Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-09-28
FRAMES AND TRI


Of his recovery.
Farmers! LabOring men! and /
Everybody! Do not buy clothing till |
you examine Benefits, at the Model /
Store.
Attorney Lewis has received a |
letter from Judge Pratt written at !
Salem, Oregon, the 18th The family |
is well and they are enjoying them !
selves.
The brick work on the grand new
hotel began last Monday, and the
walls viii be put up as rapidly as
possible. This hotel when finished
viii be something that Phillipsburg
can be proud Of
Hon. P. P. Elder, Union Labor
candidate for Governor, will speak
to the people Of Phillips county, at
Phillipsburg, Wednesday, Oct. 3D.
Speaking to commence at z 80 p. N.
Everybody invited to attend
Sheriff Mcclure took George
Wheeler to the insane asylum last
week. On the way down the unfOr-
tulate man was stricken by paraly-
Sis that disabled one side and he was
a pitiable object. The Sheriff does
not think he can survive long.
Mr.. George Veeh, Of Mound
township, has the best crop of corn
this year that he ever raised in the
county and he is one Of our oldest
citizens. He planted early and we
find on enquiry that the early plant
ed corn did better this year than that
planted later.
Major L. O'Brien, section fore
man of the Q. K. & n, a native of
Ireland and a gentleman of extended
observation, and Of general intelli-
genee, will give Harrison and Morton
his enthusiastic support and hopes
! to see his cOuntrymen generally do
the same thing.
Hon. E. j. Turner will commence
his canvass in this district October
9Th, Colby October 9Th, GOOdland
| October 10th, st. Francis October II,
Bird City October 18th, Atwood Oc-
tOber 18th. Norton October 18th,
Phlllipsburg October 18th, Smith
Center October 18th.
Postmaster Clark has received a
letter from Ira 3. Draper, one of his
old friends residing at Prairie City,
Iowa, who writes that he wishes to
buy a large tract of land in Phillips
County. Those wishing to sell might
do well to write him. His address
is Ira E. Draper, Prairie City, Iowa.
u. NJ SaIIee, Clerk of the Dist
riot Court, has been requested to
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Crystal township and he has agreed
to address a meeting there on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. Sd. He will
give his reasons why the Union La
Dor voters should this year vote with
the Republicans.
Don't buy until you visit the
Chicago Fair as they will make it an
object for you 20 trade there. We will
assure you it will be money in your
pocket as we don't allow anyone to
under sell US. We make it a point
to make quick sales and sell at small
profits. Yours etc.
Rosenberg & AIichalisky.
Last Saturday an eagle carried
away the baby of VIM. Beatty, who
! lives near the south part of Kansas.
/ A little girl had the infant In the door
yard when the eagle sWOOped down
and clutched the child and few away.
The alarm was raised and men went
to the hills in search of the baby.
One man found and shot the bird.
The child was dead.
One of the best informed demo
Gratis in the county on last Monday
, I r-nvr,or-I~r,H
that tWO-thirds of the democrats of
next November. He said the Demo
Gratis generally are opposed to Mr.
Boyd. We do not know how this
may be, but give the remark for what
p it is worth.
Recently we took a trip to Fair
bury, Nebraska, and while there &
day stopped at the Parker House
Though this hotel does not present {
very imposing appearance on the ex
= terror yet we found it to be a first
class house. We recommend it tx
our readers as a good place at which
to stay over night or to get a gOOC
, meal.
The Chariot races at the Fan
p last week was an attractive feature
The society paid Mr.. Butler $4,000
{ for three races-One each day.
Miss Williams drove one team of fOu
horses hitched to a chariot and a MAJ
drove a similar team. This SAM
: young lady once won a race for Mr.
! Butler In Omaha which made hin
$4,000.
"A queer accident happened a
the round house last Saturday night
One OF the engines was backed int