Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-04

Frank Stinson is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of buying bycicle.
Next Monday evening is the reg
ular monthly meeting time of the
Board of Trade.
L. J. Baker has rented the room
Just south OF Latsbaugh's store and
will hit up ice-eream parlors.
Farmers can save money by buy
ing genuine 'Gidden'' barbed wire
Of French & johnson.
- Mr.. Benefits new business
house is nearly ready for the plaster
ers.
w. J. Allen, of Topeka, has been
promoted to the position of General
Superintendent Of the @. K. & n
Railroad
We are informed that on last
Sunday there were in all los cases of
measles in town.
Remember the meeting of the
Young Mems Republican Club this
Thursday evening at the Court
House.
Mr.. Finch is building an addi-
ton to a house lately moved on to his
lots and will have a nice and large
residence.
G. L. Stone, a Surgeon Dentist
of Norton, was in town last Monday
He thinks some Of making occasional
professional visits here.
If any one doubts that blue grass
will not do well here, let him take a
look at Reuben Rogers door yard
There the grass is nice.
The Proprietors of the HERALD re-
turns thanks to several neighbOrs who
kindly assisted US in getting our new
job press up stairs last Friday.
Elder F. P. Franklin, of the
Christian Church will preach at the
Court House next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Secretary Loar informs us that
the Building and Loan Association
will have about $500. to loan at its
regular meeting Friday evening this
week.
Smith Center is following the
example. set by Phillipsburg. They
are putting IN telephones There are
slxty-One instruments in operation
here.
Rev. j. w Hough will preach
at the Trusdale School House at IL q.
m. and at Hahnenkratt School House
at 3 p. m. next Sunday. Everybody
invited.
w w. Hanson, of Wagonerville
tells us of a lamb that made its ap-
pearance in his flock Of sheep lately.
1t had two perfect heads, and one
body. It was dead when it came.
We had a soaking rain in this
locality last Friday and Saturday. It
was followed by frost and cool wealth
er, but everything now is lovely, and
green things are booming.
And now S. G. Cummings has
decided to erect a two story brick Just
north of j. @. Gebhart's on the north
west corner. The block will be IS
feet front by about so feet deep, and
two stories high
Sheriff Mcclure was in town on
Monday. He captured his man, Bod
well, in Georgia, and brought him
home with him. BOdwen gave bonds
for his appearance at codrt-Long
Island Leader.
Last week we mentioned how NJ.
had received letters from
II. Y. stating that there was
a heavy snow on the ground April IL,
and now he informs US that six inches
more snow fell April Doth.
Our new quarto-medium Gordon
Job Press, arrived last Friday and |
has been set up and is at work. It is
a splendid Press. 1t is a size larger /
than our old Job Press and a vastly /
better one.
S. B. Fisher is laying a fine
stone side walk in front of the drug /
store of S. S. Fisher & Co, and from I
that to the Phillips County Bank. A |
new side walk is also being put in, in I
front Of Scott & Sons Hardware |
Store
There was a railroad accident on
the b. q n in Nebraska, near Alma, /
last Friday. Two persons were kill /
ed outright and a number badly in /
jured, while the damage to the train /
and property aboard was great. The +
accident was caused by a washout in /
the track
In order to reduce our enormous /
stock of clothing hats caps and trunks /
we VIII offer on the above named /
goods ten per cent discount for only /
30 days. Remember that all our
goods are marked way down and IN 4
plain figures. Give Us a call and /
take advantage of this golden oppor-
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