Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-11-21

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Fresh bologna at Bakers.
Get your sliced ham at Bakers. n
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Fresh fish at Bakers every Thursday. |
/ Covered wagons going west are not
infrequent
Pure. Old Fashioned Buckwheat
Flour at Bestors.
John Charvat and family occupy
Capt. Hanna's house.
g. W. BLACKWELL braved the storm
from Collyer, Wednesday.
Christian f. Fisher made final proof
on his homestead last Thursday.
Capt. A. J. johnson, of Collyer. was
in the county capital last Thursday.
Rev. Douglas preached two good SER
mons at the court house last Sunday.
Mrs. Harris, of Hays City, visited
with her sister, Mrs. Hill P. Wilson this
y week.
Mrs. R. G. Kessler, of Topeka. was
b visiting friends in Wa-Keeney couple of
days this week,
d w. d. Wiggington, county clerk
elect of Cove county, was in the western
# Metropolis Thursday.
Hon. Ike Purcell, of Grainfeld, was
# talking politics and business with
" our boys last Thursday.
A full report of the alliance convention
ID at Cincinnati. with picture of President
h Polk, on opposite page.
Banker March has been enjoying a
a visit this week from his brothers, Oscar
s. and Henry March, of LeMars, Iowa.
Miss Mamie Brown is giving perfect
le satisfaction, as clerk, to the patrons OF
If the Wa-Keeney postofice. Always on
time, afable, efficient.
or The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
of serve dinner and supper on Thanksgiving
DR.. Jones drug store.
ne %. A. Cortright has been in Oakley
n several days this week hanging paper.
ry As an artistic paper hanger Mr.. Cort-
right is acquiring quite reputation,
n On account of the early morning
X. train being about an hour ahead of time
IS, (?) last Thursday morning Capt Metz
did not attend meeting of the shriners
on at Salina, Thursday evening.
ur John St1anahan, of Mt. Ayr, Iowa
nd father of William Stranahan, of Collyel
lie. township, called last Thursday. We had
I'M a very pleasant visit, reviving old associa
nd tons, having lived at one time in Mt. Ayr
n "A New York contemporary thiukl
ne that the Farmers Alliance movement
has gone to join the Grange. On tn
". contrary, it is coming to reinforce tn
J. Democratic party, if the party does mo-
1st deliberately take to its heels to escape it
bic st. Louis Republic. Oem.)
Teachers are invited to contribute t.
raj the Educational column. 1t rests witt
S. yon whether this feature, will be success
wo or failure. It is hardly fair to impos
nd the entire burden on two or three. AL
are or should be alike interested. Tn
Educational column is well worth read
inv ing this week and the ideas therein con
,ic tanned are practical and cannot fail to b.
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on lions and send them to the committee.
The uses of newspapers outside Q
at the principal purpose for which they ar
v it published dissemination of news
.ev. are varied almost as the different kinds G
call papers. They are very useful to pac
will away clothing, the printers ink being
ian certain preventive of moths. They ar
invaluable for placing under carpets fo
III the same reason. With newspapers ur
40, der your carpets you may bid defiance
no moths. For keeping out cold there
,to, nothing more useful than newspaper
,ou Papers placed between the coverlet
~. will enable you to sleep warm the coldee
:.., winter night with half the usual amour
of covering. Ice wrapped in a new
paper will keep twice as long IS it othe
un wise would. These are only few of th
the &c., 70 uh;oh ,o,r,,.,ors 40, ho nm
left ~ oo,-so wo o,o Mt .o;n ononob ,
ins think that anybody would subscribe fc
. country newspaper with the idea {
ion ever learning anything.
was -. -
hen The following is from the Saliu
rok- journal with reference to Trego count
and politics: "Trego county elected evel
the man ON the Rennhlican ticket hnt The