Kirwin Graphic from Kirwin, Kansas • 1

14 ir iriim-f E0- KIRWIN, PHILLIPS COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1889. Through a private letter from Mrs. II. H. J.

CAMERON, H. Jolnisan, Vice Pres. K. 'J-Ji, "a ci-rr DiiiECTOiir. J.

Hatch we learn of the death of her lather, Mr. Babbett, of Bushville, Ohio. NO. 3454, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY J. W.

Zahin a iariner living near Aera was a pleasant caller at Ibis office l- j. CHy Officials. Major I'olke Ju.lfje V'M'- 1)1 ''fN' ouncilmi'ii F. L. lnKersoll, Duff, JoluHlliver, i'.

I'. UurixT, ami V. E. Vuwc. 3 hit a Kansas City Journal end the Graphic for $1.85.

Rev. Huff of rhillipshurg was in the city to day. Miss Ella Goss, of Obcrlin, is visiting friends ii this city. M. VanWinkle, of Ag ra, was seen on our streets last Saturday, Fresh lake fish every Friday morning twm tdnisday and deposited the necessary I lib.

IX ADVANCiJ, $1.00 A SEAR cash for the Gu.u-ni c. E. A. Cornell, a lormer employe of SECRET SOCIETIES. Ihe Chicago lumber Co.

at this place, was in the city Tuesday evening an! S3.TW11X Local and miscellany. Advcrtislnj; notice under thU lu'ildins ari worth five cents a line, and will be continued until ordered out. A. F. A.

M. Kirwin Lodfjo No. .175, hold regular mettjiigs at tdcir liall on the second Friday in ench numth. Visiting brethren are curdiully invited tp attend. at the City Meat Market.

It will only cost you a dollar for the Graphic for fifty-two weeks. V. 1 C. la Mro -p. W.

Warner will start on a Rev. J. P. Allen, of Gay lord, Is MoNEi-r, Secretary. took the train for Edmond.

Mr. M. Wagner, of Do nver Colorado who with his family, is visiting his father-in-law Travis Dennis, is now suffering fiom an attack of the asthma. The funeral of Mrs. Wilber, mother of Mrs.

Ilurlhutt, was held in the M. K. church last Monday. The deceased was visit east the first of next week. Miss Anson's many friends are glad CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $54,000, Money to loan on sliort time a specialty.

Paper on new and favorable terms, that (die has returned to Kirwin. Kir-win Chapter, K. A. M. Meet ou firi-t and third -Wednesdays of each mulli A cordial invitation to all sMUm com-'(ianion.

V. K. Rowk, H. P. 'C.

llri.l, town today. Miss Olive Allen, we understand, is sick this week. Summer goods of all nds, cheap at the Red front A large and fine variety of sand plums Mr. and Mrs. Meachum, of Mankato have been visiting in the city this week 84 years old and had long looked for Wm.

Stuckman met with the misfor i. o. o. r. Ihe bummons "Come up tune of having his thumb mashed Suu- are on the market now.

Prof. J. N. Mosher, who was at the II. N.

Boyd, of tho Logan Freeman Kirwin Lodge No. meets every Tuesday iu it hall. brethren art cor-illally invited. i). G.

1 E. Secretary. ilay, rvminhull Fisher Co. have had head of our city schools for five years was in our city Tuesday. has been in town tor the past few weeks.

tho weeds cut down around iheir lumber The Prof, has been engaged to fill the yard. A child of Mr. Gillis residin Srciles west of here died Just week. The Topeka weekly Capital and the Pi o-i uSik-KHBs' MskisiEa2 mzxsmii w-insi txsm bwum principalship of the Smith Centre schools the coming year, We have heard it rumored that there will ba a change in the S. land office i t' K.

Of P. Garfield Lod-e So. 39. meet cvory pecond ami f.mrtli Monday evening' of cttch month in it IWtle. Hall.

Visiting Knights are. Invited to 'nftvnd. li.I. p.C 1 C. W.

Hi ll, K. it. 9. Graphic, both one year for $1.25. The social held at tho residence of U.

soon We learn that Jack Crandall has sold II. Moulton, by the ladies of the M. E. INTEREST CAN BE PAID AT THE 3AM," WE REPRESENT Leading: INSURANCE Go's Miss Belle Lane has been engaged to his livery stock to Smith Deppen. church, last Tuesday evening was an teach the school Dist.

No. 22 soufh enjoyable affair. pleasant company CHUKCIIES. was present anil an abundance of ice east of town. We will give you the Graphic and Si.

Louis Globe-Demo ciai, both for one fire, lightning and tornado. cream and cake Was served. Congregational Church. W.B. Capps, Landlord of the Agra Ilouse, was in our city Wednesday.

rank Boddington ii having an addition built to his already neaj residence. "Uncle" Jim Clark, who has been east Preaching every Sabbath at 11 n. in. and at 7:30 u-nfinLKftfiv evnnniir. year for $1.85.

p.m. i'rayer I. K. Mahkiiam, Pas Ml are hivitcd. Jackson Bros, are busy repairing their niiiirium.

which was damaged during uiihh mil wirim iinm unrTinnn Oliver Boddington, for some time, is again seen in this city, the heavy rains. II. G. Cresse has been employed to Come boys, ket tamp of Sons of Over four thousand 'illars worth of dry goods was sold to our merchants, Monday by representatives iroin eastern wholesale houses. This looks as though the merchants of Kirwin were preparing for a heavy trade this fall.

Just as we go to press we learn that the children and grandchildren of Mrs, R. A. Kingsland have arranged for a pleasant birthday party for her, today, at the residence ot her eon, N. Kemp, teach school In Joint Dist. No.

I east of order before tno M. Church. Services every Sabbath inorniu at 11 a. m. apd ')!) in OlasB meetings every Sabbath d'fuctly ifter morning preaching.

Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Sabbath school every Sunday itmi' A hearty invitation is extended to all, 1 lluv. E. W. Ali.hn.

Pastor, town. reunion fall. Mrs. Fin ny Siualling, who has been urmm limit Rie clad to For sale oh exchange one of the best farms in tha county. Will sell or trade at a bargain.

Particulars at this office. VCIJ OiUIi lu pjamis improving. IVY AND STAGE TIME TABLES Go to J. S. Rowe and get you a nice south of Kirwin.

Mrs. Kingeland is sixty nine years old and has for some Frank Stone, formerly of Kirwin, hut now ot rhillipshurg was ou our streets Ho. Pacific at Kirwin. Passenger train goes west at Passenger train goes cast at 10:55 urn CITY MEAT MARKET, DEALERS IN Fresh and cured nieats. FISH AND GAME IN THEIR SEASONS, EVERYTHING FIRST GLASS, JUSTICE, OF THE PEACE, NQTAItY PUBLIC W.

I. WANDS, Lunch Basket, they re good and cheap Sheriff Mc. Gutip vvs in town last Sat in das time been in feeble health. Wednesday. Vity.r WHS ill Kil'will tills MihlaLen Anjiiow.

"Will vou pass me the butter please?" George Camp has returned to Kirwin from an extended trip in Nebraska and week with a load of line vegetables, and sked a seedy-looking stranger of a snob tiv.flK- n-mcnibured the editor of the eastern Kansas. Time Card C. K. I. P.

Railway at Agra, Pabsenokk Tkai-SS Ooisq West. 13, Vestibule, No. 15, Mall and express, PASSKNHKll TWAINS CiOlNQ EAST. Ho. 14, Vestibule, 7:30 16, Mail and express, 8:20 lu II.

W. ITakt. Agent. GRAVHIC. G.

T. Fenner's infant child has been sick, but is improving npw under the The annual school meeting was held o.i.nni hrtnsH last Thursday. C. it arestnura nt tsble. "That's the waiter over there, sir, vras the supercilious reply, "I beg your pardon," returned th Btraneer, "I did make mistake!" care of Dr.

Harris. Oliver Boddington have a fine new Ul Vll W. Hull wa3 elected clerk, aud the usu 3l business wits Tf irwin Aera Stag-e tMVmi'i-a onlv nddlair insult, sir, "broke wagon for hauling meat from the slaugli ter bouse To their saop. vn-? liEO. W.

CAP, Leaves Agra Immediacy aftf tho arrival of We will jpive'to usk our readers to iw.ln.r l.it this week. We in the snob: "nothing could induce me to believe that you mistook mo for a The first freight that has been received oWivn Tinmed trains. eAuu av i Pnssengerrt 50 cents. the beavv ains tho have had less than a week to get up tin. waiter!" mid will tiv to do belter in tho Ask for rates.

(Sound trip 75 cents, rTr Ofiice. at barn on East Main Street, P. Lure. fyst of last week, arrived Sunday, Warren Moore, a prosperous farmer living near Agra and a reader of the KANSAS, vl'UWlN, Joe.Uiirris, son Dr. Harris Receiv "Certainly returned the stran per 'I mistook you for a ttentleman!" Ex.

Major C. B. Keith, of Atchison, was in the city a few days ago looking afier stock and grain shipments. Graphic, was a pleasant caller tuia week' Gr. H.

ENSIGN er of the U. S. land office at this place, has hehied us out with this week's paper. Joe intends to make a printer and is by PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rev. C.Wr.

Caseley, a former pastor of the E. church at this place, is in our city this weeK visiting his many uo means a green hand at the business. Calls promptly aucnuuu nay (ice it Drug Store, northeast corner Sqn friends. corner of first itesldence in south part of city, Dress goods, Gingham, Ciui mbrays Al .1 1 ind Cottonwoou Birccm, etc. etc.

will be sola at greatly reouceu KANSAS. KIUWIN, prices for Iho next iiO In order I make room lor Kail Stuck at the Red OKACQTJAINTED WITH THE CEOGRAFEY OP THE COTTNTRy, Wttt 03TAIH MUCH VALtTABLE IHFOHMATIOIt FSOM A STUDX Or Xiixa mif Vf front btojo. u.tu Arra. M.Van Winkle is building a neat resi. dence on 4in Street.

Link Keckley'9 bouse is nsariy com" pleted the best one in town. Barney's elevator is nearly completed. The engine ia placed and will be lu running order soon, There will bean ire cream festival at at the Congregational Church Saturday evening. The proceeds will go to tho church. Everybody iuvited.

J. There has been some talk orgau- Z. Ii. Powell, a famier who several miles north of hero made this office a pleasant call Wednesday and left 50 cts. on subscription.

We intend to offer you some extra bargains in club rates soon. Wait for them and you will say that they are the best eyer offered in Phillips county. Will C. Ilydon, formerly Editor of tho Oliie.f was in tho citv this week, llo KAN. KinwiN, izing ciinip of Sons of veterans mi- A.

G. PBOP'B. j37First-olaBB accomadations. wlu. There thould be no timo hist in this matter.

There is tho material here to make one of tUo best camps lu the slate uod we CjuUI make a grand show-. is on his way to Wyoming, from. Kingfisher, Oklahoma, A. F- LANE, A-ttorney Jit Law, Tho Graphic at present has a large ingatthe reunion to be held at this place this lit 11. There was a man tarred and feathered in Gay lord 'last week for 'beating his circulation, but we intend to increase it KANSAS.

CrAYLOHD, and we want every farmer In Phillips counly among our readers. Mr. O.L. Smith, a prominent Phillips County teacher, hailing from Prairleview has been engaged to teach our school for the couiiiiR year. A.G-llin has got straightened up since the invoice aud is ready for business once more.

L.J. Disbrow is busy at, work at his trade in this vicinily again. District 4-5 wife. The party is well known lu Jur-wiu, but as wu do not kno the full particulars we will not mention his C. C.

Stone, who has. been at Agra this Will practice ia the Pistrict and Inferior Courts in theStatcJof Kansas. Special attention given to collections, All business left to his care will receive summer attending to his store, has sold his stock at that place and will go into name. There seems (o oe uo uouui uuu the Gaylord people Aid a commendable act iu administering this punishment. prompt attention partnership with T.

J. Stone and put In a stock of general merchandise in the building north of the Traders Bank. The Methodist people haw decided i HOFFM AIJ OUTE to build a Sl.aofl church at Agra, Hotel Arriviils- t'OMMKIlCUL HOVSH. W. Smith, I'ueblo; Joe Bnrwell, We are glad to see Mr.

Stone again Two of Frank Allen's, children are located in Kirwin. quite sick, Jlav. K. F. Markham will preach nut Mrs.

Win. Allbright is ailing, We will report a wedding in the neai IHE CHICAGO, HOCK ISLAND I PACIFIG RAILWAY, Including' main lines, branches and extensions East and West of tho MlsBouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliot, Ottawa, Peoria, La Salle, Molino, Rock Island, in ILLlNOlS-JJayonport, Muspatino. Cttumwa, Oskaloosa, Des Moines, Winterset, Audubon and Council fTu in towa Minnnanolia and St. Paul, MINNESOTA Watertown Jeweler Optician, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND SlLVEK-WARE KBrAIUING A SPFClALTY.

tniLLIPSBUEG, KANSAS. All work loft wiC VV. B. Capps, at Agra will be promptly attended to by me. P.

HOFFMAN. future if "Pa" don't object. W. 1). Knssell lias rented S.

E. Baits and Sioux Palls, in DAKOTA-Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, in place and will bo engaged in' learning the young "Ideas how to shout" in Dis, 42, Ibis fall aud inter. Saabath, August 4ih, in the morning, at 11 O'clock, in the Congregai ional church, on the subject of the Bible ami moral Instruction our "Public lind will give a repurt of the public schools In twenty Ave of Hie principal ciliuiof the United Slates. All who are lnterebt-ed in our Pu blic Schools conie out and listen.

An fcxctl'ent siiggfstion was made in the North Dakota convention Friday concerning the framework of a judical Mr. lied man of eastern Kmsns, came Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Caldwell, in KANfaAb Pond Cre Kingflsher, Fort Reno, in 'the INDIAN TERRITORY jnd Colorado Springs, Denver, Puoblo, in COLORADO. FREE Eochnmg Chair Cars to and from Chicago, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodgo Citjs and Palaco bleeping Cars between Chicago, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Traverses now and vast areas of rich farming and grrazinff' lands, aftording: tho best facllitioa of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and wost, northwest and southwest of Chicago, andPaciflc and transoceanic Seaports. tin last week ater his mule team which ClreatCSul) Offer.

he left with II. Browti laM, spring The Weekly Capilal-Comnion wealth The run-a-way boy's ol this vicinity the Guai'hic for $1.25 a year. I'd ehlo; B. S. Jones, Pueblo: J.

Baker Chicago: Geo, Sulivan, Si. Jos: A.J. Baker, lliuchisoij: II. Ashler, St. Joe i Ben G.

Miller, Dubuque; G. Maxwell, Smith Centre: F. Elver Sr. Smith Centre: 1 B. Eorvvell, Snith Cenlre: W.

J. Baker, Hutehiiiti: B. Berksun, St. Louis! Geo. Gieeu, Kansas City; Word wick, St Joe: M.

Lnmlecker, Kansas City: Ii- M. Jones, Osborue; II. Veiher, St. Joe: J. F.

Chance Joe: 11. Noyse, Coveit; J. M- Seagurden, Lincoln Nb. R. Bosnian, Ileloit; F.

Kenberg, Beloil, Waknkm J. M. Me ('luty, Atchison: W. II. Athow, Chicago! K.

D. Mc Cartney, Kansas City; W. II, Fuller, Kaunas Ci'y, B. Star, Kansas Citys J. M.

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Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FRbliS Rpclining have decided to do chores and milk a cow belore breakfast ai Wait till they are 2L years old before leaving home t.n have all the latett news from the cap tal ot the tiate and your own local paper again. The Christian church at Agra will be lat the priee of one. Tho Capital-Commonwealth will contain the most complete report of legislative proceedings published any where. dedicated Sunday, August 4th, 1881). Chair cars, ana (easi; oi Missouri mvtirj uimuts Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Jroe Reolinmgr Gnau Oar to North Platte, and between Chicago and Colorado bprlngs, Denver, and Pueblo, via St.

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Paul, with THROUGH Reclining Chair Car3 (FREE) to and from those points and Don't forget to attend the Ice-cream system for counties the election, of county judges with probate jnrisniciion and to whom original jurisdiction of civil causes where the' amount is not large, and concurrent jui lsdlction iii cases involving greater amounts. Kansas lawyers ought to be thinking about something of the kind: With a well arranged counly system, wo could easily mt. nlotitr with one-hall the number of festival tonight at the Congregaliona church in Agra. Wat Swiuton, ihe prodigal, is at home 111 irv. to T.It, t.n npntnnn.

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I aui. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Tickets Office in tho United Statea or Canada, or address with his "wife's folks" this month. Grandpa Hull thinks ot moving to Agra Ibis fall. Miss LIUlo Allen II teach In Ms, 41), tiii fall. Miss Nellie Watts expects to altend tLe Smith Cenlre normal this month, MA Dull FOKTU.Nli.

Joe, G. A. Spauldlng I'hilllpsbilrg, Geo, W. Weeks Philllpsburg. Sell) Kgrlsoii Topeka, S.

Fleibming St, Joe, F. Keys Lincoln, J. M.Tuynrdon Lincoln, F. E.Erost Kansils A. II.

Kidd Alma, Neb. W. F. Irwins Topeka, Will lly den Kingfisher district judges which we jiow have. One acilve lawyer could' easily dispose of all the probate business aud a considerable proportion of the civil business in tiny county in Ike stale.

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