Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-12

i34rLs- Mr. HtLIer VIII llkely De q nX-
ture here and should be well patronized.
The Sunday School picnic held at
Sallee's grove last Tuesday. was q sue
cess considering the weather. Had the
previous weather been favorable, they
would have had an immense time.
Since Phillips County has become such
an unhealthy place to live IN it would
be well for our citizens TO cast about for
some reliable insurgnce agent. FIT.
NJ. butcher viii insure you in the South
Western Mutual Benevolent Association.
We would call attention OF our read
.ers to the card Of Mr.. Garrett, in this
issue. He is a young man Of real abil-
ity, as painter, as his work ia the
Court House vail show. Should any Of
our patrons need anything in the line OF
painting or granting, they would do
well 70 employ him.
The case Of the State vs. Ed. Slater
came up this week before Squire Diskey.
Il will be remembered that Slater was
charged with purchasing intoxicating
liquors under q false statement. After
being out about all night, the jury failed
to agree. The case was finally dismiss
ed by the defendant paying all the costs
which amounted to about sixty dollars
Strong Cronk & Co., is the name OF
the new firm who purchased Judge
Wright's business at Marvin. They
are from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and are
live wide-awake men. Mr. Strong IA
vored this Office with q call last week,
and ordered q good supply Of job
work. As they believe in advertising
they will undoubtedly succeed.
Improvements are still the order of the
day. Geo. ". StinsOn. Esq, is build
ing an addition to his residence, w. w.
Anderson has just completed a fine ad-
ditiOn to his house, James Woods store
room, with Its extensive auxiliary, is
now one of the best in the city, aid
John Gebhart is making a very neat
and cOmmodiOus store room out Of his
old building on the east side Of the
square. Let the good work still go on.
Mr.. A G. MeClung, for some time
a citizen Of this place, started last
Wednesday for Arkadelphia. Arkan-
sas, where he expects to make his fu-
ture home. Mr.. McClnng and family
have made many friends here who
will regret to see them leave. The
HERALD will be glad to hear of their
future prosperity as they are worthy
and hOnOred citizens.
The brick yard men from Phillips
burg have arrived and will go at once
to burning brick. This is an industry
that should be encouraged by those who
are going TO build. A good brick wall
cOrnered aud trimmed up with white
magnesia stone, will look elegant and
we expect to see a number Of them be-
fore many months roll by.-ROOks Co.
Record.
There will be a dance at John Geb-
hart's new building on the east side of
the square next Thursday and Friday
evenings. There will be fue music in
attendance, the room Is large, good
order will be maintained, and a general
good time is expected. Let everybody
bring his best girl and attend,
B. F. DELPHI, Manager.
G. Spaulding and VIM. Bissell. OF the
burg were prsambulatingO our streets last
Friday. Geo. swears by the great horned
spoon, that no political significance
what ever could be attached to their
visit, but on the contrary purely bust
ness matters called 'em over. George,
like the curly headed George never
told a whOpper in all his born days -
Long Island Argus.
''There!'' said Mr.. Aumiller, as he
/ aid a huge watermelon on our table,
''there is the identical melon that Rev.
Turner stuck the stake by, which Was
mentioned in last weeks HERALD. !
think you will find it good one" And
sure enough it was a daisy, TO which
fact Rev. Turner can testify as he par
took thereof We are indebted to Rev.
Turner for sticking the stake, also to
Mr.. Aumiller for his kind dOnation.
We ara in receipt OF volume l. No. 1
Of the Webster Eagle, published at
Webster, Rocks County, Kansas, BY
Hugh X. LightiOOt. Il is a six column
folio, neatlR gotten up and seems to
start out with a good patronage. Mr..
LightfoOt was formely connected with
the HERALD, and We wish him and his
proud bird abundant success. May the
scream Of the Eagle be long and loud.