Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-25
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Mr.. Jas Davis is still about the same,
his health being little improved.
Mr.. w. w. shumate, of Tologa, 1. T.
registered at the Central, Monday.
The measles and the fear thereof is
keeping many children out of school.
Mr.. NeWell's Injuries are repol ted
serious, three ribs being badly broken.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. q
Miss. Lizzie Fishburn does all kinds
of cleaning and repairing of clothing of
all kinds. At
Mr.. r. V. Cant went to Hazelton,
Monday, to look at some cattle he con-
templates buying.
The infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Willie Matthews, died Saturday night
about 2 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble drove in from
Hazelton, Friday evening, bringing
Sheriff DObsOn with them.
Burnett is your old reliable groceral-
ways on hand and accommodating.
Don't fail to patronize him.
Attica had stirring sermon Sun
day before last, by Rev. McWilliams.
He gave it practical application.
Byron Spurrier, merchant at Isabel.
has been seriously i'll with fever, his
child and grandfather are also ill.
The Willing Workers Will meet at
the parsonage Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. LIST. Mrs. Ii. f Noble, Sec'y.
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property in Medicine Lodge will
please address j. i. Frazier, Cimarron,
Kansas.
Mr.. L. L. O'Brian returned Friday
from Topeka, in good spirits. His
daughter, Jessie, is much pleased with
her position there.
Milt Clements, our old time resident,
has succeeded in reaching the goal of
his ambition, and is now door keeper
the house at Topeka.
Mr.. J. D. Hahn moved last week into
portion of Mr.. Newland's residence
near Sharon. He will move on his
farm the first of March.
The dramatic theatrical club of Sha-
ron Will give an entertainment soon
that will be worth listening to. 1t is
entitled the Danger Signal"
Cathcart and Gordon's thresher was
crippled last week, also Mr.. Cathcart's
buggy. Cath is still in the ring howev-
er, though slightly distigured,
Mr.. Garrison saws he wants every pa
per IN the state to tell how one of the
republican election judges, deliberately
changed tickets in one of the counties.
Mr.. J. II. 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
Don't forget that the impression that
the whole strip is to be opened in so
acre lots, is a mistake. AS the bill
passed the house, this clause applied to
the eastern third only.
Carpet for sale, by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Baptist church, 35 yards
good rag carpet at so cents a yard
Will sell part or all of it. 1t may be
seen at Harmon's store. $50
There is much complaint on our
streets because those who have hlther-
TO used their rights or any of them in
the past will not be permitted 10 prove
up land in the new country.
Messrs. Hall. Dobson, Axline, Noble,
O'Bryan, Burnett and Field were
among our departures for Topeka Sun
day. Topeka seems determined to run
opposition TO the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago.
For Sale-A span of nice young
mares, small, both with foal and good
workers; also nice young saddle horse
and one large mare, years old the
coming spring, also with foal. En-
quire of G.. Lee Bradley. I'm
! Mr.. Bert Young who, in company
with his uncle, Mr.. Neece, was charged
with stealing wheat from Lee Corson's
granary, was cleared of the charge. II
being shown that he did not partici pate
in taking tie wheat.
Services will be held at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening
The subject in the morning will bt
PRAYER" in the evening "Romanism
Services will hereafter be held on the
second and fourth Sundays of eacE
month.
Mr.. j. Achenbach and l.. BuckwalC
registered at the Usage Monday, from
Hardner. Mr.. Achenbach is one wht
has enough faith in Barber county t.
set out an orchard of 400 or 500 trees
He persists in trying, though the rabbits
and insects have hitherto been un
friendly TO his efforts,
Mr.. Dennet, living southeast of town
was arrested the other day by sheriff
from Nebraska on the charge of forger,
preferred in that state. He applied
. Saturday to the probate court for /;
writ of Habeas Corpus. Hearing wa
set for Monday. The case is now be
ing heard, but not yet decided.
English Spawn Liniment removes al
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 on
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full hlemish cure ever known. Sold b
j. ID. KarR.
, Dave McAdoo was in town Saturda
+ friskIng around in an unaccountabl