Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-28
LOCAL BRIEFS
Albums Of all kinds at the Post Office.

Albums of all kinds at the Post Office.
G. w. Young & Co. have a few sets
Of work and buggy harness on hands.
The HERALD job office is still on deck,
ard prepared to turn out all kinds OF
work.
Our hotels are doing a rushing bust
ness, on account of the extra numbers
in attendance on cnu t.
A very disastrous prairie fire, causing
considerable loss Of property, Is reported
by the Orleans (Neb.) Press.
II. C. Spaulding has a good stock Of
books and atiOnery, and if not in
stock CA get you anything in his line
as cheap as the cheapest. If
For SALE:-A second hand stirring
pillow almost as good as new. Inquire
at this office.
By an oversight, the card Of thanks
from Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Allen, was
Omi. ted last week, but We publish it this
week.
The new stock of clothing just re.
ceived by Lellingwell & McCluug, con-
tains some very nobby suits at low
prices m28w4
Since the election of Cleveland, Mr..
D. e. Clark is 50 magnanimously in
clined toward all his fellow men that he
will pay the very tip-tOp price for hogs
at this place. II
This week we open out our dress
goods at % yards for 81. Remember
at d. A. Hulings dress goods, Is yards
for 81, and a fine line of ginghams at
gre ltly reduced prices.
Last Saturday, our little city resem-
bled u veritable metropolis, the town
was full OF teams and our merchants
were rushed from morning until night
A No. ! good hOr.e for sale cheap.
Enquire of ID. A. Huling.
The Mite Society of the NJ E. Church
will meet ut the residence of Mrs a. b.
Houck, next Tuesday evening. All are
invited to attend.
MEs. F. MCKAY, Sec'y.
We publish in this issue the Govern
Ors proclamation designating Thursday,
April 2nd as Arb1r Day. We hope
our town will observe 1t and plant lots
of trees.
avail myself of this medium of re-
turning TO the good people OF Phillips
burg and vicinity my sincere thanks for
their kindness 10 me as expressed by
their presence and contributions at The
neck-tie party last Wednesday evening
Yours Truly
b, Il. Turner.
There seems to be a habit existing
among some of our citizens To engage IN
the game OF croquet on Sunday This
is a bad practice and has a tendency u
encourage the boys towards lOaferism,
TO say nothing of the bad morals con-
neeted with it.
The writer of this local has been
shaved BY some of the best BARRIERS in
Topeka, and he Is pleased to say that
he found no better work men than our
own barber, Mr. Durkes. We hope our
people Will patronize good home III
stitutiOn
The Governors proclamation, relat- /
ing to Arbor Day, will be found in an
other column of this issue. 1t is 10 be /
hoped that our people will act upon
the suggestion and plaut a gOodly num-
Der OF u ees.
Notice of the Phillips County Wool /
Growers Association will be found in !
another column of this issue. Farmers /
should take an interest in this matter as
IL Is one of the most important indus I,
tries that we have We hope there will
be full attendance, believing much
good might result from these meetings /
Don't you forge. the cheap shoes at
D. A Rulings,
AS per announcement the people OF /
Phillipsburg and vicinity met at the /
NJ. +. church on Wednesday evening /.
to paTti ipate in u neck tie festival .
and donation party for the benefit of
Rev. b. II. Turner, the COngrega ton :
al pastor of the Bissell Creek and To- /
wa Union churches fox over three /
years. There was a very large atten- .
dance present. indeed more than the 1
church could we'll accommodate and I
among the number were several of his 7
friends from the country. A short
programme was arranged which was
we'll carried out, the song sung by a /
number of the boys being especially :
cOmnendable. The sale OF neck ties I
caused considerable amusement, and /
there was quite a Scrambliug for part
ners, but finally, the assembly being
paired of, an excellent supper, fur +
nished by the ladies' was hugely en-
iOyed. The cash net receipts of the eV- /
ening were about SO Rev Mr.. FUR /
ner is about to leave this place for 9TH /
or fields of labor Ii e has been with
the people here Il little over three /
years, and during that time has made
q host ol tritu ds. who regret very
much Co lose him. and we are sure
That tscir kiHdtst wishes will follow
him wherever he may go.