Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26

S. @. Nay, at Marvin, viii pay the
highest market price for all the hogs in
the country.
DR.. Martin, of Bull City, has been
stopping in the city for few days.
The DR.. is an old acquaintance of VIM.
Bickford of this place.
I. R. Sutley and N. Winklebeck. of
SOLOMON township were callers at the
HERALD Office Tuesday. They are
farming short distance west of Marvin
near. the Solomon Rive;
G. w. Adams, of Mound Township,
and many of the farmers in the south
part of Mound and north part of Bel
mont lost all their small grain and had
their corn badly damaged by the hail
storm of July 10Th.
Remember the cyclone season is up
on us and that the Springfield Insur-
ance Company one of the oldest and
best companies in the United States
will take your risk at a reasonable rate
for from one to five years.
WIN .BIssELL, Agent.
VIM. Cook travelling man who rep
Fesents a st. Joseph house, bought
400 acres of school land in section Sc;
town 5, range 20, being on the Rocks
county line eighteen miles southwest of
Phillipsburg. The price paid was
81, 300.
Miltonvale one of the youngest and
liveliest of Kansas towns had big fire.
Five business houses burned but in less
than one week all are beng rebuilt.
Last Saturday the township voted ON q
to aid north and
south R. R., and is booming every day,
so says the News.
S. G. Nay, of Marvin, believes In
not only letting the people know that he
buys cattle and hogs at the highest
cash price but also believe in advertis-
ing our county to the outside world and
to that end sends five copies of the
HERALD to eastern friends. Who will
be next?
Rev. R.. Bisbee, of Marvin made the
HERALD a pleasant call Friday. He wa s
making an effort to complete the M. Z.
church of that place with good prospects
of success. This is much needed i'm
since the project has been
carried as far as it has; it ought at
least to be enclosed so as not to be dam
aged by its present exposed condition
without roof. The church will hold
a series of sociables the first, last night,
for the purpose of raising funds for that
and other church purposes.
NJ. M. Nay who used to be in the
lumber business here and later of Mar
vim a brother of S. G.. Nay and LAT
Nay made the HERALD call on Mon
day. Marshall is now in business at
Morrison Colorado. He has been Wis
ting his relatives here for a few days.
and returned to Colorado Tuesday.
He sold his farm north of Marvin to
S. G. and we shall probably not have
the pleasure of seeing him again for
some time but the best wishes of host
Of friends follow him.
We are in receipt of the annual cata-
logue of the Ottawa University Ottawa,
Kansas for the year 1883 and 1884. The
Faculty consists of Rev. M. L. Ward,
A. M. President, T. M. Stewart, A. M.
Professor of Philosophy and Greek, L.
F. Hamblin, A. B. Professor of Latin
and History, Vandalia Varnum, Phi. B.
Professor of Modern Languages and
literature. Professor Ward has had
Ten years experience as a Professor of
the Agricultural college at Manhattan
and it is thought will add much to the al
ready good reputation of the University.
For further information or catalogue
address President of the Ottawa Uni
7ersity, Ottawa, Kansas,
A wise man said that s'He who ruleth
his own spirit is greater than he who
'aketh CITY," Another the tongue is
IN unruly member and should be brid-
ed. That men fail to act upon these
bits of wisdom has been illustrated in
'ur own community within the last few
lays and such failures have already led
% some unpleasant results and some
What replenishing the city treasury
Ind the end of the beginning is only in
light, unless better councils prevail
which we hope may be the case. Re-
member it is the curbing of our pas
lions. the use our reason, the exercise
If our charity and respect of law that
distinguishes man from the lower order
# beings and it certainly don't pay to
i've way to our baser propensities and
'urb the nobler. Let US have peace.
The sad news was brought in Monday
light of the drowning of the two little