Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-15

is dangerously Ill.
Bargains in picture frames at the
photo car.
Gen. Sheridan's mother died at
an advanced age the 18th instant.
The new Presbyterian church is
now regularly occupied. 1t IS very !
fine building for western Kansas.
Several members Of Postmaster
Clarks family have had a hard selge |
from diptheria.
Work on Mr.. Bissells brick block
was suspended a week to await the
arrival of some material.
The Teachers Normal Institute
is In session and the town Is full OF
bright, good looking school marms-
Railroad Agent urpin notifies US
that round trip tickets to Chicago
and return are $1482 from Phillips
burg,
Remember that the G. K. & n.
will sell you round trip tickets to the
Chicago Convention and return for
$1482
A room has been fitted up for
Probate Judge Cole in the basement
of the Court House and he has moved
into it.
D. A. Huling had new potatoes
| and new peas for dinner out Of his
garden Sunday, June 10 Who can
beat that?
The firm Of Donald Mcdonald q
Co., are buying several thousand
acres of land in this county for How
ell Bros. They have already made
extensive purchases.
We need at least four street
lamps badly-One at each corner OF
the square. The council are serious
ly considering the prOpriety OF put
ting them in
Eastern parties for a couple OF
DAYS were here testing q new road
! scraper which they hope to sell to the
Z. city for $3.50. 1t requires SIX horses
O. and three men to operate it, and does
nice work.
1t was predicted that the railroad
lake or pond made near the depO
would not hold water. But it does
u and there has been a lot of water II
it since the middle of May. The boy
n say it is a good swimming place.
C. w. Dobler has recently Pur
r chased a building in Downs, and vii
fix it up for a photograph gallery
D. |Dobler is one of the best artists II
this part of the state.-OSbOr1 FdF
mler.
The case of the State agains
Jesse Stanley referred to last week o.
7r the charge of assaulting his wife, wa
withdrawn as the parties settled thel
8. difficulties by paying up the costs
dividing up their property and ser
r. Grating,
The Council are wrestling wit
49, the problem, ''What shall we do fC
q a calabOose?' The county jail car
mot be used but little of the time an
ne the city has no money in the treasur
and city warrants are at a dlscOun
be of ten per cent
If the Marshal arrests a la
r breaker where will he put him TIL b
trial comes of? We have no cali
~ bOOse and the city has no legal rigl
to use the jail. By the courtesy
Sheriff Mcclure he has allowed tt
5st city to use it when the county had 4
prisoners
he In a conversation one day la
week, on politics, VIM. Bisseu ga
III Editor COvingtOn a center-shOt wht
at he remarked that the Democrat
party was indebted to three elemen
,;~ for It's accession to power IN this go
eminent, t0Wit: ex-rebels, saloons al
their victims.
i've C. w. Stinson Republican, al
ia L. F. Fuller, Union Labor, held
Joint discussion at Big Bend schC
house last Saturday evening. Y
III learn that there was about one hu
On dred voters present, and the deba
went off very pleasantly. Those d
ex- PuJanUs think some OF hOldlhg JOl
the debate In Phillipsburg.