Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
FRAMES AND TRI

~ ne Long lSIduQ IEBt6F-C CSttIk I
says Geo. Tannahiu will ship a car
of choice fat steers to Kansas City
next week.
j. E. Wright. the butcher, has
moved into the rooms formerly Occu- /
pied by i. b. Nipps, where he viii
keep good supply Of fresh and salt
meats
Mrs. I. L. Knight, who resides a /
few miles north Of Phillipsburg, had
the misfortune a few days ago of los /
ing from her pocket a twenty dollar
gold piece.
On Tuesday Mrs. James Woods /
was knocked over by her hOrse, Just
being hitched up, and the buggy
wheel ran over her head, but did not
injure her seriously.
Alfred Keller says he adopted
the plan so often suggested In the
HERALD, and planted his corn thin on
the ground this spring. He thinks
we will have fine crops this year.
james johnson has recently re-
ceived from the east two fine Poland
China pigs. One a male and one a
female which cost him about S45. co.
He proposes to raise some fine hogs.
j. NJ Sallee, who was over to
Woodruff last Friday, says the fore
man Of the stone quarry there got
his face terribly mutilated by pre-
mature powder explosion. He will
probably recover.
MARRIED, May 1st, 1889, by Rev.
Theo. Bracken, Gilman earle, Esq,
and Miss Kate Coy The HERALD
! cOngratulates MIR. earle on having
married a wife and bought a farm In
Phillips county.
Rev Beckhard will preach on
the anniversary Of WashingtOn's in
auguration on next Sunday evening
at the NJ B. church and will address
the old people especially, at II a. N.
Everybody invited.
Fishing is now the order Of the
| day. Rev. Simmons and Q. IwltchelI
went on Tuesday and brought in a
nice string of catfish. They indig-
nantly deny the report that they
bought them of boy.
Gilman earle, who was married
on the LIST instant Will be remember
ed as formerly a member Of the firm
of Smith & earle, real-estate dealers
here two years ago. He rented a
farm and now resides in this county.
Mr.. w. Good, who receives his
HERALD at Long Island, complains
that he does not get it more than one
half of the time. VIII the POstmas-
ter there please look into the matter
and see that the paper is delivered to
the right party?
E A. Mitchell, about eight miles
northeast of Phillipsburg, still has a
lot Of old corn on hand and he sold a
large quantity last fall. He has a
| big bunch Of hogs that he is feeding.
That is the way to make money; put
the corn into hogs.
Robert NcClusky, SWitchman at
the Rock Island yards, while coupl-
ing, got two fingers mashed last Sat
urday. DR.. Brothers amputated the
injured parts, and Mr.. M. now de
votes his time to nursing his injured
hand. 1t was a painful and serious
accident.
, Owing to some big words used in
the wrong place in one Of our articles
last week, It might properly be IN
ferred that the proof reader was eth
| er absent or blind. He was neither
but cOmpositors will sometimes
fail to correct errors marked. Such
was the case last week.
j. R. Seaman, who has charge Of
the coach cleaning, informs US that {
platform is to be constructed i'm
/ mediately for the benefit Of the coach
. cleaners. It is to be 125 feet in length
< and wide enough to hold all the mat
tresses, cushions and other furniture
of the sleepers and chair cars.
Never go where you are not want
t ed. If a man wants you to go to his
house, he will invite you to do so, anC
If a merchant wants you to visit hi
place of business, he will invite you
. through the columns Of your lOca
3 newspaper. 1t is wrong to intrude OF
privacy; don't do Exchange.
-Theo. Smith has now got hi
lumber yard in good running shape
3 He has secured the services Of JOIN
g. Gebhart, to manage the lumbe
= trade who will be glad to figure Of
o all bills far and near Mr.. Sm1tl
a is here for business and If you wan
a bill of lumber you had better cal
I at his yard and learn prices.
S Postmaster Clark informs u
, that the postofice at JimtOwn, thi
county, has been discontinued, an,
that the mail addressed to that of1ic
: viii be retained at Phillipsburg. Al
subscribers to the HERALD who hay
heretofore received the paper at jim
town will please send US instruction