Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-07-20
A. T. & ST. L. Z. TINE CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.
llthers is recovering.

real estate. 5tf
Mrs. j. Z. Hall returned from her Wis
1t Friday last.
jim McNeal has returned and taken
up his place on the Cresset.
y pleasure party was given Saturday
night to the son OF Mr. John Dohrer.
Our syrups are strictly fine, and we
draw very cold Soda at Day 81 Rec
ord's 3tf
Nh, f.. ID. Lyon, general relief agent
of the Santa Fe, now has charge of the
depof.
Miss Jesse, whose hand was badly
hurt by a sky rocket on the Fourth, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Runyan returned
Friday from their visit In Missouri and
at Lawrence.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, SEE j..
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
MI. Dan. Kennedy has returned from
his trip to Pratt county where he has
Deen harvesting.
Mr.. Albert Robinson, Of Aetna, left
for Kingfsher Sunday, To spend several
days with relatives there.
The question now is whether Dad
Straw ID married or gong to be? Some
of our young men ought TO be ashamed.
Farmers Headquarters first door
north of the Il. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. E. M. Wood
ward. Aft
Mr.. Sherlock, who has purchased
Prof. Beeson's property, will shortly
open a marble store in the Gobeile
building.
Lutte Axline, left Thursday to attend
the blocks-of-twenty central commit
tee meeting at Topeka, and has re-
turned safely.
Judge Mckay, after hearing the case
from Kiowa, and overruling a motion
TO Dissolve the injunction, returned to
Attlca Sunday.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? Try Beggs' Hair Remover. 1t
acts like magic. Sold and warranted
by j. II. Young and j. ID. Kari. 8
Renters are beginning to look for
farms to rent. Ifparties having farms
to rent will leave their address at this
Office, we may be Of assistance to both
parties.
"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. Il. Young
and j. ID. Karr.
Mr.. Reeves, nephew of Judge Lacy,
who has been visiting his uncle several
days, left Thursday last to visit a broth
er in Stanton county, before returning
to his home in Indiana.
Mr.. IL. f. Root, representing the
Willis nursery, showed us his beauti-
full sample case. lie has sold over 500
worth in our town, and made several
sales through the country.
The case of State eX rel Boatman VS..
&. r. Greever, j. r., of Kiowa town
ship, was heard Saturday and taken
under Amusement. 1t was a motion to
dissolve a writ of prohibition.
Our city Touring mill is cow making
the best of flour, and Mr.. Weber is Of
fering to sell all grades of flour at the
lowest possible price. He guarantees
every sack of his flour. lie will also
exchange flour or other mill products
for wheat. Call and see HIM. 2
Mr.. Burnett returned Saturday even
ing looking much better, having gained
sent. He took a relapse in few hours
after arrival, however, and the doctors
were up with him all night Sunday
night. lie is improving now.
Married, on Tuesday, July 14th, 1892,
before Probate Judge Stevens, Walter
Maltby, of Harper county, and Miss
Sallie Muessen, of Cedar township.
These young people have long been
k uown in the respective neighbOrhoods,
An Il take with them the compliments
anu best wishes of all their friends.
MT. e. w. Barnes, brOther.in-law OF
w. VI. Thompson, is giving Barber
county visit. He is from Louisburg,
Miami county, Kansas. He is an out
and out, through and through peoples
party man, and says Miami county is
coming now in solid phalanX, assisted
by new editor, Mr.. Mccarthy, one Of
the successful journalists Of Kansas.
The entertainment to he given 10y the
I p6ies of st. Marks Guild, at the Grand
ho.tei Wednesday evening, July 9th,
will NJ doubt, be q very pleasant affair.
Miss Lulu Hahn, Mrs. Henry O'Brien,
Miss Lena O'Bryan and MIR. l.. j. Clark
will render some bne selections of vocal
and instrumental music. Ice cream
and cake will be served. Every one in
vited.
We owe an apology TO the alliance in
general and to Mr.. +. +. Mullen IN par
ticular, for failing to insert his name
among the list of officers chosen at the
annual meeting. Mr.. Mullen was re-
elected business agent, and is prepar-
ing we understand TO make his agency
more efficient than ever before, and he
desires the patronage and cooperation
every true alliance man.
The wheat crop reports from Kiowa
are simply tremendous. MIR. Charley
Fair, three miles northwest of Kiowa.
threshed one-half of his wheat which
went as bushels To the acre. Mr.. Nc
Gee, neighbor has still better wheat.
and thinks he will set 50 bushels TO the
acre. Those who have seen il claim
that Sam1 Ash in the same neighbor-
hood is the finest IN the county. Mr..
Allison, still farther this way has two
rows he is threshmg down one side and
MP ths Otheg. Can anybody beat this
in q small field. A ride from Medicine
Lodee to Kiowa would be perpetual