Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-07-16

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Rev, S. L, Dulen joined in mar
riage Midday last, Edward Tracy and
Phoebe Dom. The groom was IS
and the bride CD.
If you want to buy a farm call
on or write to William Bissell, who
can offer you good bargains on favor
able terms
Misses Close and Tadlock have
decided to accept the positions tend
cred them in the schools, This will
be good news to our people.
j. P. Manion, of the Phillipsburg
Cigar factory went to Belleville and
Fairbury Tuesday on business. He
finds business good down the road.
Mrs. Sam Taylor is quite sick
with an attack of heart trouble. Her
family while considerably worried, are
much encouraged by present favor
able symptoms,
-KarPs Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c., &c., and
$10O Sold by S. S. Fisher & Go. 2
Rev w. A. Quayle Of Kansas
City, lectures at the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, July
20. His sui jet is Young America
and what TO do with Him"
j. H. Hummer has been appoint
ed agent for the improved Rooster
and Baker, that presents many feat
ures which makes it better baker
than any other. Call at his shop.
Mrs r A, Handy and SOD, is in
Colorado Springs for d short stay
with her sisters. Mr.. Handy is out
there on business connected with
mining interests.
A car load of lime,
A car load of cedar shingles.
A car load Of white pine.
Just received by the Central Lum.
Der Company.
Yesterday E. Barney and j. T.
Herring of Agra both staid and quiet
old gentleman had a set-to over a
machine. Both were arrested and
Mr.. Herring was fined 81 while MIR
Barney has not as yet been tried.
The second quarterly meeting o.
Marvin circuit will be held at Marvin
commencing Thursday evening, July
l6, and continuing over Sunday, July
10. Rev. Il, w. Hood, pastor at Lo
gan, will supply the place of the pre-
siding elder. All invited to attend
Send for sample copy of tht
weeks Kansas Farmer-no pertlsar
politics in it-and then take advan
tage of the following low clubbing
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liable" Kansas Farmer both for on,
year for 81 IS. Save money.
The democrats, populists, anC
free silver men had an impromptr
ratification Friday evening, shooting
crackers doomed loudly. If enthu
siasm counts the nomination of Mr.
Bryan gives greater joy in this city
than did that of Mr.. Mckinley.
-Messrs. Strain, Bickford, Stinson
and Brainerd attended the monthly
meeting of the Sinclair Military Bant
at Kirwin Tuesday. The band CAV
concert to about half thousanC
people, and received many attention
from the Kirwin people,
Many Of our readers will remem
Der an armless man named Franz
Eggleeon, who was here at the las
September term of court. Last weel
the cords Of his arms pulled into hi
neck and killed him. He was a YER,
bright man and is dead Is universally
regretted.
The singing of the Cooper Col
lege Quartette. Mr.. Ross imperson
atoms and the instrumental must
was good. The attendance was large
Topeka Capital.
At the Baptist church July 28 AID
mission rs and 35 cents, children 1
cents. For the benefit of the Baptis
church.
"A horrible railway accident oC
Cured near Logan, Iowa. Saturday