Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-02-21
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% ua5erieiu WAS lIrie from II II
ton sc, eral ia, of last week.
-Ju received a: WnoIward's NJ "
line of ladies shoes AMI sli ppers.
Uncle Billie Brown Was over Satur-
/ in attendance at directors meeting.
When rian becomes inebriated il,
Wichita tie Eagle says he has taken toe
much sorrow killer"
r.. ID. Simpson was one of the be-
lated passengers who arrived on last
Wednesday night train.
Geo. Kemp went to Wichita Satur-
I day to buy house, preparatory to moy-
ing to his claim in the Strip.
-Lail Sparks came in on the belat-
ed tram last Wednesday from winters
visit among relatives in Nebraska.
"A Topeka State Journal represent
alive was soliciting our people, Friday,
for subscriptions to that penny per
diem publication.
Mrs. Sanborn departed Friday for
her Washington home. She was &C.
companied as far as Attica by her
mother, Mrs. McClearey.
PUBLIC AUCTION of horses and
farm implements two miles west of
Kiowa OH Aetna road, at the farm of
Mrs. Sommers, Feb. 9th.
The yiyaclous personnel of Court
Stenographer Austin Mckay graced the
city last week, but owing 10 the lapse
of court his stay was rather brief.
There Will be preaching at the
Christian church Saturday evening.
SundaJ at 100 and Sunday evening
Elder IlOpwOod will conduct the ser
vices.
| The Santa Fe has had force OF
carpenters repairing all their buildings
here the past week. The round house
! depot, turn table, etc, have all received
necessary repairs.
&C. b. Currie's 40 acre alfalfa field
presents healthy appearance. He says
he proposes to turn the water on before
long and see what irrigation will dc
for it this summer.
The general impression among the
| farmers seems to that wheat is in good
condition and the only disgusting cir
| cumstauce connected Herewith Is the
forty cent price 1t brings.
We have on hand "a number Of cop
les of jerry Simpsons speech in con
| gress on the tariff question. 1t is de
servant of perusal oy every one. We
also have Jerry and Bryan's silver
| speeches.
! Capt. Sketn was here promptly at
the appointed time for court opening
lie was witness this time. however.
He is still postmaster at Roundup, not
outstanding he not citizen Of this
wicked world.
Hon. +. Sample made a fatal mis-
take when he telegraphed that he would
be home the first of last week. Ed. is
invaluable when it comes to law but a
genuine old Kansas blizzard does HIM
up every time.
N. b. Blanton drove up from his
place near Hazelton, Friday to attend
court. He said that it was almost a
days drive owing the condition of the
roads, and since there was no court his
trip was of course fruitless.
The first issue of the Alva Repub.
| lican, by Kelley II Parcel is on our ia
BILE. If it is fair sample of what its
chosen party is going to amount to in
Oklahoma, the other fellows have
good cause for rejoicing and confidence.
Just received car of seed barley.
a car of Red Texas seed oats, car of
seed corn, car seed potatoes northern
grown, Early Rose and early Ohio.
Have large stock of cane. millet, KAT
fir corn and alfalfa seed on hand. Jas.
DOhbs. 37-t4
Judge Mckay visited with Senator
Lands before leaving OH Saturday for
his home near Attica. He has had al
most continual session of court On
his hands for several months and is
very much in need of the rest he will
take during the next few weeks.
"A. Nj. HOuchin returned from Ne.
braska, Sunday. His grandfather Is
still suffering from an aggravated case
of erysipelas, affecting the entire body
and rs he IS eighty years of age there
is some doubt expressed as to his re.
cOvery.
i. II. Stafford came IN from Mar.
shall, o. T., Friday, and is again doing
service on the Star tripod. He expec is
to return to that new Mecca some time
in March to make his permanent home
| While holding down his claim he Will
have Il position as salesman in a gener-
al store i'll Observation-Disclosures Star.
Medicine Lodge republicans are
wondering If Prince Hal intends to
take Chester Is scalp at the congress
sional convention 1t would be rath.
Pr difficult matter to say which of
these gentlemen the pOpulists would
rather see nominated. as the only ques
tion is which one they would rather
! defeat.
Judge Mckay has modified his deci-
| sion on the application of the provis
ions of the new mortgage law to fore.
closure cases. lie now holds that where
the mortgage made before the passage
OF the act contains the words zap
praiSement waived, +" the property will
be sold without appraisement, not
withstanding the provisions the pro
visions of the law.-Anthony Republi-