The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-28

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Edwards county, To the Elilucip'
celebration convention held at tina
place.
A party was given at tile residence
! of Mrs. susan Bradley, last Tuesday
evening, in honor of John Taylor a
pleasant time WAS enjoyed by all
present.
Tie Y. IA. 5. G. E meets every san
day evening. At $40 O'Clock, at tie
Congregational church. Praise ser
vice Sunday evening, August 5otil-
All cordially invised TO be present.
The men and boys of Kiuzley are
particularly invited TO be present "t
the Christian Eudeavor convention on
September 8rd and 4th- TO learn az the
greu- worz which other men. in places
near us, are helping forward
rENovED.-I have dissolved partner
snip VITA =. g. Leonard dl4 Ie-H"F s-'
nay STOCK OF jewelTy TO g. A. Read 8
drug store. where i VIII soon nave %
drst class matchmaker 80 Loo viii 81 tend
20 all repairing and sell goods at the
lowest possible hEu.e- IT, NJ. 7cIItdt-
terly.
Open doors and windows, though
conducive to comfort these '.waun
nights, 90 sometimes reveal to the pass
ing wayfsrer amusing scenes which the
actors therein would hide from the
public gaze il they had amy regard for
their own reputation.
You can never have "a really good
complexion until the impurily is
elaansed from your blood What you
need is "a thorough course Of Ayers
which is absolutely free
from all harmful ingredients, and
therefore, perfectly safe.
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils-uo sooner does one heal
than another makes its appearance
y thorough course of Ayers Sursa-
pariila, the best Of headquarters,
puts an end to this ann y
ance. We recommend a trial.
Mrs. j. +. Marsh leaves next We'd
nesday for AN extended eastern trip.
She viii stop to VISIT with her sisters
in Kansas City, thence she goes to Chi
cage and other points in tie east.
Hosts of warm friends hope that she
may return with health restored.
Farm hands are scarce in this
county, and a large number could fnd
at good wages for several
months; threshing and haying are in
fuli blast and Will last for some time
and corn and sorghum are ready to be
cut. The harvesting of broom corn
Will commence in a few days
and the picking of castor bea Us is
already under way.
D. a. French, of st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, owner of considerable city
real estate, and who, by the way, at
one time conducted IA res taulaut on
the corner of sixth street, is in the
city looking after his property. He
may conclude to embark in business,
as he reports times better here than
His faith in the future of
Kansas is undying.
Under the head s'Om Letters our
columns are open to any reputable
citizen who desires to explain his views
on amy public question or subject of
interest to cur readers, whether the
opinions expressed agree with ours or
not, and any one who may feel
at the contents of the letters
viii be given free scope to reply. The
Ilickers and the kicked shall have an .
equal chance to get before the public /
y number of our young folks met at
the home of Miss Belle Roberts, Tues 4
lay evc1ins, for the purpose Of organ /
Iziug "a musical and literary society. [
An organization was Effected and the .
following officers elected. President, /.
D. r. Spiegle, president, Miss /
Cam Efckeever; secretary and treas [
lrer, c. L. Fulton. The meetings /
viii be held on Tuesday evenings of /
each week and program ena ted.
Our readers win notice that with /.
This issue we have converted TIE .
GRAPHIC from a seven-coIumn TO an /
folio, which gives about .
100 inches n.ore reading matter. This
entails much more work on the part of I
editors and printers. but we desire to /
give our subscribers the worth of their 4
money, and if we receive the support .
a home paper should be given, we shall /
sndeavor to publish "a paper that VIII /
be "A credit to the county and state.
Samuel Andrews. the g eniaI farmer
If Trenton township, returned Sunday /
rom "a three weeks trip to Port I
5aruia, Ontario, Canada, where his /
reside. Mr. Andrews had not .
cen them for twenty years and had so I
hanged IN appearance during that .
ime that even his mother did not at
inst recognize him. He was royalty
eceived 10y his Old friends, and .
pent two weeks visiting among his
elatiyes, in the ueighborhood. At one
larty given an iiis honor, hfty-three Of
us relatives were present He says
he crops are magnificent ia Canada,
his year but that the corn he has