The state herald., 1891-06-19

The members of the Alliance Cen
tral Committee are here requested to
meet at the G.. A. II. Hall, Saturday,
June Goth, at 3 o'clock p. M, central
time, for the transaction of such bust
ness as properly devolyes uEon them.
A full representation requested.
Il. l.. AMBLER, Sec'y Cen. Com.
ii. Richcson left at the Herald
Office, yesterday, some as fine new po.
tatoes as 1t has seldom been our for
tune to see this early in the season.
There are no flies ON Phillips county
this season.
Better either put collar and tag
on your dog, keep HIM in the cellar or
send him to the country on visit,
for the city dog killer is on the war
path with blood in his eye and the
Mckinley bill has raised the price Of
bologna.
There is nothing ON either local
page of the News to inform the public
by whom il is published. The patent
inside bears at the top of the first
column the following legend: "Phil-
lips County Publishing Co." 1t is
nothing but fairness TO the public
that they know who fathers that
sheet.
The people of lIolyokG will be glad
TO learn that the NJ. L. Conference
has returned Rev. Bailey for the com
ing year. He will preach at IIolyoke
and Flcmming. Rev. Bailey has made
host OF friends in and around lIol-
yoke aud his untiring and most effect
i've labor during the past year is ap-
preciated by all.
II. W. Wakeman brought to the
HERALD office this week the finest
sample of alfalfa that we have ever
seen raised in this county. He says
that he will put in 80 acres of alfalfa
as he feels satisfied now That ii can be
made success in this county. He
and his son, VIII, have over 200 acres
of land in crops this season and have
fine prospect for good yield.
Pcof W. f. Bybcc, one of the recent
graduates OF the State Normal, has
been rendered and accepted the posi-
tlon Of assistant superintendent of the
public schools OF our city. Prof. By-
bee Is a teacher Of wide experience. is
highly recommended by all who knew
him, and Will no doubt, serve the
school with credit to himself and the
clty,-Grecl, sun.
II. W. Wakeman brought into mar
kct. on Friday of last week, some new
potatoes raised on his farm. These
were the ilrst Phillips county potatoes
on the market this season. Just 81
days from the day they were planted
the potatoes were dug FOR market.
We would like 10 have some one tell
us Of a country either east or west of
us that can beat this recoud.
NJ. Cunningham. last Saturday,
sent his son, Thomas, tc Llucoln,
Ncb,, for medical treatment. Some
time In the early spring Mr.. Cunning
ham brought his son from Grand Is
land, to Colorado, hoping that the
,clmate would cure Him Of his lung
trouble. His son has improved 'cry
much and his father now sends him
Ia Lincoln where be thinks he can
have better advantages in the way Of
medical treatment, =
They had u liuir shower of mIn at
III. Morgan the o,Lcr day which evil
IDENTIFY was qgltc a novelty To the In
hihiiants. f.. the Times ny. that the
town lokcf posted notices NJ every
little water pool sno fishing allowed
except on sunday" II the people Of
that county Ind not protested against
being classcd with the min belt coun-
ties, they might have had plenty of
water for ilsh ponds before this time
Those who set on, small fruit a fcN
years ago arr paplns tho fruits Of
their labor. This wcei; J. +, lIcndIIe
gathered a bushcl Of guuseherrlcs from
a small patch gn Mr, Gilli,laud's farm
and others will have cufmuts, cherries,
goo.clcrrlcs and uihcr fHulls.--Wmy
i,aitlcE
This is eastern Colorado, too, whor'
the rruakers >ay Ihteun not be raised
aud the land which the Irrigation
Statesman say. 8. good Tor nothing
except the production Of long hurued
cattle, coyotes and cactus.
Washington county has ul
hiyach Of promise case. one o. =. 1
Smith sus engaged 10 he married 10 a
Miss Cora Thonp,on, bnt before the
dag set f1r the Wedding hc mirilsd .
another, Miss Thompson did not 60