Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-19
FRAMES AND TIL

Christian EndeaYOF viii meet at the
M. 3. church, Saturday evening,
April Goth. Subject: HoW God res
cues us from evil. Matt. VI. XIV.
Morton & Crandall last week
made the largest abstract ever made
In this county. The land Is the tract
Of 500 acres known as the Lowe tract.
The abstract contained 56 transfers.
Abbott Bros, implement dealers,
are putting in a large stock Of all
kinds Of farm machinery. The Alb
bOtJ Bros. are reliable men, and any
thing you buy of them viii be just as
represented
There are now 271 pupils attend
/ ing the Phillipsburg schools, so Prof.
/ LOar informs us. There has been
gain Of 80 the past mOnth-Of 10 last
week, so it may be seen that our pop
ulatiOn is increasing.
We dropped into the store of
Rosenberg & ALichalisky last Monday
and found them busy arranging their
store to receive a large stock of spring
and summer goods. Keep your eye
on their store for they mean business.
Rev. S. F. Wright, of Larned,
Kan, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Saturday evening, also
! Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Wright is now in the employ Of the
American S. S. Union, and is said to
be a good speaker.
President Gable, of the Rock Is
land system, with a party Of promi-
nent officials, stopped off here and re-
NAMED quite a time on Monday.
They looked about over their grounds
and about the depot considerably.
Phillipsburg is to be the big town in
northwestern Kansas. Don't forget
that.
The difficulty existing between
the telephone companies Of KirWln
and PhilIipsburg on one side, and the
! Bell Telephone Company on the
other side, has been settled by the
agreement of the two towns named,
to use their instruments no more, ex-
cept the line between Kirwin and
PhillIpsburg. That can be kept in
operation. All the others must be
discontinued.
The new city council organized
? last Wednesday evening. The May
or made the following nominations
which were confirmed by the Coun'
Gil. J. S. Barnes, Clerk O. b
. johnson, Treasurer @. A. Lewis
Attorney F.; Del Champlin, Marshal
and Street Commissioner. The city
printing was divided equally between
Z the three Phillipsburg papers anC
the HERALD was designated as the
, / o&1 1o1 v,1-,O-s -G Tho
Let every soldier and everybody
else make their arrangements to at
p tend the Grand Panorama ''Iht
/ Drummer Boy of Shiloh" on thu
t evening of April 23d and Oath at thu
Court House. This exhibition is IN
der the auspices of the Phiilipsburg
:. Post of the G. A. r. See price o
> admission In another place. Tn
chlldrens Matinee on the Afternoon
of the oath will be a fine entertain
l. ment for the children.
; Notices will soon be mailed t,
e every taxpayer in Phillips county no
tifying them that the commissioner
) will sit as a Board of Equalization
/ commencing June 3. The notices say
l, f'YOU are requested to examine you
personal property statement as to an
erroneous assessment, made by AS
= SCISSOR, and if any change or altera
- tiOns are to be made, you must appea
d before the Board at time and plaC
above given, otherwise the Rssessmen
e will stand as made by Assessor, TO
g the year, and no change will be mad
e by the Board after that date.
Our subscribers are paying u
# and have been right along at the rat
r of 1000 per year. Advertisers vii
u please make a note Of that fact. tn
HERALD is the staunch old paper tina
has been here for nearly twelve years
- and it goes into every nook and COZ
+ Her of the county. We doubt If an
paper in the western half Of Kans8
has a better list Of good paying sui
scribers. OF course there are q fey
S. who can pay but will not, but that
e so with every newspaper. They ar
l. found out and estimated at their tru
], worth in due time. Some cRnnC
pay. We are always leRieRt wit
= those
5 in another place IN this paper "
Is give a pretty full account Of the a
Re legged crooked transactions Of job
4 w. Lowe. 1t is a painful duty tht
we are called on to perform, not ths
we have any more sympathy for Nj
% Lowe than for wrong doors in genel
P, al, but we do have a profound syn
l. pathy for his wife and children. The
ot are in no way to blame for his col
&c duct, and we hope IN this deep afdi'
Of ton which they are called on to 81
dure, all their acquintanCes an
friends viii, by kindness, by cour
- eous and friendly treatment NAL