Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
Twenty pounds of dried apples,

EnlIlIpSDufg on the evening OF july /
4th- Good order viii be preserved.
Threshers look hereL If you
want the best oil for your machine go T
to the hardware store In the State +
Bank Block
butcher has a large invoice Of
American flags, and will supply the
patriotic citizens Of Philhpsburg and
surrounding country with them very
cheap.
"A small colony Of 1IOrmOns pass
ed through PhilIipsburg Monday
night on a special train west. Out Of
curiosity a great many of our citizens
went up to the depot to see them go
by.
The Chicago Fair is making it
interesting for their competitors.
They have always been known to un-
der sell any of them, and are doing so
to this day. Give them a call and be
convinced.
w. L. Mccormick. son of n. B.
Mccormick, takes Oscar Strains
place in the Philipsburg postOffce
Lecture is a bright, active, unassum-
ing young man, fully capable Of per
forming the ardOus duties Of assist
ant postmaster.
"A stranger has been giving
series of sermons on our streets the
past week. We are told the reverend
gentleman usually plants himself
where he thinks his services are most
ly needed. We have not seen him
IN ,Te5 7Do,-+i an 97- 1Ooa1ity
N. w. Pyles has employed VIM.
Baird, a practical matchmaker and
ieweler, to assist him in the store.
Mr. Baird, we understand Is not only
a fine jeweler but is skilled IN relation
to vision, or the science of optics. He
comes here from the city of Denver
we'll recommended.
Zion" an expose of 1Iormonlsm,
will be rendered next Friday evening,
at the Kirw1n Opera House, by the
Kirwin ''Owl Club" This is a very
interesting play and the "Owl Club"
will no doubt give a good entertain
ment The manager will please &C
cept thanks for comps"
w. E. Goddard sold this week
that model piece of horse flesh, ''Jack
Tramp" to r. A. Handy. ''Jack
Tramp is a favorite among horse
men. He is a beautiful black, very
stylish and travels a three minute
/ gait with ease. There will be no dust
on Handy now when he goes out for a
drive.
We understand the friends Of T.
! NJ. Justin, Of Sumner township. viii
! present his name as q candidate Tor
/ County Commissioner this fall. Those
who are best acquainted with Mr..
! Justin claim he is a man Of fine bust
/ ness qualifications, and if nominated
/ and elected would make d good record
as Commissioner.
Oscar Strain. who has so long
given most excellent satisfaction as
assistant postmaster, has accepted a
position as bOOk-keeper Of the State
/! Bank of PhiIlipsburg. Oscar is one
7 Of Phillipsburg's brightest young
men and we are glad to see him chOs-
en- to a position in that solid institu-
ton, The State Bank.
The Chicago Fair have discon-
tinued their ''ad'' but their Pre-
LllILl4l N(4CL anu lOW fJllCCO VII
hold good until July LIST, in order
to close out remainder of spring
and summer goods, to make room
for our fall stock.
Yours Respectfully,
Rosenberg & AIichaisky.
The children of the Baptist Sun
| day school received a royal entertain
ment at the Hahnenkratt grove two
/ weeks ago. We have on one or two
occasions spent pleasant day at Mr.
Hahnenkratt's grove and can testify
that no better place can be found to
hold a picnic or gathering Of any kind
for real solid enjoyment.
We learn that an attempt was
made to wreck the Rock Island pas
senger train last Monday night Just
east of town. Ties and other rub
Dish had been placed on the track
but fortunately the obstruction was
discovered in time to save a calamity.
Words are too weak to express con
tempt for such fends, and it is to be
hoped that whoever made the william
Gus attempt viii be discovered and
made to pay the extreme penalty Of
the law
In another place in this copy Of
/ the HERALD viii be found the an
nouncement Of Mr.. Cy Heath, of this
city. for the Office Of Sheriff of Phil
! lips county. Mr. Heath viii need nc
introduction from the newspaper fra
/ ternity as he is one Of the pioneers o.
I the county, a homesteader of'72 He
is an old soldier, a highly respected
/ citizen, and has the necessary qualih
cations to fill acceptably the position
to which he aspires. Mr. Heath'i
oanaidaou will meet the annroZaI Of