Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-08-25

the various Offices
Mrs. DR.. Wallace has returned |
from two months visit with friends
in Ohio, and comes back more than
ever in love with Kansas.
j T. Klmmerly and family of
Harrington, have arrived IN town
Mr. K. is now night operator at the
Rock Island.
The Kirwin Globe says that the
twenty-nine cent salt advertised in
that paper can be found in Michigan
at the salt works
j. T. Faubion is overhauling the
Cummings building east of the State
Bank and will convert it into short
order lunch room and dining hall.
Hiram Wright, who has been fir
ing the 'goat" at the depot, has been
promoted to freight run out of Hor-
ton. Dick Taylor succeeds him.
Early Risers, Early Rlsers, Early
Risers, the famous little pills for con-
stipation, sick headache, dyspepsia
and nervousness. Fisher & Co.
Rev. E. Leonardson of Neosha
Falls, Kan, will positively be present
and address the assembly at Oak Is
land Park, Saturday p. m. Don't fail
to hear him.
-PoULTRY WANTED:-I will pay the
highest market price for good fat
chickens. I carry a full line of fresh
and salt meats, also fresh and salt
fish. Give me a call. j. @. LYNCH.
The Peoples party Is going to
pieces, and yet the Atchison Cham
pion of yesterday prints two and one
half columns of proceedings of the
first Peoples party county conven-
ton.
1t is a fixed and lmmutable law
that to have good, sound health one
must have pure, rich and abundant
blood. There is no shorter nor surer
route than by a course of De Wett's
SarsaparIlla. Fisher & Co.
The railway conductors have in.
corporated a mining aud Milling
Company" with headquarters at Colo
RADIO Springs, among the officers are
j. S. Fuller. E. O.. Gilmore. Ed
Frick and j. III. Cox, who are all vel
known here.
Probably the happiest man il
Kansas today is o. E. Johnston, made
so by the arrival of an eight and one
half pound boy at his home Sunda!
= night. Grandpa and Grandma Young
also come in for share of congratu
lations.
$ For a sluggish and torpid liver
g nothing can surpass Ayers Pills
q They contain no calomel, nor an,
mineral drug, but are composed o
the active principles of the best veg
, etable cathartics, and their use al
Q ways results in marked benefit to tn
81" patient.
Scarcely day passes by bu
what some hitherto prominent Re
- publican announces himself for tn
. Peoples party. James Legate c
Leavenworth, and John Madden {
Cottonwood Falls, who was a Harr
son elector four years ago, are tn
st latest converts.
= -Thos. Reed, living near Hillsid
9 was badly shaken up this morning
He was working with threshing on
fit at Oliver Whitney's and caught til
to sleeve of his jacket in the kunckle {
It. the tumbling rod. Before the mi
lie chine could be stopped Mr.. Reed WI
bit stripped of his clothing and bruise
er up considerably.
j. D. Slaughter who has been en-
e, pIoyed by the Rock Island as nigl
to operator has resigned his posltic
81 and gone to Beebe, Ark. Mr.. Slaug
IN ter was one of those royal good fe
,e. lows whom it is a pleasure to NEE
= and withal a sklllful operator, al
:: the HERALD wishes him unbound
success wherever he may locate.
at The wife of W. G. Case of Plea
is ant township. died last Sunday NOR
ing. aged 46 years, after a protract'
49, illness of eighteen months, the pa
e four months of which she was be
= fast. The disease with which S
a was afflicted bafied all the local SIX
of this county. For the last sevent
three days of her life she was unaE
in 70 ,,ortoIa Of food of any Kind 2