The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-07-16
MIR. MOBILES COMPLIMENTS.
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MIR MOBILES COMPLIMENTS.
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see in the Mercury of the 18th. inst.
that VIM. Beezly makes the statement
that the undersigned, in the case OF
Offerle school district fight, "granted
this petition over the protest of nearly
everybody in the territory Now
when Mr. Beezly makes this state
ment he is WILLFUL and MALIC-
IOUS LIAR, for no protest was filed
with me until after the petition was
granted.
Mr.. Beezly pretended to act as
counsel for the appellants and was in
| possession of all the facts in the case,
| and will leave it for those who heard
him plead( p to say if any old hog
raiser from the back-woods of Arkan-
sas could not have made better pre-
sentation before the commissioners
than Mr.. Beezly made of his case, and
the fact that the case was decided
against the. residents of the two Sec
! tions'' was largely due to the other
fact that they employed an incompe-
tent and disreputable imbecile(i. e.
Beezly) to take charge of their case
| instead of presenting it themselves,
orelse securing the services of a
| respectable, or at least an intelli-
gent attorney. Where the people of
| ''two sections" lost their case, was in
tying to brothel-sapped numbskull
instead of respectable lawyer.
II. J. Noble.
The hammer and saw are busy again
at NJ. c. Tubbs warehouse which he
is transferring into fully equipped
and up-to-date elevator, mill and
warehouse. The dump and elevator
will be ready in about ten days. He
will grind feed, graham and corn meal,
and the whole will be operated by a
ten-horse-power Weber gasoline en-
CINE. His grain storage capacity will
be about 10000 bushels The elevator
equipment will be completed as quickly
as possible, and the grinders will be
put in later in the season.
Most all merchants at this seas on
are broken as to ass ortment and sizes
in Clothing and Hats, but we took ad
vantage and bought lot of clothing
and hats when they were the loarest.
They are here now. Such line you
never saw here before, and at real, gen.
uine bargains. Spare a few moments
and let us show you. You will appre-
ciate it we assure you.-Marsh & Bid
we'll.
Again Messrs. Leonard and Schnat-
terley have taken themselves away
from the noisy streets and busy city
life for little recreation. This time
they went to Iuka, Pratt county. They
departed last Monday morning, with
grub box and fishing tackle and other
articles too numerous to mention
They expect to be away about week.
You can talk about shoes all your
life, but when it comes to good wear
ing shoe with style and fit, you must
go to Marsh & Bidwell's either at
Lewis or Kinsley. They undoubtedly
have the cream of them all: by the
way, at prices that will surprise you
agreeably.
\ To make a clearing of all summer
goods early, we will offer them at
September prices. This will give you
chance never offered you before.
Remember, three more warm months
Marsh & Bidwell, Lewis and Kins-
ley.
Cap. Young was in the city Monday
making arrangements for the accomo-
dation of their heavy bust ness from
the west, due to the return of the G.
E's. He is enclosing the porch and
placing additional tables on the We
randa.
Grasshoppers are reported as doing
considerable damage in the southwest
part of the county. They are not af
fected by cold, as many people have
supposed, but will survive after being
frozen into a block of ice for two
days.
Fruit season is here. Mason" jars
are the best on earth for canning. We
own them cheaper than anybody. Get
our figures and see the truth in our
statement.-Marsh & Bidwell.
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.
For SALE:-Two handsome solid
walnut bedsteads with the springs,
two black walnut wash stands and two
marble top center tables. Inquire at
this office.
Mr.. Will Rousch and wife, and Mr..
Peter Rousch accompanied the remains
of Miss Amalie Boettcher from Kan
sas City. They returned Thursday
night.