Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-22
Frash fish s. .he new meat shop.

Fresh fish at the new meat shop.
Several of our gentlemen seem to be
proficient in the German language.
We are pleased TO see Mr.. McClung,
of Lefingwell & MeClung. able to be
around again.
WE Page of Walnut, vas in the city
yesterday TO commence his final proof
on his land.
The NJ. E. sociable win meet at Il e
residence of j. w Lowe Tuesds y
evening. All are invited To attend.
J.F. Warner and son of Walnut TIP
was in town yesterday and become a
subscriber for the HERALD and Capital.
Woodward & Davis are working up a
good business in real estate business,
and have been liberal patrons of the
HERALD job Office this week.
See notice of our clubbing rates III
his impression, and ee if they are
not liberal enough 10 please anyone.
There will be services at Phillipsburg
school house Sunday morning conducted
by Rev. B r. Turner. Subject:
what think ye of Chrl-t.'' All are
invited.
Capt. Miserez, of Bow Greek, has start
ed shoe shop in the burg. This Is
quite an acquisition, and something we
have needed for long time
If you have a sweet tooth it will do
you good to take a peep into Letting
well & Meetings. show cases at their
stock of candies. n152w
A party of young ladies and gentle
men came up from klrwin Sunday,
.ook supper at the Central House, and
retained IL the evening.
Mr. Risler desires to say that he has
his meat market in running order in the
lower room of the Philhpsburg Hall
building, south side of the public square,
and is prepared to furnish fresh meats
to eveay man he meets n2Z3w
j V Close is engaged this week in
rem adelirg the old sentinel building on
the west side OF the square. He is put
ting in u new glass 'front.', giving the
building an entirely different appear
ance. we understand he intends to epe5
restaurant and confectionery establish
ment in it.
Jay c Forncrook, who once taught
our public school and been living IN
Norton, and preaching in this, Norton
and Decatur counties, has accepted
call to go to Lanark, Carol county, Ill,
to which place he started last Tuesday.
We are sorry to loose Mr.. z, but hope
he will fad greener pastures in his
eastern field
The Phillips county jail is now vacant
and is the only vacant house in the burg.
This is a very satisfactory state of af-
fairs, and it is sincerely hoped that
it may continue to be the case. There
seems to DO demand for more resi-
dences, as we had residence. vacated
last week and within 48 hours had four
applications for it. In several instances
there are two families in one house.
''The melancholy days have come,
He writes in philOsophic mood,
And then he tells US, further on,
Subscriptions may be paid in wood. ]
Oh, EDITORS of rural sheets,
Why pine and Willy your luck,
When you exchange your brains for beets
And every kind OF truckP
You grOan about the nations pride,
And nations honor going to grass,
And yet you swap your mental toll.
For wet elm sticks and garden sass,
Brace up, oh, brethren of the pen,
And you may m rck misfortune lash
You'll quote 40. rueful poems when
You make your readers pay you cash!
[-Eugeee Field.
The constant and steady advance in.
the price of real estate, farms particu-
Iarly. and the frequent transfers, is
evidence that Kansas is being more
and more appreciated by eastern
farmers. Farms which one year ago
would not have brought 81, 900 now
readily sell for from 81 800 to $4,000.
There are plenty OF farms in this
which their owners would
not part with, and there are Others
equally as good which do and will
sell at good figures. Kansas dirt is
as good as gold. Farmers are getting
rich and the country is in a high "