The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-22

Miss Lizzie Lorred of Ellis i.
visiting relatives.
"A. Hall IS having big run OF
those daisy slippers. He sells then
SO cheap.
Next Sabbath children's Day vii
be duly observed by The A. III e
Sunday School. The program is
interesting, from beginning to end
There will be Rotations, songs, ad.
dresses. and scripture readings. II
is hoped there Will be a good at.
tendance.
"A. Hall, by thorough advertising.
! is having a rushing trade. A fir
amo"nt Of printers ink will bring
YOU IN rich compensation. Try
it, and see.
Dan Hopson, Hill City's consta-
be, is q frequent visitor hereq bout,
til S" latter dayc. He made a
scoop Wednesday eve, and armed
with an inn"cert looking bench
warrant gathered his man in. Dan
will make a good sheriff one of
these days
The ease ard dispatch with
which the Conrt disposes of cases
is the cause Of general comment.
L. K. Pratt is certainly the right
man in the right place.
A Fall is compiled to make
room for new goods. He will sell
you molasses at so cents per gallon,
worth 60.
Our young folks amuse them
selves these nice evenings in play
ing croQGet and we note few pro
fesslonals are IN the ring. Fl. r..
e.; +. NJ; and II. Fl. are the most
consplcous Of this ring.
Don't pay big prices these hard
times for groceries but 60 to A.
Halls where you can get them
cheap.
While at Hill City this week We
took in the sights Of tie county |
jail now in course Of erection. II i
is going to he a substantial struct-
IRE, and with the large steel cells
and corrider the county recently
'ul released we will ask Won q few
non rs hence, TO behold a Jail
unsurpassed in the west.
"A. Hall has the best as we'll as
he cheape>tshoe for ladies, misses.
cents, and boys that were ever
,ifered in Graham County.
The motion for new trial in the
murder case WIS over-ruled by
udgo Pratt. The jury brought in
verdict e murder in the second
egree, and Stewart was given
we've years at Lansing. Thus
fraham county gets her only re-
resentative In the peniteutiary.
Try pe.ersive soap at Crowley's,
big blocks for 25 cents.
Last Tuesday afternoon, about
our o'clock, Tightening struck the
'omeroy building at Hill City, de-
polishing a chimhey and ranging
own the fue, seriously damaged a t
lumber Of goods in Poston's mer-
handise store, otherwise no dam
&c was done. A wind mill was {
$50 crippled by lightning. Z
If you want boots, shoes, or slip
ers, YOU can find just what you
ant in that line at Crowlcy's.
Hill City claims that a National g
ank have been chartered at that |
lace with the president and cash t
+ Of Millbrook National Bank at !, 7
le helm. This Millbrook denies. i
ow let one Of the towns publish
4 affidavit from the president of :.
le bank and satisfy the minds of |.
le readers as to the exact truth Of I
Re matter.
A gentleman callngin this office,
formed us that in the Southwest Y
lrt Of the county, where the hail
lied to reach, the Wheat and rye
e simply immense The farmers
e counting on thir.y-fyo bushels
the acre. The showers Of tie
lst few days, are in the light time.
sforc long the voice Of the lar-
ster viii be heard all over our
unity.
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