Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Wheat is everywhere reported as looI

.l ing school in
the
Take note 81 what George Sellers in
his new al proposes to do.
Judge Funk was on the street again,
Monday spinning few yarns.
II you want a frst-class autioneer,
just address Ed. Post, Deerhead.
Mr.. j. Z. Hall is recovering from his
dangerous attack OF pneumonia.
Don't fail to call at w. Ii. Harmon
q Co., and see their new spring goods.
Bring your old chairs around to J. IL.
Williams if you want them neatly re-
paired. 80
w. b. McAdoo fell from scaffcld
near Coates and hurt himself a few
days ago.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Rouse, Wednesday atterno on,
March 18th.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary. 7
Rev. Archer, his congregation are
happy to learn, has been returned to
the Medicine Lodge charge.
Three nominees OF the Citizens tick.
ct have declined to accept. viz: s. p.
Coan, l.. L. Williams and DIR. Moore.
The presence of the street grader
and agitation for closing the dives is a
certain evidence that spring has come.
A grand good time is what the guests
called that oyster supper at Chas. F.
Wares near Crisfeld, on Wednesday
evening last.
Miss Clara Groendycke finished her
school at Roundup week before last,
and returned to Grace Hill, Iowa, to
spend the summer.
If you want organs go to L. L. Will
liams furniture store. He has them
all the way from $45 to $500, to sell for
cash or by installments.
The Woman's Equal Suffrage associa-
ton Will meet at Mrs. Nixon's at three
o'clock next Saturday afternoon. All
members are urged to be present
Mr.. John Runyan Saturday was Gil
culatinO petitition for tho onnoint-
ment Of j. Is. Stockstill as postmaster
at 'rolaOo Ue obtainod or;to 800
Der of signers.
Miss Hessie Renfrew finished her
school last week. near Deerhead. and
is stopping with her sister. Mrs w.
man DeGeer. Her mother also came
in for a short visit.
Mr. II ,vu;a,,s
or s..;.c.,.,,.,. 49, $500. ,"h ,'o DesU
hir '..n t."i.ara or frame pic
tur rat The business.
Doc him call. If
WHY pay I'D for wrou0bt steeIe
RANGES of aoants TRAVELLING tbrouo,,
the country. when Noble s. Case will
sell YOU one for $500 with sevantaan
gallon hot wafer tank all comn,o,o
' "' E'iiotC VINO attempted sui
bling. on the comn,aipt oF Mrs Dov;d
Nation. Mr.. Elliott saams to ha IN .
hard row OF stumps Int IN tbia ease no
was acouited before ,Souira Couoron
on Monday and the complainant has
the costs IN nav
TIC c"he Walk gwen Dy the Sons OF
No'ol"',9 riiu"y NiHnt was quite
ouIoo'o lii"', 'r, soc,"'ly' aud every
and nothing occurred to mar the Meas.
ure of the evening. Perhaps the han.
piest couple that captured a cake were
the twins of Mr.. Lands.
m ~
,nae " ySni~S thursday
o'onh ,"'T S"'o C,uiy oiokaD' JAIL
!uo. ~ ,' Sno : Sn."n '.o'o'9; vi COURSE
~ VOC IN ~ 80, 90 SulP','o, anu VI
60 ~ n.;S.o u ~ ~ ou" Oo-
$50" p.opoU Cn0 0"ppo'
that only Mr.. Bristow can Give. Mrs.
f. w. Hill was the same ev sninO made
n member of the sisterhood
MI hoiOert Oole stopped IN Wednes'
uay 10 oluer Ihe INDEX 70 MS ADDRESS,
1oioRa' OKlshoma. lie Is well pleased
WIN the prospects IN the new country
he leIC Win us CEDAR snlngle manu-
Iactnred at IoloGa. IL looks as though
IL would serve ltS purpose 10 perfectlon
Delng heaVy ana OF a WOOD that Will
not warp. Hob says there is almost no
limit TO the supply OF cedar.
Asa rumor has spread blaming Mr..
Southworth for selling younp Elliott
laudanum. It is but fair to state that
we have seen the entry which the law
reonires for one ounce of landannm
for tooth ache over what annaars to no
Mr. EIliott's sionature Snch a trans.