The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11

cholera infantum, but IS now cOnva-
lescent.
Farm hands are scarce around Lewis.
Farmers report that their crops are
actually suffering for want of help to
gather them.
Misses Maude Read and Laura Best
left yesterday afternoon fOr Larned,
to attend the band fair, to-day and to-
morrow.
E. a. Noble. who has just returned
from the eastern markets, says ne has
laid IN a stock that Will make the pen
pie Of EdWa ards county laugh and BIZ
surprised also, when they see the
quantity, quality and prices that me
viii offer them this fall.
Mrs. s. J. IetzeI, of Ration, New
Mexico, is visiting her parents, Sir.
and Mrs. J. J. Cocker, Of the south
side.
Christian Endeavor, Sunday eve
ming September 18th at $3.50 instead
of GAO. The lesson will be mission
work ia Africa"
Those who knew Mira. Miners
efficiency as postal clerk when she
filed that position several years ago,
arg delighted to see her again At the
delivery window.
We see Ed. n oBie on the street again.
lie SAYS ne has beat all + 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.
The Ladies aid society of the N. L.
church will give a social at the parson-
age Wednesday evening, September
10th. Ice cream and cake will be
served. All are cordially invited.
Miss Belle Brown has severed her
connection with the Brown sisters
dressmaking establishments, and is to
be found behind the counter ut Mrs.
slingerlands' millinery store.
DIED:-At the home of Ri. Shou in
this city, Thursday September 10th. of
cholera Infantum, the infant child of
MIR. and Mrs. Art Hatch, of Hutchin-
son.
Lt-4HrhAG eGLO01 AOA LAAATaAlCEsA pupils
Wil be opened in Kinsley on Monday,
September I4th, with Mrs. W. II.
French as principal. Those desiring
admission may confer with II. G. Bling
ham or n. Roberts.
In the recent great FIRE at Dalies,
Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sellers,
formerly of Kinsley, were so unfortu-
nate As TO lose all their household goods,
having all they could do TO escape
with their lives, 50 quickly did the
! flames spread.
The cultivated Pawnee plum i.
proving to be "a highly desirable fruit.
IL. W. Alexander brought iuto our
office yesterday a fine basket of them
grown from seed planted only two
years ago. They are remarkably
sweet and free from bitterness.
To rise in the morning with a bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite, indi-
Cd ties that the stomach needs strength
ening. For this purpose, there is
nothing better than an occasional dose
Of Ayers Pills taken at bed time.
y meeting for the purpose of organ
izing a band viii be held tomorrow
at s o'clock in the hall over l.. BARRIERS
store. Not only those who would
Become members, but all who are
interested ia the success OF the project
are urged to attend.
| Though Rev. Z. L. Hull, of Ford,
may be a model presiding officer, as
We stated last week in our mention OF
the Y. 2. 5. q. L. convention, we have
no personal knowledge Of the fact, the
gentleman VTilOsn We mistOOk for Mr.
Hull having proven to be hr. Brink
man, of Great Bend.
saIfOw and IadeB-hued complexion.
soon give place 70 the lOveiiest pink
aRd-white, when the uss to Aver,
! SarsapariHz, is persisted ia, and eos
metica entirely abandoned. Nothing
can counterfeit tie rosy glow OF per
| feet health. which bissses those WIN
use this medicine.
We notice that it is Mrs. Hebron, moi
her husband, who has struck for shorter
hours. Facts talk. If THE GRAPHIC
man suddenly finds himself minus an
assistant. the public viii understand
on which side OF the house the two
/ jaW-sEniths come in
The streets OF the city are fairi,
studded, Iatsly, with brilliantly painted
new wagons Dealers inform rs tbs
demand Is 50 great for wagons that
they can not get their orders filed e
the factories. The farmers are putting
their money this year where it yyin d,
1 the most good.
II. o. BeaI returned Sunday nigh
from an attended trip to tine Lake
and through the New England states
Henry got more amusement out Of tn
discussions he heard shout Kansas tina