Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.
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ing with his parents, at Alex, l. Il.
For everything pertaining to Sewint
Machines, go to Gregg's Gun Store. 3.
w. 5. Bergman made a flying trip t.
Elk City last week returning Monday
DR.. L. i. Hughes, of Kansas City
was in town last Thursday and Friday
Write to Bailey and Butman, Eldred
Kansas, if you want a fine short-horu
bull. n
Remember the stockholders meeting
on the nth. a full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. Field left, Wednesday, for an
extended visit with friends, at Rock
Island, III.
The supreme court overruled the mo-
ton for a rehearing in the VIM. II.
Sparks VS.. ThOs. l.. Sparks case.
b. w. Key and j. W. Metz, Kiowa
merchants, were doing business with
the commissioners, Saturday last.
Mr.. A. e. French desires, through
the INDEX, to thank the friends who
assisted him during the late sickness
and death of bis wife.
John McGregOr, Of Eldred, deposIted
one dollar with us last Friday. John
IS one of our subscribers who Keeps far
In advance. Thanks.
Ashland Journal. Ed Sample came
from Medicine Lodge Monday evening
TO represent the railroad in the case
against Lowry and Miller.
Harper Advocate: Clarence Martin.
OF Roundup, Barber county, who has
ceen reviewing IN the teachers DEPART
ment at the college, returned to his
home Tuesday.
Tologa Citizen: w. j. Underwood
and son started for Barber county.
Kansas, to commence harvesting. the
first of the week, and will be absent for
some time.
The Empire Cordage Co. broke the
prices five years ago in their fight with
the American Co. and they are still
Keeping up the racket. Send your or
ders to Champaign, III. 81
Prof. f. +. Kelley will deliver lee
ture to the normal students on next
Friday evening, at the Presbyterian
church. All are cordially invited to
come out and hear him.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through |
the country, when Noble 81 Case will |
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
English Spawn Linlment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshed from horses, blood spawn, curbs, |
spllnts, ring bone, sweeney, stiles, |
sprains, sore and swollen throat. |
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full bIemish cure ever known. Sold by
j. ID. Karr.
Walter l.. Russ, secretary of the
Waits Aid Society, at Topeka, came
down last Friday, bringing with him, a
bright little boy, about six years old,
and left it with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II amilton, where the child will have a
good and pleasant home. The wait
has been under the tender care of the
society for the past two years.
You're going to the Fair? There are
many alleged guides" in which geo.
graphy is distorted, distance wiped out,
and location falsely shown because
they are merely advertisements of some
scheme" hack line.
lash-house or railroad. The only Vest
Pocket Map of Chicago and the Fair.
genuine geography with INDEX to
Railroads, Depots and
prominent Institutions; which tells the
ruth about all because dependent on
none, mailed on receipt of 10 two cent
stamps, by the Matthews Northrup Co..
Buffalo.
Hazelton Express: Wednesday night
about o'clock, a boy, giving his name
rs llartzelI, about fifteen years old, was
arrested by Marshal Brown, for cutting
picket rope, and otherwise acting
'usplciously. lie had a good pow,
saddle, bride, gun and some clothing.
and SAID his father was at FL Reno, and
his mother six miles west of Medicine
Lodge, and lie had been TO see his
mother. and was on his way back to
Oklahoma. lie said he traded for the
pony at Kings ranch, twenty miles
northwest of llennesy. When the
marshall caught him he had taken taken
he saddle off his pony, and cut the
'ope off of Mr.. Tharp's horse, and saws
ne wanted To tie his pony to the rope.
lie Is not very bright lad and tells all
kinds of stories. lie will be held until
lis folks are heard from.
Quite an excitement was created last
Friday, 10y a little fray that occurred at
Harmon II Cos. store. II seems that
here was some difficulty between +. 1.
Leach, one of the clerks, and Pete Mel
Ton, hand working in Simpsons Iiv-
Try stable, in rega d to hat purchased
~ the latter. After some words, the
parties brought their pugilistic procliv-
ties into play. Nelson getting the
worst of the combat, went across the
street to the stable and secured his re-
'Olyer, fired two or three shots I'm the
itaDle, aud went out and ordered those
standing IN front of the store, to go in :
Tide or he would shoot. Nelson then
mounted horse and left town. CITY
Marshal Gano also mounted a horse
md started in pursuit. 1t was some
little time before it could be ascertained
n what direction Nelson went, but
inally he was discovered going north
vest. Mr.. GanO overlook him about
our miles from town. Nelson then