Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-07-05

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are harvesting their sun-fOwers this
week. a good thing.
The HERALD congratulates friend
BORN, of the OberIin Eye on his ap-
pOintment as postmaster,
j. B. Wright has carpenters at
work on his new building located half
way between the square and the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. French are
breaking in a fine young horse which
promises to be an elegant carriage
animal
-Threshers look herel IF you |
want the best oil for your machines
60 to the hardware store in the State |
Bank Block.
Rev. Simmons preached a very
able discourse at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening on the subject OF
temperance.
John Hahnenkratt says harvest is
coming on so fast it makes them hus-
tie. About half of his grain was cut
up to Saturday night.
Citizen in last weeks Logan
Freeman will no doubt think he has
rubbed against the business end Of a
hornet when he reads the I9lteT-Oced1g.
Judge Polling issued marriage
! licenses since our last issue to j. w.
Hill and Nina E. Brandon, John A.
Mercer and Alice M. Breed. All Of
! Phillips county.
The managers Of the Building
/ and Loan Association, Of Republican
City, after experimenting three years
with satisfactory results, are about to
take on another series
W. nj. Cameron, Isaac Cameron
and Eugene Cameron, formerly resi-
dents Of this city, but late of Crystal
/ township, will spend the Fourth at
Sheriff McGuire's hotel.
We are convinced that Lee Brack-
en- will make a good agriculturIst
He brought us IN sample growth of
corn and a fine mess of new potatoes.
Lee you can go up head.
"A rabid dog was discovered in the
John A. Springer neighbOrhOod last
week and before it could be killed had
bitten several head Of stock. Mr..
Springer had a colt, COW and dog bit
ten by 1t.
Mrs n. B. Mccormick has our
thanks for a couple of cherry limbs
fairly loaded with nice ripe cherries.
They were grown on trees at her
home in this city and are of very
ine variety.
Ernest Smith, son of our highly
esteemed friend, Ritner Smith, is
threatened again with a spell of fever.
Ernest has not been we'll since he was
confined to his room so long last sum
mer and fall.
The Chairman of the Republican
County Central Committee has author.
lied the Secretary to call a meeting
for Saturday, July 18th. Let every
member attend or send a proxy. I'm
pOrtant matters will come before the
committee.
There seems to be an upward
tendency in real estate in Phillips
burg of late. Several real estate
transactions have taken place within
the last few days. Phillipsburg
property at present prices is gOOC
{ Investment.
"A full assortment of Rock Noun
tain Diamonds, Topaz, Emeralds
5 Opals, Tiger Eye, Mossagate anC
many other varieties of stones in lOOst
from which will be set to order Oh
p short notice by VIM Baird, ieweler
? with n. w. Pyles.
Majors Pembleton and Hawley
t Grand Army men, gave a fife ant
G drum entertainment at Cummings Hal
last Wednesday night. We had no
the pleasure OF hearing them, bu
S those who did attend pronounced tn
fife and drum music frst-class.
Joseph Plummer, a farmer livln
L near Beaver City, Nebraska, was foul
v ~ murdered on the night of June q
while riding home from a meeting c
q a Farmers Alliance. Four hundre
p dollars reward is offered for the al
rest and conviction of the murderer.
8 The Chicago Fair is closing OF
II all its spring and summer goods /
n order to make room for winter SUI
ply Remember that all the aboV
goods are going to be closed out 1
\ extra low prices.
It Rosenberg & GIichalisky.
y One door south of Bissell Hotel.
At the commencement exercise
IS of DartsmOuth college, New HamI
g shire, on the 9th day of June, th
e honorary degree of Doctor Of Law
was conferred upon Judge Joel HOl
n The HERALD congratulates Judg
II Holt for being the recipient of tn
l. mark of distinction.
"A very good sample Of oats Wa
n sent to the HERALD Office from N