Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Subscribers for the INDEX and the
Western Plowman, for S1.25.
The grandview school, taught by Will
Galloway will not begin until the 18th.
w. IL. Old has choice lot of heaters
he would like to trade for cook stoves,
sell for cash. 80.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. ID. Karr.
Mrs. Runyan and Mrs. j. p. Hall re-
turned from their trip to Missouri,
last week. Their sister returned with
them.
The Wichita Beacon has been a true
friend OF the peoples cause. We would
be pleased to take subscriptions for 1t,
both daily and weekly.
For Sale-At my place, miles sou tn
east of Medicine Lodge, seven hundred
bushels of fine barley for seed. Sam
pie at Burnett's store.
If Lewis Thompson.
Eli Benedict has for sale at his place
fine lot Of male hogs of Poland China
stock at So and 81 each. If you want
choice stock corne and see them. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Pinkerton returned
Sunday from their visit to Kingman,
where they have been for two weeks
among friends, and having delightful
time.
Uncle Dick Sparks shipped a carload
OF hogs Saturday. He says hogs are
fine. Five and one half and six cents
can be paid here, but they are rather
scarce.
Perry Hill was in Saturday, as talk
alive, buoyant and good natured as
ever. He briggs a stir Of enthusiasm,
lite and good Will with HIM which makes
him always a welcome visitor.
Why pay $6S.OO 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.
Attica Tribune: "a. A. Peterson,
Of the ilrm of Peterson Bros, of this
city, returned Monday from Baden,
La, where he was engaged in putting
electrical machinery in n sugar mill !"
For SALE-A fine, large three year
old Clydesdale mare, we'll broken, will
take in exchange a medium sized, well
built black pony, guaranteed to be
good roadster. Address IL. A. Beals,
Sharon, Kans.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? DO not get discouraged and say
it cannot be stopped. Beggs Hair Re-
newer will effectually stop it. We give
/ positive guarantee with every bottle.
~ j. r. Young and j. d. Karr. 3
theirs. G. b. Wiley is canvasslng in the
snD for two good books. "Talmages
tour drought the Holy Land" and
columbus and Columbia" are already
well known in literary circles, and the
names of their authors guarantee books
worth reading.
Francis NJ. Comstock, student of
the medical schools of Heidelburg and
Paris, in Europe, is at YOung's drug
store doing good business. He is an
eye and ear specialist of rs years eX
perience. Or. Glenn of Harper, ac-
companies him.
The talk about Mr.. Rowley's being
Ineligible TO the Office of COM
missioner because of his position as
trustee at the time Of his election is
bOsh. All the law requires is that he
shall not hold trustee or any other Office
at the time of his qualification. Those
people who want to be sticklers on this
matter had better recall the fact that
Mr.. Cool held a township Office which
he did not resign until after he had
qualified as commissioner.
Uncle Billy Brown, one of the staunch
friends of the INDEX and the reform
movement, came in Saturday to renew
acquaintance and give us words Of cheer
for the new year and the entire future.
We feel like returning our profound
thanks for the very cordial manner In
which Uncle Billy and al our other
friends, congratulate the INDEX and
its editor upon our recent good fortune.
We hope our conduct may be such as
TO retain your personal interest and
confidence as we have in the past.
A letter from our genial friend Rob-
ert Gibson, from Anderson, Indiana,
encloses the subscription price of the
INDEX. Thanks, Bro. Gibson. He
sends his best regards to all his en-
quiring. friends, and assures us that
while he may not return to Kansas, he
will never 90 back on the state of sun
flowers and sunshine. lie also asks
as If we had any deaths caused by the
landslide. Many, brother. Political
scalps and political corpses are strewn
on every hand and some of them are be
coming odorous; others. like Chester,
are still exceedingly Lively corpses. Be
sides the slain, many are badly disfig-
ured though still In the ring. Many
more are scared to death for fear they
will get hurt; for the Band of Gideon is
abroad in the land.
Louis Fades, one OF the truest friends
of the INDEX stopped in with MIR. Hut
aon his ncighbor just over the line in
KiugInan, on Thursday last. and gave
aus au interesting description of last
springs hail storm in his section 81
miles south of Nashville. The center
of the storm seemed TO be Mr.. Fades
farm and the hail in places piled up a
foot deep. The stones were large but
fortunately the wind was not great
while the hail was falling. The roar
OF the falling Ice on the root was such
that the loudest tones could scarcely
be heard. Mr.. Fades was heavy loser.
Erl.m loo acres of wheat he got 300