The state herald., 1889-11-29
any thought Of any failure. The fu
tnre Is bright.

tnre is bright.
Julesburg seems to be having a first
class post-offlce fight OH her hands.
The City Drug store have received
their holiday goods, and have got a
fne line.
Miss Limbocker Of Harvard, sister Of
Mrs. r. H. Wilson, Of this place is
visiting here this week.
Call around at the City Drug store
and inspect those Holiday goods that
they have got in.
The printing Of the by-s.laws for the
hose company was let to the Tribune
last Monday.
An addition Is being added to the
old Clapper building, which will be
occupied by the Tribune.
Our merchants seem to be doing
good business, II we may Judge from
the amount Of goods they are receiv.
ing daily.
Mr.. McMahan has received bis stock
Of -four and is putting 1t in the build
ing recently vacated by Mr.. Blake
ley.
Our sidewalks have all been replace
ed and our streets once more present
their usual neatness. Every thing has
to pc kept up to the handle under tho
supervision Of Marshal Temple.
The building recently vacatad by
VOllmer & Wolters is being cleaned
out and fixed up for the clothing firm
that will be here with large stock Of
clothing next week.
The Greeley Business College is &C.
knowledged to Be one Of the very hest
institutions in the country devoted to
technical business education. Stu
dsnts received at any time.
Linn, Mass, was visited by most
destructive fire on last Tuesday. The
fire was the most destructive Of any in
New England since the Boston flre Of
1872. The loss is estimated ut be-
tween $i0, 900 900 and $l6,O0O,O00
Thanksgiving day in Holyoke was
recognized by all Of our business men.
At half past nine, per order Of the
mayor, the doors Of tho leading busi-
ness houses were closed, and business
suspended for the day. At 10 O'Clock
all prepared themselves to their re.
spective place Of worship, where they
listened to an excellant sermon, de-
livered by the Rev. Cook, Of the NJ. L.
church.
The County Democracy organization
Of the Ninth Assembly District, New
York, has seeded and become indep-
ndent because the Democrats Of that
district shaving found to our sorrow
that there Is no intention to purify and
reform the councils Of the party, no
hope Of restoring the party to the con-
tldence Of the people, We had but one
thing to do" That ons thing was 10
get out Of the County Democracy and
steer clear Of Tammany. But this does
not speak well for Governor Hills
candidacy for the Presidency with the
Democracy Of the Empire State solidly
behind him.
The indignation meeting on last
Saturday was well attended. Com
mittees were appointed to wait upon
the various contestants. and instiga-
tors OF this most dlsreptuable move.
As was proved by last Saturdays meet
ing there are but few, d very few
who are In favor Of these contests be-
ing died, In Phillips county, snd II Is
sincerely hoped that the matter will
be dropped, aud once more will our
county bs fire. from the factional
strifes that have, since It's organization
been coming up. What Is "a better
sign Of the prosperity Of county than
unityp There Is 4 certain class Of
men tYl In every country who make
their living by getting up the factIonsl
strifes among the better class, and,
We arc very sorry to admit, Phillips
county Is not an exception, and the
proper thing for our people 70 do Is to
rid themselves Of this class, and then
we may expect TO live In harmony.
In the editorial columns ofthe News
this week bro. Williams pursues us
many policies as there arc columns TO
his paper. Therein appears MS many
contradictions as there re.topics treat
ed Of. In the FIRST place he attempts
to say that after twenty years Of re
publican rule Iowa fnds herself hope
lessly In debt, and returns TO demo-
cracy for aid. This Is . direct and
wiliful misstatement Of the facts.
Iowa Ia out Of debt aud has money In
the treasury. Her warrants are at par
and taxes low, md the vote this fall
was simply controlled by the disfavor
Of the policy Of republicans upon the
question Of prohibition, nothing more
nor less, and when 1892 comes around
we shall SEQ her solidly republican.
lie then drops down TO county af-
fairs, and claims n great deal Of glory
md all the county patronage, because
II carried the democratic nominees ut
the head Of It's columns, and claims