The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-12

Mrs. W. II. Ro5b and little son left
Tuesday morning and aili spend tile.
holidays with Mrs. Robb's parents at
Winieid.
Don't forget 10 call on J. l. Crabb,
at c. j. Read-s drug store, for any
thing in the jewellery line. Repairing
IA specially
The largest and most complete stock
Of Holiday goods to make seIectiurs
from i al Zshner5 drug store il the
Tatum building
When boxing for Holiday gifts, cali
at the drug store OF p. n. Zehaer, suc-
cessor to b. F. TAtuns & Co. and ir-
sfect tie large line.
4. II. Aci,IeH, former Kinsleyi tic,
stopped l.ere few days the first of
the week to visit friends. lie is On
lis way TO New Mexico.
When zou aie in town looking fer
Christmas presents go to Ifeener's
restaurant. lie also can serve you a
Grst-eiass meal for Csc
Groceries. hardware, stoves, tiHwarc,
5uegies, road-ca@ts, and all farm
machinery cheap fer cash at Hottie
Wits, on Colony avenue.
Don't 60 away from home to bay
wagon, bugsie, spring-wagon or road
cart. \. IfotteMitz keeps a fun line
OF the Lest Of these articles.
Willie in other lands people are a.
ready preparing for winter we are
having rs pleasant weather as was
ever the privilege q any people to Ell
joy.
Everything new and rich at Mrs.
slingcrland's Millii:ery. An goods
at reduced prices for Tie holiday
trade. Cume early and make your Sc
lectivns.
Skating was greatly enjoy ed by some
Of cur Young people the first of the
week, but the warm, pleasant weather
Of late has the wrong tendency CT en-
iiyeniag tie sport.
The most beautiful articles in the
city suitable for Christmas presents are
to be found at Zehner's, at prices VI ry
low and marked III plain figures. In
tie Tatum building.
The increasing business of Brown
& Peck nccessitated their employing
more help. Clarance Smith, young
man from Felisburg, is the latest &C
QUESTION to their force.
The celebrated Fish Bros wagon.
for sale by -birs. Hottewitz. are made
OF the best material and are warranted
in every particular. Drop in and sec
taem. On Colony avenue.
Don't forget the public sale to he
held at the residence of G. L. Painter
eight miles northwest Of Kinsley, De
cember 18th. Horses. and cattle vii
Ice the principal things sold. 1870 1t
Gas Fiohr viii have on <znd ant
for sale at low prices in 5tne fol-
Christmas gifts, a complete lii OF
German aecOTdions and harps. They
viii arrive i'll few days. Call around
and; look ut them.
J. Z. Crabb has just received Z
complete line of silver-ware, which hC
proposes to sell at prices that are il
harmony with the times. Cali and ex
anime goods and get prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget
the place, Reals drug store.
Charley Ragiand, Ed. Jones, VII
Cox and Chas. Guild left Monday
morning for a weeks hunt on the
Medicine river. The game that viii
infest chat wild and woody country af
ter their departure viii probably Ii
instrumental in forcing the natives Il
go back and live with their wife folE:
this winter.
Tho next augumenter of society
events in Kinsley win be Christina.
ball, at tho opera house, with supper
to be served by E. o. Watrous at TIN
Alamo. Invitations are being issuee
mt this writing, and in response t,
ours, if everything is merry and tn,
goose hangs high, we viii greace thu
floor with our dignided presence.
A very pleasant wedding took pIac,
at the residence of Henry Copp, norIl
IF the city, Tuesday at II o'clock
His daughter Miss Ida being unite,
fer life to Mr.. Peter Frederick, q
Pawhee county, Rev. Greeniaes oflisi
ating. About forty of tiie friends an,
relatives witnessed the ceremony. Tn
happy couple will commence house
keeping immediately on the groom
farm near LaTned.