The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-27

next aturday-E wards & Noble.
The Chautauqua circle meets next
Monday evening with Mrs. Ebright.
John F. Martin is carrying his arm 1
III a sling on account Of csrbuncIe.
N. b. MeKeeyer has accepted a (
position in Garden City drug store.
Frank Porter entertained his par
snts and brother from Larned sun
day.
w. /. seamans has Il fine line OF
shoes for ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren.
Special gale of prints on Saturday
May 10Th, at A. cents at W. l.. Sea-
mans.
Mrs. Taylor, Of Kansas City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. II. |
seamans.
Just think of it, w. L. Seamans will |
sell you good calico at A cents, on
Saturday.
Judge Vaudivert left "Wednesday /
inorniug for Chicago and other east
ern points.
L. c. Geer was appointed street
commissioner by the city council at
heir last meeting.
Marsh q BidwslI viii pay the high
est market prices, in cash, fol wheat,
barley, oats and corn.
Miss Agnes Dempsey returned last
Saturday TO her home mt Mt Hope.
Mrs. Hebron accompanied her
The city council passed resolution
at their last meeting, reducing the
road tax to $3.50 if paid in cash.
AIRS. NJ. c. TuBDs was called to
Ohio Monday by n telegram anounc-
ing the serious illness Of her mother.
D.. Miss Glare McAIichael is home from
Dodge City, where SHE has taught very
successfully in the primary school the
past year
Memorial services will be held at the
NJ. Z. church Sunday at IL \. NJ. and
at the Congregational church Monday
at > p. NJ.
james Scott and family of Chicago
are visiting his sisters and brother,
Mesdumes Nathan and r. C. Roberts
and Mr.. Rod Scott.
Notice the change in the railway
Time table which went into effect sun
day and thereby save yourself the
annoyance Of missing trains.
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Neglect Of tho hair often destroys
its vitality and natural hue, and causes
it to fall out. Before it is too late
apply Halls Hair Remover, IA sure
remedy.
The widely expected paper by St.
George Mivsrt, the leading Christian
evolutionist, upon ths Darwinian
theory, will he begun in the June num-
Der of the Cosmopoijtag.
For one day only, Saturday, May
2sth, we will sell Lawrence L. /. I'M
bleached muslin at cents a yard,
Lonsdule bieached muslin at "a cents
Il yard-AEarsh s. Bidwen.
A glance over the register at the
Alamo house shows considerable act
ivity on ti+e part of the travelling public
and proves that Dir. Martin is building
up deservedly good business.
Miss Lillian smith returned Satur-
day from Webb City, Missouri, where
she has been attending school the
past year. She was accompanied by
her sister Mrs Clarence Mosher.
Mrs. F. Spiegle received a telegram
this morning announcing the serious
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Cramer
at Manila, Iowa. Mrs. Spiegie vii
leave for that place this afternoon.
Mrs. a. Hottewitz received four cal
loads Of farm implements the fore par
OF this week, and has four more on the
road. Among other machinery she solt
TWO more steam threshers on Tuesday
The Winfield ChRutauqua Assembly
opens June 2ist, continuing till July
4th. y number of our people vii
sttsnd. Kiusley sends several grad
oates. We will publish further motto,
next week.
News has been received of tin
death OF Mrs. b. b Baum formerly O
Lewis. The family left this count
asst faR to reside in Michigan, tut
we are informed that Ar. Baum nov
thinks of returning
There will pc no preaching at tn
Congregational church next Sunda
morning, as that day will be observe
in ssUnion Memorial Service" at tn
= Methodist church. Usual service
the evening at both churches.
NJ. DeTar returned Sunday frol
Council Grove, Kansas, Mrs DeTs
went ON to La Crosse for a visit 1
their old home returning "Wednesday
and every body is glad to sss mast,
Hslos, happy face on the street agai