People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-24

at. Inc young man struck upon his head
and shoulders, badly bruising him and
DDS rendering him unconscious for seyercl
hours. DR.. Martin of this city was
,on summoned and gave relief. No
',th serious injuries were sustained
i'n Mail %.
0os AFTER prayer meeting Friday
:, the NJ. (. church held their annual
election Of trustees. John Saylor, H.
Knowles, James H. Mason, Chas.
neo Wichern and Ambrose Fisher are the
Anu members elected upon the board for
the ensuing year.
lgn c. c. Curtis has been elected vice.
W president Of the Western Retail
Implement and Dealers association.
lie, The association has sent committee
leir to Topeka to try to have the law
which requirtsa chattel mortgage to
be renewed every year repealed
any Ayers Hair Vigor is certainly a re-
markable preparation and nothing
nor like it has ever been produced. No
- matter how wiry and unmanagable
the hair may be, under the influence
OF this Incompatible dressing, it be-
and comes soft, silky, and pliable to the
sed comb and brush
Rev. R. B. Whitehill, ex-pastor of
the Lutheran church here and now OF
III Kansas City, Mo-, is circulating among
'V his many friends in town and COM
'dsU munity and if his other engagements
Will permit he expects to remain, and
yed will I'll the Lutheran pulpit next
Mr.. Sabbath at II a. m.
Read Ayers Almanac, which your
druggist will gladly hand you, and
'en- note the wonderful cures of rheumat-
PIE ism, catarrh, scrofula, dyspepsia,
lSaS eczema, debility, humorS, and sores.
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
his only Sarsaparilla admitted at the
of Worlds Fair.
east The interest manifested for tho Sro-
cess of the public library is steadily
of increasing with the daily increasing
| in attendance at the reading room.
on Each week committee is appointed
to take charge Of the room. This
week the committee consists Of Mis-
a ses Lulu Frantz and Edith Leonard
ine and Fl. X. Humphrey.
IN
ion. The Presbyterian church held their
regular annual election Of officers last
evening and elected the following
Dp for the ensuing year: J. c. Thom-
~! son and ]. D. Share, elders; John
" Hope Porter, Horace Edwards and
Charles Hood, deacOns; and Jacob
tor Engle, Charles Hood, ]. d. Share and
lng, W. ID. FrantZ, trustees.-Mail, Is.
han n, Io-.--
Dc Col. A. j. Swain, of Madison. Ks.
has been in the city several days max
ing preparations for the exhumation
'ln' Of the bodies of the deceased Z. n.
cu' Andrews and his wife, Mrs. Jennie
, " ~ Andrews, Col, Swain, the father
" OF the deceased Mrs. Andrews, will
leave with the bodies this evening for
use Chillicothe, Mo-, where they will be
)rs reinterred.
Quite an excitement was created In
Oxord yesterday. Some travelling
salesman was victim Of the false
: Of hood OF resident joker. and was led
tn to make an awful mistake. He deep
age ly regretted and resented it, and
Of hunting up the perpetratOr of the in.
suit, the travelling man made him un-
d, do the wrong while looking down the
~, barrel Of Six-shOoter.
lly Arkansas City called the Mail Office
1as up this afternoon and asked il Wei
lington wasn't torn up by a cyclone
10 last night. The report was current in
90. that city that Wellington had been
'od visited again by terrific coronado
on and bad experienced repetition Of
the awful scenes Of May q, 1892. or |
course we undeceived them, but how
he such report could gain credence in
'as this age OF easy communication is a
rm wOnder.-Mail q.
A disastrous fire occurred at Win
field last night. The Christian
ma church, the Cayton marble works.
ev- Reed & JOhnsOn's livery barn and
Is Nichols & Henderson's wagon shop
1T were totally destroyed. The fire
originated either In the livery barn or
81 in the wagon shop and was under way
as before an alarm was turned in. Fif.
80. l..