The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

Kinsfey.
The price of broom corn has been
falling quite rapidly during the last
two weeks. The crop reports show
that an unusually large crop has been
raised this year. The quicker broom
corn can be got to market the better
the price will be.
Chas. Copp, at one time an employee
of the Western Union telegraph Co. q,
on the Santa Re system, is now locat
ed at Hybrand, Nebraska, and acting
as Rock Island station agent. or.
COpp and wife arrived last Saturday
for two weeks visit with relatives.
| G. Roger5, Bcot aud Shoe repairer,
will reopen shop OH Sixth street next
Tuesday, where he wiz be pleased to
see his old customers, ana many new
ones. a trial is only necessary to con-
vince the most sbeptical that MI.
Rogers is a hrst-class Workman. All
work warranted.
J. II. NIcDoIe, of DeKalb, Illinois, a
friend of c. A. Read, and ow.le. Of
considerable real estate in this comfy,
was IN the city last week and Monday
of this week. He WAS accompanied
/ by r. G. AIosher, who, We are Inform
ed, intends investing in Edwards
county real estate.
SaIIow and Ieaden-hued complications
soon give place to the IcYelfest pink
and-white, when the use OF Ayers Sar-
sapariIla is persisted in, and cosmetics
entirely abandoned. Nothing can
counterfeit the rosy glow of perfect
health. which LIesses those who use
this medicine.
r. w. Blue. OF Linn ccNnty, spoke
to a small audience of republicans at
! the opera house last Saturday. A we
were threshing that day we were not
able 10 be present, but we are informed
/ that he made the regulation republic
can campaign haTuHgue, treating en-
tirc!y on what the republican party
/ has done in the past, and letting the
H7ia1 issues or the ay severely alone.
Miss Irene Miner is officiating hs
assistant cashier in the First National
| Bank. As Miss Miner is quite skill
1 ful in the use of firearms, bank robbers
will not be able Ia carry off the funds
of tile baHk whilc in her charge, as
easily as they robbed the lady cashier
in Fl Reno the other day.
\ fine line of tablets from l cent to
% cents each, at NJ. DeTar's.
Dr. J. y. Hotel, specialist, OF Kan
sas City, viii visit KinsIey Monday,
/ September 18th and remaiI ten days.
Tie Doctor makes a speciality of treat
ing catarrh and all diseases OF the
eye, ear, nose, throat, lungs. Piles
and all rectal DISEASES. VIII guaraR-
tee satisfaction in every case taken
under treatment, Examination free.
/ The horsemen of Kinsley who went
I to Crestau, Iowa, with their horses
returned this week. They had a fairly
successful trip. at Creston, Wells
Brothers Bruin won the GenLlemen's
J Roadster race. At Clarinda, All
I ROunder won race and distanced
seven horses, many OF which were six
to nine mgnLhs Older than himself.
/ Miss Ida Wire, a cousin of the
Misses ScbnaLterly, who has been VS.
iting here for four weeks left for To
PeIIu Thursday morning where she will
/ visit for some time before returning to
her home in Indiana. Miss Wire
was accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Schnattsrly, who, while absent, viii
attend tile state fair.
! The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the OctobRt term of court:
George Halden, a. NJ. Roberts, w. w.
| Miller, Ira Tam, Fred Eckert, W. A
Nicely, Chris Weber, James McCrty,
E. K. Smart, L II. AIeKibbou, j. A.
Lewis, &. It. Mayhem, Wilbur Barnes,
| J. 7. Digger, NJ. ParkhHrst, Thomas
Skinner, AIonzO Bauehamp, w. II.
Hill. Jurors must appear Wednesday.
October 18th, at 9 o'clock, A. ".
We reserved from the state cen
trail committee, for sale, 100 copies of
s. ). Kings's new reform book, Bond
holders aud BreadWinners,' which has
li.ld an immense sale. It is considered
TIE strongest reform book. published.
It uses figures taken only from the last
census reports, and tile pictures drawn
are startling. We will sell the book
at Is cents; the regular price is %
cents.
I QJartsr-sheet posters have been
posted throughout the city announcing
the celebration of Emancipation Day,
September 22nd, .by the ooIored people
Of Edasrds. Pawnee. Stafford, Barton
pieni5 will be held in the Crane grove,
oRe-haIe mile south of the Santa Fs
eating house. In the eveiling, at
El0hr's opera house, speeches will be
delivered by WFL1 Grant, OF Lawrence
7. p Moore, az Ietnore; B. r. Bruce,
Of LeavenW0zLh; EdBsrd Tyler, OF st.
P John, and J. W. GLADDEN., Of Great
, Bend. 4 brass hama and asnuuber of