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Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
nISCELLiTEOUS.

NJ OTICE-By virtue of a deed of trust reg
IN istered in the office OF the Register
page 4s6, will sell at public auction for
cash, at the court house door in Ashevilc,
Monday, the 1st dav of Nav. 1899, the fol
lowing described lot of land, lying on the
east side of Spruce street, in the city of Ashe-
vine. adjoining the lots o. James Fran and
Richmond Pearson and NOR particularly
Beginning al a stake, the northwest cor
of sid Pearron's lot, and in 8
old Davidson line; the with said line 40
feet to a stake at the interso ction of said line
said Franks line / 90 feet to the east m argin
of Spruce sire. t. theRce with said street O the
1898 p1d Cd ] E. RSNKiN. Trnstec
1I1RUsl EE's sALB-By virtue If the po W.
Aaron " ashIngtou and wife. Lula w asI1ing-
ton. the undersigned, tru-te bearing
istered il Book IS at pc c 4S in the r Eecord1s
of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust in tn
Office o. the Register of Deeds Tor the 'ounty
to which reference is hereby made f'r further
description: to secure the pa rent OF the
been IN lie in the payment of said notes, and
having been requested by the cestui que
~ ill sell at tn court house door in the city
of Ashe lille at public auction, O'Clock
M on "wednesday, the 3rd day of May. = s93:
the apHurteuanc~s: Beginning a n stake in
the western margin of g emmons street and
west 19 as feet to a stake in the margin OF
said street: thence with said street so-Ith
11o 49, west IS. feet a stake in the mar
dItiOn; thence WITH the boundary line o said
addition north Ga 81, west s@.4 feet to a
corner of said addition; thence with said
street north 40 1s' east 6s.5 feet TO the be-
J. G. MBRRIMON, Trustee
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
SLPlNG CAR SERVICE

SLPlNG CAR SERVICE.
Nos. II and l2-l'ullman Sleepcrs between
Hot Spring and New York, via Asheville,
Salisbury and Washington: also between
hsheyille and Cincinnati via Knoxville and
Hartman.
Trains Nos. 8 and IA Pullman Sleeper be-
tween AshevIle and Charleston. via Spar
tanburg and Columbia via S c. R'y, connect
ing a [ ournbia for Savannah via S. B R, r.
18th Parlor cars.
v. A. TURK, 8. H. HARDWICK,
Gen Pass, Agt Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Washington, d c., Atlanta, Ga.
' GREEN, Gen. Manager, Washington
E. McBEE. Gen'l Supt., Columbia, S. c.
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager, Washington
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
Fiue Clothing Cheap.

Tt will pay you to see samples and price,
of wANA MAX ER Sc BROWN. SiI h.'-|7---
styles Saving of rs to 30 per
c. r RAY, Sales Agent, 20 s. 49,. 49,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

THOR RENT-No. Starnes avenue. &c
e rooms, we'll plumbrd, steam heated. Ap
TIy to r. c. STARNES.
mi North Court Square.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

DOARDING-Two front rooms. connect
ID ing, with GOOD board, also one sin gle
room. MRS ALICE REYNOLDS, 4S Spruce
street. rnch 7dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

GNOR SALE-I have SO 900 feet of first
- class lumber, at my mill Thos. D.
J Jnhnston's 8 pro pertv, near cemetery, about
I "a miles from Asheville court house. Price
30 cents at mill, or 81 delivered Address
e. H. BRITT,
mCh1 Od1m z. O Box 4S, City
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

mo- REST-Furnished rooms, large an
= sunny. for housekeeping: house
first floor No , corner of College and Pin
street. mch2 2dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

DLEASANT room and delightful bo ard in
Il small family for gentleman an wife
two Gentlemen. Scenery and views un-
surpassed. rs PARK AVENUE.
rnar31 dow
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

DOARDlNG-At No 5 Stsrnes avenue: ho'
ID and cold water; furniture w: fine loca
ton; line. mchodtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

ENOR SALE-One horse. = wears Old good
u driver and splendid saddle animal:
sound aud kind Cheap if sold by April 4
Apply at Geo F Scott & Co.'S lumber office
mCh22dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

EHOR SALE-A young milch COW with cal
II three weeks old Capacity. 2I2 gallons
per dRv. For further inform nation. particu-
lars, etc, apply to HArold IL Johnston. BOX
177, Ashevil1e. N. g.. or Carrier Springs, N. &.
apr4df
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

YINOR RENT-Housc of 3 rooms. ft1rnishe d
II unfIrnishcd All modern improve
ncnts. Good Location. pplv to
nar21 BLAIR * MCDOWELL
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

NOR MA desirable cottage
- of seven rooms completely fur
nished; two squares from pOStoHcc; stable;
fruit trees; garden planted Address
apr3d1w- X M, 7S Bailey St
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
WANT COL UMN.

no X RENT-Nos so. 81. 90 North M air
II street c. T. CLEM MONS.
apr4d1 vs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

IINOR RENT Dwelling house (S roOms) on
= corner of Orange street and Merlin on
Apply to
HRNRY STEVENS,
apr3dtf No. Johnston Building.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

Telephone No. 8.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

NOR RENT-Four five unfurnished up
Il and down stairs rooms in the residence
of - u Pelham. + Grove street Apply at
residence O - Patton avenue
aDr3du
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Dos5E TIE aAolna ARrAnsAs.

-DeIar and Chas. H. SkiIiingtOn,
the famous aIkrOund sportsmen OF
western Kansas. have devised a scheme
by which they expect to bag nearly all
the wild geese that come within half
a mile Of the Arkansas river between
Kisisley and Arkansas City within the
next week. They have already made
contracts TO sell all they get at one
dollar per goose, and they expect the
profits Of their unique enterprise will
take them and their fanilips 10 tie
Worlds Fair ia grand style.
They have built a Aat-b0at f0uV feet
wide and fourteen feet long, in which
they viii embark on the raging Hood OF
the Arkansas river Sunday morning at
1880, a. m., sharp. On each side of
the boat a strip four inches wide pro-
jects over the water through which
holes are bored, I'm which will be an
serted branches OF willows (wseping,
If they eau get them). The willow
branches viii rise upward from the
gunwale about four feet, and then
gracefully bend ever the boat, the
branches from either side interlaciDg
and forming q roof under which the
hunters will be free from the Observa-
ton of tile suspicious goose.
The boat being painted the color of
the muddy river and covered with the
willows as aforesaid, will appear TO the
uusOplIisticated fnVl f"ating island,
and tie ire lcherous and deadly char
;scter Of its occupants will mot he
apparent until it is everliIstiusly TOO
late To Induce their prey to eome
within reach of their death-deHliHg
missils the cunning hunters have de
cons which they will allow to float down
tHe river ahead OF tine basit, Within
shooting distance.
To retaTd the speed Of the boat they
have secured, or will secure, a. heavy
iron wheel or other heavy iron of some
kind, which tl,ey expect to find iu the
vicinity of "a blacksmith shop late
Saturday night. This heavy iron will
be attached to the hogt 10y a rope and
allowed 20 drag, thus retarding their
/ progress.
When the unsUspecting geese APP
proach the deeOy in sufficient num-
bers the spOrtmen Will open fire from
| their concealed battery, and immedi-
ateIy pulling up their iron in tile rear,
the boat will dart rapidly forward and
they Will then secure the. geese by
long poles with hooks on tire end which
they have provided. The yoyngeurs
expect to eat and sleep On the boat
during the trip, cooking the geese by
means Of a powerful sunglass which
they have procured. The trip bids
fair To he both profitable ana instruct
i've to the travellers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

The sudden changes in weather ~
Ehe latter part OF the winter and .arIy
spring are source OF coughs and
Guilds. This season is % parth Ul.trly
dangerous one for persons with weak
lungs or delicate constitution a
slight cold is nkely 60 become % serious
one. and the cough tuHt fullplvs Is the
one great cause OF the many deaths
from consumption IN tile early spring.
New neglect % cough OF cold. Keep
"a reliable remedy ON hand aHd check
the first CnuRH. that HsiA iusIH 10 con
sUuuptiuH. As such "a remedy tine med-
iciHe called EemD's BalSam Is strongly
recOmmrnded- For tV -Ty form of
throat and lung disorder. Including tEr
lH grippe cough. Group and consUm be-
ton in INST stnEet. IL ilsts probably no
equal anyNA here Get "a b1tJle TO-DAY
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WHO HES?
Don't Lie?

Roberts customers don't, as they
spread the good news that their money
goes farther, by to 25 per cent, at
Roberts store than any other concern
in the country.
Roberts can't quote you prices
through the medium Of newspaper adj
vertlsing, but he can give you figures
upon application that viii convince you
that no one can UuderseiI him. La
fact they know better than 10 try TO-
Promises TO pay are good enough
Tor the other fellow, bit Roberts would
rather have the cash. and proposes to
make 1t an object for cash buyers 20
leave 10 at tile
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PoPuLAR rRlaslalEas.

skirt trimmings made q very wide
blaslz moirs ribbon are popular
PHH- ornaments and buclrlea o.
b-ight-coloEsd rhineseonss are asain in
demand
FANCY velvsts IN plaid cross-barz,
striped and amber effects are much
liked for trimmings and combination,
TWlE are new eaPss with three or
more graduated collars or half-capas
edged with la0ss with high collar
trimmed with lace ruchings-
LEATHEH trimming, leather covered
buttons, straps, bands an belts are
worn; iudesad. leather in some Of itl
many possibilities seems TO be oas %
The msterisIs Of the futuEe.
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Mr.. Albert F8vOrite, Of Arkansas
city, Kansas wishes TO give our readers
the benefit of MS eEperie nCa with colds
He says Il contracted "a cold early
last spring that settled uu my lungs,
ana had hardly recovered from IL when
/ caught another that hung on all sum
mer and left nae with a hacking cough
which L thought 1 never would get rid
or. I had used Chumb srlaius cough
remedy some fourteen years ago with
much success, aud concluded to try lt
again. When [ had got through with
one bottle my cough had left me. ana
/ have not suffered with a cough OF
cold since, 1 have recommended it to
others. and al speak we'll OF It," Fiji
Jy cent bottles Tor sale by Porter &
CO mpany. nj
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MARES FOR SALE.

BEST BROOD AND DRAFT MARES EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE OR TRADE.
I viii nave on sale at Edwards s.
WolRamot's barn, and at Calvin Jones'
i'm Kinsley next Saturday, February
18th, one car load of heavy draft and
brood mares. These mares are without
doubt the finest animals ever offered
for sale or trade in Edwards county.
G. L. PAINTER.
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Hardware at Rummell'a

Mr.. c. Z. Davis, editor Of the Blom-
field. Iowa. Farmer, says; 81 can rec
Ommend Chanberlain's cough remedy
20 all sufferers with colds and Group.
1 have used iU in nay family for the
past Two years and have found IL the
best have ever used for the purposes
for which it is intended" Fifty cent
bottles for sale by Porter & Co. Nj
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Itching piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense itch
ing when warm. This form. as well
as blind, bleeding OF prUtrudinE, yield
AZ once to DR.. BOsauko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors, allays itching and
effefts a permanent cure. tftg cents.
Druggists or mail. circulars EFas. Dr..
BosankO- S2a Arch street, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania. Sold By Porter & CO.
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Allow a cough to run until Il gels
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh, it will wear away"
blIt in most cases IT, wears them away.
could they be induced TO try the suC-
crssfuI medicine called kenp's igalsam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
% cure they would Immediately see
the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price City cents and one
dollar.
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We desire TO say to oar citizens, that
for years We have been selling DIT.
Kings New Medical Discovery for con-
sumption, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve ami Electric
Bitters, and hive never handled RENE
dies that sell so we'll, OF that have
given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to re-
fund the purchase price, If factory
results do nosfOllow their use. These
remedies have Won their great popu-
iarity purely on their merits. Porter
s. 90.
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Miss May ANDERSON Is said 20 be an
enthusiastic ishervFoman.
MISS MATTE E. EELsoE. OF Little
Rock, Ark, has been appointed gaaGEul
agent in her city for the Plcifc hzu-
tual Lie Insurance Company, of Cell
furnfa.
BIHs. ELIzABETH Preston BE0WE
DAVIS is q young southern woman who
has won distinction as an accomplished
mzthematiciaH. She is reclEoned aEnoaE
the hrst in this country.
Mas GALLAUuEr, wife OF Prof Cal
laudet, Of the Washington College for
Deaf-ldutes, believes in keeping pace
with her children. She studies Greek
and Latin with the boys and EEsuaE
I'D Eernan With the nLrLs-
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NOREAN HARRS

AND GELDIEGs FOR SALE.
L have a ear load OF line large Nor
man geldings and brood mares, which
I Will sell low down roT cash or on
time where good security is given.
The horses can be seen at the barn Of
Jacob Schmidt. near the new depot.
ID. F. TATUMs
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OF ECONOMY

where you will fud a fuI and complete
line OF every thing in Hardware. Tin
ware, Stoves, Seeds, Grain, Groceries
HTpd Farm Products.
Roberts is in Edwards couHSy 70 stay
and to make a living for his family. if
just dealing, honest goods and bottom
Pricss will accomplish that iaude5le
object.
Yours IN command
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AGENTS WASTED % sell cur new boolr.
az 'a-aule Stories Tor gnIidrlsu " EEif ed tisT
D. nry NeiL assisted by tiuzseI % CnuwoI
posting over Eli-izli- Retail 50 So over go
llll-pag &c -llEr1lsl1rs. pages OF mHEuiii s1ur
culoFad pilates, eacs prilled tu ten culors- "A
cuHE cdlt Be SON iu every home Girl u=riteg-
: .aaee l4t Cr1erF % tu Ehis rauruiuFs made
- Today. Rev A. j. Holmes. a1rCers- Pa
says --ilutnt reLciVeds sold o. btsoEs to-day.
made go EeErargf1g-'' o. re1Ircst success ever
. lsogi n Extra e1lluJissi1u Co 4Heut4 -i5
per Jay easily luzaalg. tlutdr 81 cents flnura
% cFsdit- Freight paid EEenF Neil rs 81,
9Th 81, PhlLidelphla. Pa
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uhich we urop1as 60 send 90 you, G1lnruor-
latauu paid Luc lrrllg daring Tlltl llfalrls
q pillow ana = il che act o. dr-lTiuE on itg
pink sock the usGl OF " lAcE has been pulled
OF aHn aunE ASIDE WITH n Graglfl llllzlG coo.
The ilazn tll-l are perfect end tie lEe1 fo-oe1
you 70 natter 91ere y1u ll-lln- Ale s4zdl-
zGaapr1d5 1ctlo1l- OF t-i-- 'Ereieal fi-iniiur uL
pai1teus of baby tifei are 20 lc EiFau 20 1llss
Who Eunzerlle % DemoEesl4 t1Euily -iaifsi-
Ezue Tor A-isls me reuEQeuc ions cannot %
told Eroal rlll uFlgsll=s Fl5el eQeE ls.il llQ
are ne sane l.l8 III E-4 inches A1e baby j.
llfg Size. ans ahloiutciF inedss- We have
also IN p1eflflllcus % present 90 our sub
5er91esg during -, other grelE Rielurs9 -
LslIItl Liagallslluss ana Others Of lT1rlf-vTiEsE
rauqugus TAKE only clTo lElrlplcl Of = has
" Re- lta q IlEtsll ell- past year a BRO 81 Pen
SEA- ana y aa lite Hulsl Orchid ~ ll-1
vie OF Lfg-azelt sA1rrl1l1s Gu1 yes llllt g-s
gllt u1E ElraElllzl mean
bose W DO 9llds-Elll- f1l LlsrluEg5t7 60 Family
-ane lar - VI f'osaes Q Eali9Eg q -r-
eslrtllills shat csiuoe p lf4al-dl ~ asy o.
lhe sFortd SCR it- belut.l.zl lli-sfErtia1-is ana
aII 1tzl Master --zg r7lli keep cHzr1oc posi-
gL ca OBJ G11 l1Hlas l- lEa alE'. Eul an lle
faa4I ans I-alssllE llaE-1 Of ll-arEsl ltuul lal1
Els1lel1lds -last-e1 lur1ls.ltr.E tul-realiu7
l5allI5 1-a-eEs H2l4 F4 -1l gas. aaE llle
Eso!a f-a1lllf .le Tlll1 Ll----lrlalC g nos
-eela ans We ..-e Fl-s ~ f1is -il E-l sll-
% auT s Cna1gc $50 81 car El5-z
llri ton q q lls a15lF - aa4 -1-l l-ili rz-lg
Egl over -ll--- lazz -l= lat1iag7s
l----rilEl 4or- = 80 l-r- g seU
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Get DeTar's prices on wall paper


Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew kemp'5 Baisamfor the
Throat and Lungs was a superior rem
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly.
when other cough medicines mad no
effect whatever. 30 t1 prove thls and
convince you OF it's merit any drug
gist VIII give You q sample bottle rFes.
Large size 90 cents and &IlO0.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

Do you take tbs Kansas Furnles?
Why notT Every farmer, stock breed
OF, crehardist, dairyHan, gardener,
PouitrymHnf their wives, and THE boys
and girls, will dnd it full of helpful
iHfornstiOH- 1t IS practical, honest,
ablei it is adapted especially 70 KAN
ss-s; it comes every week in the year,
with sixteen or twenty pages OF very
valuable Information sample VIII be
sent free if you send postal card re-
guest to KANSAS FARAEER Co,
Topeka, Kas-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

The Pittsbrg Clkrontele Tslegrqb,
says;- ''Ths play OF 81 PIunkar d,
given By }. c. Lewis Comedy Co., is
the most laughabls thing that has ever
been produced in this city. The tIiTesI-
tug machine which is used in the play
seems to carry the audience far back
to some happy country home whsrs
every thing Is mirth and happiness.
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Spiegls & SONS have just receivssi
another lot Of neekware. They now
have the incest line Of neekwsae ever
brought to Kihsley.
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Tbs 81 PluRkard company arrived
i'srs tais saoEaillg and nearly Hlled ths
Alamo hotel Judging from tie num-
bss sud appearance Of the actors, the
show to-night will be the best we have
bad fes a long time.
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Miss Clara AcMiehael came home
Friday i'll With la grippe, and was I'M
able to return to her school duties at
Dodge Csty until Wednesday.
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Owing 70 a misunderstanding, the
photographic concert to be given at
tue a. l. church tomorrow night has
been postponed indefinitely.
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A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such q friend in Dr.
Kings New Discovery for CoHsump-
ton. coughs and colds. If you have
never used this great cough medicine,
one trial viii convince you chat it has
great curative powers jn all diseases
of the throat, chest and lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed "a do all that is
claimed or the money will be refunded.
Large bottles so cents and 81 90
Trial Lottles free at Porter g. Co.'S.
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Scott Yeatmsn took trip east last
week. He is now at st. Louis. he
win be ebsant about tan days longer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

Improve your property 10y painting
it this spring. Nothing adds 50 much
to tile appearance of "a country as to
see well painted buildings, What you
want TO know is where to get paint
that will stand 4 dry and hot climate.
The Western Paint 81 Oil Company
guarantee their paint To stand Ia this
ciimate for four years without cilaiking
or cracking. You can buy It from 81
cents per gallon mp Pure boiled lin
seed oil, window glass, varuishes.
brushes, and over 100 patterns Of wall
paper to select from. Wall paper 5
cents a Roll at DETARS-
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Joseph V. DOry. of Warsaw, Illinois
was troubled with rheumatism AID
tried a number OF different remedies,
Int says none of them seemed 10 DO
him any good; but finally he got hold
of one that speedily cured him lie
was much pleased with it, aud felt sure
tha5 others similarly afflicted would
like To know what the remedy WAS
that cured him. He states Tor the DeH-
eft Of the public that it is called Cham
pertains Pain Balm, For sale 10y tor-
ter s. company. MI
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Mrs Moouey-Yez cont hov Docshsr
McCarthy any mcreP
Mrs. Fagau-No. Whin ne was Elcir
he called in anither docther. II he
wouldn't trust himself TO docther him
self Oh don't trust him 70 doether NJ
Puck.
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There IS active inquiry for farms II
rent this spring. Ia some cases. six
applicants have appeared fer a single
firm.
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8. G. Leonard has just received a
fine lot Of new goods in the iewelry
and Watch@ine
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:. B. Stinger, Of Orlando, Oklahoma,
arrived in tie city Saturday ans re-
zaa2nsd this week. Mr.. Singer lived
here PElor to the opening % Oklahoma.
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Afrs. eGeoage CrOssssn, sislsr-in-law
Of BErs. s. ". Vandivsrt, returned
home last Tuesday.
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g.W. Rush and ". H Vernon, Of
Larhed, we're in the city Monday an
business
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L. C. Bcles returned Monday night
from Chicago, where he had been for
about ten days.
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a. W. Hampton has been confined
70 his bed since Monday. and is threat
ensd with pneumonia fever.
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Mrs. c. A. Read, who has been i'll
FOR some weeks, is able to be out
again
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Mrs. c. =. Seamans, who seemed,
last week, TO be on the read TO recov-
cry, is much worse again.
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N. ROBERTS.

have been troubled fog several years with
scrOfuia, caused by Impure blood but could
get no relief until lately. Our druggist
recommended BeEEs' Blood PuHheI and
Blood Maker 81 highly that decided 70 try u
and have up 20 the present time. used I'VE
bottles and ind IL 90 be all that &c is recon-
ended. -Orrin Stone. OtseEo, Wis, Sold
and warranted 10y NJ DeTarr Kinslsy, Kansas
a hale Old man. Mir. j. Wilson, OF
Aliens Springs, Illinois, VINO IS over
go years old, says; II have in my time
tried q great many medicines, some u
excellent gUdlIJys but never uefOre did
/ iud any that would SO COmplesely
do all that is claimed for It as Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarThUea
Remedy. II is truly "a wonderful med
icinr." For sale by Porter Il Co, MI
DeTar has the finest line of wall
paper west of Kansas City.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Roggers, OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are the guests
of C. F. SpuFgln this week
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

Spiegle s. Sons are constantly re-
c5iving new goods, they are increasing
their stock and will soon have a good
clean stuck to select from.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

'Thirty-hVe horses have been sold
within the last ten days in Kinsley by
the several dealers. It folks as il "a
great deal Of farm work will be done
in this county this year.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

W. II. French turned over to the
county treasurer last week 84s2-O0,
pr9ceees Of q suit brought by the
county agalinss a stock holder Of the
Edwards county bank residing at New
1Iaysn, Connecticut.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

8 Keener & Cole now handle and have
an stock the Western Cottage Organ.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-24

piCbars frames and moul5ings always
on hand It Keener q Coles.