Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-05-30

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Show your children the animals at
the show June 3rd Sewell viii give
you a ticket. Call on him for partic-
ulars.
The ALD1ena AdUance will be re-
moved to Norton; it has been declar-
ed the alliance organ of Norton coun-
ty.
LOST: Between VIM. BisseIl's resi-
dence and the public square, a gold
dollar pin. A suitable reward will
be paid for its recovery. Leave at
this Office.
The Farmers Alliance Co-Opera-
tive Association has decided to estab-
ish a gram and stock exchange in
Phillipsburg but not to establish
store where general merchandise is
sold.
C. II. Edgcombe of Marvin, asks
/ the HERALD to give notice that there
! IS to be a grand old fashioned ceIe-
bratiOn of the 4th Of July at Marvin,
and the whole country is invited to
come.
Postmaster KOrns has ordered
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postOffice fixtures costing $4,000
which he puts into the postoffce at
his own expense, making the Phil
ipsburg pOstOfhce about the finest in
Northern Kansas.
Arlington will furnish you wall
paper and decorations on the wall for
just about what you have been accus-
toned to pay for the stock. Get his
prices and have your work quickly
and artistically done. A thing done
easily always looks easy and rests the
eye.
@. o. Wilcox learned from the of
fetal figures at Phillipsburg, We'd
Resday, that the exact population of
i Phillips county, is 1851, and that
Long Island township has more live
stock than any other township IN the
cOunty.-LO1ag Island Inter Ocean.
The County Farmers Alliance
met at Phillipsburg on Wednesday,
to select three delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention to be held
at Hill City, June 6. J. T. Arnold,
F. @. johnson, and B. HinsdelI were
elected as such delegates. The Co.
operative Association was formed and
John Hahnenkrat was elected, treas
urer and O. Rubin, Secretary.
, There was an alarm of fire raised
about three o'clock Tuesday and the
word was that Geo. w. Young's resi-
dence was on fire. A large crowd
soon surrounded the place when it
was found that only the SCOT in the
chimney was on fire. It was very
windy at the time and there was an
I alarming smoke and smell of fire but
L happily the cause of it was as stated.
If you or any of your family
should happen to be frightfully burn
ed or scalded, what have you in the
house to alleviate the pain until you
can get a physician? A box Of Begg's
Q German Salve at hand in times like
s this would save a world of suffering
It and Oftentlmes q doctor bill, as it has
no equal in cases of this kind, as vel,
=, as inflammation of all kinds. For sale
by S. S. Fisher & Co., Druggists. 1yl
= The school entainments last Fri
day and Saturday evenings were
d hardly as pronounced financial sue
i cesses as had been anticipated and al
a they deserved to be. Friday night i
rained very hard and but few attend
ed. Saturday evening a fair audi
} ence greeted our home artists. Tht
9 play of "Brac the POOr-hOuse Girl,
= was repeated on Monday evening (,
pretty fair house. The performer
E were Rose Young, Nina Prentice
s. Della Polling, Gerhe Prentice, ThOs
Y O'Brien, John Strain, Eddie Clos
and Elmer Strain. The Drama wa
highly interesting and our young PEG
y pie acquitted themselves very credita
= bly, indeed.
A great many Phillipsburg peo
o. pie know A. S. Zimmerman fOrmerl,
10 of this place. The last issue of tn
~ Frankfort Bee says of him:
. ''Prof. A. S. Zimmerman, who 70
the past eighteen months has so abb,
is directed the Bee band on the road t
Le fame and favor, started to Salt LAX
N City, Wednesday, to accept a position
as director and cornet solOist of tn
f famous Liberal band This band /
a already one of the finest in the west
F. and, in the able hands of Prof. Tim
ne norman will undoubtedly soon ran
with the best bands in the Unite
AJbdJOos 1OL' A4lL-4AA4o1 -4AC114 Ids III
en reputation of being the finest corne
r soloist west of the Missouri river an
9r the Liberal Band is to be congratu
ne lated on acquiring his services. Hi
many friends in Frankfort regret t
see him leave but wish him success i
his new field.
The HERALD has been critiziset
by some of it's esteemed friends be
cause we did not print the full amour
g of City Indebtedness just prior to tn
u Water Works Bond election. At on
s time we did think we would do so, bu