Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-20


There's gong TO be war, We guess.
Fred Winship is making the old Dut-
ton store room look like a palace. 1t
will be one of the finest rooms in town.
Prof G.. A. Lewis is about to build an
addition to his house doubling the Ca
paciiy thereof. We wonder what next?
Rev. w. r. Allen is attending con-
ference at Salina this v eek A letter
from him came too late for insertion
in this issue
N. Polling & Co are putting in more
shelving in their store room and are
going to Open out full line of general
merchandise as soon as the room is pre-
pared.
WANTed,- A number of teams to
haul stone for the undatiOn of the Nj.
E. church in Phil piburg, Good
wages paid. For further information
enquire at this office or of G. w. Young.
A new line og Dire buttons latest sty-
les at Huling & Bickfbrd's.
Crosier & Mcdowell contractors report
the prospects for building in Phillips
county this season. better his year than
ever before both in town and country.
Already they are crowded with work IS
all others carpenters seem to be.
Quite lively time last week and this
in prosecuting for violation of the pro-
hibitiOn law And the school fund has
heen recruited by about $500 with good
prospects for still farther additions to
amount of about $500.
The balance of the lumber, doors and
windows, for the church have come
and are fully up to the standard of the
orner carload. The contractors are
getting along nicely. and will probably
have to wait some on the foundation
a. the roads have been toe bad to get
the stone hauled.
District court commences Monday
with 66 cases on the docket and % at
tOrneys ON the list with our own taking
he lead as to Plumbers of cases in the
following on der McElrOv & Mccormick
G. W. Sinson and Wo dward and Da,
Wis. The term bids fair 10 be All extern
sive one.
The city authorities have set men at
work cleaning out the old we'll on the
south West corner Of the public square.
This was the first well dug in Phillip
| burg and for long time supplied he
whole town. And ~hou d it again be
put in good repair and the windmill
NOV to il, instead O. where it now is,
we tn nix it would be good change,
A little girl named Libbie Wetherby
aged - years, was playing with fire
in miniature dugout w tn several 9TH
err children at Clyde Kansas. when her
cluthing caught fire and were burnt
from her ,dy, roasting her flesh from
oh;
ding school and h lad ben making dug
outs and utting fire in them with the
above horrible result, and another war
ming against children playing with
ma ches and fire.
Huling & Bickford are headquarters
on dry goods, groceries, boots q shoes,
hats & caps, and in fact every hing
usually found in first class general
| store, and are constantly adding new
e, od1 of all kinds to their large stock
they have just opened out an entire line
of new spring and summer dress goods.
dress buttons, hats & caps, boots &
shoes, which they offer at prices thai
cannot be beat. They have the largest
and best selected stock in town and any
one wanting anything in their line
will do we'll to give them call.
| Fresh STOCK Groceries at Hulng q
! Bicktord's.
A double wedding occurred at the res
idence OF Samuel IIeatOn in Crystal
township on Sunday March IS b the
c ,ntra ting parties we're Mr.. j. L. Hea-
ton and Miss Olive NJ. Delaney and Mr..
3 F HeatOn aud Mis- Cora B. Sitter.
The ceremony was performed by J. D.
Matteson j, P. About 20 persons, The
near relatives of the parties were pres
e',t TO witness the happy and somewhat
rare event, The day was beautiful and
mot pleasant and enjoyable time was
had. After u beautiful dim, was dis
p"sed of Frank passed At ound he cigars
Then music vocal and inStrume tai
in which the brides took part with Mrs.
Olive NJ. Heaton Nee. Delaney at the
melndeun thus happily ended the first
scene in the great DIANA of lie.
ONE OF THE NUMBER.