The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-15
CITY CHIT.


CITY CHIT
Arthur Gotham arrived IRON colorado
I sIoudsy.
Hrs. W. II. French is san 5oudnza 10 her
/ bed by sickness
Mrs. stOner came up from Lagned yyedaez
day TO spend q Few dSys 7Tith tr-- VaHHosue-
Charlie PIDuru and abe Tlslastou returned
from Oklahoma su.- day olil Fiii remain some
I time.
work Tor the Uusa7aB, Is the topic for
I discussion az the Y. ?. 5 C. r., sunday eve
ming.
Horny GriR.s. fotIpelFy PROPRIETOR OF THE
| GRAPHIC, is visiting Zr- Rdb6 and family
this week.
! There viii be pres.5iIug service at the Con-
/ RrsEatfonal church SUN lay morning as usual
/ No preaching I'm aha evening
! Miss May Chamberlain, OF EARNED. visited
{ with MIss Mauda Read this week. She r.
tlras TO her home this evening
| stanIey watrous, VITO assisted his brother
J go. WHtrouu IN the infringement of the
Alamo hotel about Al year ago, Is In the city
this week
] b aIhIEln returned AuGHNNy from
I TO thc eastern part OF Tue 5t-,fe. While in
Topeka he attended the sz-ocruJie state CON
Fenrlou,
81. b. SIcEcever, or Garden City. an cnthus-
iHstic brown supporter, attended trs ssns-
t"rial convention here Tuesday, returning
"wednesday night
When tho hair begins 70 fall out or turn
gray. the scalp needs dUctorfn.r and yFe know
Of no better specific than Hairs Vegetable
sieilian Hair HcHewcr.
have derived great BcnoHt from BeEgs'
Blood Purtlsr and Blood Maker and will take
great pleasure in recommending e 70 all
meet -CEus. Hin. Aberdeen, o.
wheat harvest will he over This week. and
oats and barley next small grain has been
harvested Iu splendid coG7ditIUH. 6bstatiOus
mot having been iutcrrered with Is rain or
hail.
The ladies or tho Congregational church
furnished spluudId dinner last Tuesday for
the benefit OF tho Delegates 10 the, republican
senatorial ooHvcH lion, aud were i3 Gouse-
quenco iibcrully pHsrouized-
The HOT weather or this week seems to
have had an cNhiiiaIutiug effect on Howard
& 'risr's old plugs, as he had two runawHys
1 no dag. The last one resulting ia a general
smash mp OF bis express wagon
SRA NYED=-From my place. tt-o miles west
/ OF Knslcy. ON July I2tn, one tNyo-yeur-oId
[ ally; dark steel grey, star iI forehead ANY
[ information given OF her whereabouts will o..
/ literally rewarded. * MILLER
tx was prosrr=ted with fovero rillol g
! mpiuiuJ,'' writes ErIstUs 5suthWorJh. of
| Faith, Me. "a Tter vaiuIy trying "A hummer OF
remedies, was finally indlssei to tuko Ayers
/ fills. had scarcely tuEoE tyfO boxes when ]
WIS completely cured"
! a there is no royal ROAD to I6tiui1E. so there
! Is no magical cure Tor diseEse- Tlc eue5t
! however, OF Ayers sJrsaparilIa fGf- blood
disorders comes as near magic as can uo sx-
pcCtcd OF amy mere human agency. ThIs IS
due To its purity und strength.
A meeting OF citizens cf EdwFrts county ia
cHilod for Tomorrow. July 10Th. at O'Clock,
/ at the court house for the purpose OF arruug-
iug Cor an old-fashioucd harvest home pic
mic. Everybody, regardless OF politics or
religion are cordially invited TO participate
Mark RummcI. the eleven year-oId son Of
g. F. humIuei OF This city, TeE from W hay
wagon "Wednesday afternoon aud broke his
Icft arm in two pluoes. The arm was prom pity
set by DIS. SeaGUt, Mnsnor, ana Pearson. ana
Z tile boy ts getting along ne well as could be
/ expected at last accounts.
W. N. Glenn, an ambitious BiuycIist of TrI
buuo, Kansas who Attended the grand tour
nHmeut al Wichita, July ith, Concluded 70
save railroad fare 10y working 6is wy home
ON his wheel lie passed through here Tues
day uud was duly huHurcf by tHe attentions
% the IOCu. LIkcrs in town.
l.. W. Higgins arrived in tho city Saturday
> night una remained over until Thursday
moUuiu He has just returned from un iu,
SprctiuE trip To tho southwest RIA part OF rh5
state in tHg interest OF the D. %. Watkins
Mortgage co. He say q southwest EuusH h..s
raised "a fine crop OF small grain
a reunion or tho old settlers who came ru
Edwards county in 1870 will I e held at tie icC
There are only about urueen ~c the uriginU
/ cuIouists left The town Of * iusiCy wa
/ founded iu March IsIs 10y "a colony OF settler
which was organized at Boston, Mass.
The following is the list Of teachers VIII,
will probably be employed for the city SCHOOL,
| Tor the ensuing years PTiHcipuli Prof A. .
! Remedy, Of Lawrence Grammar Department
Miss Ella Greer, OF Iowa Intermediates; Miss
sophie ADKINS. Primary Nra- &C. 60 mack
south side. intermediate; Hiss Florence
Bidwel- Primary; Miss Minnie MoShohnel.
/ have recommended Bogzs' blood PuriGol
aud Cherry Cough syrup several tinos au'
must say that hive been surprised and NOR
than pleased gt resuIts following usa OF thu
/ SANE { not 10 tIiC habit OF endorsing
patent medicines, but can cay truthfuIiy
IloElss, medicines Brg all that is claimed TO
thsm.-resuh Jones, 81. D., WintorviIL No.
John Lang, vho h-s Hcou working for C. W
.eciur FOR SONS time, while driving cattle
Saturday, sustained IA severe injury by hi
! horse falling with him. breaking ms ieft lcg
between the knee und ankle. He was tuzcI
Ju the residence OF john smith. twelve mile
suuJhvvst OF kiusluy. where the bone WA
set by Drs. Soacsst uud Mosher. Sunday nigh
/ hV, WAS removed TO his home fI EiuslCy AM
is noe ON mis- way 20 recovery.
Tho Weather mas been extremely not th
, week. the therm5Iuctcr registering as high a
, 400 ia the shade "Wednesday and ThursdaJ
t indications OF rain have appeared sever
| evenings. but the clouds passed. ms by 60 emu
! Is their contents q TOW miles east and south
p Quite IA heavy rain fuli FG tif7 southern par
~ the county "Wednesday night Heavy IA a
70 have also fallen ian the western part of d
IA ytu-e, SD We may expect rlfa soung