The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-09-06

Mack Lewis has sec ond-hand
mower for sale.
There will be preaching I'm the Con
gregational church, next Sun lday, at
II a. m. and 8. p. m. :
For SALE one ton buggy: and one
single harness. Inquire at tliis office
Ms. sIrngerland's millinery open
ing Saturday, September T..
Cc,. David. tormerI fof this c, unity
but now of Greenbur g, is in town
today.
1t looks natural to see four h prSe
loads of lumber going ont of town but
inquiry develops the fact that the
work is being done by a mortg; 'ge
company.
The EpwOrtIf League meets eve ~
Sunday evening at 73S0 O'Clock in til
NJ. f. Church. SUBJECT for next SIN l.
day: Opening the eyes of one bon
blind. John 9. 1-7S
-r -
School Girls and Boys, come and
get the latest in lGantlwear next week.
JUST OUT. JUST THE THING for
school.
MARSH & BDwELL.
DIR w. l.. Coleman will practice at
the Alamo House the last and four
teenth days of each month. Detects
diseases through the .arteriaI water. |
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Col. VIM. Beezley says he is going
to Louisville, KY, tomor row, to
attend the soldiers reunio II, and
from there to his old home in In diana.
If he doesn't go, we won't be re spOns-
ible.
Marsh & Bidwell will comm ence
Saturday. August "a, showing , heir
/ New Fall Line of Dry Goods and
lothing. Go and see what they h 1--WE
to offer, they will surely please y, Ut.
j, eweler Leonard will probably otI
, % n 'uch work on watches for awhil q
nc ,as has bought Collins wheel ant
will II. We to devote his time to repair
damaop caused by his efforts to
learn to- ide.
Mrs Sh ngerland gives the ladies of |
K,nslev An, Edwards county cordial |
invitation to attend her millinery |
openinp on Saturday, September T. |
There will be a full line of fall goods.
Don,t fail to M me and see the newest |
things in yelyess tips, flowers, aigrettes
and all kinds of trimmings.
| Harry Higgins goes to Topeka the
first of next wee k. He will enter
Washburne College where we antici-
pate that he and Paul Noble will
UNFOLD the credit of IL re western part
| of the state
: Mrs. Jack Brown, of L'wis' is the
Emother of a baby girl wtIshlng one
land one-halt pounds. An ordinary
t finger I'm g will slip over the arm TO
n the shoulder. The child is apparent
lly healthy and doing well.
L You can pa, Der room l2x14, 1ee'
,e high, for 80 cel ITS, in new paper.
See M. DeTar.
a For the meeting of the Seventh
of Day Adventists 10 be held at Topeka,
September 1872, the Santa Fe has
as made rate OF one fal'e for The round
er trip. Goodreturning until Septembel
oath.
ng Those desiring good photographs
res call at Nelson s. Ditus' Art Studio
building formerly occupie4' py Blu
F. chanan Bros, after September loth
Inn All work finished neatly and VIII
dispatch.
w. The tax list is now out of the way
Iva and we shall be pleased to hear f 'ol
me our local correspondents on local al
fairs Let the world know you al
uit still alive. and have something inter
elk, esting to tell.
' Seed rye for sale at Lewis, by w. }.
Peck.
ON
mo William and l.. G. Lowell, of Elgin
dye Ill. were in the city Tuesday, looking
after realestate interests, they expires
ed themselves as being very mucl
pleased with the looks of every thins
o>,, in this country
Wilbur G. Snyder and Amanda Is
and Cramer, both of Wayne township, wer