Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-22

lot OF wood one night this week, and
also paid DIR. Wallace a visit, taking
away lot of coal.
Remember the more lies they tell
and the more they SANDER the larger
the majority will be for the Peoples
ticket.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to me by book or note, can set
tie with G. A Spaulding.
j. @. LYNCH
Work is progressing on the new
well and the city will soon be in shape
to furnish the people of Phillipsburg
with all the water they can use.
The Phillipsburg Social Visiting
Club We're entertained in handsome
style last Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Medium.
IF you want a nice suit of clothes
just call at the store OF j. G. Geb-
hart and you will find most anything
You desire in that line. He Is selling
them at bedrock prices.
Last Saturday was q lively day
and reminded us of old times. The
square was full of teams all day and
our merchants were kept busy from
morning until night.
-Michalisky informs us that he will
have one of the largest stocks of dry
goods and clothing ever brought to
Phillipsburg. He will be ready for
business within few days.
The population of Phillips coun-
ty, according to census reports made
public Oct. 1. 1891, is 1861; of Os-
borne, 1908, of Smith, 1858; of
Rocks, S.O18.
De Wits Sarasaparilla destroy
such poisons as serofula, skin disease,
eczema, rheumatism. Its timely use
saves many lives. For sale by S. S.
Fisher & Co.
There will be an examination of
Teachers held at the school house, in
Phillipsburg, Kansas, on Saturday,
Oct 31st, 1891, beginning at s o'clock
q. N. o. L. SMITH, Co. Supt.
The post-of1ice property; the late
residence of J H Decker, and lots 7
and 6, block 4, range 3, IN Phillips
burg, Kan, for sale. Address r. A.
Dague. Santa Paula, California. At
Investigate their merits. De
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.
The temperance lecture at tho
II. E. Church last Thursday evening
was largely attended and Mrs. Har-
ford was pronounced one of the best
temperance lecturers that ever visited
Phillipsburg.
The New Home" and "Wheeler
& Wilson" sewing machines for sale
by j. S. Morse. Call at Phillips
County Bank and examine before buy
ing. Sewing machine supplies fur
nished
WIN. ]. Peters and Basil Duke.
of Washington, u. C., who are EN-
ployed by the U. S. Government Sur.
vey, have been in this neighberhood
the past few days Strengthening W
the lines and hunting out the corner
stones.
Harris Mlchalisky will be here
the last of this week with his lmmens.
stock of dry goods, clothing, etc
Wait until you see this big stock O
goods before you purchase your win
ter clothing.
People with impure blood MAJ
be sand to exist, not live. Life is rob
bed of half its joys when the blood il
loaded with impurities and disease
Correct this condition with DeWittl
Sarsaparilla. it is reliable. For sal,
by S. S. Fisher & Co.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Probate Judge Frian
during the past week: Frank Bal
and Della Polling; Homer c. Spauld
ing and Mary A. Whelan: Andrew
P. Waymire and Nola E Jones; Chas
T. Brotherton and SAMANTHA Klncaid
The Dispatch says that "Pedn is
employed to do editorial work on tn,
HERALD. Suppose he is, don't tn,
HERALD always give him credit 70
his productions2 Is not his name al
ways signed to his articles? Can thu
Dispatch say, regarding its editorials
that it gives credit where credit i
due.
The HERALD was somewhat sur
prised to find in a list of WORTHLESS
accounts, one against a candidate OF
the republican ticket this fall, as W,
supposed that all the dead-beats wer
in other parties. There is consider
able unjustness in these charges O
) dead-beatism, as hundreds of mel
would pay their debts if they wer
: able. The majority of men regard
less of political affinitIes, are honest