Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-01
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in town at Smiths.

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Wits Little Risers don't grippe, cause
nausea or pain, which accounts for
popularity. Fisher & Co. say they
would not run drug store without
these little pills.
Miss Nellie Beauvais entertained
a number of her young friends We'd
nesday evening on the occasion of her
birthday. She received quite a num-
Der of presents.
Don't storm the system as you
would fort If held by the enemy,
constipation, gently persuadeit to sur
render with DeWitt's Little Early
Risers- These little pills are wonder
full conYineers. Sold by Fisher & Co.
H. Michalisky is now in Chicago
where he is purchasing large stock
Of dry goods and clothing, and will
occupy the building just south of the
Bissel House. Mr.. III. is well known
to our people and will doubtless Sc
cure a large trade
The Western Lumber Co. have
on hand the taIl end of three or four
lumber yards which they are selling
at $1,000 per NJ. Also a complete as
sortment of first class lumber and
building material at living prices.
Call and examine. H G. AUSTIN,
Manager
The secretary of the Phillips
county fair association has the thanks
of this Office for comp" to the fair,
which Will be held for four weeks com
mencing Sept 29.-COIby Tribune
Four weeks would be quite a long
time to hold a county fair don't you
think Bro. Troutfetter.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will not bold
their regular meeting this week, but
a special meeting is called for next
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
lecture room of the church A good
attendanceis solicited, not only of the
members, but those interested in the
welfare of the church, as important
business will be discussed and work
brought up at the last session to be
! decided upon. Come and help US.
Lovers of good first class Job
work should leave their orders at
the HERALD Office. We have Just ad-
ded to our already well equipped Of
fee, about thirty different styles of
type the latest productions of one of
the best boundaries in the country,
and as we carry a well assorted stock
of paper and different colored ink,
and know how to use them, we can
give satisfaction to all. Our prices
are as low as can be made and give
good work.
In conversation with prominent
republican few evenings since, we
asked him why or how, it came that
Phillips county, had three good strong
alliance papers, and only one republi-
can, while Smith county, still held
four radical republican papers. "The
conditions were different" said he.
''Your Smith county fellows, all hold
government salaries, but one,-and
they are trying to shut hIm opt-and
for this reason, they havn't had a
chance to quit if they wanted to.
Simply holding on tight, because they
are afraid to let go."-Smith County
JonuTdL
VIZ see by the Leader, published at
Long Island, Kansas, that j. +. Arm
old, brother of DR. Arnold of this
place, has been nominated for county
clerk. Jim's many friends here wish
him success in his race. The writer
has known him personally for about
thirty years, and have always been
proud of his friendship. for he IS not
only able aud well read, but o genial,
Thois Eonled gentleman. We wish
him sueeess.-HBEBestoIi, (LG-) Nelr
Erd.
The Nsle Era is republican papes
Published at Mr. Arnold's old home,
and the clipping printed above shows
the estimation in which he is held
where known.