Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-09-17

4ueIS ID lhLulu6 III IIulI CANS, /
as all our merchants are sold out |
One dealer reports the sale Of over
1000 cans. The waste of fruit this
year promises to be enormous.
The HERALD understands that a
new bank is to be started here, to be !
known as the Farmers State Bank |
1t Will probably be located in the
room now used by the State Bank.
Investigate their merits. De
Wits Little Risers don't grippe, cause
nausea or pain, which accounts for
Fisher & Co. say they
would not run a drug store without
these little pills.
A temperance meeting WINS held
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day, which was attended by a large
audience. Prof. o. L. Smith deliver
ed very eloquent address upon tenn
perance matters.
j. G. Gebhart has Just received
another large invoice of ready made
clothing, and now has some of the
incest suits ever brought 10 Phillips
burg. Drop in and examine them.
There will be a temperance enter
tainment given at the First Baptist
church next Sabbath night by the
young people of our city. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. L. COM, Sec'y.
Look out for prairie fires as the
rank vegetation will if ignited, make
flames mountain high, and do untold
damage. Plow wide fire breaks
around your stack-yards and build
ings. A stitch in time saves nine.
Don't storm the system Us you
would fort. If held by the enemy,
constipation, gently persuade it to sur
render with DeWitts Little Early
Risers. These little pills are wonder
full convineers. Sold by Fisher & Co.
The ladies of the Womans' Chris
tian Temperance Union, extend their
thanks to Prof o. L. Smith for his
able address delivered in behalf of
the temperance cause at the Presby-
terrain church last Sabbath, Sept. ID.
-Gebhart has added between five
and six thousand dollars worth of dry
goods to his stock within the past few
days 1t viii make you happy to go
in and look at the beautiful line he
has whether you wish to buy or not.
The township board has contract
ed with the King Bridge Company
for an iron bridge to be placed across
Plotner Greek, just west of the school
house The price agreed upon is $3.50
and the work is to be done within
ninety days.
Our public schools are fully or
gained, and the pupils hard at work.
, The total enrolment is 237. The
high school has forty-fve pupils,
grammar forty the intermediate forty
three, second primary fifty-seven, first
primary fifty-two. There are 10 the
district in the neighborhood of 1OC
more pupils who viii be in school, as
soon as the rush of fall work is over.
Rev. e. II. Fisher was in the city
on yesterday looking after his real es-
I tate in this county. He had just re-
tnrned with his wife from a trip to
Connecticut, Canada, and intermedi-
ate states and provinces on the map.
He reported to this his official organ,
a thrilling boat ride down the St
Lawrence rapids. Elder Fisher is
bound to enjoy earth as well as heav-
en.-Norton Champion.
The Simpson meeting to be held
in this city on September %. promises
to be the greatest political rally ever
held in this county. All Alliances
have been invited to come en-masse
and the invitation will be generally
accepted In as much, as people viii
be here from all parts of the county
would 1t not be an act of courtesy t.
the visitors, for our business men ir-
respective of party to decorate theil
stores, so that they may have a good
opinion of our town. Some times
bread cast upon waters returns in
creased an hundred fold.
The Western Lumber Co. have
on hand the tan 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 ant
building material at living prices
Call and examine. q. C. AUSTIN,
Manage