Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-02-05

HUH y Il 4LOl50 4O4 1-NN-0C-
The selection of A. White to DIS
tribute aid was a good one. He is ac-
lively engaged in the discharge of
his duties.
%. W. Bickford wants to buy all
the horses and mules he can get for
the next few days. Bring them in
Immediately and get a good price.
The monthly meeting of the
Phillipsburg Loan and Building As
soclation will be held at Stinson &
GnPs Law Office, tomorrow evening.
Tho Bank of Marvin has con-
cluded to wind up its affairs, we
understand and discontinue business.
1t has paid It's depositors and will
honorably cult business.
John G. Gebhart has just receiv-
ed a car load of Salina flour consist
ing of the three brands, Peacock,
Golden Belt and IXL, which will be
sold at bedrock prices. 2t.
Miss II. G. Cocks is now prepar-
ed to give painting lessons, and all
intending pupils, are kindly invited
to call at the residence of the Rev.
H. Cocks, where they Will receive all
necessary information. If
Probate Judge Friant issued the
following marriage licenses in jan
uary: David Kirk to Ida Baker, Geo
Farris to Anna Higgins, Jas. n.
Smith to Hattie ]. Parker, VIM. A.
Thompson, Alice NJ VanLoan, VIM.
Wood to Rosa E. Imam.
w. T. earle, IF Idaho, formerly
of this place, writes a friend that he
was not an ardent Prohibitionlst be-
fore he left Kansas but he sees 50
much drinking in Idaho that he has
become q pretty strong advocate OF
the Kansas Prohibitory law.
The BIorril Twins have gone
They did not accomplish the good
here that was anticipated There i.
an opinion prevalent that the Twins
have too much self-esteem- They
Will probably know more after they
have had more experience.
We believe that the report is no
correct that the Dispatch man intend
+ to go down to Washington and tel
q President Harrison that he must ap
point Ingalls, to the position of Secre
tary of the Treasury. No doubt tn
5 President would do it if Mack de
= manded it.
Last week we stated that W
q would begin in this issue to furnis
: pretty full Legislative news. On az
count of some misunderstanding wit
parties at Topeka, our co-operativ
i sheets came without any Leglslativ
Il news. We have provided for the
insertion hereafter.
,el g. II. Nash of Crystal township
L. was a social caller on Wednesday. 3
is a good farmer and believes thi
,p4 there are many indications that "
" are to have a good crop this year
r. He has in thirty acres of wheat an
~ it looks well. There has been mol
=, snow than usual this winter
III Rosenberg & Michalisky of IL
Chicago Far will be with us anoth
20 week and will then leave for Chicag
ar anybody that wants to secure goo,
ca for less than what they cost them W
have to call at once as they will pa,
up soon. Remember the Chicae
OF Fair.
es. We hear that F. B. Leavitt Ca
near having two fires 4 few days as
One was in his office at the depot a
20 the other at his residence. The lit
% daughter left the rocking-chair
- close to the heating stove that It to
FIRE. No one was in the room at {
time. Mrs. 1eavltt came on to t
~ scene of action in time to extingui
ar. It.
all
mn D1ED.-On January 24th, 1891,
Stromsburg, Neb, MIR. John Chi
man, aged "a years. He was
Nv father Of Mrs. G. w. McIlvaIn,
is1 Belmont township, this county, &
'ck' of Mrs. H. A Brown Six sons &
De daughters IN Iowa, Kansas, Misso
i and Nebraska survive him The n
cps tai remains were inferred at Strol
'ur- burg.
'ors Services in the Baptist Chu
'eit- next Sunday as usual Morning S
1 Jet, THE Indwelling of the Div
10 Word" Evening subject, '.Negl
SEQ ed opportunities aud the sad col
cat quenco." After the sermon the o
cts nance Of baptism VIII be attended
2 Sol Time OF services IL a. m. and 7:S
4 % III All are heartily invited to Il
services