The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

trial OF cases.
V. d. Billings has sold his grocery
stock to F. B. Hine, and has discon-
tinued the business. Mr.. Hine is
closing out the stock.
Nj. Marshall, the butcher vino re-
Gently opened shop east of the
Edwards county bank building, has
moved 90 Dodge City.
L. o. Watrous. the Alamo Hotel
man went 10 Southern California sun
dag and Mrs. Watrous and Major
Watrous, father Of Z. o. went Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. Barker, daughter Of the
late Mrs. hi. LAUDER, came from her
home in Missouri to attend her mother
in her sickness, but did not arrive
until after her death.
The boiler at the Kinsley roller mills
is being repaired this week, having
developed a large ''blister'' under
meath that had to be cut ont.
This mill Will resume operations in q
few days.
Our hale and hearty friend, John
Hayes, Of the peoples party glee club
of Franklin township, returned home
last Friday from the Normal College at
Great Bend, which he has been attend
ing for several months.
All who are troubled with eonstipa-
ton will find a safe, sure, and speedy
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlike most
other cathartics, these pills strengthen
the stomach, liver. and bowels, and
restore the organs to normal and regu-
lar action.
Much to the comfort of our citizens
the extreme cold weather of Monday
moderated Tuesday, and since then
we have been having very pleasant
weather, So far, we have had a com
paratively mild and pleasant winter.
The protracted meetings which
have been in progress here for several
weeks are attracting general interest.
They are being held this week, both
afternoons and evenings, in the Con-
gregational ChRrch which is well filed
each time.
About nifty school children aud
several of their teachers were badly
disappointed in not seeing the big
cannon go through on the $50 train
Wednesday afternoon. They had
waited at the depot an hour or more
when the train pulled III without the
gun.
JudgeVandivert will probably leave
Sunday morning for Topeka to attend
the State Bar Association, which con-
venes there Monday and Tuesday. If
he does. the District court of this
county win not be opened for business
until Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock.
Don't experiment with your health.
You may be sure of the quality of your
medicine, even If you have to take
much Of your food upon trust. ASK
your druggist for Ayers SarsapariIla,
and no other. It is the standard
blood purifier, the most effective and
economical.
Mrs. n. Lauber wife OF NJ. LAUDER,
died last Thursday. Of Ia grippe. Mrs.
LAUDER was an old resident Of this
country aud possessed many warm
friends in her neighborhOod who
mourn her departure. Mr.. aud
Mrs LAUDER have lived on their
farm. some sixteen miles north
west Of Kinsiey for over fifteen years.
A musical entertainment VIII be
gwen shortly by our local musical
talent, for the purpose Of raising funds
to procure Instruments for a brass
band We understand that danos
viii probably be arranged for soon by
the musicians who FURNISHED the must,
for the Knights OF Pythias ball.
All enjoyed themselves 50 vel
on that occasion that there is NJ
doubt e good crowd would attend sh,
danes.
Until March Ist, 1882, the subscrip
ton price OF the AHiaacs 9tit.uss, a
Topeka, Kansas, VIII be 80 cents ,
ysar. The 9rtbs,ss is a six-eolumn
ssght-psge alliance ana peoples part
paper, an 0ut-spokeB, fearless advoest
Of the. reforms demanded by tn,
people. A Arst-sisss domestic ssvint
! imaehine viii be awarded rs a prem
Jun to the person sending in th
largest list of cash subscriptions on O
I before March / 1922 As,7r.es A u;