Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-14
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fn1 stories cf nnheared "a yields % .ee-
reals and FRUITS and the application az
the Ie "a Dry Of Washington for admis-
sion e. state, have all Couspu ed 10 exc
cite an unusual interest 90 that farawav
land, and 90 Call forth many expressions
OF regCet that q better display has nos
been given IF her undoubtedly rich aud
varied products. e be complication Of
conditions thsf have Esud-r,d the Ter
ritnfial display behind Ihat-of the other
western divisions. have been -etduiie
into by mang, bu; beyuud ,eeiug { er-
feet tumble Of large trees IN mm,th
planks polished wOodS, grain in sack.
mineral, etc, occupying the beautiful
spa6e alh'ted the Territory bat little
has ben gained by visitors. The nuu-
Der "f comments on the ungaiutF arrang
ments gave yOnr cOrre<. Ondeut Isartica-
lar zeal IN making enquiry. kg he aid
of @ mini sinnefa fran adjoining States
g. q fe<silOTies, it was nude apparent
the isNlt rested ~ c e hun0ling NO sc
the Governor who eYirulv not apuls-
Chatting the .sn .guitUde of the enternrise.
i'm ed the lab,rs of the c. rauissi. ner.
A. III. Shar stem, and di ecled a larps
portion of the funds Ia the GO, mOda-
ton of number of peOpls Wh desired
10 visit the EXPEDITION. This action
reaching the knOwledge If the yaung
commit si"ner in char &c, he abandoned
his pu-'tiun, re allied ais contracts for
emhe fishing and deCu' atiug the space,
and turned his authority 10 commission
er Ferguson, who wa the eXae opposite
IA Mr. Sharp~tein, ard appeal ed 10 have
had nO conception OF his uudeFtal ing.
A move is ON foot t. reinsjall The foEEnt.r
commissioner AID l. hs will clnsenI. un-
dUnb'sdl, s''On the territory viii take
first rank am NJ he displays from the
west. and pro- happy compliment 20
that prog essive division OF the North
Pacific.
rENN~Yj wanna.
Maj S. B King. the commi. sfoner
from this great old state. vas found
busy working in his department hu was
ready 10 we come your C. IRE -pundent
/ A cab net o. fine iron ore. belonging to
I Robert Hare Powell. n he. EN- &, sLOwn
! the ro gh ore Ir"m the mine through
its vari uS reductions ready fear the
manufacturer l. quite interesting. The
! quantity l. small but HE Quality is sup
riOr ia min, rails of Conper. iron and
q al 0ul apthr. cie = shown O, the
/ latter, which Is cOhtait Ell loo one huge
! block, which is it elf equal O. a snail
/ mine. Excel ent s. &c mems of cuai "a q
81 he the best produced irnm the fas
/ nous ConHsllsvilie mires by j. ".
! Muure & Co., are seen 10 ad antaQe.
! A pagOdt e. ected emit ely OF ate is q
1 curiosity and au ornamental. COruegio
/ Bros, & Co., Of PittSburg. furni,h a fine
! S'eel and iron display; while Miller,
( Ne calf & Co., IF the zane CITY manu-
| facturers Of hne steel ar icle, send g
! nice representation. The PlttSiturg
/ glass companies have = most elegant
! display of their wares in beautiful de.
/ ~ign- aud c0inrS, which are both use ul
/ and urnsinPut This particularly nt.
/ tracts 2he ladies. Grains are limi ed ia
/ quantity, but make q good showing;
/ frilits are il, Oh ugh the most az il sent
/ spoiled un the way. Samples Of linen
/ made By hand years ag'. are shown IN
/ G mpa iSOH with he modern improved
! machine manufactured linen Of thi daV.
! Within three show ca-es ire iat,Cy
good for ladies valued at $4,000. One
hundred and fsIty four different kinds
nf wood grown in the keystone sta q.
| hear 81 So inspection. A Phil de- phia
car containing many and vali.anle ait!-
cles for exhibit has been delay d. 10
wi make q specially of COPPER ores
and bullion. a model facsimile of Cd
/ Independrn Hall Philadelphia Is in
teresting 20 fhn-e who never visited the
SO itl of Brotherly Love" There are
man uipces Of granit# sra m the battle
field o Getty burg. VIII ch are l. tersSt
! ing as memsnues { the famous battle
between the North and SIN b., u car
containing many Pennsylvania exDnsit-
| inn article wAs wrecked and destroyed.
The sign directing visitors 10 this space
! Pennsylvsnia is arti~tically wrought &c
native 6JWeIs Of four distinct culUrs.
J. & P. Goats, thread manufacturers.
send 81 ,O0l. and Geo. M. Fu1maa Of
the Pullman Car Manufacturing Co. ,
sends 50 600 a. q COntrib1t&sa 20 the
Exposition fund.
The following Patents were granted
70 citlzshs of Kansas bearing da5s Jan
q. 1885 Reported exp essly f9r This
paper BY Luis Bagger & Co; MeChan-
ieal EEl serts and Sol cit.ira O4 Paisnta
v a~hingtun y. c. advice free.