Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-26

s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ConolY are in town
to-day on land business.
We understand that the Times will
make its first appearance about July s.
next.
II you wish job work of any discrip-
Iion done on short notice come TO the
HERALD Office.
In another column in this paper viii
be seen the programmes for the Fourth
of July celebrations at Marvin and
Phillipsburg.
A match game of base bah came off
between the Kirwin and Logan clubs,
last Friday, the score standing, Kirwin,
%, Logan, q.
G. A. SpAulding and w. F. Wood
ward went to Kirwin, Tuesday, as wit
nesses in the Mrs. Cooley cases before
U. s. Commissioner Tinney.
Columbus discovered America on
Friday. The American people dis
covered the strongest ticket ever made
on Friday at Chicago
VIM. Woodward, formerly compos-
itOr In the HERALD Office, is spending
few days in the city with relatives
and acquantances-
The Phillipsburg Gun Club is thor
Oaghly organized and have the neeea-
] sary accOutrements. They will gave
their first entertainment this evening.
Our livery stables have had an unus-
ual run of business for two weeks past,
not being able to accommodate all. The
principal part Of them are men looking
up locations.
Jacob Martin, colOred, of Logan,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Martin
was % years slave. served 3 years in
the Union army in the war of the Re-
belliOn and last he is the father Of ii
children.
Geo. w. Young & Co. have sold the
present season twenty-five harvesters.
LasL Tuesday they sold five and seven
yesterday, and yet we hear the cry that
there are not sufficient machines for the
amount of grain.
We give below our clubbing rates:
HERALD and W'kly Champion, 2:25.
- - - Lev. Times, 200.
- s., - Chic. News, 200
" " Toledo Blade 225
" Prairie Farmer with
/ map 8 %
1t is rumored that the town of Frank
fort, on the G. b. r. r., in Marshall
Co., was blown to pieces by cyclone
yesterday, and several persons badly
injured. The report was not confirmed.
1 have lately marked down fifteen
AL s
at about 25 per cent, no better chance
was ever offered to the public for low
/ priced goods in this line, call and ex-
anime for yourself.
IW D. A. HULING.
Thesecretary of state announces that
affiXing the date of a notary's commits
sion with rubber stamp does not
comply with the law any more than
having the date of expiration made a
part of the seal. The date must be
written.
c. E. Carter, manager of the Kirwin
store, was in town last Thursday, and
in his rounds called 80 see the HERALD
collection. Mr.. Carter impressed us as
being a young man of excellent business
qualifications, and will be as likely as
any one to sustain the reputation of the
house he is associated with.
It looks now as though Col. John A.
Martin is to have walk away on the
GovernOrship, both before and after the
nomination. It would do Us good to
hit Gov. Click over the head with q
Martin ballot November 4th, and if we
live we expect to have that privilege.
The wind storm at Long Island yes.
terday was quite severe. The wOrkmen
had just got the frame of +. NJ Weeds
new store and hall building up when il
was blown down and the timber badly
broken so that new timber had to be
sent for before the frame could be put
up again.
Last week George Thomas, while out
in the country gathering cream for the
Phillipsburg Creamery, had occasion tC
leave his team united to go a short dis.
tance to house when the team took
fright and ran away turning out about
125 cages of cream on the already ricE
soil of that vicinity.
We told lie about the circus, las
week. The camel and monkey was
there but the elephant and guinea pig
was not. But there was one thing tina
we did not mention, that was their
zone solid mile of soap,'' of which
,, some parties purchased very extensive
ly. The names of the parties are toC
numerous to mention. Excuse US, gen
: tie reader, for this true comparison.
/ Hugh Williams, of Kirwin, who i
3 lone of the proprietors of the KirwiI
) Creamery, and has been travelling il
: the east for a creamery supply CON
! panY, made the HERALD call las
1 week, and reports crops better in Kan
sas than anywhere in Indiana, Illinois
: Iowa, Missouri or Wisconsin.
D Hunters Great and Grand COnsoli