Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-15

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made US call yesterday.
Our town is lonesome to-day. There
Is a dearth of politicians.
%. Hahn and H. s. Lands went to
Wichita with the delegates.
Your crops were all sold and re-sOld
dozen times six months ago.
DR.. Pifer will be at Medicine Lodge
June 10th, remain two weeks.
Joe Owens has been superseded at
the court house by Joe Zimmerman.
D. C. Mari still has some Kafhr Corn
for sale. Prices to suit the hard times.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found In this
city. 39tf
Those having ordered twine of me
will confer favor by calling for it -
soon as possible. 1t
Work is now progressing on the ditch.
1t needs much more than the city is re-
ally able to give it.
The young people shook the light
fantastic toe at Mr.. WadswOrth's resi-
dence last night.
DR.. Yant, dentist, is at his Office rea-
dy to do all kinds of fine dental work,
at reasonable prices. 1tf
A glass of ice-cold soda is just the
drink for this very hot weAther. Try
it at Day & Records. Att
VIM. Underwood, who was arrested
for petit larceny, was released by the
county commissioners.
A social is to be given by the Episco.
pal church, at the residence of Prof.
Beeson on Friday evening.
The two slide trombones in our band
handled by Messrs. Bradley and Pal
mer, sets it off in good shape.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie as possible, but will get there all
the same. See Chase & Allen, aGts. 81
Miss Hessie Renfrew, of Deerhead,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. De-
Geer and family during the past week.
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the p. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. E. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
The case against John Burgstt, of
Sharon, was dismissed, the evidence
not sustaining the assault and battery
charged.
The Woman's Christian Convention
closed on the 9th, and will meet again
the first Thursday in September in
Sharon.
The Deerhead Fourth of July picnic,
will be held at Meade's grove, about
three and One-half miles northeast of
Deerhead.
Mrs. James MCGUIRE is steadily re-
covering now from injuries received by
her in the railway accident at Cherry
vale last December.
Mr.. Lee Kenier, nephew Of Mr.. r. V.
Cant, has been In town sick ror . num-
Der of days, but has finally recovered
enough to return home.
Those having any clothes to give to
those who are lacking, please gather
them up and will call for them soon;
carpet rags will be acceptable also. G.
Nation.
For Sale-A house, rooms, closet
and cellar, with stable and 8 lots. $500
cash, $500 on long time, and $500 mort
gage due November 1st, corner Walnut
and Main. Call on L. F. Pearson. 3t4
W. G. Afford. of Hazelton, made US
call Thursday and reports that bind
ers and headers are going out there by
the car load. Hszelton township is one
big wheat field.
After the convention of solid, sub
stantlal men that met on Saturday last,
no man can suspect that the peoples
party is dying out unless the old adage
be true that, Whom the Gods would
destroy they first make mad"
Among those who went to the repub-
lican congressional convention at King
man, were Chester l. Long, Frank
Long, Ed. Sample, Jas. Dobson, Jas.
DObbs, Jim Gano, Mr.. Wilson and
Frank Holmes.
Miss Ella Nelson, who has been
teaching in Illinois, came home Sunday
to spend the summer with her parents
near Sharon. Her brother and sister
with Miss Matte Rule and Miss Myrtle
Huffaker went over to Attica to meet
her.
Over $3.50 have been raised for the
celebration at Medicine Lodge on the
Fourth. 1t is expect that $500 will be
raised. The committee attempted to
secure jerry Simpson as orator of the
day, but Jerry is booked for Omaha.
Complaints still come in of bad roads
west of town. On the Deerhead road
there is very bad gulch in the bottom
of a ravine en- south Cedar that should
by all means be fixed. The big I'LL on
the Lodi and Sexton road should be
made more substantial.
A delightful little impromptu party
was held at the Charlie Ellis residence
Monday night. Among the number
were Frank Gordon and Miss Jessie
O'Bryan, w. A. Schiller and Miss Hell
en- Cameron, Robt. Cameron and Miss
Blanch Kercheval. Mr.. Ellis enter.
tanned the company finely by many of
his good old time tunes.
The delegates from all the Sunday
schools of Pratt and Barber counties,
will meet at Clipper school house, Sun.
day, June 10Th, at 2 O'Clock. to make
arrangements for Seventh Annual Un-
ion picnic, to be held LIST Saturday in
August. A full attendance of dele
gates is desired from all Sunday schools
in the county. G. w. Sellers, Sec'y.
We received word Wednesday last OF
gray hound liable to be taken by
rabies, having been sold to some one