Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

w. G. Sellers departed Sunday for
Wichita and other points.
Coughing leads to consumption
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. q
"A dozen or 90 of Shar0n's elite at
tended the Uncle show Thursday even
ing.
Come one, como all and dance at
the Thanksgiving ball. Nov. 80. Tick
cts, 81.
Spring wagon wanted for market
wagon. Will paw cash. w. E.
WILLIAMS.
&C. Z. Wells and Orlando Fritz we're
In from Sand creek Friday on some
school business.
Cam Smith celebrated his victory
until Saturday, when he took his little
certificate and went homo.
The Pythian Sisters and their
friends celebrate Thanksgiving night
at their second annual ball. Tickets, 81.
"A specially made of cleaning and
repairing sewing machines. One door
north of Williams furniture store.
15-tf J.Z. FLEMING.
1t is the purpose of the Pythlan
Sisters to make their second annual
Thanksgiving ball a grand social sue
cess.
-Elbert Rule, of Kiowa, made us a
very pleasant call Thursday. lie re-
mained over to see the great theatrical
performance in the evening.
Reduced prices on all trimmed
hats for the next few days. Don't fail
to take advantage of the opportunities
that will be afforded. Mrs. Belle
Brown.
Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church Will meet Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock at the chapel. A good at
tendance desired. Mrs. j. s. kunyan,
secretary.
Will bergman left on Thursdays
train for Medford Ok, to take position
of cashier in the bank recently estab-
lished there, in which the Berrymans
are interested.
George LitZinger, editor Of the
CORTLAND Register, called at our office
Thursday. Like Greenland" the place
from which Mr.. Litzinger halls is not
named for its chara cteristics.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for in the postoffice at Medicine Lodge.
for the week ending November 18th:
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Frank CreweS,
Tom Tailor. l.. NJ. Axline, p. M.
Ladies' interested in dress cutting
will do well to call on Mrs. Benning.
She will teach you in one hour how to
cut and fit any dress. free. Second
stairway north Of Day Il Records. At
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.
IN. E. Burrus. Kiowa, was visitor
here last week. Mr.. Burrus has a post
Office coming to him when Grover gets
around to 1t, being the only candidate
at present for the position in Kiowa.
Manager Day informs us that he
has made arrangements with John
Dillon to be at the opera house the lat
ter part Of the winter. in his new play.
Theatre-Roers know what Dillon II and
will look forward to his coming with
high anticipation.
--Strayed, q small red COW, 10 years
old, right horn droops, lump under the
belly, white on left flank. Information
will be thankfully received by J. H.
johnson, at the Central Hotel and cost
OF taking cheerfully refunded.
AN interesting little "milr' &C.
Cured on Main street Saturday, in
which the absence OF our metropolitan
police figured conspicuously. The au-
dience usually present on such occas-
ions also became interested only when
the first and last round was finished.
"A woman's prayer meeting and BIZ
BILE reading will commence Monday the
10th, three clock at the Baptist chap
ell. There will be three sessions a day,
ten O'Clock in the morning, two in the
afternoon and seven in the evening.
Our sisters in the country are specially
invited as we'll as our brothers, both in
town and country.-[By request.l
Mothers ought to know that their
babies, though apparently we'll and
looking plump, yet, if they are slow IN
teething. IL they sweat about the head
during sleep, especially in day time
are lIstless, dull or at times restless, or
have large abdomen or large joints,
they have deep constitutional dys-
crasia and need homeopathic treat
ment. Apply to DIR. KOciell.
Vol. No. /. OF the Emmett Index.
published at Emmett, Canyon county.
Idaho, reached us this week, with the
name of Eugene Lorton at its mast.
head. Both the name and style of the
title are patterned from the INDEX, and
&c is needless to say that it is a neat pa
per. Emmett is town of 400 popula-
ton, on the Payette river in Idaho, hav-
ing a country tributary adapted to
agriculture, mining and stock raising.
We wish Me-. Lorton success in his new
Geld, and we beiieYs bis paper will be
q credit to the t0wR.
John White, of Eagle township,
yas N the city Monday. He had been
working for Tom Fades for several
weeks and returned home week or so
before election. When he went to vote
i.s WA challenged by smart man who
knew more thaa any one else. and
when he ~dered 20 swear in his vote he