The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
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of Sixth street.
LOCAL NE VS..
N. schou is in Larned to-day.
School tablets, cheap. at N. DeTsr's.
Great blr4rtl4 in clotlling ut F.
Spiegle & Sons.
L. A.Lauuer, Of Dodge City, spent
Thursday in town.
.Cul1 and see II e rev Let of shoes at
F. Spiegle s Sons.
Fifteen cents will secure Weave I
badge, st VI. DsTar's.
II you want to buy a piano or organ
be sure and see Hatch.
Don't you know that Keener & Cole
can show you furniture?
- Don't fail to see tie grand street
parade, September goth.
john Fuller, of Kansas City, grain
buyer, was III town this week.
\ Gue lire Of tablets from cent to
% cents each, at NJ. DeTur's.
c. J.. Puitota attended the peoples
party meeting at LaTued to-day.
Why don't you Lave those pictures
. framed? KEENER & COLE.
J. n, Baker. OF Peabody, Kansas,
was in Down Tuesday and "Wednesday.
w. L. Burcher and wife purchased
tickets for Washington, D. {. this
morning.
BouN:--On Monday, September 9Th.
to Mr.. and Mrs. ) Il. Roeubaugh, u
daughter.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alezanter, on Sunday, September
nth, Il son.
States, rulers, cr;,yon, slate and
lead pcnrils, tablets and drawing PEN /!
ellis at II. DeTar's.
hlrs. NJ. Sehou and Miss Alm1 D.tus /
left th:s morning for Burdette, 10 be /
absent a couple OF days.
TIKI Kaps1s City star says that tie
C.iarhu Sisters are the finest ou earth,
. in their line of business.
louis L. Holman, Of Chiengo. HI
Hois, is Ioikius after his Interests in
Edwards county This Geek.
y line b1lati and orchestra with T. G
IIuinIIy Dump;y cu!npany. This COM
pauy vii appear September 20th.
Harry Roim1n, the worlds greatest
sand jig dancer at tire opera house
next Tuesday night, September goth
j. T. Marsh, Of the firm Of Marsh &
c pidwell is in Chicago this week, order
: ing bis stock of fall aud winter goods.
Mr. Reynolds Z. A Noble ana E.
NJ. EbessoIe are in Wichita, acting as
jurors la the Uhitei states supreme
court
w. 4. Keener returned home last
Saturday from three weeks visit
with his purents in FieIdtowu, West
Virginia.
J. b. Robinson, who hus. been zen
gagged ia training horses at Great
Bend. This summer, returned to Kius-
ley Tuesday.
sIrs. J. +. Martin and step daughter
Miss Kate Martha left Kunsley We'd
gestIay to visit with friends iu Illinois
and Indilhna
Judge Vandivert, L. w. Edmonds, /
Ed. Taylor, F. d. Smith ant Ed 4
Allies ars attending tle state fair at I
InIel,a this week.
Mrs. S. W. Vaud1vert departed
Sunday morning for Bethany, Mo.
where she intends placing her daugh-
ter Louise 10 school.
Mrs A. c. Dyer departed Monday
morning fnr Topeka. She was accom-
panied by her husband, who is now :
ia W0shingt0n, D. C.
a NJ. Merrymau, the gentlemanly i
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank is now at his post of duty, after S
an llhsenee Of two weeks. a
Miss Netiie Early of FL Reno,
Indian Territory, arrived in the city i,
Wednesday noon, and all VISIT with :,
der mother a couple of week. :
An epidemic, resembling in many
respects catarrh, Is quite prevalent s
throughout the state. We have 3
number of cases ia our midst. j
The eampIneeting which has been 2
in progTesss at Garfield for the last ten .
days closed Sunday night. The meet {
ing has been highly successful