The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-09

tional church of this city. He will
commence Ills pasUorate October 18th.
The first sharp frost Of the season
appeared Tuesday morning, and
nipped the tomato vines and other
tender plants, but did no other damage.
Mr.. NoUIe has returned from long
trip To the eastern markets where he
has been to try and find goods enough
to supply the big trade that is sure to
/ come this fan
A. S. Martin, who has been with
FOR the last seven mouths, returned to
KinsIey Saturday, lie will remain
I here permanently.
Whatever may be the cause of
eblanching, the hair may be restored to
It's original color by the use of that
potent remedy Halls Vegetable SiciI-
ian Hair Remover.
Rev. Geo 5. Bourne, Of hutchinson,
viii speak in the Congregational
church Sunday. Rev. B. +. Watson,
the weil-known Evangelical singer viii
assist in the services.
Very little grain is coming to market
at present. ThrsshIng has been delayed
by wet weather. The roalds are muddy
and the price of grain is low. Farmers
are crowded with other work.
Last weeks rain has made the roads
so heavy that it is difficult; if not
impossible, to move threshing ma
chimes this week, and in consequence
threshing is seriously delayed.
The Y. p. 5. c. E. meets every sun
day evening at 6:8O O'Clock, at the
I Congregational church. Topic for next
Sabbath: Walking as Children of
Light" All are cordially invited.
/ The heavy rains of last week have
thoroughly soaked the ground and put
it in fine cohdition FOR wheat seeding.
a much larger acreage of wheat Will
be put in than was sown last year.
Both the Arkansas river and Coon
creek have been on tear this week,
causeJ by heavy rains west of here.
All the dams were washed out of the
creek. The waters are now sUbsiding.
7
/ We see Ed. Noble on the street again,
/ He SAYS he has beat an asst records on
/ quantity. quality and prices, and that
/ ne Is going to give his patrons the
] benefit of his experience in low buy
/ ing.
We call attention to the notice in
another column of the township meet
ing, at G. \. R. hall, next Friday
evening, to select candidates for town
ship officers on the peoples party
ticket.
Miss Rena Miner returns from
Topeka tomorrow. She has been
attending business college there since
March. Miss Rena is one of Kins-
Iey's most talented young ladies and
her return is hailed with joy.
Lester b. No5.5 is in the city this
week, preparing to ship his household
goods to Wichita, where his family
viii reside in the future. Mrs. Noble
aud family viii arrive from the east
Saturday and viii meet Mr.. Noble at
Newton.
When the hair begins to come out
in combing, it shows a weakness Of
the scalp that calls for immediate
attention. The best Preparation t,
arrest further loss of hair and restor,
. the scalp to a healthy condition il
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Mrs. W. II. GiIlard returned from
Colorado this week, to reside here il
the future. Mr.. GiIlard viii ais
return in few weeks. They will
carry on the carpet weaving business
at their residence on Atwood avenue
. Notice card elsewhere.
z. a. Noble, who has Just returne,
from the eastern markets, says he ha
laid in a stock that will make the pee
PIE OF Edwards county laugh and be
surprised also. when they see tn
quantity, quality and prices that h
Will offer them this fall.
Win Woods and Abe Hampton who
= made the rush for Indian lands in Okla
, homa on tie 22nd, returned last Tues
day Iandless as they started, having
found nothing desirable. Doc. Brown
who accompanied, them found no bet
ter and is now in Wellington.
f Save who CAMP was the franti
t cry Of Napoleon to his army at Water