Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06

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=. W. Baum is constructing a tor
nado cave on his lot.
WIN. Bissen has blue grass a foot
in length in his door yard.
e. F. Korns is moving from his
farm into town to-day.
The new City Council will hold its
first meeting next Monday night.
A large variety of D. NJ. Ferry's
Garden seeds in bulk at French & John
sons.
1t is reported that the late Mrs.
Swearenger and Mr.. Maloney are mar
ried.
II. NJ. Bishop of GHenwood town
ship ex-County Commissioner, has been
appointed Justice of the Peace.
Senator Granger has put up a
wind mill at his residence and r. Rogers
Esq. viii also put up one.
The Democrat Office has been
moved from over the Phillips County
Bank to the east side of the square.
One hundred and fifty surfacers
went through Phillipsburg last Sunday
going west to work on the c. K. & n.
French & Johnston have on hand
the largest and best stock of hoes, rakes
and forks ever brought to Phillipsburg.
Remember the public meeting of
the Building and Loan Association at
the Court House Friday evening OF this
week.
The teachers Of the county will
never haYe a better opportunity to have
a first class association than on next
Saturday.
DR.. Houck found eight members Of
Fred Burrell's family down with the
measles-an except Fred himself-Of
Walnut township.
The next regular monthly sale, held
by JAG. A. Thompson at Agra, this
county, will be held Saturday, April 7,
beginning at . o'clock sharp p. m.
VIM. McIlvain will hand out mail
matter no longer at the post Office. He
will quit and take some out door
employment for the benefit of his
health.
1t is said by those who ought TO
know that John Bissell OF Kirwin will
erect a brick block on his lots on the
south east corner of the square this
summer.
Not only the stock holders but
every body are invited to attend the
Building and Loan Association meet
ing at the Court House Friday evening
of this week.
Last week check found by Mike
Miller and advertised in the HERALD.
proved to be the property of Fireman
Matthew StOOts of the c. X. & n. to
whom it has been delivered.
1.-The State Bank people are erecting
a wooden building on the rear end OF
their lot in which they will open up
their bank, and which they will occupy
till their new brick is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eihu Hill and their
son Jay ask the HERALD to request the
Phillipsburg Band to accept their
thanks for the serenade rendered them
on their return to Phillipsburg.
According to an ordinance lateyl
passed, chickens must not be allowed
to run at large within the incorporate
limits. Hereafter old hens must do
their scratching inside Of an enclosure.
The Building and Loan stock-hold-
ers have their regular meeting at the
Court House Friday evening this
week. At that time or before, it is
expected YOU viii pay your monthly
dues.
"A movement is now on foot to or
ganize a joint stock company to build a
hotel of wood and not so expensive as
has all along been talked of-say a
house to cost So 900 or $4,000. It is a
good movement.
If you want nice picture Of your
house, to show your folks III the east
where you live, don't forget that Deb
Ter & Co. have the very best instru-
ments made to do that kind Of work
and guarantee the best Of satisfaction