Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-10-17

w Poii0SV hls dlI Ieklh'eT, lnb ma
chine has been tested and works per
fectly aside from little adjustments,
which he is now making,
The bridge that was washed out
from over Deer Creek on the line be-
tween sections two and three ia Solo
mon township, has been replaced and
the road once more opened up
Trustee Fredoricks has approint-
ed r., A, Handy, L. Il, Countyman
and o. e. Ostrauder as judges and
D. S. Maxson and Charles Nipps as
clerks of the forth coming election.
--KarPs Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your bowels, aud make your
head clear as bell. 25c, Soc, and
$1.00. Sold by s. S. Fisher 81 Go. 2
Last Sunday n pony ran away
with boy named Bouwens, and run
ming into a post broke the lads leg.
The family lives on Bissell creek. Drs
Wallace and Fisher reduced the frac-
ture.
-Bickford & Son have put cellar
under their store and opened up an
outside door to reach it. They are
getting ready for winter, and mean
to store away large amount of gar
den truck,
The republicans Of this township
have nominated the following ticket:
For trustee, Ii S Polling; for clerk,
W H Boughton; for treasurer, Frank
Strain; for constables, Z ID Heath and
JEFF Taylor,
The commissioners have CON
tracted with the Canton Bridge Co.,
for bridge at Logan and one at
Long Island, The commissioners
proceedings are unavoldably omitted
this week.
IF o. Hill who belongs to the u.
S. Army stationed at Fort Omaha,
writes that the company's are out on
hundred mile heavy marching with
all acoutraments. He Is a son of D.
W. Hill of Plotner Greek.
Last Saturday night the depot at
Athol, burned down, a defective Aue
being the supposed cause. The blaze
was 80 brilliant that many persons
supposed that the fire was just east OF
here instead Of beng twenty-five long
miles away.
DIR. A, 2. Sawyer: Dear Sir: l
have been suffering with sick head
ache for long time. l used your
Family Cure and now am entirely
relieved. L would not do without
your medicine, Mrs G. A. Miller, Mt.
Morris, Ills. For Sale by $. S. Fisher
j. d. Couch is one Of the most
successful hog ralsers in the county,
as the other day he bought pair of
little pigs in Agra, and when he start.
ed from the depot here they weighed
only about fifty pounds, but when he
got as far as the State Bank, he found
that they weighed about 300, or at
least he said 80.
The ladies of the Baptist church
promise the public a genuine treat in
their entertainment tomorrow night,
The program contains names Of none
but artists in their several lines while
the refreshments will be the product
Of the various chefs of the Phillips
burg households, 10 nothing but per-
lection in both may be looked for
See program elsewhere.
Frank Strain drove up to our
back door the other day with load
of potatoes. Delighted with the del
icacy OF the attention we descended,
wreathed in smiles to express our
gratitude, when we discovered to our
great chagrin that he was only storing
them in the back of the lower room
He informs us that be has raised 1000
bushels on ten acres and is holding
them for better prices.
Frank Stinson and Clyde Bck- |
ford have taken to proving around !
the country, accompanied 10y a deadly
kodak. La one Of their recent tramps
they secured the photo Of couple Of
our young people, who were enjoying
a pleasant drive unconscious of the
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