Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-05-18
A. T. IS. F.R.R. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Ward s. 81
Dr. Yant reached home last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Woodward has just opened his stock
of summer goods. 81
Sharon items are crowded out this
week. They will keep.
Go to DR.. Yant, dentist, for gold
crown and bridge work.
Elder Nicholson is holding a meeting
in the northeast part Of the state.
ID. G. Mari still has some KafIir Corn
for sale. Prices to suit the hard times.
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. K. Youmans on Wednesday after
noon, May 18th.
DR.. Mckee, the dentist, will be here
on the 23rd, and remain one week, at
the Grand hotel. 90
j. B. Ely met man at Wichita, last
week, who told him that he had heard
that Nick Sherlock was dead.
Nell McClearey, one Of the best boys
our county ever produced, came III last
Thursday, on visit to his parents.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie a. possible, but Will get there all
the same. See Chase ~ Allen, agts. 81
Died, at Omaha, May 9th, Mrs. Eliza
De Put, aged 81 years, mother of Ben
De Pui, formerly of this city, now Of
Denver.
Sunday was as bright and pleasant a
day IS could be desired. Monday was
cool, aud the morning was cloudy, with
a slight mist.
W. Ill. Lincoln, of Nlckerson, Kansas,
was here several days last week. He
came down to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Jas. n. Deal.
o. 9. Rogers, of Beatrice, Nebraska,
who sold car load of horses and mules
here two weeks ago, will have another
ear load in a few days.
We publish the proceedings of two
democratic meetings held last Saturday
night. You pays your money and
you takes your choice"
Fred Humphrey, of Kiowa, is the
proud father of three pairs of twins.
The last pair were born on the Sth, and
are girls. The other pairs are boys.
The eX-CoEfederates are getting old
and stiff, and their hairs are rapidly
growing white, but their hearts are
warm, and they carry their appetites
with them.
Mrs. + w. Henkins came down from
Mumtord, TO attend the funeral of J.
n. Deal. She was taken very sick dur
ing the services, and had to remain in
town over night.
Woodward has returned with large
stock of dry goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, etc. He also has Il fine line of
tinware. He soicits an inspection of
his goods and prices. 81
Uncle Billy Mills declares that he
never robbed ANYBODY OF stole a thing
during the war, but he just took every
good horse that he could find. His com
mand needed horses in their business.
A large and enthusiastic meeting held
at Deerhead, Saturday, was addressed
by Judge Mckay and Leon Beals. The
Alliance is dying out, but ''Oh Death
where is thy sting, oh Grave where is
thy victory?'
One Of our compositors is taking a
lay off at Klngman, attending the band
reunion, this week, and the editor has
been doing his work on the case. We
have not been able to gather up our
usual supply Of short locals.
Hyder Fair, of Sharon, came over
Thursday to attend the X. p. ball. He
says that at the dance at Sharon re-
Gently, Attica was well represented, and
as Attica had ball last Thursday night
several of the young people of Sharon
went there.
Attorney Wiley was tried in the dis
trict court last week, charged with re-
tanning money he had collected tor
client. The case was dismissed on a
technicality. He was arrested last Fri
day, charged with eDbezZlement. lie
gave bond for his appearance.
Farmers, If you want binding twine
of tho best quality, at the very lowest
price, call OH +. +. Mullen Immediate
ly, and leave your orders. He will make
his order about the middle of the
month. He will not order any more
than is ordered from him, and will not
keep a stock to sell. 5I-2
The regular meeting Of Eagle and
Monument alliances was held at the
LOckard school house, on the evening
of May -. On account of the rainy
weather the speakers failed to arrive.
Programme consisted Of supper, follow
ed by declarations, recitatiOns, etc, al
ter which tie young folks danced until
a late hour.
On Tuesday evening Of last week Mrs
Robinson, of Sharon, wife of Rev. Gee.
Robinson, was riding in a wagon, when
the wheels struck little gully IN the
road and she was thrown over back
ward and considerably bruised and
painfully hurt, though it is thought no
Bones we're broken. Mr.. Robinson was
on the regular panel of jurors, but has
been excused in order that he may be
at home with his suffering wife.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Field is an expert in
whatever she undertakes. We have
seen animal and landscape paintings
from her brush, which do credit to her
AID to our city Last Thursday she
learned that the A. q. L. W. desired to
have floral offering - lay on the coffin
of J. n. Deal, and she. volunteered to
make it. There was no time to be lost.
as II WAS then nearly eleven o'clock.