Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-01
DoUBLE BEaeA.,EhfENT.

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have the heartfelt synpathies ofmany
friends in PhiIIipsburg.
1.-THE dark angel of death visited the
| home OF our esteemed fellow citizen,
/ b. Z. LoZier, last Monday and pluck
ed two fair flowers OF his household
! Frankie, a ed 5 years, and Grace,
/ aged YEAR. s.Insatiate archer, would
not one sufIice?@ Every thing that
TO relieve the little sufferers, and as
many as three physicians We're pres
ent at one time, but Of no avail.
The funeral took place en-. Tuesday
I and was conducted by Rev. G.. W.
Caseley, of the NJ Z Church.
The bereaved parents have the deep
and heartfelt sympathy of the com
munity in their terrible affection.
The little ones were buried side by
side.
The old reliable Prairie Fdrnaes.
fully maintains the prestige and
prominence it has achieved during
the Il years Of faithful service in the
cause Of. agriculture. and is a prime
fav0nte with the farming classes It's
able, fearless. candid and fair, and
keeps.abreast with the progress made
in all that relates to the rural indus
tries. In its present form, and with
an efficient force OF. editors and emf
nent special contributors, 1t is, if pos
sible, more attractive and valuable
than it has ever been. Price $500.
in advance. Address Prairie -Flsrnaea.
Publishing Co., $50 Monroe street.
Chicago, III. We have made arrange
ments to clgb with the Prairie Farm
er, furnishing the two papers for s.. 90.
thus saving soc to each subscriber.
g. w. Weeks, of Freedom town
ship, Went to Republican City few
days ago to meet his oldest son who
he expected on the west bound train.
and whom he had not seen fol. y or
10 years. The son came, but they did
not recognize each other. They both
stopped at the same hotel and regis
tered. After while the landlord dis
covered that two OF his guests were Of
the same name and asked the father if
the young man was not the gentlemen
he was looking for. He looked at the
young man and remarked mo he's
no kin ofmine," and then stepped to
the register and saw that the name
there correspondent with that OF his
son. tits needless to say that the 9th
ergUests and bystanders were much
amused while Uncle George and his
son were equally confused. Verify, in
these degenerate days, it is-not always
easy for q boy to know his father.
Geo. Ferguson, Of this city, is
agent for Phillips county of the book
Pioneer Heroes and Daring
Deeds" a complete history Of the
lives and famoGs exploits OF VIVA
Bill, Buffalo Bill, Kit Carson and
other hero explorers from the earliest
times Of America TO the present. The
book is prolusely illustrated and wei.
worth the price. asked 8 90 and S8.00i
w. T. Woodward, of this place, |
has been spending few weeks in
Burr Oak, Jewell county, Kansas. He
says he counted 81 teams loaded WITH
corn at one time on the streets at that
place; that hogs and corn are. legal
tender in those parts, and that corn
here is just as good as in Jewell county |
with the same cultivation. Bat it is
a fact that much Of the corn in Phillips
county was planted and never cuIu |
waited but once any.
"A drama entitled, 'sThe Iift7eI
Brown jug" wifi be enacted on the I
5th at Iowa Union School House, near
Joe 4oung'5 Tor the benefit OF the |
School. Being personally /
acquainted with the parties, Weure |
GER am that they will perform Their |
respective parts so IS to render ''Ihe |
Little Brown jug" superbiy conspic-
uous.
Mrs. G. w. Stinson has been
quite sick Tor some time and is no bet |
Ter yet. There has been an unusuaLt
amount OF sickness in and around this |
place curing lie winter, mostly among I
ne !iUtle. ones, our OWL faIni y COM |
ing IN ioF Q .ull share, but all seem tc
De better now.
Mrs 3. = Nash is rebuilding the |
house that was blown down bY the /
cyclone last summer, on the corner OF
u. and 9Th street, making an addition |
on the south that viii make il quite ii |
residence and an Inn
to the south part of town. /
Rev. c. u. Caseley. of the N Il
ut kirwin, has been assisting |
Rev. Boicourt in a protracted meet |
ing this week and preached last night |
TO large and attentive audience.
e. Davis, w. +. Woodward and
5. w. McElrOy, accompanied by |
Deputy .. ). Marshal Nay, was down |
TO the depot last Tuesday. We have |
not learned whether Late had them |
in charge or not.
= County Surveyor Barnard, |
came up to the club" Monday. He
20 doubt prefers to hold his residence |
where he can frequently try his hand |
ut the wheel Of fortune.
Geo. Veeh sold some hogs to w. |
F. Woodward Monday, that came 10 |
81 per head.
Miss Mccormick, sister of Il. b.
is visiting her brothers
family in Phillipsburg,
II. w. Nettiesbip. of Longisland, |
threshed some millet that yielded % /
bushels to the acre.
Il. E. Pickle. of Granite, was in
the city Yesterday visiting his SOn-in-