Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-04-05

The street sprinkler is once more a
welcome visitor.
New spring goods just received at w.
IL. Harmon q Co.
c. r. Cool, of Isabel, registered at
the Central, Friday.
Mr.. Bowdish appeared again Satur-
day and lett Monday.
The commissioners meet in regular
session Monday next.
Or. VanNess' mother-in is re.
ported very seriously i'll.
Call on s.. h. w. Field if you want
| first new cane-seed.
j. Ii. Charles of Eldred, registered
Thursday last, at the Grand.
j. o. Hahn, of Sharon, dropped in at
the alliance meeting, Saturday.
Northern grown seed potatoes S1.20
per bushel at w. II. Harmon & Co.
For everything pertaining to Sewing
Machines, go to Gregg's Gun Store. 81
The Willing Working will meet with
Mrs. G.. NJ. Martin, April 18th. Mrs.
Noble, Sec'y.
Charlie Marr's father left for Nilsson
ri, Thu .sday last. where he hopes to re-
cruit his health.
Uncle Ben Lasswell. of Sharon, was
In Thursday last and left us an order
for horse bills.
l.. NJ. Pressnal, John Mcmillan and
u. COnger, of HaZelton were in as del
egates, Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Kindred was in from Kio-
wa, yesterday, and reports his son
George seriously i'll.
If you want to see dandy" sewing
machine just call on Dave Gregg, and
look at the Domestic.
For the largest stock, lowest prices,
and latest designs in wall paper 60 to
w. II. Harmon 81 Co.
Mr.. Briley, who has been confined
with rheumatism for about ten days, is
able TO be around again.
Mr.. II. A, Talbot, G.. a. Vannamar.
| and Red Renting from the vicinity Of
KiOwa, Friday, visited the hub.
David Ciough and his son Irwin were
among the hOrsemen who came III TO
show their fine stock, Saturday.
An entire new line OF booklets and
cards, especially selected for school and
birthday gifts. at T. o. Book Store
Strayed-A small black pig. Anyone
| giving information of its whereabouts
will be paid for their trouble. III. burst
VIM. Mobley leaves soon for final
| trip to his new home near Tologa. He
reports the county well settled in parts
F. II. Shelley was in from Kiowa Sat
urday to attend the horse show, and
also TO enter some horses in the parade.
Mr.. Chas. billiard one of Kiowa's Old
residents having sold his farm to Ed.
MCGEE, is preparing to secure a home
in the Strip.
Mr.. T. b. Stockstill called at our Of
flee yesterday to round up some pur-
chasers for short horn bulls. So if you
are a purchaser, proceed to the
round up.
For sale Two fine Missouri-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.. F. F. Schupe of Moore township
was in town yesterday and says the re.
report that he is going to Pennsylvania
is a mistake, as he did not succeed in
selling his farm. He is planting corn.
Ed McReynolds and Orville Brown,
of Sharon, have been arrested cn a
charge of petit larceny for stealing a
set of double harness from T. Cole. A
hearing is set for the 9Th before Justice
Porter,
a called meeting of the Anna Shaw
Equal Suffrage association will be held
at Mrs. .NiXon's, Thursday, April 9th,
at 4 p. m. to arrange for an ice cream
social. Full attendance desired. Lee
tetia +. Hill, secretary.
Uncle Dick Sparks is reported dan
gerously i'll. He was on the street,
Monday, but looking and feeling very
bad. He drove home, and was unable
to get into the house without assist
ance. Cause, heart trouble and paraly-
sis.
Rev. Long, who has been consigned
to the charge of Benton, northeast of
Wichita, delivered sermon at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening that
was highly complimented by all who
heard him. HIS is a son-in-law Of Mir.
Noble of this city.
DR.. Kociell wishes TO call the atten-
ton of those with weak lungs; also
those who inherited after their parents
tendency 10 consumption not TO abide
in n delusIve belief that cough syrup
Will cure them. Ii will require q spe-
ciic treatment to bring them out OF
danger. 10
We clip the following from the Fort
Wayne, Indiana, Morning Gazette:
MI. l.. ID. Peoples, of decatur, one Of
the most competent students of the In
ternational Business College has &C
copied professorship IN tie depart
ment of bookkeeping in the college
above mentioned.
Wanted-All kinds OF sewing, max
ing, repairing or cleaning of clothing.
Having served seven years as dress
maker and tailOreSS in Sunderland,
England. am prepared to make any
thing from hemp carpet TO baby's
lace dress, or from mans shirt to an
overcoat. Prices reasonable. Lizzie
FiShburn. AZ
The Business ticket is elected. The
election was quiet, and without hard
| feeling on either side. Good men were