Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-09-07
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AOO i 1bAO i Os and complete abstract
call ON A. NJ. HOUCHIN. He has the only re-
liable and complete set of Abstract Books in
Barber county. 30
Don't forget Mingona to.morrow.

AuO mccGlnU dI hOuuUups Ou Luo j IN,
will be changed to the 10th.
Mr.. Musgrove sends his best wishes
for the whole peoples party ticket.
Mr.. l.. S. Smith, of Sharon, was In
town Wednesday last on business.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
Roy Hall went to Boonville, Mo-, last
week to enter the Kemper military
school.
The republican club met Saturday
night but had not enough present to
organize.
Among Sharon's sick list are Mrs.
VIM. HOyt, Mrs. Adam Bahr and Mrs.
Elliot, all improving.
Tom Watson's celebrated book,
Revolution, not a revolt" Is on our
table for inspection. Lester Simpson
agent.
Farmers Headquarters first door
north of the z. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. Z. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
Miss Lottie Hitchcock, of Guthrie,
Ok, is visiting Misses Minnie and
Clara Minick. She arrived last Friday
Window plants in large variety, fine
condition and very cheap, at j. l., Bra
dy's Greenhouse, Medicine Lodge,
KANSAS. 15tf
The revival services in Sharon result
ed in 80 new members being added to
the church.
Mr.. Allen Herr, was suddenly called
home Friday last, by sickness in the
family, his step-father, Mr.. Sommers.
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock Of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. r. Young and j. D.
Karr.
Mr.. Frank Kramer, of Ohio, cousin
to Mrs. Jake Walstad and Mrs. August
Schmidt, is spending several days here
on visit.
Born, to the wife of Thos. Salisbury.
of Sharon, on Friday last, ten pound
boy. Tom needs another helper in his
shop, you see.
Mr.. Jno. johnson, proprietor of the
EnnfroI n:
day and Saturday looking after his
wheat crop.
The Wilson farm on Elm creek was
sold by Cook s. Palmer last week to G..
II. and 1. N. McAdoo. The trade in
cludes $50 acres.
Miss Emma Hill, of Sharon, departed
Friday last for Wichita, where she will
complete her course In school and grad
uate this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn made a visit to
Sharon Monday, making calls on Mr..
Daugberty. VIM. Brown and others of
their old neighbors.
a new wheat. the Golden Coin, a
cross between Velvet Chaff and Fultz.
Samples at Cook & Palmer's. For sale
by Eli Benedict. 15tf
For Sale-15O, 900 brick at Sun CITY.
For further information inquire of NJ.
II. Clements, Sun City, or T. L.. Lind
ley, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 7-I9
Wellington Tyler, who is helping care
to~ a herd of cattle in the territory
writes under date of the first, that the
soldiers have begun to move them west.
Mrs. Belle Brown departs in a few
DAYS for st. Louis, where she will pur-
chase for the coming season, new
stock of fall and winter millinery goods
Chas. Palmer, left last week for Man
kota, Kansas, where he joins a comedy
company. He will take part on the
stage and play slide trombone with the
band. Success to him.
Fred Ellis departed Monday for Law.
renee, where he will attend the State
University. Fred is bright young
man and we have no fears in saying ht
| Will make good showing.
Roses. carnations, chrysanthemums
geraniums, cOleus. begOnias, ETC., il
fine condition and very cheap, at J. L
Brady's greenhouse, Medicine Lodge
Kansas. Call and see them. 15tf
Down, is the tone of the wheat mark
ct, and there are as yet no favorable in
dications. We do not care to adylse in
this matter, but it is hard for us to SCI
how much can be lost by holding.
The medicine Lodge township dele
fates to the peoples party county con
vention will meet at the courthouse or
SATURDAY. the tenth at two o'clock in &C
| journed session to name township ticl
ct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Root formerly o.
Mlngona, returned Saturday to spend
few weeks among their many friend
and relatives at their old home, VIII,
will all be rejoiced to see them ono
more.
Attica Tribune: Frank Carver ha
shipped 81 car loads of water melons OF
his patch south OF town. He begal
shipping off his 100 acre patch near An
thony this week, and has sent out tire
and four car loads per day."
MrGarrison wrote from his old hons
IN Missouri, where a family reunio
was being held. He had the pleasur
of hearing Mr.. Leonard, during mis- eau
vass and expresses his surprise at th
avidity with which the old line moss
hackers received the new gospel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon returned Sal
urday last, Mr.. Harmon from Chicago
where he had been on business, an
Mrs. Harmon from Colorado Springs
where she has been during the hot sea
son. But she is glad to get back t
Barber again and says she came bac
for her health.
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