The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-07-23

The hail storm the fOre-part of the
. week destroyed some grain and fruit
along the south line of the county.
Will King was probably the heaviest
At loDser.
The harvest is over and money more
.. plenty and you can still find a splen- !
did assortment of hats, bonnets and 4
headwear for children at Mrs. Sling {
zap erland's.
For SALE:-Two handsome solid
cid walnut bedsteads with the springs.
two black walnut wash stands and two
marble top center tables. Inquire at :
WI this office.
Miss A. N. Miller, sister of our old
yer friend j. K, is visiting him and will
remain some time. Her home is in
es. Denver, Colo, where she is principal
of one of the city schools. u
,re ]. w. Morphy. of the Topeka Ad-
vocate, was in the city Tuesday night.
Mr.. Morphy is well known to the read
ul- ers of the Advocate through his col
umu of kansas Notes.
Ter We will buy your corn, wheat, eggs,
butter, poultry, etc. at best prices and
sell you our Dry Goods and Grocer
les cheaper than anyone.-Marsh &
Bidwell, Kinsley and Lewis.
RS --------
Fruit season is here. MASON" jars
are the best on earth for canning. We
OIL own them cheaper than anybody. Get
our figures and see the truth in our
~ statement.-Marsh & Bidwell.
Anyone wishing to learn the art of :
,er picking and cleaning chickens should
call on Harry Read, as he holds the ,
championship belt, having picked and
er- cleaned six chickens in four minntes-
IN. so he says.
ge The engagement of Miss Vira, ,
g. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel =
,r- Andrews of this county and Mr., A. c.
~ Bailey, of Rocky'Ford, Colorado, is q
announced. The wedding will take !.
place early in August.
,is Jake Schmidt returned from Chicago n
Tuesday night. His contract with the e
railroad people soon runs out, and he C
he is here to look after that. He also has q
rd trade on hand with Chicago party a
who thinks of coming here to open up Il
at a hotel. a
nd Mrs. Belle VanDorn Frazier, of W
Manzinola, Colo, recently sent some h
goose berries of the Industry variety C
to Mr.. J K. Miller, that were as large
as the egg of a Guinea-fowl. We
tested the quality and found it as SUI O
en- perior as the size. 8
- a glance at Mr.. Slingerlands fruit Il
farm on the edge of the city, shows
in something of what can be done here in
~ that line, apples. peaches, >,
apricOts, cherries, small fruit and =
nr grapes without end. Location and at
,.t tention are the magic words.
To make a clearing of all summer ~
-. goods early, we will offer them at Y
49, September prices. This will give you
chance never offered you before.
Remember, three more warm months.
ok Marsh & Bidwell, Lewis and Kins-
10 ley. +
AS usual, the amount of county l
Ill scrip issued at the last meeting of the t.
st commissioners. was less than the q
amount of warrants destroyed. Our
. scrip is now easily worth 80 cents on
the dollar, and it will not be long I'M c
til the county can pay all of its bills f
in cash. a
You can talk about shoes all your I
life but when it comes to good wear
ing shoe with style and fit, you must
lie go to Marsh & Bidwell's either at
He Lewis or Kinsley. They undoubtedly q
have the cream of them all: by the r
Il way, at prices that will surprise you
ia agreeably.
The county poor farm in Hodgeman
county is let on contract. The coun-
'o' ty gets two-fiifths of all crops raised
III and the farmer boards all the depend
ents at $500 per week, if they are able ;
DIM to wait on themselves, if not, the coun-
ay ty can hire attendants. The poor of f
Hodgeman county are but little expenr i
i Sc to the public. $
NV Mr.. Rickerson and son are engaged
in the manufacture aud sale of mining
machinery. They have patented a s
'on process for separating gold from
eu quartz without the aid of water, and
they are away most of the time,
Ice so they have decided that it will be
on pleasanter for their wives to hive in
"a Kinsley. They will move here just as
soon as arrangements can be made.
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