Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-20

II o'clock, Saturday.
Miss Myrta Bissell has been en-
ployed to teach in District No. 1 for
the coming year.
"A complete line of stationery and
school supplies at the P. o. stand.
Prices away down.
"A great many farmers have heed
ed the Alliance Circular, and will
hold their grain for better prices.
Prof. Norris Canine Paradox,
will be the next attraction at Opera
House, Saturday night, August %.
Farmers tell US of some burnt up
corn on the south side of fields. The
outside rows are badly wilted.
The city council last night, fixed
the levy for next year at IA mills in
terest fund, 10 mills for general fund
and accepted the resignation of Chan.
Fleming as city marshal.
The new passenger trains on the
Rock Island road commenced RIM
ming Sunday last. They necessitate
the employment of several more men
at the depot.
"A Sunday school picnic will be
held at Thos. Sisson's grove, three
miles north and one mile east of Dana,
on August 81. Everybody is invited
to attend.
j. G. Gebhart has Just received
another large invoice of ready made
clothing, and now has some of the
incest suits ever brought to Phillips
burg. Drop in and examine them.
The game of ball between Phil
lipsburg and Smith Centre wound u p
in row that disguised all decent low
ers of the noble national game, so we
are informed.-Te lescope.
There will be a republican eau
Gus at the Post school house, Arcade
towns."- on Saturday, Aug. %, 1891,
70 e1oct dolaootas "a attend the repub-
liean county convention.
S. B. WEEKS, Com.
The Democrat finds fault with
the managers of the ball club because
they charged admittance to the game.
Possibly the Democrat man will tell
the club of some other way to raise
money in order to keep it going.
-FLoUR EXCHANGE FOR THE ACCOM-
NOTATION OF FARSIERs.-I have estab-
ished an exchange giving you -four
and bran or ship stuff IN exchange
for wheat. Also keep bran and ship
stuff for sale. JAaIEs WOODS,
Phillpsburg, Kan.
The Logan Republican, so rumor
says, is about to turn its toes upwards.
Its editor, A w. Crippen, will take
charge of the Dispatch job office. Mr..
Crippen, personally, is a very pleas
ant gentleman, and the HERALD bids
him welcome to Phillipsburg business
circles,
Saturday, Aug. 22d, we will give
as a premium to the one bringing US
the tallest stalk of corn 1 bushel of
apples; second tallest stalk, 2 lbs prize
coffee; third taIlest stalk, 1 Id prize
coffee. Bring corn any time before
above date.
H c. SPAULDNe & SoN.
Stink Reed of the Kensington
Mirror was at the ball game last week,
and as the management failed to pre-
sent him with complimentary ticket
he went home wrathy, and gave vent
to bis anger by attacking several Phil
ipsburg people. Next game we have,
tickets will be sent him.
Our customers are our friends
and we protect them We take their
produce at the highest market price
and sell them goods at a cash price
They do not have to pay Us 10 to 20
per cent more to make up for some
bad accounts that we hold.
JAMES WooDs.
The Smith Center papers howl
long and loud over the ball game, but
neglect to state the facts. The unfor-
tunate row was started by Smith Cen
ter people, one Of whom is a sworn Of
ficer to keep the peace, and but fol-
the interference OF some of Phillips
burg's peace loving citizens, would
have been taken home a sadly demon.
allied man
Those who notice the large stan
which comes up in the east about 81
N, must not mistake it for the star Of
Bethlehem, as some of the people did
last winter. It Is only fair Venus
with more brilliancy than for some
time. OWING to her proximity to tbs
earth. Next October she viii have
reached her greatest brilliancy, the
earth then being on a line between
her and the sun.-LeaseBportk Times