Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-21

II viii close out the shoes bought
IN the fan at cost. You can save
money. There are some good selec-
tons on hand. JAS. WOODS
This section of the country ex-
perleneed a severe cold suap the fore
part Of the week The government
report showing 16o below.
The -four made at the Stone Rol-
Ter Mills 81 miles east of Marvin, is
the very best All most all Of the
merchants Of the county sell it Give
it trial.
The HERALD is not the official
county paper, but its report of the
Commissioners Proceedings was the
only correct one published as the Dis
pdtchs report had three glaring er-
rors-
The New Home and "Wheeler
& Wilson" sewing machines for sale
by j. s. Morse Call at Phillips
County Bank and examine before buy
ing. Sewing machine supplies fur
nished.
He who neglects to read the news
papers, neither knows what he wants
nor where to buy it. He who is wise,
however, reads advertisements, knows
what he wants, just where to get it at
the best advantage, and saves money.
Ignorance of the merits of De
Wits Little Early Risars is a mis-
fortune. These little pills regulate
the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia,
bad breath. constipation and bilious
ness. Fisher & Co.
The charge of selling lntoxicat-
ing liquors against Frank Dembuski
has been dismissed, the defendant
agreeing to sell no more liquor. This
dlsposes of all the liquor cases except
the one against VIM. Baker. Next
Our experience covers many ills,
many pills and many bills. Our ills
are smaller, our pills are smaller and
our bills are smaller when we use De
Wits Little Early Risers. Fisher &
Co.
The man who goes to bed at {
o'clock and trusts the morning paper
TO tell him what has been going OF
while he was asleep enjoys life a great
deal better than the man who stays
up all night to see what is going on
District Court adjourns to-day
with the docket fairly well closed
The Forney-Beckley case was decid-
ed against the plaintiff; the Judge
holding that a gift without delivery
is not a gift. The case will go to the
Supreme Court.
To preserve a youthful appear
ance as long as possible. it is indis
pensible that the hair should retair
its natural color AID fullness- There
is no preparation so effective as Ayers
Hair Vigor. 1t prevents badness
and keeps the scalp clean, cool and
healthy.
-FoR SALE:-For cash the cheap
est property ever offered In Phillips
burg Consisting of four lots. house
barn, good well and other improve
ments; known as the W. W. Anderson
property. For PartiRpn-vand price
call on I S. Ii and a hal
miles east of the city. IT,
Jack Stewart of the Smith Cen
ire BazOo, touches up a delinquen
subscriber thusly:
Ed. Grouse of Lebanon, notifies III
through the p. NJ that he does no
want the BAzoo any longer. Alright
Ed: only last Saturday we sold you
subscription account of $3.50 to I
neighbor for -. and your name haS
already been erased w. T. Mile
has the account
Judge Bertram assessed a fnt
of $500 and costs against D. G
Wright of Solomon township for fail
ure to respond to a summons as quick
ly as the Judge thought he should
The summons was dated January Il
and read forthwith. Mr.. Wright reaC
1t fourteen. By order of the Judg,
no was arrested for contempt of cour
and fined as above stated. The HER
AID thinks that under the circum
stances the Judge was too severe, bu
judicial dignity must be preserved.
The HERALD force Toasted on
large number of samples of the cak
provided for the wedding of Mr.. Johl
Adams of Topeka and Miss Vest
Odds, which occurred at Marvin, a
o'clock Thursday, Jan. 14th, Rev
Mr.. Ferren officiating. The cere
mony was only witnessed by few in
vited friends. Hiss Odds is a siste
of Mrs. Ferren and Is a young lad
highly respected by all her acquaint
ances. The HERALD wishes the younI
: couple happy and prosperous mar
ried life.
The Dispatch says it is working
in the interests of the taxpayer whe
it does the county printing for te