Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-03
A. T. & ST. R. R. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

low.
Go to Cook 81 Palmer for bargains in
real estate. 5tf
The race track on Charley Ellis place
is beng repaired.
DIR. Mckee, dentist. will arrive at the
Grand on the Sth, and remain one week.
Our syrups are strictly fine, and we
draw very cold Soda at Day IL Rec
ord's. 3tf
Considering the hot weather the va
riOus churches were well attended last
Sunday.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in instalments, see J.
V. Flshburn. 3tf.
viii somebody bring the editor of
the peoples paper at Hazelton a
melon, quick!
Miss Cora Byerley is visiting IN Sum
ner county with relatives. She left
last Thursday.
Mr.. Tyler. brother to Wellington Ty-
Ter, of this county, Will attend normal
here this month.
Oliver Cromwell held a sale at Shar-
on, Saturday last. lie proposes to
leave the country.
&. j. Skeen's brother-in-l law and wife
have returned with HIM from Spring
field, Mo, on short visit.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will
have lawn social on Friday, August
18th, in the NJ. f. church yard
From the Hazelton Express we see
that 46 car loads were shipped out of
that place III July and 80 were shipped
in.
Farmers Headquarters first door
north of the +. 0. Highest market price
PAID for country produce. f. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
If you want knives or cutlery of any
kind, Chase ~ Allen have new stock,
the best in the county. Call and see
them. loft
The county commissioners met Mon
day to levy the taxes for the ensuing
year and to consider some continued
business.
Comrade James Huffaker, of Sharon,
was in town Monday, attending the
democratic cOnventiOn-not as a dele
gate, remember.
The number present at the opening
of the normal was about IS. The at
tendance at the normals everywhere
seems to be poor this wear.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? Try Beggs' Hair Remover. 1t
acts like magic. Sold and warranted
by j. II. Young and J. ID. Karr. 3
Mr.. Tom. Wilson, mayor of Kiowa,
and Frank Shannon, city attorney, were
up Monday attending the democratic
convention.
w. II. Julian and l.. M. AXline, at
tended the senatorial convention at
Ashland, at which Mr. Ed. Madison, of
Dodge City, was nominated for state
senator.
a beautiful head of hair is the pride
OF woman. Any person can obtain
this 10y using Beggs' Hair Remover.
Sold and warranted by j. II. Young
and j. ID. karr.
Uncle Dick sparks desires us to state
that in his dispute with Mr.. Bloom, he
had no intention of creating any dis
rturbance. Such statement we most
,cheerfully make.
Propositions for the Kiowa mill are
assuming more definite shape. Parties
from Missouri have submitted PROPOSE
tons but two weeks time have been
taken by the council to decide thereon.
Our city Touring mill is row 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. Tie will also
exchange flour or other Iaill products
for wheat. Call and see HIM. 2
AT the IIazeltOn school meeting Mrs.
y. IL. Peck was chosen as director, II
mills were assessed, > for incidental, Is
for teachers fund. Mr.. Geo. Crisman,
of Clinton. Mo, was employed as prin-
cipal, at SO per month. Mrs. Ada b.
SHILLING and Miss Mamie Bette were
re-employed.
More interest than usual was mani
Tested in the school meeting Thursday
amt much satisfaction is expressed at
the result. a large proportion of the
meeting consisted of ladies. Mr.. Wal
dron Chase was chosen director; Mr.. Il.
l.. Lindley, treasurer. The length of
af mi ~ q
decided to hire a male teacher for prln-
cipal. a levy OF mills for incidental
purposes, and 8 mills for teachers fund.
was voted.
Some of our friends are asking what
potent influence led w. G. Afford to in
troduce a minority report in the demo-
cratic county convention against the
NGorsement of the action of the state
NGtI0n. when he. as delegate in the
&C. no Nss@tion, voted for the peoples
80, d.. ~k. As we are not informed
=, ~ ,,vor,,;s.' =, we Jet others surmise.
Warrants were served Monday on d.
T. Pierce and lame NStTan%than. COM
missioners ON an int, Nmation filed by
the county attorney, cha. V"s il''0u ~
Office, allowing accounts 70, o'Vie '""'
was due, allowing claims witho VI F"oin
accouts being filed, and issuing scf'p'
without sworn accounts and vouc %ss
being filed. The commissioners gave
their recogniZance.
Kiowa Review: Kiowa's pauper bill
for the past three months was about
1920. We should like TO know why our
tax payers are made to keep paupers
that have no more business to present
such an excuse than hundreds of Others
vhn c1ntrihute To their snOnort phara