The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-08-31


The following have been drawn as
jurors for the next term of the federal
court at Wichita, September 10th:
John Domain, Ed Taylor and Thomas
Huffman.
Fred Quasebarth, Jr., was badly
injured Saturday, having his face
severely powder burned by the explo-
sion of a rifle cartrige.
Y. d. Billings has begun marketing
potatoes and expects to have about
$50 bushels of merchantable potatoes
from his first planting.
True merit always gets to the front.
Last week DR.. Z. a. Pearson sold one
OF his fine hogs to 60 to Berkey Springs,
West Virginia, and this week one to
L. i. Smith Of Nickerson.
Lon Stewart had his foot badly in
jured last week by getting it caught
under wagon while the wagon was
supporting a house. He is now going
about with clutches.
Geo. Clement, Jr., gave platform
dance at Prior's grove Wednesday
night. All report a good time and
peace and harmony prevailed. He will
ri an in
Pete Kern came in Tuesday with his
hand and arm badly swollen from the
bite of snake. Antidotes were an.
piled both external and internal. and
as nothing has been heard of him we
suppose he is all right.
The people of this county have not
lost their faith in wheat and are put
ting in more than ever. That horny
handed granger, S. w. Vandivert, says
Ire will put out 1 200 acres.
Wilson Il. Smith, representing the
Chronoscope of Larned, passed through
here Saturday evening on his way to
Garden City to write up irrigation for
that paper.
Corlos Smith returned from the east
ern part Of the state Wednesday night.
He has been looking for location and
reports crops and fruit good in the St.
loo ony,ptrv Inf ro,tc lioI
Mrs. Slingerland has the early fal
hats on display--sCme new style sail
ors. Of course 1t is too early for the
big autumn stock, but it will he in a:
soon rs this falls styles come cut
You can be sure you Will not find F.:
stock of last years shapes on hand.
| q. E. Frizell, of Larned, with char
acteristic energy, organized an excur
sion from Pawnee county to Garder
| City for the purpose of investigator.
the question of irrigation. They wen
up last Sunday night and OH returning
were more enthusiastic than ever.
| N. .. Waymire, of Garfield, mad,
US short call Tuesday morning ant
readily convinced us that the lightnin,
rod man is not III it with the pun,
man. An ordinance will he asked fo
ut the next meeting of the city dads
to govern this matter.
A dose of Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
TAX en- in time, has prevented many
tit OF sickness ard saved numerous
lives. This proves the necessity o
Keeping this incorporate medicine
where it can be readily reached at al
hours Of the day and night.
| Flohr Sisters have just received tlei
new stock of fall and winter milIiner,
goods. Rare judgment was used in tn,
selection of this stock and everything
bought low. Prices to suit the times
Sailor hats 10 cents. Call and look IL
stock and you will buy.
The German-AmericaD League O.
Kansas will meet Saturday, Septem
Der 9Th, in Jacob Schmidt's grove. il
Kinsley. Speaking at p. m., by Gel
w. c. Huffman of Sedgwick county
All German-A Americans are cordial,
invited to attend.
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Tuesday night to look after the puml
he IS getting up. M. Smith, like al
pump men, thinks that his idea is tIis
one, and he proposes to put his pump
on the market at a price within tn.
reach of all.
No appetite? Then do not try t,
! force food down; but use the mos
scientific means for restoring tone Il
he.stomach. How? Why, by takin.
ASer's Sarsapaii lila, and in surpris
ingly short time your appetite viii
come again, and come to stay.
Theodore Force came in from Pon(
Creek Station Tuesday evening and re
ports everything very duh, crops
burned up and little OF no building
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