Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

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ventions have ever been held in this
county that have called out a better
or a more representative set Of men
than those who were IN attendance at
the convention Tuesday, and yet
some people think them to be an
archists and repudiators,
DIR. Cann's Electric Belt 90. will
be with you once more, and having
larger and better show than ever, will
be here all Of next week. Everything
new and up to date. Come out and
enjoy yourself. A good time for
everybody. Do not forget the date,
September 81. Free to everybody.
The Kansas State horticultural
Society will hold its Thirtieth Annual
Meeting In the Hall of Representa-
tives, in the State Capitol, in Topeka,
Kansas, on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, the 9th, 10th and 18th of
December, 1896.
FRED WELLHoUsE, President,
EDWIN TAYLOR, Secretary.
w. H. Phillips will sell large
amount of stock, farm machinery,
household goods, ETC., at hls place six
miles north of Phillipsburg, on Mon
day October -, commencing at 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Phillips has been in
Georgia for some time past, with q
portion Of his family, and likes it 30
we'll that he will sell out here, and
make his future home IN the south.
Mr.. Royce said the other day
that when John Chedle declined to
allow his name to go before the con-
vention as a candidate for represen-
tative that his tail (Royce's) tail
dropped. He realizes that the long
looked for state position has gone
glimmering, as it is in the contract
that a republican representative must
be elected from this county. No rep
resentatlve, no office.
Brother Royce classifes the base
ball boys as pack of bowling Indians
when we came home from Long Is-
land. He is badly mistaken for we
diden't make any disturbance. If we
could play ball as good as he can lie
through his paper we would not he
afraid to meet any Of our enemies.
would Judge from the article that he
was having one Of his usual night
mares, in which he was engaged in g
gold bug speech.
ONE OF THE NINE,
e. E. Hoffman and family leave
. tonight for a new home in Spring
field, Mo-, where he goes into thu
same line of business as he followed
here. Musical, social and business
circles will miss them. We hopt
their new home will be a pleasan
and profitable one, and that all posi-
BILE prosperity will follow them. Mr.
Hoffman is a skillful jeweler, anC
thoroughly Versed in the values o
goods in his lines. The good peopl
of Springfield will find him and his
r decided acquisition to their city.
Our town has been full Of nota
bles this week. On Friday John f
! Scanlon Of Chicago, a noted crimlna
lawyer rushed through on his wa,
8 from Norton to Smith Center over
4 land, having missed the train at Nor
= ton, at night Hon, j. ]. Ingalls, bel,
: a reception at the depot. lie hal
come over from Stockton and was OF
Q his way to Kansas City. Monda,
Hons. L. U. Humphrey and W. q
Mcbride came in and made a tw
l days visit with DR.. Wallace's family
1 On Tuesday the town was filled wit
o the class Of men who while not 8
: we'll known to the world as some O
: the others, are doing their share o
. the work in making the country VIVA
it is. Hons. w. A. PETER and Da
Hart were here on that day, and Oh
! Wednesday s. W. McElroy droppe
. IN for a short stay.
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