Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Z. o. Box 300, San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs Gamble, county superintendent
Is i'll. Mrs. DeLisle is acting in her
stead
If you want horse bills for the COM
Ing season, come to the INDEX and get
the best.
G. G. Hudson of the Kiowa Review
made our Office short call, Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Dennit is still abroad upon our
streets as though lie were not wanted
In Nebraska.
Mr.. j. +. Wallace, who is teaching
at Eldred, made the burg call Satur-
day and Sunday.
vi. Old has choice lot Of heaters
he would like to trade for cook stoves.
Sell Ior cash. 80.
Mr.. John Singer informs vi that Jno.
Dollar has purchased a $50 dollar horse
to ride into the strip with.
The Maple Grove school house near
HaZelton, which was recently burned.
was well insured and will soon be re-
built.
DIR. Bonnell, who is teaching near
Sharon, aired his visage in the Hub,
Saturday, all yelled in his usual pleas
ant smile.
Its an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" That's what the coal men say.
Anyhow, it's another i'll wind that
struck us Monday morning.
Mr.. Frank Shell has completed his
school IN the Stockstill district. The
spring term will begin in few weeks.
Mrs. Hahn will be the teacher.
For Sale-At my place, 6 miles south
east of Medicine Lodge, seven hundred
bushels of fine barley for seed. Sam
pie at Burnett's store. Lewis Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shelly were up
from Kiowa Monday and Tuesday,
looking for house. Mr.. Shelly, we
understand, intends to locate here, in
the real estate business.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble & Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
For SALE-A fine, large three-year
old Clydesdale mare, we'll broken, will
take in exchange a medium sized, we'll
built black pony, guaranteed to be
good roadster. Address IL. A. Beals,
Sharon, Kans.
The Barber county annual Sunday
school convention will be held at the
Presbyterian church at Medicine Lodge
on Thursday and Friday, the Ord and
oath OF February. The program is ex-
tensive and interesting.
Express: Ed. Botleman, 7 miles
northeast of town, and Miss Abbie
Lambert were married at Anthony. on
Thursday, Feb. 2nd. They are desery-
ing young people, and have many
friends who join us in extending con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
Newt. Lawrence, mayor of Forest
City, was in town Saturday. He says
the city council have closed all the
Joints; and II. V. Cant will take up
his permanent residence at the hub
the latter is not however, it may be
well to explain, in the joint business.
Mr.. Thomas IIogard has advertised a
sale of all his effects IN Barber county,
horses, farmtOOls, furniture etc, to take
place at the W. II. IIogard ranch, on
Monday, Feb. 18th. Mr.. HOgard in
tends to return to his old home in Cass
county, Mo-. where he has fine farm,
well improved, and where he thinks he
can afford to spend the remainder of
his DAYS.
n short note from VIM. Garrison
states that we may Just give David
Nation credit for being one of the mean
est liars in Barber county, for none but
a wIlful mean liar could have penned
such an article. lie never belonged to
or voted with the Union Labor party;
and never called democrat a rebel
since the war. We would say further
that Mr.. Garrison voted tor man for
senator who has pledged himself to the
most important Of the alliance princi.
pies.
We were much surprised the other
day, and pleasantly surprised to find
ourselves face to face once more with
an old time resident of Barber county.
Mr.. Mark Moore. Mr.. Moore had been
located az Denver for several years.
While he likes the country and climate
there, he says everything is monOpoliz-
ed by few who are wealthy. and it is
not an advantageous location for a poor
man. "tf ! had known how Barber
county was going 10 turn out" said Mr..
Moore, II meyer should have left"
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