Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-09-07
Id. w. ward bias gone to the strip

g. w. Ward has gone to the strip
for two weeks trip.
"A good selection Of Poland Chi
mas at Tillinghast s. Morrison's, Hill
side.
jess Pollard will have charge Of
the shipping associations interests at
this place during the coming winter.
John Strain says that Lew Fro
muth was in Fairbury visiting some
of the formers lady friends, this
week. On
The HERALD force has been in
the hospital for the past week, owing
to the consumption of a libreal sup
ply of watermelon furnished by Isaac
johnson Of Greenwood.
One word describes it--"perfec-
ton" We refer to DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores,
burns, skin diseases and is well
known cure for piles. Fisher & Co.
About eighty people gathered at
the residence of John STRAIN, near
Kirwin, on Saturday last in honor Of
his sixty-frst birthday. There was
quite (S)medley Of many Strains
present and all report good time.
The great Worlds Fair Poultry
show opens soon after the Kansas
State fair closes, and birds must have
q record to be entered. Expert mark
ers from National Poultry Association
will assist in the scoring at Topeka,
thus determining whether birds shown
there are entitled to be entered at the
Worlds fair. A special car will
carry the Kansas coops direct to
Chicago 1t is certain that these ar
rangements will bring to the Kansas
State fair the finest poultry show eyer
seen in the west. At Topeka Septem-
Der " to October Z.
Mr.. Monterville Hill, late of
Yuma, New Mexico, and son of our
esteemed fellow citizens, Mr., and
Mrs e, Hill, arrived in the city Sat-
urday evening accompanied by his
family and will make this place his
future home. Mr.. Hill is an old vet
eran Of four years. service in fighting
the battles of his country, and partlc
ipated in seventeen battles. On Mon
day evening number of our people
made him a visit of welcome. The
brass band was present and rendered
a few Of its choicest selections. The
HERALD bids the new corners welcome
and hopes that they may find their
stay here pleasant and profitable.
One Of the many new features OF
the coming state fair will be a full
and complete polling precinct, arran-
| ged and furnish by Crane e. Co., and
run according to the new election
laws. Regular voting booths, full
sized tickets, complete instructions,
with officials, ect, will be in Oreration
where every person of lawful age,
without regard to sex, color, or pre-
vious condition, can vote, and where
they will be shown any Irregularities
or mistakes they make. The space
has been allotted, and the manage
af the fair are determined to make
this an interesting, educating feature
of the fair, as it will give a practical
demonstration Of the new system Of
voting which will be used at the next
election. At Topeka, September 9th
to October 9Th.
AT the republican caucus Satur'
day, PhillIpsburg township endorsed
L. f. Korns for register of deeds, by
vote of So to 81 for William Brad.
ley, an old soldier. So it seems the
G. o. p. itself IS not unanimous on the
old soldier question. AS an old vet
put it, They love us collectively but
cuss us singly". The following dele
gates and alternates were chosen:
DELEGATES. ALTERNATEs.
9. A. Lewis. d. +. Klose,
N. Polling, George Plotner,
D. p. Bailey, W. J. Archer,
f. Michaelson, Phil TownsleY,
@. d. Heath, L. B. Sewell,
]. Nj. McNay, L. E. Nipps,
Henry Miller, Dempsey Smith,
]. L. Seavey, Jacob Bradley,
James Collie, L, A. Champlin,
Charles Keller, @. j. Fleming,
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