Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-07
Rail Road Time Card
Eastward.
FOCAL BRIEFS.%

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Albums of all kinds at the Post Office.
Judge Pratt moved into town this
week.
Leffingwen & McClung have few of
those nobby fur caps left.
j. w. Brady, of Jewell county, has
taken a claim in Mound township.
Mr.. Robinson has moved out on G.
W. Stinson's farm, southeast Of town.
NJ. II johnson and Nate Kemp, of
Kirwin, wereup to the Burg Wednesday.
H. G. Spaulding has a good stock of
books and ationery, and if not in
stock, can get you anything In his line
as cheap as the cheapest. If
If you want to see something nee, 90
and look at those oil paintings at LEI
fngwell & McClung's. They sell them
cheap.
T. n. Jones now occupies the ROg-
ers' property, lately vacated by Gus
McClung.
Since the election of Cleveland, Mr..
D. G. Clark is so magnanimOuslY in
Clined toward all his fellow men that he
will pay the very tiP-tOP price for hogs
at this place. If
PhIllipsburg is bound to keep up with
the times and is soon TO sport a roller
skating rink.
G. w. Young's addition is about COM
pleted and will soon be filed with a
large stock of implements.
have a few clOaks left that will sell
for 81 less than net cost.
D. A HULlNG.
The song of the meadow lark and the
CHEEKY ring of the blacksmith's anvil
makes one think of the sunny days of
summer.
List of unclaimed letters March 1st;
1885. a. F. Drennon, H II. Hart,
Richard James. Miss Jennie johnson
ana Z, NJ Mousley.
H. c. SPAULDING, P. NJ.
The Mite Society of the NJ. E. church
will give sOciable at the residence of
Mrs. Frank Mckay, next Tuesday even
ing. All are invited to attend.
Mis-. +. MCKAY, Secretary.
@. d. Heath, of Dayton township,
supplies him-elf with reading matter
for the coming year with the HERALD,
LeavenwOrth Times and American
Farmer.
G. W BickfOrd is putting up a arti-
ton in the rear end Of his drug sore,
and fitting up consultation room and
an Office. This is a good improvement
end adds much to the appearance.
Justice Shawkey sends the HERALD
to his son in TiOnesta, Pa, and takes
one copy for himself at this Office. Mr..
Shawkey has been a reader of the HER
AID for several years and we are more
than pleased 70 have this evidence Of his
appreciation.
James Grimes, P. NJ Gipe, j. n.
Gregg and w. Z. Page, all substan
tial citizens Of Walnut township, we're
IN the city on business Monday and rep
rest that the people are discussing the
railroad question. That is right; it will
bear Investigation.
The F. M. Shinn land in Mound town
shin has been sold to Henry Myer, Of
johnson county, Nebraska We under
stand Mr.. Myer IS a German, a man of
some means, and will add another to
the already i'm 'Ortant colony of we'll to
do Germans who have settled in Mound
township within the last year.
~. A. Pratt, who has been living in
Denver, Colorado, for three years, has
again returned TO Marvin, and will
soon move on his old farm west of that
town. Mr.. Pratt seems to think that
Kansas Is the best place after all, and
we think he is about right. We are glad
to welcome him again to our list of
HERALD sub, cribers.
Mr.. F. c.. Molynuaux and Miss Ma
zie OIessick, late of the Chicago Com
edy Company, are in town and intend
passing the summer here. They ha-
rented PlOtner's hall and will open
rink. Mr.. MOlyneaux will manage
it and Miss Messick will give lnstrucs
tiOns to ladies in fancy skating. The
rink will open on Monday, Ma Oh 9th,
and good times are looked for, as roller
skating is healthy exercise, cheap and
amusing. Rink open in afternoon frOA
2 to 8, at night from to 10. Admis-
SION 10 cents, skates Is cents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Rogers returned from
New Orleans last week apparently not
-Znch enthused with their trip. What
they saw of the south by no means en-
ehanEed them but they are more than
ever pleased with their pleasant Kansas
home. We thought they would be.
Twenty years ago now we were
probing around among the swamps of
New Orleans watching the natives hsh
craw-fish out of the bitches, and riding
our cavalry horses through the mud,
and we can't say that we look hack at
tha' country or the miserable day spent
there. with any particular feeling Of
pleasure or regret thai We are not there