The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-09

II. B. Pierce has established himself
N Pittsburg, Kansas, where ne Will
10 business, leaving his family IN
kinsley.
Vandivert, Smith and Beezley went
down to Topeka to get on ground
where they could shout victory without
having defeat staring them il the face.
To restore gray hair to its natural
color, as in youth, cause it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no
better preparation than Halls Hair
Remover.
Mr.. Rink, of Jetmore, was in the
city last week to make arrangements -
for weeks services in the Congrega-
tIonal church, but was unsuccessful in
his mission.
1t seems to us to he very bad man.
ners for fellows to meet one on the
street and say: How do you feel now ~
about the state?" OF course we feel
badly, just as you do about the county.
Mrs. R. E. Edwards was called to
Oklahoma Tuesday by telegram
announcing the illness of her niece,
the 5-year-old daughter of Jay Sellers.
A later telegram announced the death
of the little one.
Owing to the pressure of politics -
during the last few weeks our county
correspondents have been somewhat
sighted. We hope they will overlook
the matter and come to the front anew n
with lots of newsy locals. nj
A special passed through this city
yesterday consisting of five !palace
stock cars, carrying the E. Corrigan
string of sixty horses to the Pacific
coast for the winter racing.
Jno. ]. Stoffer, of Saltwater, Ok, RI
was in the city Wed. evening, having
stopped off to see the boys in Jail as
he had known them for years, and ,
coming this way, he was asked to stop
and see them, by their families. o'e
lit,
Rev. J. II. Lockwood, Kansas Sup
erintendent of the American Bible
Society, will preach in the Methodist Cal
church next Sunday at ] 1 a. M, and POI
in the Congregational church at 1870 90
p. m. assisted by Rev. Tomlinson.
At the last meeting Of the city coun fol
ell the following deputy marshals were
appointed: F. B. lime, E. l.. Loso,
F. A. Coffman, Joe Bishop, W. Pyles,
A. NJ. Merryman, Ed Bidwell, E. II.
Allen. NJ. Schnatterly, A. F. Alder
holdt.
Turn the rascals OUT" the familiar
party cry, may be applied to microbes
us we'll as to men. The germs of
disease that lurk in the blood are
ssturned out" by Ayers Sarsapari!la
as etfectually as the old postmasters
are displaced by new administration. 81
Those holding reserved seat tickets lie
4 for the Morgan Concert can get them
i reserved at Porter's drug store OH and CO
after Saturday November 10th, at 2
O'Clock. Tickets will also be OH sale ~,
at POrter's. Reserved seats So cents.
General admission Is and % cents. !"
The Incorporate talk about lynch
ing the prisoners now in the county '"
jail has made it necessary for Mr.. III
Heath to keep number of extra u
guards at the jail. The sooner people ia
stop their nonsense, the sooner the fe
county will he relieved of this extra f,
burden of expense. H.
Will Weyrich got up dance last
Friday night at the Medley school +,
house. Many of the young folks from :,
, the surrounding country attended and "
. jolly good time is reported. Mr.. u
t Weyrich deserves the thanks of all, fol
his efforts in getting up such a pleas a
ant dancing party. II
8 J. II. Carpenter has, to-day, filed in G.
8 the justice court an information chang -
ing D. M. Brewer with assault COM
mitted on election day. The constable
= went after Mr.. Brewer and the case was p
= set for 9 a. M, Saturday. Mr.. Brow s.
. er was brought in and plead guilty and b
was fined five dollars and costs. il
l.. W. Angus is i'll the city to-day to t
u contest the decision Of the Wayne pre- >
o cinct board regarding certain votes :,
cast at that precinct, the effect of the
II boards decision being to give G. II.
d ellison majority of votes cast. Angus \
claims that John Donnel, GilsOn's O
opponent, should be declared elected. u