Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15
FRAMES AND TRI

let him go.
John H. D. King, of Solomon
township, says the small grain looks
nicely, and he thinks we viii raise
good crops this year.
Judge Polling on the 9Th issued
marriage license to the following per
sons: Samuel f. Halford aged 81.
and Mary ElrWik aged 25, all of Phil
lips county
Long Island viii have a couple
OF candidates for county offices this
taIl, and Will insist on being recOg-
nlzed at the hands Of the republican
party.-LORg Island Inter Ocean.
Judge Polling issued marriage
hscense to the following parties Feb
T11ary II, ,09: w. U. johnson, aged
Y and Alice Northern aged II, all of
Philips county, Kansas
lE-Three candidates for the Phillips
burg pOstmastership are this week
circulating their petitions for sigma
lures, tOwit: II. @. Spaulding, j. M.
Sallee and Ed. F. Korns.
The young peoples society of
Christian EndeavOr meets next Sat
uIday evening at the M. b. church at
1870 o'clock. Subject: What we
should put on and what we should
put off" All are cordially invited to
attend.
Since last fall we have cOnversed
with gOOdly number of the best
farmers IN this county and their uni
yersal opinion is that the majority of
farmers in this part Of Kansas plant
their corn too thick. We hope to see
change in this practice.
The Marvin correspondent of the
Logan Freeman says: Hansen &
Brown have several men to work on
the new mill and you bet they are
rushing business. They are going to
make expenses no object until they
get a mill that will compete with any
Of them.
We hear it reported that some of
the new converts are soon to start out
on Salvation Crusade Of their own:
but we guess the facts are they are
going to accompany Rev. Mr.. Allen
to PhlILpsburg, who goes there to-
morrow morning to assist in a revival
at that place.--Snljtb Center DujIy
Pioneer.
Republican City, Neb., has let
the contract for the building of a
canal and erection of a three story
| roller mill, at that place. The con
tract IS let to Clark & Jones of Ju-
letta, Neb., and calls for its compile
ton on the LIST day of September,
1889. The capacity of the mill is to
be $50 barrels per day.
In another place is a call for a
mass meeting to be held in Phillips
burg, Monday, February 18th, at 2
o'clock. The object Is to talk over the
proposition to establish a sugar re-
tinery in this county. That institu-
tlOn IS a great success in other local
ltles, and it may be made so here.
Now IS the time to set the ball to roll
ling. Let the farmers and everybody
attend
There is now a clearance sale 90
ing on at Rosenberg & Nichalisk's.
10 make room for their spring stock
they will close out the following
named goods at the prices named:
COmfOrters at 55 cents; blankets for
SLOO pair; flannel for Is cents per
yard; a better quality of blankets at
reduced prices; double width cash
meres 20 cents per yard, some as low
as l2a cents. All other goods in pro-
portion.
Mr.. Hale, of this place, says this
winter is very similar to one sixteen
years ago. It was very. pleasant till
late In the spring. Then came the
great Easter storm about the middle
Of April in which several persons were
frozen to death in Nebraska. The
storm was not so severe in Kansas.
Mr.. Hale was caught out on the
prairie forty miles north of Norton
and remained on the prairie two or
three days. The following season a
! fine crop was raised.
u. M Crosier, of Arcade town
ship, says he is satisfied that where
/ corn is planted by a Lister the rows
should be made east and west. There
are two reasons for this, one is that if
! planted north and south the sun shines
in the burrows only a short time each
! day, and the corn does not come on so
fast as if planted in burrows running
! east and west. Another reason Is the
hot winds do not penetrate the field
as easily if it is rOwed east and west
as If north and south.
Senator Plumb Of this state has
an uncle residing in this county. Here
IS what the Logan Republican said
Of him: Grandpa Plumb, uncle of
our senator, made a short call at this
Office Tuesday, and when asked to
/ have a seat reDlie6 st0O T am IN town
a foot to-day and have but little time
to visit" 1t strikes US as being rath-
er remarkable to see a man In his
61st year walk fifteen miles q day,
which the old gentleman tells us is