Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-12-10

Little Early Risers cure constipation,
biliousness and sick headache. Fish
er & Co.
-Rumor says that the Concordia
Times has suspended publication
The Times while radical republican.
accorded to other people the right to
think and vote as they pleased
IF. W. Colby has just received an
other car load Of the celebrated Colby
-four. The last car gave universal
satisfaction, aad this enc is just as
good.
"A. w. Crippen, who is-doing the
editorial work on the Dispatch. has
resigned, and will 20 to Illinois. Mr..
Crippen has enlivened that sheet very
much. He is succeeded by Mr.. Scott
of Smith Center.
Glen Elder flour Is acknowledged
as one of the best brands made in this
part of Kansas. Bennett has receiy-
ed another car load and will sell II at
a very small profit Try a sack, and
see what beautiful white bread you
can make.
Frank Dembuski who was arrest
ed for violation of the prohibito-y
liquor law, was taken out into the
country in search of bail. He found
it. for while the officer who had him
in charge, was unhitchin his team,
Dembuski took leg bail and escaped,
and is now supposed to be safe in that
haven of jointists and boot-leggers.
Nebraska.
Santa Claus has chosen H. A.
Harmon as his special deputy and has
empowered him to supply the people
of Philips county with their Christ
mas goods, and has fitted him out
with a splendid stock of toys, dolls,
pictures, etc, in endless variety, and
has instructed him to sell these goods
at very low prices. Don't forget the
place.
-Phillipsburg buyers paid the fol-
loving prices for farm produce yes
terday: Cora 26 cents, wheat so to
60, rye 65, oats 20, butter 20, eggs 20,
hogs 1925. 1t is estimated that the
bulk of rye has been sold, while of
corn and wheat not one-tenth of that
raised has been marketed. Local
dealers fear that the blockade in Chi
cago viii stop the sale of gram for a
short time, as the eastern railroads
cannot haul what is offered them.
1t is but just to Mr.. Adams to say
that he dad not run of to escape pros
ecution for violations of the prohibi-
tory law. At the time the warrant
was issued, he was confined to his bed
by an attack of sickness. As soon as
he learned that he was wanted, be
sent word to the sheriff, who arrested
him, and he is now ont out on bail.
Mr.. Adams was an old soldier who
followed Sherman to the sea, and pro-
poses to stay and face the music.
Our churches are preparing fer
Christmas. At the Methodist church
in addition to a Christmas tree, the
cantata. "St Nicholas Visit to the
School" will be presented. The Pres
byterlan Sunday school Will have a
Christmas service on Christmas Eve,
consisting of a literary and musical
entertainment, while the Baptist
church has appointed committees that
are busily at work arranging for an
entertainment for their children.
The new well Will be completed
to-day. and will furnish the city with
a greatly increased supply of water.
Mr.. Vinng, the contractor, has per-
formed his part OF the work in a very
satisfactory manner. Oar citizens
should take advantage of this oppor-
! tunity to get a supply of pure fresh
water, and as the rates are very low,
the expose for water IS but little; for
instance the house rate is five dollars
per year, store rate two dollars, and
for other uses in proportion.
Probate Judge Friant, c. o. Viii
cox and treasurer elect John Mercer
made the quarterly examination OF
the county treasurer's Office yesterday.
They found that the county possessed
! S43, 41254; 81, 7O8 70 of which was in
the Phillips County Bank. SIS. 1881 rs
in the First National Bank of Phil
hpsburg, Sl1,68199 in the Traders
Bank of Kirwin, and the balance on
hand. This amount seems large. but
when divided among the various funds
the amounts for each are not large.
We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles James, OF American Forks
Utah, for an invitation to attend their
twelfth wedding anniversary, which
took place last Saturday evening.
Dec 9th, 1891. We regret very much
that we could not be present for We
can not help believing that it was e
very enjoyable affair as Mr. aud Mrs.
James ability to entertain is well
known to many people in Phillips
burg. We hope they may 1--we to cele.
brate many more wedding anniversar