge of forgery. plead guilty Friday
and was given one year in the PEN
itentiary.
Do you want suits? Call at Wood
wards and order by sample. Good fit,
fine cloth, cheap prices-al' guaranteed!
No risk to buyer. Rare bargains! 5tf
Married, on Sunday, July 10th, Mr..
George A. Hibbard and Miss Mary
Inis Gibbs, both Of this city. The best
wishes of large number of friends go
with them.
A letter from l.. W. Storey, who
formerly lived here but who is now in
Galveston, Texas, states that he is
suffering from a dog-bite he received
about month ago.
S. T. Roach had to make a trip to
Harper, last Friday, with his wagon.
He took his wife and two children along
with HIM to make visit to relatives.
They reached home Monday.
DR.. Cloud say he is we'll acquainted
with Gen. Fields; that he is fine man,
and was an able, IN fact one of the
abest of generals and he proposes to
vote tor him. He and Gen. Field were
serving under A. p. Hill.
| Our city Touring mill is low making
the best of flour, and Mr.. Weber is Of
, fering to sell all grades of -four at the
lowest possible price. He guarantees
every sack of his flour. He will also
exchange flour or other mill products
for wheat. Call and see HIM. 2
Barber county has harvested q good
wheat crop. There is at present good
} prospect for a fine corn crop. The crOI
Is now needing rain as the corn is tas
! selling. We can get along for week
without rain. though the indications
are good for a rain in few days.
Prof. Wiley has machine at the
, talks. He then slips the paper off Of
/ the cylinder of the machine, sends the
( paper to Washington, where it is placed
: on the cylinder of photograph, ant
/ the voice and words of DIR. Wiley art
D reproduced.
DR.. Cloud and Maj. Lamont, OF Kio
\ wa, were in town yesterday on business
/ Major Lamont has bought out the In
a terest of Mr.. Hockenberry of the CITY
Drug store, and the gentlemen intend
3 shortly applying for a permit. DIR
q Cloud says he intends to do everything
I in strict compliance with law. He il
p one of Kiowa's most honorable citizens
] Mr.. Robt. TaIiaferro was in town thi'
Q morning for the first time in three
weeks. He says he has been seventeen
days riding header, and has cut some
of the finest wheat, on his own land
that he ever cut. He says he has farm
ed all his life. and never had finer pros
/, poets for crops than he has this year
Barber county is coming to the front il
her prOductiveness in way that aston
= ishes our oldest settlers.
t Mr.. Lands, father of cur distric
clerk. has just returned from Kansas
s City where he marketed $50 head of tot
cattle just one day before the market
p took downward jump. This is thu
fifth time Mr.. Lands has met with thi
experience and good luck. He thinks
it is fine thing to be lucky as well a.
e good looking; but we think there is ;
e good bit IN knowing how to prepare TIT
e tops for market.
y John l.. Williams and Miss EvelyI
$ Cooper will be married at Wichita to
e morrow night, July 14th, at the resi-