The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Z LOCAL NE " y.
Mrs. Il. o. Bem retained Tuesday
night from her trip to Indiana
Those who attended the mush and
Ennk social at the Methodist parsonage
last night report an excellent time.
The republicans in Biusley scratched
the names OF their candidates for CLERK, |
probate judge, and county superintend-
ent numerically
suits from $500 seI,oO, at W. L. seamans'-
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasing to many people as marks
OF age, may be averted for IA long time
by using Halls Hair Remover
We have held our fgsas open as late
. as possible in order 70 Il able TO give
our readers reliable yeports of the
result of the electoa ia this issue.
In a few days I will receive the Iarg-
est stock of jeweiry and silverware
ever Brought to Kiusiey.
II. NJ. SCHNATTERLY.
. James LswIer, representing a whole
sale firm of New York City, is stopping
in the city. Mr.. LAWYER is man of
good judgment, as lie bet on jerry
Simpson.
w. y. HoudesheH, living three and
one-half miles south of town, brought
10 this Office a couple of potatoes of
the Mexican efrIy rose variety, one of
which weighed three and the other two
and a half pounds.
"a chemical success and medical
triumph, so speaks'' AN eminent physi-
clan in rererance to Ayers Cherry Pee
torsI; and the euIogy was none too
strong. No other medicine is so safe
and enicacious in all Diseases of the
throat and lungs.
Both air and water abound in
) microbes, or germs of disease, ready
TO infect the debilitated system. To
impart that strength and viGor nee
essary to resist the effect of these per
nicious atoms. 10 tonic bIoOd-puriGer
equals Ayers SarsapariIla.
H. II. Artz, of Garden city,
addressed a good audience at the court
g house last Saturday evening. He is
ready, convincing speaker and cliuched
g many arguments, showing any reason
able person the basis and justice of
the demands made by the peoples
party.
You can please yourself in underwear at
W. l.. saamams'.
For every dollars worth of goods
you buy at II. NJ. SchnatterIy's jewelry
STORE from Saturday, November 18Th
to the last of December, you viii get
2 =. chance on a three-piece silver tea
aet-gold lined-to be given away to
the oneathat has the lucky number.
Store ON corner of Sixth street, next
to railroad track.
John A. Bostwiciz novel to his new
home near Richmond, Texas, Wednes-
day. lie secured IA section of school
land there sometime ago, and intends
TO settle on it and make it his per
manent horne. 8ir. Bostwick is
practical farfnsr and If the conditions
there are favorable to successful farm
ing lie viii undoubtedly do well.
It is lucky for us that the majority
of the democrats of this county con
D cIuded to.yota for our candidate for
representative rather than their own.
According to the latest accounts the
O republicans only lack vote or two Of
having majority OF the legislature on
joint ballot. II MIR. Wright had been
defeated the republicans might have
selected the United States senator.
The populists WHO had money on
hand and the nerve to back their judg-
ment, are now reaping their reward.
we are opposed to betting on elections
as rule, but the 'sure things" offered
. so freely last week by the republicans
tempted us to take some OF the money
(which we were satisfied our republi-
can friends would lose to somebody,
and We needed it as bad as any one.
. We take very little stock in the
rooster business aftersT election. The
q side that is defeated feels blue enough
without the other fellows making them
selves unnecessarily disagrecable by
eock-a-doodle Growing. The men who
voted against us are not enemies over
whom We have gained a great victory
sbut friends and ueighbors who differed
withus on certain economical questions
and couldn't get enough people to
agree with them to give them major
ity.
Underwear sron SO cents 40 $3.50 garment
sGW. l.. Seamans'
We have been very lucky in our
political guesses this election. I'M
mediatsIy after the four candidates
were placed in the field we predicted