Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-06-18

Win Normal WORK. We VIII not pun
lish an educational column for few
weeks.
The Epworth League of the NJ
E. church viii give a program next
Friday evening. Everyone cordially
invited.
Having the best stocked lumber
yard in the county, H. G. Austin &
Co. can fit You out with anything in
the lumber line promptly.
Why can't Phillipsburg have
baseball club this SUMMER 1t has
some of the best material in North
west Kansas Boys, get rustic on
yourselves and organize at once.
Misses Kingery, Bissel and Tay-
lor, and Messrs Spaulding, Kingery
and Bissell have formed a Tennis
club, and VIII practice the game
whenever the weather will permit.
Mrs. Wright desires to reduce
her millinery stock, and for the next
few weeks will offer some special bar
gains. 1t viii pay you to look at her
goods before buying elsewhere.
C. w. Young & Co. want it under
stood that they are on deck again
with the old reliable Buckeye Binder
the best on earth and will sell them
as cheap as the cheapest.
We this week commence the pub
LEGATION of reports from almost all
of the counties in the state, regarding
the cultivation of alfalfa. These re-
ports are obtained from the state ag-
ricultural society.
Drop in at J. G. Gebhart's store
and see what beautiful line of dress
goods he has in stock. He is now
offering some special bargains in this
line of goods, and it will pay you to
get his price before buying.
Prof. Riste has secured the prin-
cipalship of the Phillipsburg High
School Prof. Riste is an able edu-
Gator. and has made the best princi-
pal Oberlin has ever had and we re-
greet to lose him.-O6erliR Herald.
The Union Dale, Hillside and
Spring Greek Sunday schools will
unite in the observance of Children's
Day. The exercises will be held in
the grove on Spring Greek, north of
Union Dale school house, on July 5tb.
From the Downs Times we learn
that Miss Minnie Nicholas, daughter
of conductor ]. w. Nicholas. of the
Rock Island, was married at Colorado
Springs on June 3, to Scott w. Car
ney, prominent young business man
of Downs, Kansas.
-Gebhart has Just received a new
invoice of millinery goods, and now
has one of the most beautiful lines of
trimming, flowers etc. that has ever
been brought to PhIllipsburg. His
stock is all new and of the very late
est styles and designs.
The Columbian Exposition COM
mittees are at work IN earnest, yester-
day J. s. Barnes, secretary of the
committees received notice from
Agra, that a portion of the required
amount has been raised, and encour-
aging reports have been received
from other towns.
The republicans of Butler county
held primaries Saturday last, at which
the young crowd" came to the from
in great shape. The candidates 81
far announced are all new men anC
never held Office before. This is the
movement the HERALD mentioned
some time ago.
As we go to press we learn tina
Il change has been made in the prin
cipalship of our school. Prof. Rist
has accepted the principalship of tn
Phillisburg schools. We can onl.
hope for Prof. Riste that his worl
in PhIllipsburg will be as success
full as it has been here. - Oberlii
Opinion.
There is considerable unfavor
able comment upon the fact that tn
alliance is to hold picnics Oh the At
of July. If these gatherings are ad
vertised as alliance picnics, the HE
AID fails to see wherein a wrong ex
lists. There is no law compelling tn
attendance of those who do not wis
to be there.
The daily papers of Tuesday con
tanned a dispatch from Concordi
stating that the Cloud County Ali
ance had given up its charter an,
would go back to the old partie:
The Champion of yesterday has
special from Concerdia saying tina
; the story is a lie. that the Alliance i
} stronger than ever before.
Another rain storm visited thi
/ section Tuesday afternoon whicl
was especially severe in the north
: western part of the county, where the
Prairie Dog was raging torrent.
great many bridges in the valley ar
gone. The railroads suffered the
loss of bridges and road way. TIL,