Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-04-06
Mondays wind was no SLOUGH.

DR.. Gould now drives his own double
team.
The prAiries are showing pale green
color.
The soft maple trees are putting |
forth leaYes.
The Cashier" Wednesday, April 20, |
CoIson & Ously Comedy Co.
Remember the masquerade ball Fri
day night. Everybody invited.
Miss Jennie Currie arrived home last
Friday, from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Bones Wanted-Best price paid. E.
Martin, Photographer, Medicine Lodge.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest aud
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
1t seems that we have had our full
share of blustry, disagreeable days this
spring.
For Sale-A horse, buggy and set of
single buggy harness. Inquire at this
office.
DIR. Yant got home Sunday. For the
previous few days the city had been
without dentist.
Easter is on April 18th. Our weather
prophets say We need not look for good
weather until after Easter.
Rev J. NJ. Archer, the new pastor of
the Methodist church, has arrived, and
preached his first sermon Sunday morn
ing.
Cora Bennett, who was sentenced 20
six month in jail for killing VIM. Nor
ris, at Kiowa, last fall, was released
| yesterday morning.
Married, on Monday of last week, in
this city, by Rev. j. b. North, Charles
L. jackson and Miss Addie l.. Coff-
man, both of Elm Mills.
Mrs. Aug. Schmidt and the children
are on weeks visit to her mother in
the country. Gus is rustling for
"chuck" wherever he can find it.
CIV. Frisbey has traded for that fine
Norman stallion, Young Jim, and
wishes to notify his neighbors of the
fact. Don't make any arrangement
until you have seen MIR. Frisbey.
There will be an open meeting at
Franklin school house, in Valley town.
ship, Saturday night, April 9th. A
peoples party club will be organized.
Everybody is requested to attend.
A good farm Of 545 acres in Polk
county, Missouri, we'll improved, which
I wish to trade for good Barber county
land, improved or unimproved. For
q bargain address u. T. l. Burns, Hazel
ton, Kansas. 46-4t.
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
of best -four in exchange for a bushel
of wheat testing 60; S5 pounds of Crys-
tai, or 40 pounds of Clipper -four for a
bushel Of wheat testing go. -Four, bran
and shorts always OIL hand at the mill,
for sale or exchange. 13-tf
The fruit crop this year will be better
than last year. The trees were so over
loaded last year that but little good fruit
was ripened. This year the trees are
not blooming so profusely, and better
fl nit will result. The crop promises to
be as great as the trees ought to bear.
Cresset: 1.-The Paris anarchists have
again turned their Internal machines
loose, and considerable property was
destroyed. The reds" as they are
called are third party people of France. =
The peoples party men of Barber coun-
ty can absorb the above left-handed
compliment.
One of the best--one of the latest
one Of the last of the season-"The
Cashier''-Colson s. Ously Comedy Co
Don't fail to see the Continental band
parade on afternoon of Wednesday
April goth, then take in the play in the
evening. Tickets, Is and so cts. Re
served seats now on sale.
, Mr.. McNeal told the republican con
vention that republicans must work
more and talk less if they wish to SCI
victory perch upon their banners.
That's good, especially the latter part
! Talk less; yes great deal less. Such rot
as they give us in defending protection
and in claiming that we have enough
money in circulation is calculated tt
7 make votes for the third party. Yes
r. boys, talk less-just little bit.
], Died, in this city, April LIST, Mrs Sal
4 lie Smith, aged 26 years. She leaves /
: husband and two small children. The,
.. came here only few months ago, hop
= ing her health would be benefited
n While she was not robust, no immediate
o danger was apprehended, and 10 day
Q before her death she felt unusually
+. well. She was buried from the Christ
: ian church Sunday morning, Eide
n Nicholson preaching the funeral dis
course at II O'Clock. She was mem
IS Der OF the Christian church, and whel
" told that she had but few hours t
k live, quietly gave Instructions in regar
II to every detail Of her burial. A Christ
Il ian woman has gone to her reward.
I" Last Thursday vas an unusuall
warm day for this season Of the yeal
y About FIVE O'Clock in the afternOo
9 heavy clouds gathered and thunder an
y lightning were getting rather conspiC
. uous at six O'Clock. At seven O'Clock
o bad sand storm was on tap. At seve
u thirty heavy dash of rain fell, wit
y plenty of thunder and lightning. A
eight thirty all was quiet, though ther
were heavy clouds and the night wa
dark. Though there had been consit
= cradle rain and HAL, the air was sti
80 uncomfortably warm, and renamed S
:" till three O'Clock Friday morning, whe
% suddenly a violent wind set In and cor
I. tinued all night and till late Friday al
," karn0On