The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26
CITY CHAT


3. T. Iatuna was In Kansas city this week
F. spiegio and George Leonard were in
wichita last week
A son was born to Sir. and BIrs. WIZ. IyIea
on Tuesday evening
Mrs, W. H. obrsturned Wednesday from
her visit in Winfield
Mrs.. Scott Eestsnan arrived home from
Denver this morning
! Get school books at once, ana avoid the
rush, at Porter q Cos
BORs-OH Tuesday evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A Cramer, a daughter.
Gail and see oar school shoes, the cheapest
and best--F- sPiegle & Son
r. ". Edmonds is in Topeka this week, pre-
sumably on political matters.
! H. n. Barker, 81 Dodge CITY, is spending
the week with his uncle, z. A. Noble.
! C. L. Higgins has resumed his position at
the Santa Re depot as night operator.
Misses Ella aud Eva Force win leave Kius-
ley in short tine FOR Trinidad, colorado.
| School tine Is about here aud Porter * Co.,
have an immense supply of school books
"A. E. Teod, of OEerie attended the enter
tainment at the opera house 3IOudOy night
Ira Tam and family, Of Franklin Township,
/ have returned from their visit in Kingman
county.
mrs. C. s. Martin and family went TO New
/ ton Wednesday 10 join her husband, who IS
engaged In business there.
We charge you nothing to show yoa the
/ best suits of clothing for the least money In
the market.-F. spiegie s. Son
If you want to buy piano or organ
be sure and see Hatch.
CIV. AIcCune. OF Wayne township. threshed
q fifty acre heid OF wheat last week that
averaged thirty-three bushels per acre
Cal Jones new steam threshIug engine ar
rived Monday. Mr.. Jones will commence
threshing north OF town the first OF next
week.
Topic for the Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening, ''IFow q Christian can
Lie" Reports of the district convention will
also be given.
Harry Read, John Popp, d, F. sPiegle and
W. Fl. French, of RiIWfuning lodge, attended
the Knights of PythlaE encampmsut at Kan
sgs City this week.
II the hair is falling out and turning gray,
the glands Of the minced stimulating and
color-food. and the best remedy and ztimu-
liant Is Halls Hair Benewer-
Oscar Harvey, who has been working for
N, Roberts for some time, left for Des
Moiues, Iowa, this morning with his father
who arrived here few days ago.
t. p. Kiutner and L. T. MosIoy, of Franklin
township z. F. Hodson and g. D. Ntsner, of
Brown township, ATTENDED the C. A. r. en-
camPment al Wichita last week.
A meeting of the county central committee
OF the peoples party has been called by tho
chairman for Saturday, September 3rd, at
IGiEsley, at 2 o'clock, in the G. a. h. hall
Every member Of the committee should be
present if possible.
The 8IoKanIass CoIored Concert Company
played TO IA fBir sized audience Ia Fiohr's
opera house Monday night. II the quality Of
the entertainment had been known before
hand nothing but a small crowd would have
greeted the company.
v. D. Billings left sunday for Croston.
Iowa, to attend the races which commence
there this week. He has charge of Columbus
Maid and several other horses that viii be
entered in the races In the circuit. He will
be absent about month.
]. N. sonter, peoples party candidate for
state senator from this. the 3Sth senatorial
district, and several other speakers from
abroad, will speak at the picnic at Weese's
grove tomorrow. There will be dancing and
anusements for old and young
For sluggish and torpid liver, nothing can
surPass Ayers pills. They contain no Gallo
mel, nor any mineral drug bat are composed
Of the active principles Of the best vegetable
D CtttAt-ttlcsI ana Lheir use always results IN
marked benefit to the patient.
Some people are constantly troubled with
boils-no sooner does one heal than another
makes its appearance. A thorough course of
Ayers Sar5apariIIu, the best OF blo1d-purI-
| hcrs, enectually puts an end to this annoy
ancs- We recommend Il trial.
| J. p. Adams viii sell at pubic auction on
Saturday, September 3rd, twenty-five head OF
choice bred mares from standard horE es.
Terms; Three months time at 40 per cent,
with approved security, or 5 per cent dis
count for cash. Sale to commence at 2
/ o'clock
| The heavy rain the first part OF the week
has brought out the late corn and forage
crops amazingly, nHd has put the ground iu
! excellent condition FOR blowing and seeding.
/ The corn between here and Kansas City is ia
] good condition, and we believe the state VIII
have two-tnirds OF a corn crop At least.
The third annual convention OF the Thir-
teenth District Kansas Christian Eudeavor
/ Union is being held in Larned this week A
/ very interesting program has been prepared,
I and a number Of Kinslsy people. outside OF
the fourteen deleEates appointed by the
/ society, are in attendance
most distressing. accident occurred near
Fellsburg On Tuesday evening, resulting in
/ the death Of Minnie c. Bear. She attempted
70 stop a runaway team but was struck by the