Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24


called NJ Onday and had some job work
done at the HERALD Office.
r. Rogers left Monday for Chicago,
to buy goods. Look out for bargains
when he returns. His son Irving, as
sisted by II. S. Polling conducts the
business during his absence.
J. F. Morse. Frank Strain and Geo.
w. Young, accompaniment by the editor
of this paper made trip to Republican
City and Bloomington Neb., this
week.
The north side of town seems to have
embarked regularly into the swine BUSH
! ness. g. A. Spaulding, j. w. Lowe,
G.. w. Biekford and Theo. Blacken all
have yards well stocked with hogs.
Mr.. Rickford shipped some eggs
via the Alma stage line. It is feared
they have received such jolting as will
pre-, ent them from Matching, and make
them only good for ice cream or Gus
tard pies.
''The Relation of Kansas Railroads
to the State by Norris L. Gage is the
title of neat pamphlet of q pages.
We have not had time to examine its
contents, but viii do so at our earliest
convenience.
Frank errue called Tuesday in COM
pany with Mr.. Miner, of Minnesota.
who is thinking of locating in this par
ticular part of Gods foot stool. He ex-
presses himself as being we'll pleased
with Phillips county and will no doubt
] find a location that suits him.
Three years ago April %, Mr.. j. H.
| Fleisher. of Belmont township, COM
menced with two sows months old.
He has sold S621.9O worth of hogs and
his stock now on hand il worth 300.
Except four loads, all the corn fed the
hogs was raised in Phillips county.
The HERALD, job office is getting M
some posters for Frank Pcyser. prOprie-
tor of Long Island and PhillipsbuLg
overland mail and passenger line, an
nouncing the time of departure and stat
ing that trips are made both ways over
the route, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Ed E. Davis, former typo of this of
fee, hut now Of the Orleans, Neb., Press,
is visiting friends at home this week.
Ed. was rocked in the HERALD cradle,
and we are glad to say that he is now
No. ! good printer, both on newspaper
and job work, thanks to his early train
ing.
H Mcdowell has made fine drawing
of our M. E Church, showing it as it
will appear when finished. Mac is Il
good draughtsman as well asian archi
tect, and when he and his partner,
j. M. CrOSier, get through,
with our church we will have an edifce
that is hard to beat.
We dropped in to John Gepharts this |
morning and found MIN up to his ears
in business, selling canned goods, ban
annas, cigars and ever so many other |
good things. He has enlarged his store |
room and has added full line of staple |
and fancy groceries, canned goods, |
-four, feed and provisions.
Through the kindness of Rev. E. H.
Fleisher. we this week eceive two num-
bers of Cline Press" published at
Clyde Kansas, where the Elder is now
located From the columns of the |
Tress it is apparent that Rev. F. is
very popular down that way, as it con-
tains seveal marriage notices with his
name as officiating clergyman, besides
numerous other compliments.
A young lady at Bull City by the
name of Edith Merritt, aged 10 COM
mitted suicide by drowning herself in
the Adpnt mill pond ard 1-2 west of
that place, Monday, April IA. The
only reason she gave was that "'the
man she loved cared nothing for her,
but her friends say she was subject to
fits of melancholy, and it was during
one of these that she committed the rash
act.
A. II. Skillman, of Chicago, has been
stopping at the Central House for few
days He is here in the interest of
book he is about to publish entitled
''H and Book,of Phillips County" Mr.
Skillman Is an old journalist and comes
we'll recommen 2ed both as writer and
business man, and our citizens should
give his work liberal support as it can
not help being an advantage to all In
in our county and really sup I
plies long felt want,
We call attention this week to the
- AID of Il. S. Polling & Co.. success {
ors to n. Polling & Co., which will be
found in another column Fl. S. needs
no introduction to our readers, as be is
known as a genial and pleasant business
nan to most of our readers, having
been a salesman and business man here +
or a number of years. The new firm /,
ire in receipt of a stock of new goods,
which they will sell as the name of their
store indicates, ''cheap for cash."
On Wednesday, while coming from
Alma, Nebraska, across to Philipsburg. t
dr. A Nj. Garoutte, of Abel, Iowa, !
net with painful accident. He was
making the trip GA the Stage line run !.
ling between the two places and was,
through the careless and reckless M an 8
Ter Of driving, thrown from the buggy,
md sustained a serious cut on the head.
Ne understand that on his return trip
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