Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

Elsewhere in this HERALD may
be seen a notice Of pig fOrceps. Every
farmer ought to have them and If he
had a pair would save considerable
money yearly
II J. McLain Of Peabody, Kan
sas, State Secretary Of the Farmers
Alliance will be IN Phillipsburg FRI
day this week to attend the county
convention
The putting on of DINING. cars
from Phillipsburg eastward dispOses
Of the eating house question" No
permanent eating house will be built
either here or at Smith Centre.
Hon. John Bisseu was confined
to his bed several days from severe
illness the fore part of the week. He
has had a serious time of it but is
better at this writing.
We are informed by R. +. Stin-
son that his father, Geo. w. StinsOn,
recently suffered a heavy financial
/ loss by fire. His residence with all
Its contents in Seattle, Washington,
! burned.
At its last meeting the Phillips
! burg Building and Loan Association
! loaned George Cole $500. to be put
into a residence property. The As
! ISOLATION is doing { fine business and
1t is a safe institution to put money
into.
Last Saturday a large crowd
gathered in front of 3. B. SeWelPs
store to witness the performance of
throwing away a dozen pairs Of shoes.
The merchant kept his word and flung
the shoes into the crowd. Mr.. Sew
ell believes in advertising and is en-
jOying a big trade.
Two weeks ago we wrote up the
action Of the Phillipsburg Bar in
passing a resolution Of thanks to
Judge Bertram for his uniform COUr-
tesy to the bar here. The Democrat
printed our account without giving
us credit, and now the Inter Ocean
copies our editorial word for word
and credits it to the Democrat
Next Sunday a new time table
takes effect on the Rock Island There
will be important changes. The east
bound trains will be about three hours
later than their former time. A din
ming car will be run between Phillips
) burg and st. Joseph, Mo. We will
publish a corrected time card as soon
as we can procure a copy of one.
r This has been a prosperous year
&. for Campbell University, HOltOn,
Kansas. The spring term will begin
April LIST, and the summer term June
10th. Glasses to suit all. Special
classes for teachers and those prepar-
ing to teach. No vacation until July
= 18th. For catalogue and special cir
t culars address B. j. HOEEsHEL,
2 Feb. 14-4t. President.
Geo. Spaulding was IN town E
? couple Of days this week on Iega
T. business. We lately learned thai
? George is a candidate for state audi
tor He did not deny it, but said thai
I the report was news to him" We
, also note by a recent issue Of the
I Smith Center Bulletin that George il
favorably mentioned in connection
with the appointment of a member o.
the State Board Of PardOns.-LOnl
= Island Inter Ocean.
Our readers know that we from
time to time print the names Of thost
who pay subscription to the HERALI
g in what we call our 'ERoll Of Honor. ,
l. Nearly 800 made payment last year
g Notwithstanding the stringent times
y There are two or three hundred VIII
have not paid, and we are anxiously
q waiting for them to come in. Tn
Y | HERALD has a splendid list Of sub
2 scribers and the generous support ex
l. tended to US IS very gratifying in
deed.
# We were recently gone eigh
"a days to Denver. While WesWere gOn
?. the Dispatch gave it to US in NOR
3 than a whole column. That's hardl
fair to shoot whole columns at u
when we are away. But then a Co
: umn of the DtspGtciIs soft editorial
/ don't hurt US half so much as W
L L would suffer if he should thrust i
X right through with that sword wit
which he slew5sO many Johnnies, whe
il he was in the Lightning Bug Reg
y ment.
az -Ha, ha, ha, ha! Well, we'll, tha
90 is a pretty good story told the Othe
evening IN POling's store by an Oh
a ! soldier about the 18th Iowa regimen
2, which we print in another place. 1t
r, us see! The 45th Iowa! Yes, that
le the one-hundred days regiment til
Id ''Keokuk soldier was in. But whel
TX was our hero when that fight with Il
le lightning bugs took place. II
ne records do not show but we belie7
it was about the time that the gallal
skirmish for milk in the old farmer
Il COW yard occurred near Keoku
Il Iowa. Ha, ha, ha, ha, yaw, yaw.
I'd The following is the report of
be social party by one who attende,
rs MIR. and Mrs. b. b. SeWelI ente
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