Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-18

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visiting L. w. Moore and wife.
If you want posts or wood call on
Fred Hardy at Davis &Davis.
Mr.. Chas Fair and +. Shoop of Klowa
were callers at the Hub yesterday.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. q
The committee desire to announce
that at the ball on the 9th, ladies will
not be charged.
Miss Jessie O'Bryan, We are pleased
to notice, has obtained position as as
sistant enrolling clerk of the senate.
Master Roy Moore has just recovered
from severe attack of measeIs. His
brother Harry is now Ill with the same
disease.
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property in Medicine Lodge will
please address J. d. Frazier, Cimarron,
Kansas.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G. Matthews near Lodi post Office
on Saturday, January 14th. DR.. Ko-
ciell in attendance.
WANTED-A new poem on snow.
Owing to the sunny nature of Kansas,
we had laid in but limited supply,
and we have run short.
We are sorry to learn that Uncle
Steve Dickerson, Of Elm Mills, is still
very low. His recovery has become
matter of serious doubt.
Uncle Frank Hickox returned We'd
nesday from his trip 10 Missouri. He
stopped a short time at Topeka, and
reports everything exceedingly lively
there.
Frank Haynes has taken his child to
Kansas City once more to be operated
on again for the goitre, which it seems
was not effectually cured by the first
operation.
Rev. Archer desires us to announce
that he will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday evening, on the subject
"Perils of the Nation" Everybody
cordially invited.
Mr.. J. H.. Williams is located at the
furniture store formerly occupied by
w. II. Odds, ready to do good work in
picture framing and repairing at
reasonable prices. SO
Carpet for sale, by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist church, 35 yards
good rag carpet at so cents yard.
Will sell part or all Of it. 1t may be
seen at Harmon's store. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Bairce are visiting with
the family of Mr.andMrs. Ecklor, in the
south west part of the county. The
former is brother of Mrs. Eklor, called
there by the illness of Mrs. Ecklor, his
sister.
Friend John Jesse says he is begin
ming to find out what curse it is to be
township trustee. He says every fell
low in the township has mud hole
somewhere in the road, that needs his
personal attention.
Mr.. VIM. Starkey and daughter. En-
ma, visited the Lodge yesterday. Mr..
Starkey says his daughter, Miss Mollie
one of our best teachers. is much pleas
ed with her school at Emporia where
she is in attendance.
You may always count on the nurser-
ymen as the harbinGers of spring.
Among others, are A. l.. Heavenridge
now in the city representing the Otta-
wa, one of the oldest and best estab-
lished nurseries in the West.
For Sale-A span of nice young
mares, small, both with foal and good
workers; also a nice young saddle horse
and one large mare, years old the
coming spring. also with foal. En-
quire of T.. Lee Bradley. I'm
John White was in town Sunday and
Monday, rejoicing over the pleasure (?)
he gave his republican friends by vOt-
ing straight ~ republican ticket. He
was one of the 700 you know, who
changed their minds on election day.
We have just received very friendly
letter from Eli Benedict containing
several very excellent extracts in sup
port of the position he has taken pollt-
ically. We regret that we are not able
to give them 70 our readers this week,
but will insert them next week, as they
are really excellent.
English Spawn Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshed from horses, blood spawn, curbs,
splints, ring bone, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore and swollen throat,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold by
j. d. Karr.
The committee on masks and cos
tunes, would like to hear from all
parties who intend to rent costumes
and masks for the coming bali on Jan.
9th. AS it is intended to make the
affair strictly En- Masque until II
clock, the committee would like to
know how many outfits to order from
the Kansas City Costumer. Please
| apply at once to ii. G.. Gould and 0. L.
Day, Committee.
We call your attention to the state
ment of the Citizens Bank, made to the
State bank commissioner on tho 3rd
inst. and published in this issue of the
INDEX. This bank occupies warm spot
in the hearts of the tax payers of Barber
county, both on account of the stand
they have always taken for the right
and the interests Of the people of the
county and for their fair and honest
dealings with all. at the time the
Citizens Bank bid five per cent for the
county money and offered to take all
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