Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-09
OLUBBING RATES.

70 cts per pound
Foster predicts heavy rains dur
ing this month
-FoR SALE cHEAP:-A good side
saddle. Enquire of Myrta Bisseil
-Eighty-eight teachers were ex-
amined at the close of the Normal
Come to VIM. Bissen with your
choice farm loans. If
FoNR murderers at the Sing Sing
prison were executed this week
A good secondhand self-binder
for sale by c.. A. Lewis.
Quite q number of Marvin peo-
pie spent the 4th in Phillipsburg
Paints, oils and varnlsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
Several communications are
crowded out this week
Exchange papers for sale at this
Office at the rate of so cents Per hnn-
lred-
-Colorado's mineral palace was
opened July 4th, with 100000 worth
of specimens displayed.
When you want -four go to Geb-
hart's and get a sack of the Salina
mills.
For 4 first class lunch, a good
cool drink, or a line smoke, call on d.
S. Maxson at the city restaurant
To TRADE: Seven year old bay
pony for fresh COW. Enquire Of j.
q. Lynch. If
S. S. Fisher & Co.'S. is headquar-
tiers for cigars. They always keep
the best brands.
The total rainfall during the
month of June, 1891, was 6.72 inches.
Rain fell on fourteen days.
-FoR RENr.-A house and lot, city
water in kitchen. apply to D. S. Max
sen.
*. Anna Walton viii at the next
term of court ask for divorce from
w. S. Walton, on the grounds Of non
support
Tommy What's the matter with
your eye, Jimmy2 JIMMY looked
to see why my cannon didn't go off
yesterday.-PUck.
A car load of Salina -four just re-
ceived at j. G. Gebhart's. consisting
of the following we'll known brands
Golden Belt, I. Y L. and Peacock.
A little son of J. W. Klngery
held on to a fre-cracker too long
which resulted in a badly burned
hand.
Thirty Thousand people were al
the Fourth of July celebration at Be
atrice, Neb.. where ex-President Hay
es delivered the address.
PROBATE Judge Friant issued
marriage licenses the past week t.
David L. Bartlett and Lydia NJ. Rob
erts, and W. c. Thompson and Mar
tina e. Hudson.
A canvass of 100 Missouri editor:
as to their choice of n Presidential
candidate in 1892 resulted in 43 fcI
Cleveland, 26 for Blame, Is for Har
rison and the others scattering.
This Office is in receipt of the go
'91 catalogue of the State Norma
School at Emporia; Phillips county
is credited with eight pupils out of
total enrolment of 1,306.
-Salina -four is acknowledged t.
be one of the best manufacture
and j. G. Gebhart has just receiy
ed a car load of the three differen
grades: Golden Belt, I. Y L. an,
Peacock.
Little Arthur Spaulding is SUI
fering from the effects Of fire-crack
er explosion; for q time it was fearet
that inc DON MOu4u 4OSS LIS . = Ou
good nursing has prevented that cal
nmity.
-FoR SALE OR TRADE-Set farI
harness and a breech-loading she
gun. VIII sell them on time at 1
per- cent interest, or will trade 70
pony paying any difference in casf
Enquire at the Phillips County Banl
Cyrus Aldrich had his prelimi
nary examination on Tuesday, for tn
murder of constable Hageman, anC
was bound over for appearance at tn
September term of court on bond o
SS00.-Norton Courier.
The lecture at the NJ. E. churc
last Thursday evening by Mrs. Rev
st. John. was we'll attended and al
speak very highly of the lady as
lecturer. She spoke about two hour
and commanded the attention of he
audience the entire evening.
And you say you would die 70
met Tn afraid you're not as brav
as that Am I noti Why sho'
my fearlessness of death every time
come into your presence" How
thatPn aRecause vou aivays look 5