Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-09-24
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Mrs. Nye, daughter of H. S. Pope
of Marvin, died at Densmore on last
Tuesday evening. Her remains were
brought to Marvin for burial.
The Logan Republican has not
been discontinued. as 1t comes to us
this week with salutatory by Otha
Wilkison, who will continue the busI-
ness at the old stand.
Among the Fair attractions, will
be games of ball between Phillipsburg
and Smith Centre, and Cedarville, al
so match shooting between Kensing-
ton, Smith Centre and Phillipsburg.
j. G. Gebhart has Just received
another large invoice of ready made
clothing, and now has some of the
incest suits ever brought to Phillips
burg. Drop in and examine them.
Mrs. Laura A. wife of Perry
Clark, died suddenly at her home
north of the city, yesterday, aged 81
years. Her funeral occurred today.
A more extended notice will appear
next week.
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.
John Mercer, who will after Oe-
tober 1, 1892, pay off all county war
rants and collect taxes, has held many
positions of official trust, and is high
Iy recommended by his friends, all of
whom heartily support him
-Gebhart has added between five
and six thousand dollars worth of dry
goods to his stock within the past few
days. 1t will make you happy to go
in and look at the beautiful line he
has whether you wish to buy or not.
j. w. Klngery has held the posi-
ton which he Will hold for the next
term since January, 1890. During
this period be has at all times kept the
records of his office, fully up to the
public demands, and has been model
officer.
Don't storm the system as you
} would a fort. If held by the enemy,
constipation, gently persuade it to sur
render with DeWitts Little Early
Risers. These little pills are wonder
full conyinesrs, Sold by Fisher & Co.
We would suggest that the busl-
ness men of Phillipsburg set aside
one day next week and attend the
fair. Enter into an agreement among
yourselves TO close up your places of
business, say Thursday, and make it
Phillipsburg's day at the fair.
The ladies of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union, feeling CRATE
full for the services rendered them by
those taking part in the temperance
entertainment last Sabbath evening,
desire to express their appreciation
in this public way.
g. E. Utter, owns a farm near
Luctor. Last fall when the crops
failed, he went to Colorado, and by
working at the carpenter trade, stamp
ed himself as an industrious man.
This energy he will take into the
sherifs Office. Vote for him.
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 q complete as
sortment of first class lumber and
building material at living prices.
Call and examine. Il. c. AUsr1a,
Manager
The county Far next week will
be a successful one. Secretary Johns
ton informs the HERALD that entries
have been made in almost all of the
different clesss. The society has
made arrangements to pay money
due for all premiums heretofore
awarded, including those Of this year,
so that all exhibitors will receive all
awards made. There will be no
games Of chance allowed on the
grounds.