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The Selkirk Graphic from Selkirk, Kansas • 4

The Selkirk Graphic from Selkirk, Kansas • 4

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J- A "fresh Chauncy Harding and Lew Si ihe boss utock leeuer. it vou supply of Crackers and LEOTI I 1 'pc Settiirll (Srapfyic. HOUSES, i want to mako mouey. Territory -fo L. E.

Stirnixg. ing drove over to Leoti, yesterday, C'andy. sale or trade, Call on or address pn business. Cnon City Coal per ton, at Geo. McVby, Whitelaw, Kas, The Farmers' Alliance will meet iiridgman Weaver's.

on Saturday nisrht. A full attend A 25.00 set of double Harness to We have a strictly one price store. ance is desired: JV1II.LKHKU KVKIIY THl.ItSP.AV HV E. P. PTF.PHENSON....E.

L. STEPHENSON EUITOUS AND PllOPIlIKTOIIH. TERMS Of 8 II I I Si Ono Copy, no yesr. fl (HI Vnif Copy, Six months 50 ouo Copy, throo months Bii (Invariably In advanuo.) KOOWTZ Sc JONES, DEAJ.EIIS ry Goods and Notions, CLOTHING AND FAMISHING GOOBS, be given to the purchaser of a one pound canof Citrus- 'Creanl Baking J'ROCTOR I lOFf master, Don't send back east for Tribune, Kans. Powder, at Bit'iDoifAN1 Weaver's when you can 'buy cheaper at 'I roc E.

Foulston, the boRS harness tor Half master's, Tribune, Gree: All persons having business with maker, of Leoti, can ht vou out in ley county, the County Superintendent will tajce Entered kt the Poxtoflioe In Selkirk, Kmistis, lor tlii-oiifrh mil U8 cxind-olass null I 'apple-pie order." notice that after Jan.i'18, Officers of tho Selkirk Sabbath Boots and: Shoes, Groceries, will only be in the' office on Monday If you want a good cup of tea try school for th.e suing veaT were elected as follows: Superintendent, Thursday, Februahy 1890 and haturdav of each something Jresli at JVB. Bacgh, Co. Sup't. H. II.

Kip-gt'Ass't Superintendent, BRibGMAN Weaver's. Flour and Salt. Buy Wheat Produce of all kinds'. No more fit emissary to' represent VV. S.

Oldham; Secretary, 31. Bridgman; ''Treasurer, Mrs. Stationery pf all kinds, at E. Stienixg's. wicuua couniy uro easi oe eayer.

li 1 1 11 AilsA9 found than our present commissioner, E. B. The Graphic GRAPHICS. 4allicrd Here and There on tlieKlgl hjb and Hy-way of ICveryday IJU't in Town and Country. One dav to oome.

and two to iro. Come and see our Hue of drv Wm. II. Davis has left with The gooas, i tc Tribune. insists upon the executive committee Gkapuiu a sample uroonl, 'of 'his I AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF Grandpa Wonder Soap can be had own which tq us presents all giving the west side of the county a the excellent qualities a good broom show by appointing him on the im- That was theendof snow." at Jj.

Uj. istiening s. Blacksmithin and Wood Work shoiud poshess, It is' well made, of migration commission, to worm up a o-ood' material." and handsomely or- west Side boom among effete east- Fancy and staple groceries of the "Mind your eye." See Iiridgman Weaver for Ger Millet Seed. i namented. erners.

cheapest at Proctor IPs; Tribune. AT EDUCED lady correspondent enquires if Just received a choice line of teas! HAJmNG. Leotl. Selkirk Literary. Proirrani for to-morrow evenlnt' Don't forget there will be lots of we have seen any of the riftw Rus at 1 Bridgman Weaver's sian leather work.

'Must confess-we Declamation Lotta Watterson have n'otj but if any subscriber has Declamation EHiott Road carts $20 at Foulston's. i TOHNON J. H. i 3 i UL'uutnuuion nana woonrow any, either new or old, guaranteed Reading orin geybert If you want barp-ains in canned to do an honest day's work and no 1 AuJt goods, call at L. Sjtiening'g.

fun at the ljveraryi to-morrow 'night. Alt kinds of canned goods at Iiridgman Weaver's. Postmaster Browning, of Conquest, Was in town, Tuesday, trading. Saturday was another, busy 1ay for Selkirk merchants arid coal defers. grumbling, The Graphic is willing Frank Sypot -V' I 1 Declamation John' Adkins GENERAL SHOP- Ma so Wi J.

Chubbick, the popular iu miiK. iiueini uuvr ivi riuau Sonir Messrs. McVev mid Walsh Stephenson hardware merchant, of Leoti. is piece. acniw Horse snoeins Program doing things rip brown on prices.

nM r- Lew Stiening enjoyed a good trade Saturday1 niehtl from the 1Z rZ' ,3 cau 0,1 mm WCc nPainS hardware. Fine bugqy Work a Specialty the boy: keeping 'tlieir "best girls" Devotional txercises-ny Ilcv. Oldham. A. Mavsinnes and Oriu Sevbert Rave you seen that set of Rai well sai ri with oranres.

aonles. did business at the 'county seat ness to be given away, at 7i- 1 1 7 1 ussay i cuiuerauco uuu ounraifo. Wood Work Carefully and Neatly Execu candy, and other toothgonie sweets, Mrs. tsusu Hyde. Monday.

Bridgman Weaver's Dialogue Connouroi-9. ted by a Skillful mechanic Hugh Woodrow went to Sheriden while they themselves indulged in frequent potations of sweet cider. Declamutiqn ily Chickens. Grace Mayirinnes Read i r. caver at Bottom Price Lake, Tuesdav niorning, on the Mis Lew is always ilp with the times, in BONO.

Tlnr (1 ii i on Mnm ni n' a St nrv souri Pacific, on a business trip. Underwear a specialty at P. Tribune. cacn crfy cpAL, Bridgman Weaver. LisoTi anticipating wants for special occa Bortlia Dradflo If you wrant a good cup of Sasa sions, and rarely gets left.

Deolamatlon The Mort(ra(fo Mrs, bensou Declamation Out-Door Arithmeiic. fras Tea, L. E. Stiehing will furnish Nettie Sypolt bono. Mr.

Rockfelter, a ''typographical FT FTPHPR Xr CO the herb of which to make it: tourist," struck The GRAPiud'fora Declamation Watterson IjMrs. Weaver Declamation If I was a ttubb Elliott job, Monday1. Mr. R. is a traveler from "away' back'," having left his During the last two weeks Ilixson has not -loafed around Selkirk so BONO.

Dialoirue "Who Did It." home in 'Scranton, Jsorao ten nam irees! Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, much. Come up some more, S. V. Declamation. Cora Mayfrinnos Declamation Alfonso omier Bon Mayginnis years ago, and has been "on the go The heavy snow of Jast week was SONG.

Spooch Mr. Elliott trom town to town, until he pas bevond computation in wealth to I will fill all orders for forest and fruit Trees tatnn in 'pvpfir atarh nnri thi'vitnrw in I Declamation Collatia SDeoch Wichita and Greeley county' farmers at prices ae follows the Union. He IS now wending his Declamation-Good Night HalHigK Russian Mulberry'. Catalna. and And Boft Manle tl v.

ww If the weather should be very cold or way slowly back to his father So far as reported to headquarters, Georcte Creear was the first in this Concord Grapes 8.00 uo stormy, tne meetinir win De ueia tue nrst sun- Cutlery, Kans mansion in the "Keystone Appie Trees, a-year old 10(i day in March, niispnorries 7(1 oo itiacKuerrios ii A party of sportsmen, made up jieighborhood to sow He fin jshed in January. 1 HI I EL AW WilU'TLIXtlS. Leoti, 8.5) HKi Pie a.nn inn a of some Sarita "Fo toys, some of Mr. Billipps ia putting down a well this Strawberries. 75 100 Rev.

J. C. Ilelmick preached to a ljeoti famous hunters, Mr. Rowell, And all other trees and shrubs week, on his place. 1 larcre and appreciative congregation from Great Rend, with his kennel of Ijuuuiiigiy iuw prices J1 1 1 I lACtUlOjr will 1 VIOltCU UIO AUUU Sunday, and conducted the Sabbath mie uogs, aim a goouiy ppniiKiing oi at whitelaw, last Sunday.

s.v.hixson, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. oelkirk mmrods, engaged in a wolf Mr. A. E. Parsons has sold his hogs and school exercises.

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Carnahan and hunt the first of the week.

The par delivered them in Tribune. ty went a southeasterly course from Ainsworm, lyinsas, Mrs. O. P. Wright is visiting her daughter, son Willie, dropped in on the hermit Mrs.

A. E. Pardons, this week. town tour or hve miles, and succeed ine Leaaing hotel in Leoti. Mr, Walsh and Mr.

Roach's family report ed in scaring up four midnight hen a very pleasant time at Selkirk, last Saturday roost purloiners, but owing to delay evening. O. SIEULILTm, Peopbietoe. in unleashing the dogs the mints" made good their escape. Last Monday night and Tuesday was one 7UlOt of our Kansas windy spells.

Oh, well, it Is I The township board met in The nothing new, Free Carriage to $nd fro rr All Train. SELKIRK, KANSAS, Graphic office. Saturday, to have an -Mr-Geo- Lawrence left our neighborhood of The Graphic, Monday evening, for a few minutes' "chinning." We acknowledge, the reception last week, of a generous loaf of the "staff' of life," contributed by Mrs. G. E.

Carnahan, of "Pleasant View." Bids are asked by the contractor, for carrying the mail, triweekly, between Selkirk and Conquest. Here's an opportunity for an all-the-year-round job. Don't g'-umble, at the price our merchants offer you for eggs; guar I rlnnntlv on1 nra mloo him vahv murk He ovnrfiRsinn rr tho vntnra nt tho i Lllain ner Broadway, LEOTI, KANSAS was a good neighbor, rnwnshin nn tnnttpra in vnipli tnpv I makes a specialty op shoht- Mr. Davis and his employer took a special o.c iULCiCOlCU, aiuui.y cnrrin(3i gufaday morning for the west, mem me Claim Ot attorney lor returnlnir Monday morning safe and sound. timklqans at attract extra services in aeieating tne pay- -Mr.

Wm. Martin is talking of going to mcnt of railroad bonds. The board Colorado to work on the inigatiou ditch. Quite a number of our Greeley county people was iustrucled not to allow the claim. ive RATES.

luvre gone there to work. HARDWARE, STOVES, Surveyor Wilson, and viewers O. P. The board was empowered to inspect the bridge recently built, oyer the Whifewoman, east of town, and let Wright and Helm, passed over the range tine I anteed fresh ones are pffered laid flown in Leadyille, Colorado at 16c per. dozen.

Mrs. Seybert left Thursday night 0- of 3W-40 north and south, across the county, Monday and Tuesday, for tho purpose of I Tinware, Paints, Oils, Class, the contract for putting it in safe condition for travel to the lowest opening a road on said line. last, on the Missouri pacific road for o. o. n.

IF YOU WANT responsible bidder. having been illness of her Anderspn? Indiana, called there by the South Main Street, PREFERRFD LOCAL NOTICES. A number of Terpsichorean dis EJTKICTLY CHOICE KANSAS ciples toojc possession of The Graphic building, Saturday nighf, fcEOTI, KANSAS California Cabbage at LAND ON MOST PROFITABLE and proceeded to makq merry Bridgmax Weaver's. Xoiioc to Farmer. "tripping the light fantastic," until the noon'of night warned them that tho Sabbath was drawing nigh.

It AND ECONOMICAL TRRMS WRITE liaving dissolved partnership in FOULSTON, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Light and Heavy the blacksmith business with Mr. was a pleasant and enjoyablo "hop," Manning, I have opened a shop just and many werp the regress that the ol ola nortn ot tne stand, wncre 're evening was so short. Among those prcseut frptn neighboring towns was spectfully invite all of the old pat rons to call pn me and give me a Misses Jennie bowen, Kaehel Ilolli- BUGGIES, CARTS, share of their trade. My work will day, Nettie Chapman, anq Messrs. C.

K. Girard of the licnulilican. Will as Leretotore be strictly tirst-class Smith and A.Walker, all of Tri- and guaranteed. J. II.

Johnson. sister, Mrs. Adamson. We it mooted that an entertainment is on the tapis lor the benefit of the organ fund. Should the project materialize, due notice will be given of the date.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rowell, of Great Bend, came in on the Santa Fe, Saturday evening, to attend the dance and participate in the wolf hunt Mr.

R. brought with him some fine Kind Mother, (starting on a journey) "You haye been a good son, and I will drop a note as I pass Halcyon." Dutiful son: "Never mind the note, mother, take me that far and fling me off." Did you hear anything drop? It only the mercury went down to freezing point to remind our neighbors they should not come such a sneak on nature as to iusert their crops before St. Valentine's day, Special bargains made on Straight Cream Flour, at L. E. Stiening's.

bune; wniie vnitelaw was repre Strictly one price store. LarjsrcMt and llest Selected Stock of Goods in Western Kansas, Repairing Weakly and Promptly Done. A FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. KO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS GIVE ME A CALL. J.

E. FOULSTON. LEOTI, KANSAS, sented by Mr. Koaen, son and daugh L. Hi.

Stisnixg. ter; Miss Krenzel and brothers were alsp present from tha southeast, You pan find good eating apples while the beauty and grace of Sel L. Stiening's. at kirk's belles found representatives in the persons of Minses Mary and Coppcis and Saltpeter can bp IaJ 4- ir I Cora Mayginnes, Misses Mary and Lizzie linrghard, and Mrs. Frank INDIANA HOUSE.

FEANKLIN ORE, Proprietor. Plow-shares sharpened for 20 Urr. Mr. and Mrs. Iiowell, of by Manning, the Leoti blacksmith.

Great Bend, were also present. The young gentlemen of Selkirk were all We arc positively the oldest firm present, and none seemed to enjoy in Selkirk, and will not be undersold. Only First-Class House in Selkirk. the occasion more than they. IJmiHiMAv Weaver.

IA riTV j-T If you want bargains in flour call MUl Uii CLLiULllC on n. iJi L.lE.ISTIIIEINIIIiMiC TO- TERKa $1.00 PEK JDjLTZ-m Apples, potatoes and salt by the Wichita, Arkansas PEAtEU IN STAPI.E AN1 FANCY barrel and car IoikJ, at J'roctar Iloffmastcr's, Tribune. City, Winfleid, Dry Kansas City, St. Goods as low as the lowest. Briinjman Weaver's.

MANUFACTURER OF GROCERIES The finest line of general mer Louis and the East, and chandise in the west can be found at SELKIRK, KANSAS. I'roctor IIofTmastcr's, Tribune. Tobacco and Fine Cigars, i Don't forsret to ask forCabbaso r-i i nnlv.u-rnound. I. E.

"BOIO, UIUraWU I a i Denver and the west. i Tribune PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING Prices from $2.00 to $3.00 per dozen, A full line of the best teas, at L. E. Stiksixh's. CAIiS tr NOTICE-Thls is the Oldest House In Selklrk.J Highest Market Price Paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry.

Main Street, Opposite Indiana House, Accoramg to quaniy, ATTACHED TO THROUGH TRAIN8. L. E. Stiening will buy beef Hides rVVnr fSwtlonHl iinil CotintT Mht of Ihe ptiitPof KANSAS, MISSOURI, ARKANSAS ana Xenas, write tt if you will tiring them in. Arbuckh coffee can be found at L.

E. Stiem's. II i nni iM Tin C.ofnrl rniMP)r-rnilTirkPt Arnt. Ml. LtMila.

Mm. ii. loin Hork 12 l-'i (cnf. Ilruoli rnrnilicd: lf t'nlonirrt. KANSAS, SELKIRK, i.

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Pages Available:
308
Years Available:
1889-1891