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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
ksenIns closc to IN. schedule.

England has a record for punctual-
ity Of passenger trains that Is worthy
OF emulation by some, il not all,
American railway companies. Out OF
total of 1000 passenger trains on
the Great Eastern road. for the first
six months Of this year, over Sc pe>
cent were absolutely punctual, 81 per
cent weiS less than five minutes late,
4 per cent were over i've and less than
ten minutes late, and per cent were
over ten minutes late in arriving at
their destinauon.-Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
Corporal size No Advantage.

''Our diminutive size is not an mfr
nifty. Abstractly considered / ann Just
as large as you are; all dimensions are
relative, and especially in intellectual
beings is it impossible TO fix any abso-
lutte standard Of size. Physical health
is, of course, a grand consideration,
but muscular strength or corporal size
is q matter of the least possible i'm
portance. Your Brooklyn bridge could
have been built as well by men three,
four or five feet tall as by men Of six.
Your greatest physical achievements
are not the result of muscular power
of individuals, but Of brain power.
Even your absurd and wicked battles,
the only place where mere bodily
strength is held to be of any conse-
quence, are won, il won at all, by
brains rather than by Drawn. Oh,
no; large bodies are Of no benefit to
q race OF course the largest indi-
viduals in a community have a GER
tain advantage over their smaller
brothers, but an increase in the aver
age physical stature of a race cannot
be considered an improvement rather
the reverse. 1t takes less 10 clothe,
feed and provide shelter for small peo-
pie than for large ones, and as the size
Of the earth is limited, it is evident
that the smaller the inhabitants, tho
greater will be the inheritance of each,
and, as ] have said, q race Of giants
would accomplish no greater material
results than have been achieved by
the smallest races Of civilized men.
When you LOOK at US Alright" he con-
cluded, "you will see that we are no
smaller than you are. THE Man in
the Noon" in Good housekeeping.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
Generous Gin for Industrial, Education.

j. V. Williamson, the millionaire Of
Philadelphia, is about 10 found an in
stitution similar in many respects to
Girard college. lie has determined to
begin operations at once, and, though
feeble in health, hopes to finish dur
ing his lifetime The cost is estimated
at over S5,OOO,00G. II is 10 be en- in
stitutiou for the education of boys in
all departments Of mechanical labor.
Mr.. Williamson has appointed seven
trustees TO manage the business, whose
names are carefully kept from the
public for tho presenL-Scientifc
American.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
Growth IN Machinery.

There is arising here and there q
note Of protest against the growing
subservicucc Of society 10 machinery.
Mr.. William Morris, in Tho Novem-
Der Foruightly, bewails its dotcriorat-
ing effect, but is not without hope
that there will be in some sort a saw
ing revival Of handicraft The pleas
ure which the craftsman once took in
his work, the individuality he put in
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-22
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church Episcopal Palmer St SER
,ioe sundays at $50 a. IN. and 7:30 p. m. VIM
Horsfsll. rector
plpiist Church-wm, NJ. Weeks, acting pastor.
Preaching services sunday at u a. M. aud y IN.
praiie and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday M 7:4o p
u. A cordial Invitation 10 all.
Methodist ChuTch-Seryices Sunday, u a. M,
7,N D. ~ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
745. Y. Lowry. pastor
PRESBYTERIAN Church-Seryices Sunday, u a. m''
1907. m. 7. C. Armstrong, pastor.
,burch Of Sacred Heart, Catholc-sunday, 10
I. M. Il. W. ]. LindesmIth, chaplain, u. :. A.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22
SPICE OF THE SEASON.

The Christmas time comes on apace and
charity begins to hum.
The prettiest thing in stocking ChriN
mas morning is pretty girls foot
When Kris Kringle comes down the
chimney it scots Kris and the children as
well.
Santa Claus is said to be of German A
GIN BIS favorite oath, we presume, is
By Chimney.
The pawnbroker knows that Christmas
IS coming, and so does the young man and
so does the girl.
A facetious divine got so many Christ
mas slippers that he said: do ladies
think me centipede?"
A Christmas bele-The girl with the
ring IN n r voice who will always chime
In when anything is told.
With many people Christmas presents
will only come through the imagination.
which will enable them to exhibit great
presents of mind.
There is nothing the matter with the
small boy who presents his mother with a
pair of felt slippers for Christmas, He is
justa smart boy, that's all.
The custom of having a rousing Christ
mas dinner is not only an ancient one, but
1t is the most universal of any custom
known to the civilized world.
Talk about oil trusts, rubber trusts. coal
rusts. etc., as much as you like, but what
we want about holiday time is a turkey
or goose trussed.-BOston Courier. 4
Remember that Christmas Gift gains
nothing In significance by being costly,
ana That to seek to Guido others in pecu.
mary outlay, simply because you have the
means, is vulgar.
All, my son. said the minister, I'm
giao 10 see you in the Sunday-schoof az
last Is this your first SundaY2' "Yes.
sir How do you like itf' "Oh, guess
KIN stand It until after the Christmas
as Christmas approaches, the yoIi,Ax
man man VINO has been toasting his toes and
loanglng on the best parlor sofa, tries to
get up quarrel with his girl SO as to es-
cape oankrupting himself on a Christmas
present. - - 'Ai'''
\, Monetary: Clarksby-"Good morning
G mrs; Gladly. Shopping, / see9' Mrs Mrs
Lady. " Yes, I've been picking up a few v,
I n things for Christmas. C[aI
ia haven't y seen Mrs. Gadby on change late.
~ Mrs. G. QacOnically) =" l have ''o
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22
A Christmas Group.

The shining holly hangs upon the wan, ~
Its scarlet clusters cleaning in the hghD
OF ruddy fire glow, and the welcome souno
OF silver laughter; ripples through the ROOM
From youthful voices whilst the mistletoe
Its white transparent beadlets temptlngy
Hangs DER their sunny heads.
Now kith and kin
Are grouped in circle round the CHEEKY hearth'
Each telling his experience of the year,
For some there be that only meet at Iule.
The gray haired grandshire sagely mods his heao
What time the prattle of the fouryear old
The golden tressed youngling of the flock
Is poured into his ear; and on his knees,
Eager to pirate, doth she, wee fairy, sit,
The household darling of a score of hearts.
In yonder snug armchair sits grandmamma,
Whilst ten-yeer Tommy steals beside her knee,
Knowing full well, the bright eyed, saucy rogue
The hidden soft spot in the old DANES hearti
And with loving, half regretful gaze,
Look on the children's parents carried back
To the 'Iang syne' when they themselves were
blest
In childhood's happy, glad Inconsistencies
OF Ills to come; and so, forgetting Time,
They In their treasured blossoms bloom again.
a Il. 3.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22

A Stranger Among Strangers.
New York Belle-Do you know that hrgs
as New York is there are only four hundred
people there who can claim to really belong
to the elitet
Omaha E44n-Shouldn't wonder It's the
loneliest place ever got into -DnaahR~
World.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22

Fat Turkey-Tve been living high
lately. Wonder what's the matter.
What is this Christmas business any
way?
Thin Turkey (who has consumption)-
You will know before night; Ia, ia!
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22

Sweet and Bitter.
How sweet and fresh the soft spring air
balm, an appetizer. /
1t makes sAe feel like-but, 6h' whewi
Consarh the fertilizerl
Burlington Free Press
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22
Ethci's Diploma.

Ethci's Diploma.
That Ethel Is an artist,
All must limit with grace;
How could one ever doubt it
Who'd ever seen her taceS
-tn1dOn Tic BitS
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
INVENTORY Is NIGH AT HAND.
THESE GOODS
Must Positively Be Sold
A GREAT SACRIFICE
TO REDUCE STOCK.

We will cut our prices TO the very depth OF the
reduction limit dor instance. 50c. Dress Goods 10
CSC q yard, and in many instances we Will 60
far beyond (anoiher cut--Yard-wide Unbleached
Cotton for &c. yardl Our object Is 10 sell goods
quickly. We will name quickly moving prices
The cost will not be considered, as we aim 70 &C
complish our purpose. We are well aware mat
wo must encounter great loss by this deal No
mater what the loss viii be we will please you
with our unexpected bargains which you arc
looking for and will be :he means Of successful
ly carrying out our s<hene. Our stock Is very
large. You will snd complete assortments
We viii mention a sample list Of bargains that
will be found in our house, so don't be tardy,
but visit our store day after day: II will pay you
PULCHRA AMERICANA (the American Bell
FACE POWDER. This matchless complexion
powder. warranted perfectly harmless, is exqui-
sit.Iy perfumed with the best Affair Of Roses
only, and lie medicated with a healing balm OF
well ascertainsd medical properties. Three
tnts can be hsd-whte. pink. and brunette. 1t
is unsurpassed. The price is l5c. per box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

DRY GOODS.
sac. Check Muslin for 4kc.;
Genuine Pacific Solid Black avn for 3hc worth
Pretty Mourning Lawns. black ground with white
figure, fer &c. worth SIC:
Beautiful styles In Cream curtaln-Scrim for &C.
worth i5c ;
Plain and Fancy Stripe Linen for mems and
boys pants mt llkc. worth eJc.;
Full IDA Gnbleached Shooting for i9c. worth 5oc. ;
Heavy Fancy Check Cottonade for l2c. worth 26c. !;
Plain and Fancy Check Crash for Tovelling tor
4c. worth i0c:
Genuine Uuca i0-4 Blesched sheeting for DC.
worth size:
The very best Satlne Jeans, in light and dark load
color snd brown for 65.c worth l2kc.:
Elegant quality Bed-Ticking, guaranteed 10
hold feathers, for l2bc. worth 25c;
Elegant Bleached Jeans worth l5c. for &c. yard /;
Elegant quality ino White Null worth 30c. for
only lSc.:
Bleached Cotton worth t0c. for 6i[c.:
Unbleached Cotton worth SIC. for &c.;
Very nne White India Linen for lac. worth 26c. :
Beautiful styles in Fancy Challies for DC. yard
worth 1Gaic.;
Half Wool Gray Flannel worth 25c. for l2Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
DRY-GOODS SIDE.

Yard-wiee rnbleached Cotton worth Sc. for
&c. syard-;
An-wooI 4oinch Cream Striped Albatross,
fully worth 5oc. yard. for S5c.;
An-wooi Pink AlbairOss worth sOc. for
IKE;
New lot Of Prints, very good styles, for
6kc.;
Very pretty Lace Curtains, scslloped and
tape bound, worth 81 for Sc;
Corded striped india Linen, the &C. quality
for -. yard;
AI-wooi CAssimeres, folly worth 5oe. yard,
for 35c.;
20 pieces Wool Challlss, elegant styles.
from iGc, to iOc.;
simpson Mourning CBllcoes in dress pat
terms at 5Hc. yard;
Curtain Scrin, the Sc. quality for &c. yard;
Very good Apron GinghAms for SC. a yard
All. snk Black Lace Flouncing fully worth
! 81 for &c;
SWiss Embroidered Pannels from 81 to 50o.;
;5inch. wide swiss I1ouncine, deeply en-
broidered. worth 75c. for 45c.;
The greatest bargains in Psrasols ever Of
fered:
Extra value in iO-4 sheeting. Special prices
~, -, %, ., and 3Oc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

u,HE RECENT PAST, BISHOP
Il wILMgR. Sought 70 be 10 every ssuthern
homs: Commsptsry on the rsalms. pr. kroadus.
81 ss. a charming book; Biblical Dimcniises and
fhsIr solution, }2sQ. very useful DOCK: TOT
ale b. PAhfiAA n co. ~ yxkeodkw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
NOTION SIDE.

Scene Fans. feather.tipped, worth Soc, win
DO sold for 25c.
Tourist Ruching, six yards in box for
l2kc.:
Leather Belts worth isKc. for &C.;
hot Ladies' Collars for So. each:
| Toys Sailor Collars worth I0c. for &c. each;
Boys Embroidered Sailor Collars worth &c.
for l0.
ladies' Linen Chomlseitos fully worth i5c.,
viii be sold at Nc. each:
Dress Shields fully worth I2Hc. for Sc. q
pair:
-Four styles 81 corsets all to be sold for
Csc:
Quarter reau Of Writing Paper for i0c.;
/ Extra value IN Box Papor Tor I0c.;
! Wbisk-BrOoms fully worth 2Dc. for l0c;
Good value In Hair-Brushes at 10. II, p, 3d.
and 5Oe.
Unsreakablc Fine Rubber Combs Warrant
cd af 10c. each;
Cotton Crepe Ruching, double pleated, tho
regular Sc. ono for &C. yard;
Extra value In Handk erchieis. the 10c.
quality for &c..
A large assortment Of Lace Pins fully worth
25c. each for 10c.;
Ladies Embroidered Null Ties, were &c,
down tc I5c.;
variety of Lace Parasol-Covers fully
worth 81 Tor soc each
Nurses Aprons. very largo size and made Of
good cotton, worth 25c. for &)c.
Red Braided Pillow-shams worth t0c. for
Sjc.
Ladies' Corset Covers at 20, 95, %, and
Children's Pantsiettes for leH and i7c;
LADIES' Chomise for %, so. and 75c.
ladies' skirts for 49, 20. ard 75c.;
Ladies' Nighi-kobes for %, 20. and 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

GENTLEMES's FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Pure 4Piy Linen Cuffs for lsc. worth s0c:
Pure IPiy Linen Turn-Down and standing Col
lars tor &c. worth i5c.
Every house adveftises Pleated Boeom Shirts
for 47c. but none can compare with ours. which
has pure linen bosom and cute. aisO double
shoulders. and Is fully worth double the money.
Gentlemen's Columbia Cheviot Working shirts
for soc. worth tOc.;
Gcntlomen's Heavy Jeans Drawers for 25c. worth
400:
Gentietnen's Heavy Biesched Jesns Drawers.
double seat and double waist fer 47c. worth
7bc.
Gen;lenen's Gsuze shirts, slightly heavier than
gauze. for &c. worth JDc.;
Gentlemen's Gauze shirts for l9c. worth 31c.
TOILET SOAPS.
10 gross Of Toilet Soap, largo cake and highly
perfumed. worth Sc.--we are going 70 sell
two cakes for So:
Evason's Extrs Large Size Bathroom Soap,
guaranteed 20 float on the water. for Sc.
worth i5c.-this soap Is much better than
Ivory;
gross Of Vanity Fair Pure Toilet Soap. extra
quality. Tor Sc worth l5c.:
3 cakes OF Sweet Toilet Soap ir box for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
WE ANTICIPATE
A CHANGE
IN LOCATION.

We arc going TO move 70 more central portion
Of tho retail business centre Therefore It's well
for US 10 look ahead and reduce our stock early.
j: cannot DO done at II Will take soae littio
time. While going through our stock, finding
this lot--wc name hore 1870. satteens for &c.
yard--and then another. e5c. Satin do Rayons
for tg,sc. a gard. Too much OF this. too much
Of that and the other thing.
One case Of Fine Lawns, elegant styles, at 2c-
n ward.
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Hcnon3.

Full length extra vide Tape, ic. bunch:
papers Of good Pins, IA rows to the paper, Tor
&C.:
Hat Pins, q for &C.. full lengths:
Good Spool Cotton. stronger than Clsrks o. n.
r.. for &c. a spool;
Ladies' Cape Collars for Sc worth lOc-
Ladies' Cuffs for &c. worth I0c.:
Collar Buttons that cost for sc. elsewhere We
sell for 4c. q dozen.
Elegant quality Tooth Brushes that the drug
stores sell for CSC. only 9c.;
10 dozen China Buttons on a card Tor &C.;
Plated Timblss for 1c. each;
Corset Laces. 2 for fc.;
Pants Buckles, 2c. a dozen:
25c. Whito Suspenders tor iSc.:
Corsetspilts that sell tho world over for 100
oniy1c..
Gentlomen's Mourning Gloves for &c. q pair
worth 1Sc-
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HOSIERY.

HOSIERY.
Ladies' Black f5c. Hose for &c.;
Ladies 1skc. Baibriggan Hose for &C.;
Ladits full regular made soc. Hose for ioc., rcd
only;
ChIieren's 1oc. solid Colored Hose for &c.;
Misses ,olid BACK and Coiored Hose for &c.
worthl2 l2Hc.:
Misses fun regular made Hose for &c. worth
&c, all kinds:
Ladies' solid Gray Hose for &c. worth l2kc.:
Gentlemen's solid Gray and Blue Haf-Hose for
&c. worth l0c.:
Gentemenis British Half-Hose for Sc. worth
l0c.;
Gentlemenis full regular made Balbriggan Half
Hose for 12c worth &c;
ladies' fun regular made Balbriggan Hose for
lGc. worth &c.;
Ladies Fancy Striped and Solid colored Hose for
4c. worth lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
THE I REASON OUR ADVER-
TZSEMENT rs THE ONLY OWE
WORTH READING rs BECAUSE
WE BEAR THE REPUTATION OF
BEING THE NLYHOUSEL IN THE
CITY THAT SELLS EVERYTHING
rs ADVERTISED.
Honon1.

Genuine GiIt-Edge English Pins for &c. paper:
Dress-Steels, guaranteed not 10 rust, In black,
white and slate. for &c. n dozen;
Chlldrep's l0c. Round Combs for &c.;
&c. Horn Combs tor &c.
worth i0c:
Largo size Black Gutts Percha Fine-Tooth
Combs for SC. worth i5c.
Medium size Fine-Tooth Combs for &C. worth
i0c;
Children's Fine Combs for &c. worth &C.;
Plantation Combs. large size. Tor &C..
nair- Pins papers for lc.:
Hair-Pins for &c. paper worth &C.:
iOc. Gartor-Web for 81. yard;
25c. Bustles for only 9c.;
Ladies' los. Fancy-Bordered Hsndkerchiefs for
&:
No. Satin Ribbon, all colors, for &c. yard
worth Sc.
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LAWNS.

SAc. n yhTu - tilt ADWtoN Aoi bVOA In W A'Os
&c. a yard buys the 64c quality LAWN:
BATIsTE at &c. yard, in remnants, worth
12Hc;
BATIsTE, extra wide, SIC. yard worth loc.;
LADIES MUsLINs, selected patterns, at exc.
yard worth the former selling price 1870.
White Linen LAWNS at ekc. yard-very
cheap
Lace Striped MUSLIN at sc were cheap at
sHc.;
Check MUSLIN at &c. worth 10c, and cheap at
that;
Lace Plaid MUSLIN at 1Oc. were cheap at i2Xc.;
Canvas Plaid MUSLIN at19Hc. worth $780,
Cream CRAZY CLOTH Sc. reduced from 12Xc.;
Very Lght-Plnk CRAZY CLOTH at Sc. was
12Xc.
Cream CRAZY CLOTH, with pink figure, at SIC.
yard was lsHc.
CoLoRED CRINKLED sEERSUcKER atsKc. a
yard. sold before at l5c.:
BROWN AND BLACK STRIPED sEERsUCKER
at &c. a yard-ths regular iOc grade;
The finest IMPORTED FRENCH CHALLI a.
DOC. yard-sold at 60c.;
Fall shades ETAEINE DRESS GOODS at iOc. a
yard-reduced from 2Oc. for this SALE
HAMMocKs, cRoQUET, LAWN TENNIS,
BASKETS, BABY-CARRIAGEs, sPLAsHERs,
MOSQUITO CANoPlEs, RIBBONS, LACE CUR
TAINs. MATTTNGs. CARPETS. RUGS, FLExI-
BILE wIRE-MATs, MUsIS FLoUNCING,
SPANISH LACE FLoUNCING. SPANISH LACE
sCARFs, BUGGY RoBEs-ALL AT
Prices 10 Tempt Close Buyers.
The best FIGURED FRENCH sATINE at 25c.
reduced from s5 and 40c.;
Remnants Of SILK, NUNs-vEILING. ALBA
TRoss, CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH,
sATIEEs, cHALLI, eINGHAMs and WHITE
GOODS at about half price;
Elegant Sets Of DRESS ORNAMENTS reduced
from S. to So;
JET ORNAMENTS for trimming dresses at 0
worth 15c., at Is worth CSC. atl9 worth soc., at
% worth 40c., at 80 worth 5Oc., at 80 worth
Csc, at AZ worth 75o, and at 81 worth si.5o;
JET GIMPs OF all kinds at one half Of regular
value, and large stock Of TINsEL GIMPs
very cheap.
SPECIAL SALE
OF BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS. BLACK SATIN
RHADAMAs. BLACK sURAHs. and other
BLACK SILKS, all warranted to wear. Call
and see US Our low prices for nrst-class
goods will astonish you.
Levy & DaNaa,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
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Honon3.

large-eyod sewing needles, extra-iong darncrs,
medium-leDgih darners, 2 yarn. miliiners'
needle. Slover's needle. carpet needle, che
nulo needle. motto, s button needles, and bod
kin for only DC. worth &c.
Steel Crochet Needles for &C.:
shoe. Buttons fc. a dozen:
Metal Buttons In beautiful fancy styles for &C. .
dozon.
Pants Buttons, fc. a dozen;
The best Swandown Face Powder for SC. worth
CO.,;
Blue shirt Braid for &c. a bunch;
Black press Buttons, &C. a dozen;
Whittomoores Shoe-Polish. preserves the shoes,
for Sc. worth i3c.:
LADIES' Pure silk Braided Back Gloves, extra
fine quality. worth 73c., for only &c;
No. Satin Ribbon, all colors. for 7c yard
worth fshc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Lowest Price.

The PARAsoL STOCK Is already very low
We have the lowest prices ever known.
Black and Colored SATIN PARAsoLs reduced
10 f1.5O-reduced before 70 81:
Black and coiored SATIN PARAsoLs reduced
t1.75-reduced before to $3.50;
Very Handsome Black Lace-Trimmed PARA
SOILS reduced from SIS to s9.9S:
Very Handsome Tan Lace-Tnmmed PARASoLS
reduced to sz9s-former price sii;
White Lace-Covered PARAsoLs reduced to 81;
Tan and Gray and Tan and Brown Striped
PARAsoLS reduced to s4.1-former price s7;
Black Satin Lace-Trimmed Parasols reduced to
s230-former price s3.25:
Black SIX PARAsoLs, oxydized Handles, re-
duced to s24s-former price $3.50.
We mention only few styles in above list
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06
Pleasant Ridge.

ED. HERALD; Our Ridge has been a
stormy one of late. AS Rev. Lawson
was preaching his farewell sermon,
fearful storm came up and we all went
home in the rain and all are alive and
well.
Isaac Widner has sold his farm to a
Mr.. Spencer, we think we have a good
neigh5or in Mr.. Spencer.
Mr.. Walton has new renter on his
farm, Mr.. Rumejue who is a new
conner.
All settlers new and old are thankful
for such good prospects for crops this
year.
We miss L. Dion's family from our
postolice but find the present postmas-
ter very obliging.
We are cheered when reading items
from our friends in the HERALD; let US
hear from you often.
AN OLD SETTLER
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06
EXCURSION DATES.

We have many inquiries about the
dates of the cheap excursions from the
east to all Kansas points and to answer
them will keep standing IN this paper
the following information
BSS~Excursions will leave all Miss
ouri river points, for the west on the
following dates:
Wednesday, April %.
Wednesday, May 8.
Wednesday, May %.
Wednesday, June 6.
Wednesday, June 20.
Bsg@ Tickets will be sold from east
erh points in time to reach the Missouri
river on these dates.
Bay@Tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, and good for forty
days.
BaE-When writing co your friends in
the east, concerning these dates, it
would be we'll 20 mail them a copy OF
the paper containing this article
marked.