Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-07
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80 -lla ssle ..,.s,-.u,l.,.U Ma. .ut,
"OhdertuI pa OduCLiv5ness III The sail.
and the generality uf the china al
Oregon Is evidenced ia the remark, ,le
display arranged lu such a manner. fb,t
she " no runs may cad - of it, iDdn.e-
ment> 10 capital and competition. n 10
surprise TO the great majority of vi,i-
tors 10 know hat this stale prOduc..s
such abundant delicious fr,,irs-
he ENpOsltIor has added new Iaurals
70 is own, aud stamp q ION its en-
hIem the championship of the Pacl.c
coast Tor fruit. The % esent DISPLAY ia
beginning Ia look sOmeWha- .t..s worse
tor wear bar 1 am Informed IN Il a few
shor days viii see ats re Placement by a
new shipment. The vegetable di.u az
Is truly wonderful just thiuk 9r =
ru abags 'turnip wei2 hing 5Slbs.; p,ta-
toes le2 lbs ,rrut> Sin long: ,,ill,,t,s
y II inches 81 circumae ent,e, aud tou
baVe an idea of The magnificent pro-
ducts 81 thls'sruly Rundsrful slate. that
are upon exhibition here Can ,Our
readers unagia6 qbe Ct that $ and, : n.
nigh and which yielded 50 bushels Der
ac g Oats over 1T. a eragIng l26 bu b
els Z" the acre and rye, at. GIMP IA su
they nave an idea of what I'm Jrises a
part of the cereal display TAT OREGON
has at the EXpOSi ion. In grasses tbg
dis lay Ia ne less a~tuuishu0. ,s,lfn, 1s-
ing a. IT does 63 vHrie les III elllvated
and native GRASSES. Wnli M asured
timothy III. red top III. Pin: aud ulue
z as, of. Ain. ia hight. Hops Of very
large size and good quality many spec
imeuS of netu'iful furniture wood WOOL
The clip of which for 1884 wa 10 OIO.-
uUU.lbs q. COIDmbia river salmon,
-Elf. d naz,I..r 4
33,6LU,OOJ lbs. last ye az; ana many
Their attractions too numerous uD mem
JiCn. Ills evident there was reason for
Mr. Beecher's remark when he said
Oh all that 1 saw la the Nurth vest
commend. me to Oregon
UTAH.
\ t re resented in the GALAXY Of
states and territories of the United
States. Neither IS Alaska; but then we
can eXcu-e lUe II.
Gala days were appointed by the N an
agemeut thus: February 3, Freem T.
sons Day; 10th aud IlLh, Nat ,nai
Cotton Planters Assoc ialiun: l3 Ken.
lucky Day IA h Florida Day. Kal,as
Day. 18Th South Carolina Dav, 2O2I
22nd American Agricultural Association
10 COmertial travelling Mems Day.
10Th C"nnrcut Day 9th GeUrg Day
March 9th Panama Day 6lh French
Day. 9th Knights IF Honor Day. 18th
aud II NatIona! temperance - 4eietV-
l4th fen"e~-ee Day. 15th German
Day. 10Th Louisiana Temperance Day
18th Mississippi Day. l8lh 18th 2Uieth
Dist 22nd 23rd and 24tn. B pLlsts' Day
AbTl .-2lst Minnesota Day % n New
Ale leo Day. May 9Th California; Day.
John A. der, the we KIN ,wn artist
IF Richmond, Va, who executed the
famous painting Of The ''B tCtle of the
q ater," around Petersb arg du iug tue
late wa in 1867, has just IN lieted
an elegant nIl paint ng of Custer
last fight" giving n vivid view of the
brave gene al Eighth z hand TO hand
with the Indians ia The lava beds II
MuHia4a in 1876. Mr.. Elder has been
four ears engaged ia thi master . sce
which is valued Al $4,000. 10 will be
exhibited IN the Virginia state depart
ment.
Tue large oil painting near the Post.
office in Government building showing
the contrast Of mail carrying in 1776 aud
IL 1884, is very attractive The picture
alone presents the horseback mail the
Corduroy road, he old log cab with
the old well-sweep, aud below the f st
ma train turning the curve gliding
along at 90 m les an hour. a. i a strik-
ing contrast between the old and the
new lUCUmOtiOn.