Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-24
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Professor Lewis, Frank Strain. J.
w. Lowe, James Woods and others
arrived home from the Oherlin COnven-
ton this morning feeling very jubilent
over the nomination of H. S. Granger
for State Senator.
At the mass convention of the Green
back National Anti-Monopoly Labor
party, at this place last Saturday, Just
three lone Antics were present.
GLOW hath the mighty fallen"
DR.. Jackson's Penetrating Liniment
Keep this valuable remedy on hand in
case of accident. 1t gives prompt re-
lief and is a certain cure for Rheuma-
tism, severe burns, cuts, bruises or
scalds, for horses or cattle it has no
equal 25c,, scots. and $1.0O per bottle.
d. T. Palmer, who advertises the
book, Twenty Years in Congress-
by James G. Blaine, wishes to say that
he cannot canvas for it, but will receive
orders for the book at Kirwin. Any
one who fails to get this book will miss
a rare treat. as it is magnificent work.
Address, D. I. Palmer, Kirwin, Kan.
There will be Sabbath School pic
mic at Long Island Saturday August
18th, 1884, to which all the Sabbath
Schools in the surrounding country
are invited. The school bringing the
largest delegation will be presented
with banner by the Long Island
school Each school is invited to take
part in the exercises. Good speakers
and excellent programme.
The August number Of Demorest's IL
Illustrated Monthly is unusually interest
ing, Among the many articles that
! call for favorable notice are ''On Four In
Hand in the Tyrol," Costume Portraits
in the Paris Salon." cat the Whitley
Jet works. - Opportunities tor Women,
by Jenny June. and Ernst Montz
Arndt, Poet and Patriot" Ella Wheel
er, Eleanor Kirk, aud others contribute
excellent stories, and the illustrated ar
ticle on the popular "Crazy Quill" will
prove useful to ladies'. The Worries
Progress" and the various departments
are of interest and utility, and the illus
trations excellent. The beautiful pict-
ure GA Feather in her Cap" IS exceed
ingly attractive.
This week we have the pleasure
of announcing the name of G. A.
| Spaulding for reelection to the office
of Clerk of the District Court, Mr..
| Spaulding has already filed the office
which he now seeks for two terms.
When we say he has filled the office
of District Clerk, we do SO with
desire to be understood, as meaning
all that the language would imply.
The office is one of much greater i'm
| pOrtance than the emOluments would
indicate and when an officer is found
who so faithfully and efficiently fills
an office of so great importance as that
it is a good policy to let we'll enoup b
alone and try as few experiments as
possible. The records of the office
are u model of excellence as every at
tOrney Or other person who has had
business there viii know and in the
Jour years that Mr.. S. has held the
office, we have yet to hear the first
complaint as to any part of his admin
istratiGn. He ought to be re-nOmi-
mated by reclamation.
1t is a fact well worthy of serious con-
sideratiOn that D. A. Huling is hard at
work with sledge hammer blows upon
high prices. Down they tumble, one
by one. but they have got to come.
There must be room made for \ heavy
fall stock, and one of H1ling's hobbies
is TO close out ahunseaSOnable goods or
goods about to become unreasonable, at
some price, any price, give them away,
anything to get them off and fill up
with a bright new stock. Now as there
are q great many unreasonable goods
that can be used for the latter part of
this season and laid away for next, it
pays, and it pays big, to take advantage
of such chances. Summer coats at half
price, light prints at less thOn cost, and
slippers and light shoes off a third /,
sometimes half, and hundred other
articles that must be cleared out. It
pays to sell them off and ges clear of
them. 1t pays you to buy them for the
rest of this, and for next season. Sta
pie goods not exactly at bottom prices
for the bottom is gone, but away below
that, Remember D. A Huling's IS the
place TO invest if you want tip top spe-
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