The state herald., 1890-01-31
LocaiLore.
When you see a man in woe,
Walk right up and say "Hullo!"
Saw "Hullor and "IIow dye doP"

Wnen you Seo u ulhu III "VC,
Walk right up and say "Hullo!"
Say "Hullo" and "Irow dye dop"
How's the world,a usin' your
Slap the fellow on the back;
Bring your ham down with whack
Waltz right up, and don't 60 slow;
Grin an shake, an say "Hullol"
II would be better il brethren
would dwell together in unity.
q John Boyd Esq, Of Champion, wa.
. visitor ut Holyoke on last Tuesday
The STATE HERALD office is pre-
pared to do all kinds of job work.
Now let us all clasp hands and
work together for Holyoke and Phillips
county.
"With malice toward none and
charity for all" is the motto Of the
HERALD.
Mr.. William Meyer Of LIE Roy
Logan county, paid his respects to the
,liERALD on last Monday.
John A. Furr, one of.the old relia
blc farmers of Chase county, Neb., was
visitor at Holyoke last week.
Eugene Montgomery Esq, mem
Der Of the Omaha legal fraternity has
been In attendance ut our county
bourt this week.
Rev. Gilroy Of precinct /, who has
been confined TO his bed for some
lime past, a victim Of the la grippe, Is
ast resaining his health.
s. Our fellow townsman and postmast-
ser Otis Castetter, left for York, Neb.
for short vacation, on last Saturday
night, and our good wishes accompany
him.
A new novel by Edgar Fawcett is
entitled "The Evil that Men Do :.
Unless Shakespear was dead wrong
1.-THE Evil that Men Do" will live af'
ter Mr.. Fawcett.
The Mississippi legislature is few
years behind the times in requesting
congress to abrogate the fifteenth
amendment. Congress is not built
that way nowadays.
Thos. F. Cunningham, son Of
Michael Cunningham, OF Phillips, Co,
an employe OF the telegraph depart
ment Of the u. s. NJ road, Is on visit
70 his father.
'La grippe can be cured by liberal
p0tations Of whiskey," says AN ex-
change. If this be true, there are
lots Of fellows who will hail the In
formation with delight. The only OBJ
lection to the snake bite remedy would
be that some men would have the
grip" the year around.
Mr.. John W. Morgan, Of precinct !,
one Of the pioneer settlers In Phillips
county, was caller ut the HERALD
Office OH last Tuesday. Mr.. Morgan
is one Of Phillips county's best farm
ers and he's one Of those who are here
to stay, too.
We have been requested 10 announ-
ce that Oh Sunday morning next. at
10 o'clock, the Sabboth school which
has formerly been held ut Buck
school house, will meet ut the Kettley
school house and reorganize. All
friends Of the school are cordially In.
vited " be present.
4. B. Carnahan Esq, Of Phillips
county, raised over two thousand
bushels Of small grain last season near
Hclyoke. That tells the story ns to
what the country will produce II only
q = fair chance. Stay by your
far farmers, and work them as
farm 70 worked in the eastern states
and yo> reed have no fear OF the re-
suit. ny
Let eves. citizen Of Hol, oke and
Phillips esarby- exert himself 10 en-
eprsAle immigration 10 this "Eden
land" during the coming spiins. Let
IN remember that "in union there
Is strength" and with the best interests
Of Holyoke aud our beautiful county
w our guiding star. Let Us labor TO.
gcther as becomes us aud as Is certain
ly our duty.
In another column of this Issue ap.
pears the advertisement Of the Hotel
Mack, 836 r. street, Lincoln, Neb.
Under tho management of It's new
proprietor James McHahic, the Hotel
Mack and Restaurant fully sustains
is excellancc aud popularity. Mr.
McHane has an extensive experience
~ , caterer, and his table ~ lirst.claSJ.
As for meals thero are nono better
furnished In tho west. Stop at the
Hotel Mack onca and you will 20
there every time yon visit Lincclu.
AZ nn early day we propose i5Bting
All illustrated edition Of the HERALD
and In that edition we shall give a
business review Of Holyoko for the
,rist year. Tho time 10 now ut hind
yhcn every citizen Of Holyoko. loyal
b her interests, should labor aeaously
h isr behalf The comiug opring will
witness "a largs Immigration To tho
Ne5t aud wu aro ambitious 10 s.e
iolyoko lu tlie front rapk VI the Colo.
Fxdo cities. WHO taks a,i active part In
Encouraging n goodly share Of HAT
'jpmlgrntioh to o'lr own lively stllo.
~ aets espsc,ally to Itolrcte'