The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-06


Bankers Daughter, May 10th.
Don't forget to come 70 the Teach
er's Association.
Ed. BIdweH was at Liberal TINS
week, where lie sold some cattle.
A. J. Hatch has accepted a position
with the KinsIey Exchange Bank.
Mrs S. E. Busser, of Dodge City, is
visiting Kinsley friends this week.
The lovers of the perfect horse
should not fail to see Cook & Whitby's
superb collection.
About twenty couples Will accom-
pany The Bankers Daughter from
Larned next Tuesday.
The public schools close to-day.
Graduating exercises ut the Cougrega-
tionai church tonight.
a fine line Of dress trimmings at W.
L. Seamans.
The postal telegraph company has
re-opened its Office in this city. W.
4. Duff, Of Larned, is in charge.
Harry Read, the restauratuer and
noted pedestrian, is said to have served
the best dinner in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.. VamHorne, ana
son Walter, of LarBed, spent Sunday
zylth their son L. X, in this city.
Free Soda Water! a glass of soda
water with each $I.0O purchase at NJ.
DeTar's.
In Cook & Whitby's menngerie are
Cwenty-seyen lions alone, ranging from
cubs month old to the fun grown ami
NAL
A new line OF samples to select your
clothing from just INV. L. Sea-
mans.
Rev. W. e. Brehm and Miss Mary
Scott are attending the Y. 2. 5. c, E.
convention at Kansas city, Kansas,
this week.
L. D. Seamans arrived in Kinsley
last week from Trayer, Iowa lie
will assist his brother W. /. in his
mercantile business.
People from Dodge City were trading
with ". /. Seaman the fore part Of
She week.
Mrs. X. T. Edwards ami children
returned Friday night from two
months visit in Philadelphia and
other eastern citiss.
People with huir that is continually
falling out, or-hose that are bald, can
stop the faliing and get a good growth
OF hair by using Halls Eair remover.
Miss Minnie Young fs having "a
tussls with the measles. Her sister
,sGertio has taken her place IN the
school room. Miss Annie StapIcton is
another victim.
have Il complete stock OF everything
iH the paint line, which / ana selling
cheap. DOu'C fail to get fny prices
NJ. DeTaF.
The Christian EndeayOr will meet
Sunday evening at : o'clock in the
Congregational church. Topic: Public
Worship. y Privilege ANA a DUTY
Ps. 81; Heb. 1925
T. y. .Scates, Of ArkaJeu. formerly
principal Of the kiusley schools, was
shaking hands with Kiusley friends
Tuesday. lie came as delegate TO the
district convention.
Oar line of Vacation Oxford Ties
are now in. The best in the market.
Come in and see them.-Narsh X Bid
we'll.
Cook IS Wmtby's circus parade is
nearly mile long-a succession Of
bIooded horses, open dens and tab
leaux, blazing with silver aud gold,
the sight of life time.
The ladies of the Congregational
church society furnished lodgings and
meals to the delegates to the district
convention held here Tuesday, and
cleared a considerable. sum thereby.
J. W. Furhman, recorder of KinsIey
Lodge, No. 19I, A. o. U. w. on We'd
sesday received a draft from the grand
receiver of Kansas for 81, 600, payable
to the order of Mrs. J. Ri. Shaw, in
payment OF the beneficiary certificate
held by her husband.
Our STOCK OF groceries Is complete,
new and fresh, at bottom prices. De
HYered free TO all parts Of tbs city
Marsh & Bidwsu.
The second annual commencement
of the Kinsley high sehool viii be held
in the Congregational church tonight.
The class is composed of three young
gentlemen and one young lady. Fred
DumOut Smith viii deliver the address
to the graduating class.
A young lady Of Jefferson, WestVir-
ginia, desIaUss that she was all run
down before taking Ayers sarsuparilla
but that now she is gaining strength
every day. Ayers sarsapariIIa is Ger
9ainIy a wonderfully effective tonic for
the feeble and delicate.
The man who called saEsaparlIla q