Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-23
Get your seed at Smiths.

Sewel has some especial bargains
to offer next week.
Clothing of all kinds at Sewelrs.
Bed rock prices.
Tho residence property lately oc-
cupied by ]. H Decker, for rent by
r. A, DAGUE.
The Phlllipsburg public schools
will close this week for the summer
vacation.
Being overstocked for the season,
H. @. Austin & Co. are offering lum-
Der and building material of all kinds
at the lowest possible prices. Call
and examine stock and get prices.
John G. Gebhart has just re-
ceived a new and elegant line of dry
goods, consisting of white goods.
fiouncing. etc. Call and see how
cheap you can buy a summer dress.
"A picnic will be given by the
Phillipsburg Juvenile Mission As
ISOLATION, about May 18th, at which
all the Sunday schools are invited to
take part. Further particulars next
week.
-Brong of the Phillipsburg Demo
crct, and Hiles, of the Norton Netc
Era, are q fine par. Both attempt
to publish alliance papers, but can
not keep their sheets free from demo
crncy.-LOgdR Republican.
There will be an examination of
teachers held at the school house, in
Phillipsburg, Kansas, on Saturday,
April 25, 1891, beginning at s o'clock,
a. II. .. L. Smith,
County Superintendent.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Probate Judge Friant, during the
month of April to the following per
sons: Elmer Whitney and Jennie
Larkins; Fred Waggoner and Kate
Pfeiger.
M. L. Bogart of Valley township
county commissioner from the first
district, was the fortunate posessor Of
$500 bushels of oats, which he Is dis
posing OF at an average of forty-fivC
cents per busheL
The raising of alfalfa is attract
ing considerable attention among thu
farmers. Henry Churchill has TWEEN
ty acres growing, and is much pleased
with it. He has placed a quantity Of
seed on sale at Cole & Strains.
Andrew holland was before Jus
tIce Scott Saturday, charged will
shooting q horse belonging to T. S
Morse of Crystal township; aftel
hearing the evidence the Justice de
cided that there was no cause for act
ion, and discharged the prisoner
-Thos. P. Knight received Letter
from his attorney last week that h
had been granted a pension of 81;
per month we congratulate Mr.
Knight upon his good fortune, as b,
is hard working man and has suf
fered for some time from injuries
sustained while fighting for his eoun
try.
Services at the Baptist churcl
next Sunday at IL u m and at s 2
m, when the pastor Will preach
Morning subject, "a priceless bless
ing certain man found unexpected
ly;" and the evening subject. Christ
power over nature" Sunday schoo
at 10 a. m. and the Mission Band a
p. m.
We had been led to believe tha
the large fish had all been caugh
out of the Solomon river at this place
but when we saw Joe Engert going
along the other day with one which
weighed four pounds we were Inclin
ed to change our opinion.-Logai
Republican.
N. w. Wells informs us tina
quite sumber Of cattle throughou
the country are affected with the hol
, low horn, owing to lack OF feed H
says the drying up of the eyes snC
nostrils ara sure SYMPTOMS of the dis
ease. Having had thirty-two year
experience with this complaint h'
recommends the following as a sur
, and speedy remedy: Take a tea
spoonful OF either spirits of eamphor
aleo,Hnl or whiskey and poux in eaci
ear and the r-.nsdy IS almost lmmedi
ate.-BelleUills TELESCOPES.