Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr.. Newland, of Sharon, came in
Friday to attend church services.
Miss Cynthia Doles went to Coldwa-
ter Friday to spend several days.
Mr.. w. +. Randolph is teaching the
Queen Valley School in district "a.
MIR. L. A. McNeal returned from Ills
lecturing tour Wednesday.
Mr.. IL. T. Snodderly has gone to Null
Vane to spend several days on business.
There will be peoples party picnic
at Sun City, on Thursday, the 18th.
Mr.. Rackley leaves today for KIowa
where he has reading circle of 100.
Mrs. Jerry Simpson went over to
Sharon yesterday to spend several days
visiting friends.
Br. ID. G. Book came in last week
from Chicago, with bran new lot Of
goods.
Mr.. l.. S. Smith has bought the build
ing occupied by Peterson Bros. at
Sharon.
Don't forget the old settlers picnic at
Ferguson's grove on Saturday the first
of October.
If you would like to know how to pay
your MORTGAGES in installments, SEE j.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
James Huffaker and DR.. Davis were
representing Sharon at AnthOny's fiZZle
Wednesday last.
Mrs. L. Fowler left last week for
Chautauqua COUNTY, where she will re-
main until spring.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. ID. Karr.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Free-coinage, by Judge Ellis, will be
the subject Oct. 9th, at Medicine Lodge
Meeting at night.
Mr.. David McReynolds has purchas-
ed the Anderson farm, about six miles
north of HaZelton.
A very pleasant evening was spent by
a large party of young people at Mr.
John Jesse's ON Sunday evening. They
met to converse and sing.
James McNeal of the Cresset force
was suddenly called to Tennessee Sat
urday on account of mis- father havinG
suffered from paralytic stroke.
Judge Ellis Will answer Anthony
argument on free-cOinage on the night
of the 9th of October, at Medicine
Lodge. Everybody is welcome.
A beautiful head of hair is the pride
OF woman, Any person can obtain
this by using Beggs' Hair Remover
Sold and warranted by j. r. YounI
and j. ID. Karr.
strawberry plants-Bubach No. 8
BurL's Seeding, Capt. Jack, Crescent
Downing and IrOnclad, IS cents pc
100, at j. l.. Brady's greenhouse, Med
iclne Lodge, Kansas. 15tf
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Geo. Hibbard, Thurs
day afternoon, September 18th. Al
members are requested to be present al
there will be work.
Isn't it a trife Inconsistent DaI
Pierce for commissioner on the demo
cratic ticket, a man who, probably, viii
not support another man but himsel
on the democrat ticket.
Mr.. VIM. Rogers, of Mumford, made
us a very pleasant call Monday. HI
tells OF an ex-state officer up there wht
boasts that they can slip in "niggers'
enough to carly the state.
Over three hundred dollars was rails
ed toward the salary Of preacher TO
the Christian church Saturday. Tn
congregation here and at Sharon inten'
to join together in hiring preacher.
The Western Plowman is one of tn
best agricultural magazines of tn
country, especially for the West. w
offer this, together with the Index, on
wear, for 81 .25, to all new subscribers
Mrs. Jerry simpson and son, Mis-
Hattie Jesse and Mrs. Scott Rubber
went to Attica, Saturday, to attend tn
rally. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jesse, MI
Ed. Post, and Gus. Schmidt also drOv
over.
Hazelton Express: Luther Moore
and family, who came here from Hal
per last spring, moved to Medicin
Lodge last Monday. Luther is a steady
energetic man, and we hope the chang
of residence will prove advantageous I
them.
Mr.. ID. NJ. RackleY has successful
established his circulating library, wit
about l25 members. From the manne
in which the books are being taken W
Judge that 1t is an undertaking tina
meets with great favor.
Hyaeinths, tulips, lilies and other ses
sOuable BULBS; roses, carnations, chrYt
anthemums, Ornamental and White
Blooming plants, In large variety
strawberry plants, flower pots, etc
ETC., for sale at lowest foreign competi
I've prices, Dy j. IL. BRADY, at the MEG
lcine Lodge Greenhouse 19tf
Another old time resident of Harpe
county comes into our Office and state
that the first officers of Harper count
were not interested in the bond-stea
We believe this 10 be correct, as tn
sheriff, by that appointment, was on
who is now a worthy and we'll know
resident of our county. NJ. McEnany, {
Sun City.
George w. Carton died at the home {
his father-in-law, II. d. Gaddie, soutl
east Of town, at 2o'clock, a. m, Thurs
day, September %, at the age of thiIt
years. He was taken i'll ten days az
with pleuro-pneumOnia, which resulte
in his death. He leaves a wife an
three small children, whose helpless