Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Hats hats! hats! for the ladies' at
Mrs. Higgins millinery store.
If you want first-class autioneer,
just address I'D. Post, Deerhead.
1t is rumoled that Simpson will be
home in couple of weeks.
Mr.. II. G.. Waltner and Mr.. Chas.
Hobbie were up from Kiowa, Monday.
Bring your old chairs around to ]. II.
Williams if you want them neatly re-
paired. 80
Write to Bailey andButman, Eldred
Kansas, If you waut fine short horn
bull. If
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day In order to be healthy this
10 necessary. 27
+. Leonardson, of Neosho Rapids,
will be here to organize a prohibition
party on the oath.
Don't let your teeth go any longer.
They need fixing and Dr. Yant is pre-
pared to tx them.
Mr.. j. L. Renfrew was one OF our
callers Saturday, and Ed. Post also
answered to roll call.
VIM. Garrison was in Friday to visit
friends and attend to some political
matters. He returned on the train.
Mr.. Joe Owens, who returned from
Missouri last week, says the whole
country up there was drenched with
rain.
AS Mr.. G. l. Humans residence
property approaches completion, it is
evident 1t will be beautiful addition
to our city.
The ladies have asked for a women's
column in the INDEX, which we cheer
fully grant. Address communications
to this Office.
VIII Maloy was up from Hardtner.
Wednesday last, as jOvial as ever. lie
was eudeavoring to get a new road
opened and succeeded.
W. p. Hardwick has purchased the
LovejOy -Glasscock building in Kiowa,
and will, after putting an addition to
1t, open it up as hotel.
Ifyou want organs go to L. T. Will
llams furniture store. He has them
all the wav from $45 to $500, to sell for
cash or by installments.
Mrs. Iouchin has given such universal
satisfaction that she was reelected
superintendent of the Methodist Sui
day school for another year.
For SALE spans of Kansas mares,
all weighing from 10 to II hundred.
Will take cash or good security or will
trade for cattle. j. NJ. DeLise. Agent.
Mrs. Arnot Hennessy, sister to Joe
Ovens, whose husband has been at
work here for short time, came up
from Hennessy, Oklahoma. They have
come to stay.
Mr.. Charley Palmer starts tomorrow
on business tour. He opens up at
ArgOnia, aud we hope he will meet
with success as rapidly as liquid light
ming will enable him to.
Mr.. j. III. Williams is giving the best
Of satisfaction to everyone who gets
him to mend furniture or frame pic
lures. He is rustler at the business.
Don't be bashful, give him a call If
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.
If the Hazelton Express will tell us
how there are sour grapes, sweet
grapes, cherries, pumpkins, squash or
oven hash in the Hazelton postofiice
for us, we would like to know it. Any.
thing eatable is welcome to an editor;
as we suppose you know from expert
ence.
The county normal will be held in
June this year instead of August.
This avoids the hot season OF the sum-
mer, when study is almost impossible
and gives the teachers time after at
tending the normal and securing GER
ticates to look after schools. A good at
tendance is desired.
Wanted-All kinds OF sewing, max
ing, repairing or cleaning of clothing.
Having served seven years as a dress
maker and tailoress in Sunderland,
England. am prepared to make any
thing from hemp carpet TO a baby IS
lace dress, or from q mans shirt to an
overcoat. Prices reasonable. Lizzie
Fishburn. AZ
The board of examiners last week
resumed their labors Wednesday morn
ing and found with the help. of the
treasurer, where they had credited him
too much. Pursuing their investiga-
tions they finally made him some $5C
short and made oath to their account
AS the treasnrer's books balance cor
rectly, the committee thought 1t must
be merely failure to enter some cash
items.
Lost, strayed or stolen, a valuable pin
the color of a sunfower. 1t has fallen
into our hands, but being an alliance
crank, we don't wear jewelry. 1t il
branded stand up for Kansas" al.
though we FIRST saw 1t lying in the dust
II Mr.. Stand. up will call at this Office
he nay have his brand. We don't want
It, 1t reminds us too much of pistol
swinger Higgins, boodler Leland. sledgt
hammer Douglass, rebel Hughes, odor
iferous Botkin and others of like ilk
Will some one please take 1t away.
DR.. Yant returned last week looking
tale and hearty after his long trip. He
visited Washington, Philadelphia and
other Important cities east. He says
Grover o. ered him cabinet position
but as he hatt steady employment OF
his own, while Growers job was only
tamnorary ha 90 Ncluded to declina