Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-27
CKER'S GALLERY

See the advertisement Of G. A. /
Blue, the new merchant tailor, who /
has just located here and opened up !
a shop on the east side Of the square. !
Do not send away tailoring that can
now be done in Phillipsburg as well /
as you can have it done IN the east.
To THE OLD GUARD-AlI men resid-
ing IN Phillips county, Kansas, who
voted for General VIM. Henry Har-
risOn IN 1886 and In 1910 are re-
quested to report to me on the last
day Of the county fair Sept 2I) with
their names and pOstOfiCe address.
If you cannot report to me in person
write to me giving name and address.
CHARLES DICKEY.
The next important improvement
needed IN Phillipsburg Is an opera
house or a large public hall. By &C
ton Of the County Commissioners the
! court house can be used for court.
and for political and religious meet
! ings only. Now people should have
amusements and have literary lee
lures, but Phillipsburg is destitute of
a room for such things. viii not some
! body build a public hall? Let our
{
| if some means cannot be adopted
that will result in giving US an opera
house or a public hall.
In this HERALD may be seen the
announcement of Geo. A. Spaulding
for County Attorney. Mr.. Spaulding
is so well known that he needs no in
PRODUCTION to HERALD readers. He
has held responsible official positions
heretofore and his services have been
acceptable to the people. He is and
always was a straight Republican
giving the ticket nominated his en-
thusiastic support. As an attorney
he is well-read and able, and possesses
all the qualifications necessary to
make an efficient County Attorney.
In another place we give extracts
from the Hastings (Neb.) Gazette
journal giving particulars Of an al
/ legged water spout or cyclone of snow
and hail at that place last week. It
would seem that there must be some
mistake about this matter, but the
Hastings paper seemed to be in dead
earnest, and if the editor of the Ga
zette-JOUTIlaJ has published a cOlOs-
sal lie about his own town and vicin-
ity he will do his own people injury
instead Of others. Capt. Polling in
formed US that Mr.. HARDWOOD of this
place received d letter from Hastings
a few days ago confirming the truth
fulness of the account given by the
Hastings paper.
The Republican Rally at this
place on Thursday night of last week
was a decided success. Senator Pick
Ter of Smith Center failed to come so
, Judge w. H. Pratt was pressed into
l the service and made a good speech
Mayor John w. Lowe and others
3 made few appropriate remarks
6 The COrnet Band enlivened the Oe
r casiOn by some Of their best selections
while the Glee Club did admirably
J. w. William, of West Cedar, suns
) a patriotic song and everything pass
! ed of pleasantly and enthusiastically
Early in the evening a pole about 81
feet in length was raised and the
. stars and stripes were flung to the
, breeze, and a street banner contain
ing the likenesses of Harrison anC
Morton were suspended across thu
- streets. As many ladies as men par
ticipated in the rally which, is not K
= be wondered at as they are mostly
Temperance Republicans, and the!
r are not out of place at Republican
t meetings.