Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-02-24

The boss dentist at Commercial
Hotel March LIST and I'd.
The Atchison Champion article on
Phillipsburg Will appear next week.
All through February so far the
weather has been as fine as usual May
weather.
The Methodist Mite Society or
J social at j. W loves was well attend
ed last tuesday evening and was a
/ pleasant affair.
Remember the Theatre at the
Court House tonight and tomorrow
night. The band gets q part of the
! proceeds.
There was a heavy soaking rain at
this place last Saturday. Ponds of
water stood for several days in all low
ground and the creeks were booming
A. E. Ryan, the merchant, has on
hand and for sale the q" Domestic Sew
ing machine, which 1t is claimed is
the best manufactured. If you want a
I AltSAlL0 = i've I'LL q Ctt44s "a
The Free Methodists are holding a
protracted meeting at the Hahnenkratt
school house three miles east Of town.
Rev. Hough informs as it is liable to
continue an indefinite time yet.
Remember the New Bakery Of j.
H. Lish on the north side near Bick-
ford's drug store. You can get there
fresh bread, pies, cakes and every
thing in his line
Thee has been a case on trial be-
fore Squire Townsley several days and
is not yet ended d. J. Martlndale
and Jane Jones OF Stuttgart are chang
ed with adultery by D. C. GrOesbeck OF
Big Creek.
E. Z. Hoffman, the new jeweler,
in the building OF Tucker & Crandan
on the west side of the square, keeps q
full line of clocks, watches, lockets,
pins, spectaoles and everything in his
line.
Capt. G. F. Tucker informs US
that the PhlliPsburg Guards now num-
Der seventy men. They expect soon to
be admitted into the states service
when they will draw uniforms, arms,
and some pay. 1t is a company Of our
best young men,
Two splendid wells have been sunk
Just east of and near to the round house
and the water is so abundant that
man with a good hand pump failed to
lower it, though he operated his pump
a half day. The report that water is
scarce at Phillipsburg is false.
We have no authority to announce
the candidacy of Mr.. NJ II. Johnsoa Of
Kirwin as a candidate for district dele
gate to the National Republican Con
vention, but we see his name mentioned
in that connection by other papers
Those knowing him best are his warm
endorsers for the position.
The firm of McEroy & Lowe is
among the live and energetic real
estate firms of this city. They are do
ing a good business, and they deserve
to, as they are wide-awake, ready to
promptly attend to business entrusted
to their care and are reliable and
trustworthy.
There will be religious services at
the Court House next Sunday after
noon al 3 O'Clock p. m. by Elder B. R.
Turner. His subject viii be Micah +,
6 chapter 9TH and 8th verses. This
hour has been selected that there will
be no conflict with other services. All
are invited to attend.
The HERALD takes pleasure in an
nouncing that those justly celebrated
singers the Stewart Concert Company
will give a musical entertainment in
Phlipsburg next Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. Our Cornet Band
will receive a portion of the proceeds,
They are grand musicians.
Mr.. j. W. Lowe, who by the way
is a gentleman of sound judgement and
extended observation, says Phillips
burg is being injured by the high prices
asked for residence lots. To his Ger
tain knowledge he says several men
who came here to locate recently, left
because they would not pay the prices
ask ed.
THE Private Secretary was play
ed at the Opera House last evening,
being one of the nest entertainments
ever given in this city Messrs. Kemp
ton and Farnworth are comedians far
above the average. and have surrounded
themselves with a company Of very
clever artists. Mr.. Hooper and Miss
/ Mae Harris made a decided hit on
their songs. The play is brimming
over with comedy, and the whole per
iformance is of laughable description
and defes critieism.-Cameron Vindi
Gator,
On Wednesday last F. L. n Dutch.
er invited us to so down to his resi-
dence aud take a look at his new vap0r
cook stove. We went but we cannot
described" the newest invention in thai
line. We can only say that we found
a hot fire in the stove from vapor man
Iufaetured from crude kerosene. The
new machinery lately received from
Boston is attached to a common cook
stove and it works we'll. There is nc
dirt, no ashes, no smoke, and yet the
stove was as hot as though heated from
coal Mr.. butcher thinks 1t is a sue