Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-06-06


] from Logan last Monday. He puts in
his odd time in the study of U. S. Land
lawn ease Of an immergency eye
naw-''
Hon. ". H. Mcbride was in this city
the fore part Of the week. He is very
enthusiastic over the Big Bend and
Northern Railway,'' of which he is chief
director.
Mrs Francis Willard, county super
intendent Of Smith county, accompanied
! By her nephew, Guszie Webster, were
visiting friends in this city the fore part
of the week.
We are sorry to state that Mr.. N
/ Polling, of this city, has been on the sick
list for several days. We are in hopes
that he Will soon be able to attend to
/ business. again.
James f Goode, of Granite, visited
the county seat this week. He says
that his farm viii be about three miles
from the depot. The whistle of the 10
connective viii be very trying to his
/ nerves.
/ Cole & Myers are the present proprI-
etors OF the creamery, and they wish to
state to the people of the surrounding
country that they intend to do business
on square principles. They will pay the
highest market price for cream.
B Hill, of Stockton, has purchased
/ the Western News of T. @. McBreen
! J.. II. Leach VIII be the editor. The
/ managers state that considerable atten-
/ ton will be given to church matters and
/ temperance.
We would call especial attention to
the new ''ad." Of NJ. J. Page & Sons.
in this issue. These gentlemen are
honest, square dealing men, and if
you deal with them they will spare no
pa ms to give you satisfaction.
Daniel Mulvyhiu was arraigned be-
fore Squire Randolph, of Dayton town
ship, the 5Oth uIt., on charge OF threat
ening to take the life of VIM. Shineman
and " as held in the sum of $3.50. TO APP
! pear at the next term of the district
court.
c. II, Edgecombe, MarVin's popular
druggist, received a little spiritual con
ISOLATION in the HERALD Office last Mon
day. It's an infantile female of the
genus homo species at his house that
causes his visage to expand with that
rejuyenuted expression.
Messrs. S. Liebrick and r. Douglass, /
of Long Island township, called at the
HERALD Office this week. Mr.. Liebrick
lately bought the old Candy farm near
Long Island and has recently moved /
into the county. He is much pleased /
with this section OF the country.
These hot summer days when your
system assumes the temperature Of /
gasoIene oven, it will be of interest to /
read the new lad" Of c, J. Fleming, /
which we publish this week, and /
know that you can find a place in /
which to get condensed cooIuess in the /
shape of lemonade and ice cream.
Mr.. Frank Strain, received the sad |.
intelligence this week of the death of his /
youngest brother, Eli, who lived III In /
diana. Many OF our citizens viii re
member him as he was out here on @ .
visit about two years ago Mr., Strain
thinks it was q relapse in q case Of tho /
measles that caused his death
Mr.. A. D. Buckley, an old settler Of
Walnut township was in this city last
Thursday. He has been 81 reader of
the HERALD since It's infantIle days, |.
and Mr.. Buckley attributes much of his /
success to its timely counsel. He viii /.
continue to take in its pointers during /
the coming year,
The county commissioners in the
capacity of the board Of equalization, /
were I'm session on Monday and Tues
day of this week. They did not dis
turO the work of the township assess
Ors. and consequently the rates will .
remain the same Is they were.
A young lady Of this city had the mis-
fortune 10 lose one OF her shoes in the .
well. Fishing with the ''grab-hook' is f.
now her favOrite paStime.-kirwin Re 1
publican
It is needless TO add that it was not a /
. bored well. Why don't she take the .
other shoe for Il grab hook?
N. J. Colby, a dealer in general
merchandise at Marvin, speaks to the
people through the columns of the
HERALD this week, in language plain
and unmtstakable. Mr., Colby is a
live business man, and is fully con
versant with the Intrinsic value OF
printers ink.