Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-26
PblAipsbug Herald.
JUNE 26.
LOCAL HERALDINos.

John B. Woods is digging new well
near his house.
A. H. Stevens, of Marvin, was in
town Saturday.
j. E. Kelley visited Kirwin Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
D. A. Huling took \ business trip to
Atchison last week and returned on
Monday.
Harvest has now commenced, and
the voice Of the reaper is heard in the
land.
The Democrats of the 9th District
held a conference meeting at Kirwin
yesterday
The Juniors family has arrived and
ls,--1i make Phillipsburg their future
home.
Geo. w. Stinson, of this place, has
without doubt the largest library of law
books in the 18th Judicial District.
Some very desirable bargains may be
had in job lots of shoes at d. A. Hull
ing's. Ivy
H. S. Woodward, of the HERALD Of
fee, went down the road last Saturday,
and returned Wednesday.
Messrs. Osborn, Gadberry, Steel and
Morton are canvassing this county for
the Blue Mound Nursery, of Blue
Mound, Kansas.
A very heavy rain visited the north
and east part of the county, last Sun
day night, doing great deal of good
to the growing crops.
E. G. Forney and wife.went to Alma,
Nebraska, Tuesday, from which place
Mrs. FOrney will start for an extended
visit among relatives in Iowa.
DESTROYS of closing out the line of
Hardware from my other stock, farmers
would do we'll to call when il. need of
anything in that line.
Nv D.A. HITITNG
II. S. Woodward, foreman of the
Phillipsburg Herald, made us a pleas
ant call last Saturday. He is q son of
the late DR.. w. H. Woodward, of Belle
yille.-[COncOrdia Republican-Emp
Mrs. Frank Mckay, accompanied by
her nephew, Mr.. McClenaud, left Mon
day for Mount Pleasant, Iowa. where
they will spend the summer visiting
friends.
There will be a basket meeting at
Esleys grove, on Plum Greek, II miles
northeast of Phillipsburg. on Sunday
July 9Th, 1884. The M. E. and U. B.
churt hes joining in the services.
Phillpsburg will celebrate July the 4,
80 everybody come We don't expect
t'ODe solid mile of god and glitter" mel
ther do expect any ''solid mile of soap"
no not enc of these, but We do expect a
grand good time,
f. C. Forney has purchased bycicle,
and we were expecting TO see some
real fine fun when Ed christianed it.
but our hopes were Immediately nipped
IN the bud when We saw him take it out
behind the lumber yard.
Poor Horace comes back at us ter
ribly for u few innocent remarks about
his Senatorial aspirations, and his
paper gives the benefit of about a
column of free advertising, for which It
will please accept our thanks. And
now that he has turned his paper loose
on as we wonder if the next thing wont
be TO open up with the drug store, we
shall wait and see what we shall see.
The Chief asserts that the reason
why we oppose Horace for Senator, is
because he lives in Kirwin. An error
certainly. We recolect once upon a
time when the regular nominee for
coroner was Phillipsburg man, and
this township gave man from Kirwin
large majority for that Office, he be-
ing IN independent candidate.
Wethink that ought to settle the
question.
The lack of proper care for sheep in
Kansas is demonstrated by the fact that
the loss among focks amounted to 8 per
ceRt both In the Omitted States and Kan
sas. 1t will be necessary for persons en-
gaging in the sheep industry to learn
that much of their bad luck is attrlbuta-
bic to lack of care. twill not do to cal.
culate that sheep can bear the hardship
and neglect to which cattle are too often
subjected. Winfield Courier
CD. Lamb, jnnior editor of the In.
dependent, seems to have been some.
what worked up over the report started
by the bad man of the Chief. to The
effect that he was In some way to bt
connected withsthe Herald. It seems
70 as that we are the ones who should
kick at such q report. but as time will
make all things right, aud as there is
likely to be plenty of that kind of com.
modities in the future, we are willing tC
let the DR.. have whatever comfort be
can find in plying his regular vocation
feeling sure that the fall campaign vii
settle the whole matter to the ss1tiSfac.
ton Of ali concerned, and that at the
end there will Ae no misunderstanding
about who owns theHerald.
DR.. Mallett has received his new soda
fountain, which is the finest in til.
county costing when complete in thu
house, $1050. 1t is constructed O
sewer marble. with rafters= ct whit,
italian, and tablets of black MARBLE
cottage shape finished an cRast ant
ornamental style and elaborately ORA
1nentedSby engraved lines dashed il
gilt, On the lower p3rt Of the from
and back of the apparatus is q tablet O
the finest black marble. Resting Hpol