The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Wheat thresiii6g from the shock
commenced last week, and the reports
( ngrec that the yield Is turning OK
much better than WAS expected. W.
/ Z. Spence who threshold from the shock
on mis- farm near Lewis got % bushels
to the acre, that will grade No. ?.
Mrs Ida 81 Johnson. an accomplish
eel artist, is prepared to give lessons in
painting in the city. An those who
desire to take lessons viii call at tile
residence of Mrs. Pollock, i'm the west
end OF town, next Wednesday. Pic
tures will be on exhibition at Mrs.
/ Pollock's.
! F. c. Goss IN, former casbferoF the
Fred Harvey eating house, departed
Tuesday evening for Albuquerque.
I \. A., where lie accepts lucrative
position 1nder &. 81. Walker. general
manager of the n. & p railroad.
Mr.. Gossom has made many warm
friends during his stay here who re-
greet his departure and wish him sue
cess ia hi5 new field.
WANTED = competent and relfa-
bic mau to thoroughly canvass the
farmers Of Edwards county in the. in
terest of the leading agricultural Jour
nal of the Great West. The right /
person can secure "a most remunrra- I
tive position by meeting q represent |
tive of the cold reliable Kansas Far .
mer at this office Thursday August /
Ilth. If impossible to meet its repre- !
sentative at tile appointed time, write /
the Kansas Farmer, Topeka Kansas.
The hot weather sc have peen ex-
Perienciug for the last two weeks is not
confined to Kansas, but extends over
the whole country The thermometers.
rose Co 100 ia the shade in ST. Paul,
Dakota. Iowa aud Illinois, and many
deaths have resulted from the hot
weather in the cities. While the corn is
injured to some extent by the prolong-
ed hest, it is not so far gone but tat
"a good rain within few days will
make a fair crop, and the shower of
Wednesday followed by the cool,
cloudy weather OF yesterdy hal very
refreshing effect
Next week we win publish IL portion
of tile address r. b. WEIGH, county
attorney of ShawHee county and can
didute for attorney general, at the re-
publican convention, on the duties of
county attorneys in relation to the
law. 1t corrects some ell
Porous ideas that are entertained by
many people throughout the state in
regard to tie duties of county attor-
neys, and shows that the county attor-
ney is not mayor, marshal, sheriff, con-
stable, police officer and private detec-
tive combined, nor an insurer against
the Illegal sale of liquor, as many peo-
pie suppose.
Rod Scott left yesterday morning for
Omaha, where he viii accept "a position
in the packing house OF Cudahay ,
Bros, as foremHnuf one of the depart
nents, at "a good salary. The position F.
IS not only good one, but will afford j
him au opportunity to secure better o
Jue in The slime establishment later on, I
IS Tie manager is a friend OF Rods d
vho worked with him in Chicago. and
Rod has tie ability to fill amy position i
u the clerical business line which may S
o offered him. Mrs. Scott and the chill s
irou viii remain behind for few a
weeks. Rod will be missed very much {
u social and political circles SIS he
ias taken an active part in the secret
societies of the city, and his genial and =,
disposition has made
liIn very popular in the community. i.
Ne voice the unanimous sentiment of
he county when we wish him good
ucIz in his new home.
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