The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-06-08

100 new patterns of wall paper.
Some at ) cents 4 roll.
NJ. DETAR.
Mack Lewis seems to like his new
wheel as he has ridden it to Kinsley
twice this week.
B. Z. Butler, of Denver, Illinois,
was doing business before the Probate
| court this week.
Rev. S. Z. Busser, of Dodge City,
will preach in the Episcopal church at
Lewis next Sunday at l l O'Clock Il. m.
Heavy rains i'll Colorado have
DELAYED all trains going east so that
time tables have not been very yalu
able.
a complete stock of paints, wall
paper and oils at hardtiIne prices.
NJ. DETAR.
JOHN II. Cain, of Atchison and
owner of the kinsley Mill, arrived in
the city Sunday to look after his
interests here.
Reads restaurant was broken into
Saturday night and some cigars stolen.
Harry says he is OIL to the parties and
may make it warm for them yet. /
Some of the young people went out
to grove three miles west of town Oh
IA picnic excursion Thursday and had
IA pleasant time and lots of bugs.
will purchase good mules at fair
price or will trade young mares for the
same. E. S. BOYER.
If you want nice picture Of your
house and grounds to send to your
wife's folks just notify the Buchanan
Bros. Modern equipments: First
class in every particular.
The recent floods in Colorado have |
caused the Arkansas river to boom a !
little. This is the first time in several |
years that any water has been able to
pass the bitches Ill June.
The Buchanan Bros, are prepared /.
to do first class Photographic work at
their parlors over Spiegle's store.
Call and see them. Lowest prices.
First class work.
l have taken the duty and the profit
off of my goods, as l am going out of
business. Tie goods have got to go
with the remnants OF the old parties.
+ SPIEGLE.
All the ladies must turn out Tues
day night and see how mall looks
with All apron on. The reception
will (?) take care of all bab-
les during supper time.
+. ID. Smith and wife, +. w.
Edmonds, Will Nandivert, +. ii.
Ed. OFT, Ed. Taylor and
James McCarty took charge of the
republican state convention this week.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church Society have decided to repeat
the alag Drill" program on Wednes-
day evening, the 18th, ut the Congre-
gational church. Admission Is cents.
Mrs. Singerland has a few pieces of
the handsomest lace ever brought to
and the prices are remarkably
low. She got them at Il discount and
will give her friends the benefit of it.
Special business for the next meet
ing of L. o. Howe Post, Wednesday,
June Goth, at = p. In. Every comrade
should he present.
w. y. SNOW, L. a. NOBLE,
Adjuntant. Commander.
The effort of the citizens to flush the
creek by turning the river down
through the old irrigatiug ditch has
so far proven failure owing to the
falling OF the river. but another rise is
on the way, SO H. may We. be
a SUI cess.
Next Sunday will be observed at
the NJ. E. church us Children's Day.
The usual Sabbath school and preach
ing services will be postponed Sunday
and special exercises by the
school will take place, beginning at
1915 O'Clock. In the evening the pas
tor will preach to young people.
The Board of County Commissioners
met Monday aid Tuesday to equalIze
taxes. AIr. Cain appeared before the
board and intimated that if his assess
ment was not materially reduced he
might move his mill. The board
granted Il reduction of $3.50 which still
leaves his asse 'sment about 100
higher than last year.
At the council meeting last Monday