Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-12-03


neatly printed card on them at very
low'prices? Come up and see our
stock and get prices
The farmers OF Philips county
are buying more lumber this fall than
for many years Most of it Is used
for cribs and granaries-
IAN honest pill is the nobIest
work of the apotheeary" De Wits
Little Early Risers cure constipation,
biliousness and sick headache. Fish
er & Co
The HERALD solicits letters fIom
its readers on any topic of general in
terest, and only asks that they be con-
densed as much as possible aud lie in
the Office not later than Monday.
Just received a large stock of
ladies cloaks. In order to close them
out I will sell them away down. Come
IN and examine them
j. G. GEBHARr.
AS a sample Of the fertility of
Kansas soil, farmer friend has pre-
scented us with beet weighing TWEEN
ty-two pounds, and measuring TWEEN
ty-elght inches in circumference.
Give US rain and Kansas beats the
world.
Glen Elder -four IS acknowledged
as one of the best brands made in this
part of Kansas. Bennett has receiv-
ed another car load and will sell It at
very small profit Try a sack and
see what beautiful white bread you
can make.
Thanksgiving day Walter Barnes
sustained serious injuries while skat-
ing, owing to q playmate thoughtless-
ly stretching a wire across his track.
Walter was thrown onto the ice with
such violence that he was UNCONSCIOUS
for several hours.
Thousands of lives are saved an
nually by the use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral In the treatment of Group
and whooping cough, the Pectoral
has most marvellous effect. Il al
lays inflammation, frees the ohstruct-
ed air passages, and controls the de-
sire to cough.
Kansas crop reports state that
fall grain in the eastern portion of the
state is suffering for want of rain,
while from Phillips county on the
north down through the state, wheat
is in fine condition. The total estima-
ted area for the entire state sown to
wheat in the fall of 1891. as compared
with the area sown in 1899, IS report
ed at 9264 per cent. Or 284.S53 acres
less than last year. Tho general pros
poets for crops the country over are
not Is good as last year.
The Dispatch mar has been so
worked up over the advent Of the gang
of rebels, dead-beats, and anarchists -
that infest this county, that shadows
scare the life out Of him. The latest
buga6oo Is, fading den, wherein,
bold. bad boys do congregato. The
neighbors say that some six year old
kids. fixed an old cellar for Il play
house, out of which the highly moral
and truly religious editor of cur con
temporary. creates n story OF The hor-
rible depravity of the Phii!ipsburg
youth.
Inst Monday John Finley (col-
ored), of near Big Bend. was arrested
on the charge of stealing a double sci
OF harness from a neighbor He was
given hearing but plead guiity anc
was placed under a $500 bond but no
being able to give bail was committed
to jail to wait trial in district court
A warrant was also issued for Frank
Mckee, an accomplish in the crime
who was captured in Norton county
Monday The darky says that Mcliet
gave him $1,000 for stealing the har
ness, and ''cussed" him because h,
forgot the brides.
As was stated in last weeks Hen
AID, DR.. Frank Carman died at New
burg, Oregon. on the 2ist Of Novem
Der, 1891. The.remains were brough
to Phillipsburg for burial and arrived
here on Monday evening; Tuesday af
terpoon, December 1st, the iunera
took place from the Presbyterian
Church and was conducted Icy the A
o. Q. W, S. of Y. and the q. A r
The funeral sermon was preached b!
Elder Bracken, assisted by Rev Hind
man. The very large attendance sig
nitied IN a marked degree the este n
in winch the deceased was held anC
beloved by all his acquaintance
The remains were laid to rest in tn,
Fair View cemetery The HERALI
extends its tenderest sympathy to tht
family in their sad bereavement
Cur enterprising citizen Mr.
Cummings should be congratulated
by our amusement loving people Of
securing for our city tho Lyceum Un
Gle Toms Cabin Company for mex
Saturday evening. This is the larg
est and oldest Uncle Tom Compan,
on the road and the first and onl.