Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-22

MaJor Carr returned from Topeka
Thursday, brim full of news from the
seat of war.
Hay for Sale-both milet and prairie,
at my place IL mile south of Jesse's.
X. 5. Brewer. 40
Itch, on human or ANIMALS, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by j. d. Karr.
Don't forget that Sol Lebrecht has a
large supply Of fine Early Rose and
Early ONO potatoes for sale. 4O2t
Mr.. johnson, OF Aetna, came i'm last
week with the same vOracious APPETITE
that Aetna boys always have.
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property in Medicine Lodge will
please address J. b. Frazier, Cimarron,
Kansas.
j. II. Williams has received a new
stock of fine mOuldings and invites the
public to call and examine and get his
prices. 80
Married-At the office of the probate
judge, Feb, Goth, Eugene r. Bullock
and Miss Lille l.. Owens, both of
Sun City.
All parties able to entertain visitors
at the Sundayschool convention should
report as promptly as possible to the
committee.
X. c. Times: The Federal Captain.
a most pleasant drama, and the many
good points were applauded by the
large audience present.
Mr.. Johnson, of Pratt, made us a
pleasant call yesterday, on his way to
Sumner county where he has purchas-
ed fine farm near Hunnewell.
Supper tonight, served at O'Clock
Experience" meeting later. Admis-
sion 10 cents, supper Is cents. Remem-
Der the place,-One door south of Cook
| block.
NOTICE-All persons wanting first.
class dress making done, can have the
same by calling on Mrs. Z. L. Leach, at
her rooms, north from the Citizens
State Bank. If
Ohol Do yOu want an organ? One
of the finest make out is the Western
Cottage. You can get one to silt you
for cash or by installments at w. E.
Williams furniture store. If
In the case of the state against Stran-
athan and Pierce, the judge, in order
to avoid any opportunity to charge
fraud or Partially, ordered the tails
men drawn like the regular jury.
James Dobbs our reliable seed man,
is back at his old stand again on Main
| street ready to serve his farmer friends
a good turn by furnishing them first
class seeds in unlimited quantities.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will have taffy-pull and popcorn So
cial at the Cook block, on Friday even
ing, the 9th. Admission 5 cents at
the door. All are cordially invited. A
good time Is anticipated.
The entertainment committee for the
Sunday-schoOl convention will consist
of Mrs. Runyan, Mrs. Rouse, and Mrs.
Houchln. All parties who can enter
tain visitors will please report to one of
these ladies. l.. w. Moore, sec.
Married-At the residence of Mr.. Ell
liot in the city of Medicine Lodge, OIL
Sunday, the 10Th of February, Miss
Addie B. May to w. Z. Dewhirst. Rev.
Archer tied the KIN OF, and asusual tied
a good one. We extend our con-
gratuIa tions and best wishes.
Mr.. O'Bryan, l.. F. Pearson and Mr..
McClearey returned from Hutchinson,
Thursday. The democrat central COM
mittee had big fight over postmasters
in several cases. The question of post
master for Medicine Lodge was refer
red back to the people here without &C q.
ton.
Eagle: The Federal Captain IS re-
markaby pure in comparison with the
dreams Of the present day. There is
nothing low, vile and degrading in it.
but is of high, moral eleyating char
acter. The scene is spectacular and
laid in the late civil war. Tie whole is
interesting in itself, as it is most adj
mirably conceived and delineated.
The Hatch Entertainers including the
Sanford sisters, entertained our people
last night. They were much appreciat-
ed and the entertainment throughout
was Of tone to which the most fastid-
Ious could not take exception. The
magic lantern scenes were fine selec-
tiOns and interesting. The managers
of the hall deserve compliments for the
variety and quality of the entertain
ments they endeavor to secure for the
public.
Many of the good people of Kiowa
now claim that Mr.. Erskine Snoddy,
deputy marshal there, arrested men
who had taken merely dry wood, hence
their indignation. There are other re-
ports to the contrary. AS we have nc
means of telling who knows, or who is
right, we do not pretend to say. But
it seems the action Of the marshal
toward the two poor men was rather
harsh; that the good citizens threaten
ed more violence than necessary and
the marshal has found other climes
more congenial.
Died-Miss Daisy Fishburn, daugh
ter of Jack FIshburn, aged II years and
months, about IL CLOCK Wednesday
night last, passed over the dark river
to take up her abode IN better land
The loss Of one of the family circle j:
felt by the poor and the rich, the oil
! and the young, great and small, and al
: can feel sorrow and sympathy for tn,
hereaved parents. The earthly re
mans were laid to rest on Friday, afteI
1 appropriate services. Her teacher