Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-29

Northern grown seed potatoes Sl.0
per bushel at w. II. Harmon & Co.
All Parties using water should renew
their contracts on or before April 18th.
Mrs. J. w. Potes was able to ride
out Sunday for the first time this win
ter.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. 81
If you want to see dandy" sewing
machine just call on Dave Gregg, and
look at the Domestic.
For the largest stock, lowest prices.
and latest designs in wall paper 60 to
w. II. Harmon & Co.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by WOolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. d. Kari
a sale of the effects of the late NJ
Farley northeast OF Sharon is advrrt =
ed for Thursday, March goth.
An entire new line OF booklets and
cards, especially selected for schoa! ard
birthday gifts. at =. o. Book Store
If you want dress made right d.
not fail to call on Mrs. L. /. Leach,
two doors north of Williams furniture
store.
Medicine Lodge has no end of grit
just now. Our commissioner of water
works, Mr.. Chase, has been flushing
the pipes.
w. w. Hull, the popular clerk. who
so recently suffered such terrible mis-
fortune, has returned, and will resume
his duties at Mr.. Southworth's.
KIowa Journal: stand up for Kio-
wa by standing up for the merchants"
Why not stand up for Kiowa, by
telling the truth about your visitors.
MIR. Shirley, from Nickerson has
come to assist his brother in his new
store, on the west side of main street.
They have new stock and are getting
a fair trade.
Horsemen, do not forget to see Black
ford's standard bred trotting stallion.
He must be seen to be appreciated, as
he has to keep hum tied with ball and
chain. His book is nearly full.
The citizens ticket will soon be filled
out. They say they are IN the field to
stay. They say the issue is clear-cut,
the finlng of joints. practically licensing
in disrespect for the law; or their sup
preston.
The Crazy Supper" of the Y. z. 5.
G. E. of the Christian church on Fri
day evening, March 3lst. Admission
10 cents; supper Is cents. Admission
into the mseum cents. Supper from
6 10 o'clock.-Committee.
DR.. Irwin, Mr.. Gamble and w. G.
Afford are Hazelton candidates for
postmaster. Afford is the "stalwart"
of the group, to which class, of course,
Cleveland owes undying gratitude for
working for the republican ticket.
We were informed last week that e.
S. JObes was made treasurer of a new
building and loan association. He has
corrected the statement and we take
this opportunity to announce that he
has no connection with it and does not
intend to have.
There were handed to us this week
several communications on the tenn
perance question. We would like to
open a column or two for short c,mmu
nications on this and OJher subjects
the more condensed the commu-
nicatiOn, the better We are less liza
BILE to be compelled to omit them.
Wanted-All kinds Of sewing, max
ing, repairing or cleaning OF clothiu@.
Having served seven years as dre.s
maker and tailoress in Sunderland,
England. am prepared to make any
thing from hemp carpet TO baby's
lace dress, or from a mans shirt to an
overcoat. Prices reasonable. Lizzie
Fishburn. AZ
Mr.. J. z. Wallace, one of our popu-
lar teachers from Eldred, in company
with one of our patrons and one of
Barber county's best citizens made us
q pleasant call Saturday. When our
friends from distant parts of the coun-
ty come to the Hub, we like to have
them give rye editor" call, whether
you owe us anything or not.
We have covered our devoted head
with sack cloth and ashes. The lady
we called Mrs. Gunter in last weeks is
sue is simply Miss; and if we were
not travelling down the broad highway
of life in double harness we would hint
also good looking and bright. All 9TH
or errors are pardonable, but such
one as this requires special penance.
DIR. and Mrs. Moore are recovering
from the shock and excitement caused
by their fall from the buggy last week
when their team ran away. The run
away was caused by one of the horses
plunging while they were going down
the bank crossing Cedar creek, and
jerking the buckle through the ring on
the saddle of the harness, thereby being
beyond control.
The College Hill alliance met OH Fri
day the oath, and elected the following
officers: President, j. B. Ware; secre-
tary, o. Il. Lockwood; treasurer, G. w.
Triton; lecturer, j. L. Turner. The al
lance has made calculations on regu-
lar meetings with literary exercises.
Three new members were voted on and
will be initiated at the next meeting on
Friday night next.
The temperance meeting at the court
house Saturday evening drew out
large crowd. A number of Rotations
and literary exercises and speeches
were INDUCED in. Sister Nation wish