The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-29

$3.50 mi ~ SA-E1 ~
so cheap.
=. Hall, by thorough advertising,
! is having a rushing trade. 4 fair
amount Of printers ink will bring
| you in rich compensation. Try
it, and see
More rain, more weeds, more
work, more corn, more money,
more people.
A. HaIl is compelled to make
room for new goods. He will sell
you molasSes at so cents per gallon,
worth 60.
Harvesting will begin a ,aIllest
next week. The far12GzsU s-E110 vas
lucky enough to put .2. D good lot
Of small gram last fau wears a
broad smile.
Don't pay big prices these hard
times for groceries but go to A.
Halls where you can get them
cheap.
The px5cs91s Of the A. NJ. Z.
c0nccr. a11punted to $3.50. TIE
| participants acquitted themse T65
| nth credit,
"A. .Iar 123 the bast as well as
The cheapest shoe for ladies, misses,
gents, and boys that were ever
| o4fara5 in Graham Comfy.
Earnest Taylor met with an
| accident Monday while at work on
the railroad. An embankment
ca7ed in and caught him, II es-
capped with slight injury and will be
all right in a few days.
Try Defensive soap at Crowlay's,
4 big blocks for IS cents.
The railroaders, as far west az
Pagan, comes to NicodemuS to lay
in provisions. 1t is evident tLoy
appreciate a square deal, such as
our merchants are credited with.
John r. Hawkins has made an
excellent record in the Office Of
District Clerk and in accordance
with the isuage Of the party will
receive a denomination and reflect
ion by way Of approval. Mr.. Haw-
kins is a young man, who by his
modest manner and close appllca-
ton to business, has won the ad-
miratidn Of everyone.
Navy beans at A. Halls s cents
per pound.
The young cotton wood trees are
springing up thick and fast along
the Solomon river and it's tributar-
les this spring. This is caused from
fires being kept out and excessive
rains this spring. A few years
hence these streams will be we'll
! timbered.
Fans, parasols, summer hats,
ladies silk mitts and swiss embrOid-
cred suits at A. Halls
The Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
vania has lately decided that q
marriage solemnized on Sunday
was null and void, since according
to the Sunday law no contract exc
cuted on that day is legal and hold
ing that marriage is no more than
a civil contract.
The storm Of Monday night cut
some queer capers west of Hill City.
Five head Of horses were killed in
Judge Sanford's pasture. The roof
blew of Mrs. Starbuck's house,
killing nine year old boy. The
wind seemed to come from every
conceivable direction. The rain
fall was greater than three weeks
ago.
"A. Hall buys nothing but the best
articles and sells at bottom prices.
I-Messrs Hays and Wright Of
Osborne spent several days in town
| this week, the guests of SiIas i.
Hays. Mr.. Hayes treated this
office to . very learned dissertation
en- free trade and democracy in
general. He is a pleasant gentle
| man and we will vote him a No. l
| if he will renounce those pernicious
views and come into the republican
| fold.
1t seems from our exchanges that
the towns all along the Central
Branch have became thoroughly
aroused on the necessity of the ex-
tension. 1t will not do to stop here
but measures should be speedily
taken to confer with the proper
authorities and have it settlsd dur
ing the next few days. Every tow
along that line from Stockton K
Atchison will reap benefits in The
shape Of trade, better rates anC
cheaper fuel