Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-07-19
A. T. &s.F. R. r. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Frank Read has been assisting
in the county treasurer's Office.
Mr.. Clark Hudson, of the Kiowa Re-
view, was up, Saturday, on business.
NOTICE FARMERS. All farmers hav-
ing wheat to sell, will find the buyers at
the depot.
Messrs Glenn and Hull, of the Kiowa
Journal, made the hub call, last FRI
day and Saturday.
Rev. IRWIN preached to good house,
at College fill, last Sunday. Mr.. VIM.
Garrison and family were among the
visitors present.
From the Hazelton Express, we learn
that y. A. Stout and family were called
TO Lyon county on account Of the sick
ness of his mother.
Miss Alice Myers took tho train, Mon
day, for Kingman, where she will spend
a few weeks, visiting her cousin, Mr..
kinzie, of that place.
Mrs. ID. J. Aber departed, Monday,
for Topeka where she will remain sew
eral weeks and then proceed TO Indiana
10 visit her old hone. =
Catholic services will be held In the
Gobiel building, Wednesday, after the
third Sunday in each month. They re-
quest your attendance.
Money saved is money earned. If
you want to earn money this way, just
patronize Mrs. Belle Browns cost sale,
and you will succeed in doing so.
The county superintendent went
down to Hazelton with her husband,
Sunday, to spend week or two. She
leaves her sister as deputy, in the Office.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
still progresses, and is the center of
attraction. All go, and seem TO enjoy
the meetings; whether their enjoy ment
is altogether religious, we are not pre-
pared to say.
Hazelton Express: L. NJ. Presnall
has done what all farmers should do:
Moved the weeds in the road the whole
length of his farm. 1t improves APP
2earances and IS conducive to health.
Go thou and do Likewise.
Mr.. a. G.. French spent Sunday with
Mr.. Lowe, southwest Of the city. Mr..
Lowe will take one of Mr.. French's
boys, and make him a nome, as MIR.
French, 1t will be remembered, suffered
the loss of his wife not long ago.
DIR. Kociell is up aud out attending
to those In whom a short hacking cough
and flying pains in the chest indicate
lung disease Of grave character. The
doctor says he can help all such cases
If they don't wait until it is too late.
Wheat, in Sharon valley, is not yield
ing as well as wa. expected. One piece
that was estimated at fifteen bushels,
turned out ten. Another estimated at
twelve bushels, turned out seven. The
same ratio Will probably hold good
throughout.
Mr.. Dave Gregg is Offering his fine
stock of guns, ammunition, etc, at
cost. He thinks Of goint to Klngfisher,
and says he is going to move out of the
United States, if necessary; in order to
find place where he can make living.
rhe game law of this state has done
much to injure his business.
Hazeton Express Ed. II. German
has two teams in the field this week,
listing 100 acres Of corn. II another
good rain comes and gives the corn a
start, 1t can be cultivated a couple of
times, and the ground will be i'll excel
lent condition to drill in wheat this fall;
and that is what Ed. intends to do.
Episcopal services will be held at the
court house OIL Sunday, July sd, both
morning and evening, and a commun-
ion service Immediately after the regu-
lar morning service. This is post
pOnment of the services which were to
have been held on the 10th inst, caused
by Dean Rhames being called to An
thony for funeral on that day.
There was little rifle of excitement
gu our streets, Sunday morning. Mr..
Chase, when he went to his stable, in
the morning, found someone had taken
out his buggy during the night. lie
immediately notified the officers, and
had them securing the country, with
livery rigs. But later i'll the morning,
the buggy came quietly home. Mr.. A.
l.. Noble had quietly borrowed it, not
wishing to disturb the folks, and had
not yet returned It, Mr. Noble &C
knowledged the joke was on him, and
footed up for the livery rigs.
N. Ii. Taylor and wife, of Winches-
ter, Massachusetts, were visiting with
his brother, G.. II. Taylor, southwest OF
town, last week. Mr.. Taylor is buyer
for one OF the largest wholesale houses
in Boston, and at the present time, is
taking short vacation, visiting friends
and relatives in Kansas and Missouri,
and will stop several days at the
Worlds Fair. He is very pleasant
and sOciable gentleman, and has made
many friends DUNG his short stay with
us, who will long remember his visit.
This is Mr.. Taylor's only brother, and
the two had been separated for num-
Der OF years; to say that Mr.. Taylor
was in ecstasy over seeing his brother,
is putting it mild. Come again Mr..
Taylor.
The "Twice-a- Week" st. Louis Re-
public is uequestionsbiy the best and
cheapest national news journal pub
lished in the country. 1t has led the
fight for tariff reform, and stands with
out rival a. the leading and represent
alive democratic paper of the United
States. 1t is issued each Tuesday and
Friday. ii to 16 pages every wesk. for