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

want fine pair of Shoes cheap.
DIR. Yant has returned and you know
he is able to do first-class dental work.
For everything pertaining to Sewing
Machines, go to Gregg's Gun Store. 81
We still see few wolf scalps wend-
ing their way to the county clerks
office.
Mr.. Buffers has been giving few
concerts at the Presbyterian and Meth
odlst churches.
Miss Matte Karr is reported improv.
ing, and her friends have hopes that
she will soon recover.
If you want to see dandy sewing
machine just call on Dave Gregg, and
look at the Domestic.
Itch, on human or ANIMALS, cured in
30 minutes by Woolfords Sanitary L0-
ton, Sold by J. d. Karr.
An entire new line OF booklets and
cards, especially selected for school and
birthday gifts. at p. o. Book Store.
Mr.. J. L. rarely was one of our call
ers last week. He was closing up the
administration of his fathers estate.
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock OF all kinds Sold and
warranted by J. r. Young and j. D.
Karr. 8
Married, on Sunday last, before the
Probate Judge. Sterling Brown and
Miss Mollie Williams, both of this
place.
Wanted-In exchange for a good
WORK horse weighing 1000 pounds. two
good mich cows. Inquire of c. l..
Brattajn.
The improvement on some of our
roads speaks well for the township
trustee. The road east to Sharon needs
some attention also.
Mr.. Oh Boyd came up from Kiowa,
yesterday, having been down on BUSH
ness, and perhaps meDding few polit-
zeal fences as he went along.
There will be baptising at the pond
east Of town Sunday at 2:3O, conducted
by the Free Methodists. Preaching in
the hall Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. Guy Sparks and Mrs. j. L.White,
children Of Richard Sparks, came in
from California, on Monday; also Mr..
o. G. Rogers, his son-in-law, from Be
atrice, Nebraska.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Martin is quite flattered
that so many heard Of his appointment
as assistant attorney general before he
knew it himself. He is still waiting
for the appointment.
DIR. j. r. Mckee, of Harper, is pre-
pared to give entire satisfaction at rea-
sonable rates for all kinds of dentistry.
Office at the Grand hotel on the 26th,
and will remain days.
For sale Two fine Missour-bred
short-horn bulls four or five years old,
and IN first-class order. Pedigrees can
be furnished. Address Bailey and But
man, Eldred, Kansas. If
Mr.. II. c. Hull, living near Kiowa,
and Miss Olive Mccoy were married at
the residence of the brides parents in
this city, Sunday last. The pastor Of
the Presbyterian church officiated. We
extend our best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Owens desire to ex-
press their thanks to their many friends.
for assistance rendered during the final
sickness of Mrs. Owens mother. There
were many kindnesses shown and they
were highly appreciated.
Cottage prayer meetings every Mon
day night, south of the railroad. e. Les,
son for Mission Sunday school for next
Sunday is the life of Moses in Egypt.
Come children, and others, learn the
fear of the Lord which is the beginning
of wisdom. 4. q. BY this notice. make an
appeal to the mothers especially of our
town, to assist III clothing the Lord S
little ones. ANY caSt-off, or second
hand garments needed-CarrieNation.
The board Of county commissioners
adjourned Saturday. having disposed
of an unusual amount of business.
VIM. Higgin, who was in jail merely
boarding out costs was discharged. r.
A. Cameron, as attorney inthe tax sale
cases was dismissed. Steps were taken
to prevent exhorbitant pauper bills in
| the future. A number of road petitions
were granted, and other matters of
minor Importance disposed of.
The Lew and Lottie Waters Refined
Novelty Co. at Thompson's opera
house, Friday evening, April 2Sth.
This entertainment is strictly first
class. Music and farce comedy, every
| thing new and original. AS this VIII
probably be the last entertainments of
the season our play goers can not af-
ford to miss seeing Lew and Lottie
Waters in their famous specially work.
| Reserved seats on sale at d. & Rs.
Isn't the Cresset a little absurd in
whining so much because they couldn t
| get the county printing at loss? Now
everybody knows, dear boys, how eager
you have been to give the county some
thing for nothing. You've always been
on that side, you know; even in the
case OF county bridges. How disap-
pointed you are that you couldn't turn
your Office over to the county as free
gift. Really, it's heart-rendlDg. To
have your public spirit wounded in that
way Is ingratltude, indeed, and ingrati-
tude is the worst of crimes. And while
you thus suffer because of the pearls of
generosity you have foolishly thrown
before ungrateful swine, how cruel of
us to exult. But we love work; all men
love work; pay has nothing to do with
their love for work. So we rejoice at
this addition to our duties, though the
salary we get land we really do get !,
salary, despite our poverty,) may still