Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-27

lis name to our list.
The -four made at the Stone Rol-
er Mills 81 miles east of Marvin, is
he very best. All most all of the
merchants of the county sell it. Give
t trial.
H. S. Vert, of Wis, has purchas-
I'd six lots just south of W. D. Gran
gers residence and intends to build a
house on them at once. He also pur-
chased farm near Logan.
j. G. Gebhart has just received
an elegant line of ladies cloaks of the
latest styles. Before buying your
winter wraps just step in and look
over his immense stock.
The educational column will be
resumed with the next issue. The
County Superintendent will take
charge of this column, and he hopes
to raise it beyond It's past excellence.
Next week will be rather a busy
one for Phillipsburg. On Monday
the Alliance rally, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday the soldiers reunion,
and on Saturday the republican coun-
ty convention.
-Gebhart has added between five
and six thousand dollars worth of dry
goods to his stock within the past few
days. 1t will make you happy to go
in and look at the beautiful line he
has whether you wish to buy or not
The date of the Alliance picnic to
be held at 1. g. Hawley's grove, 5
miles south and one mile west of Re
publican City, has been changed from
Sept Sd, to Sept. 10, on account of the
soldiers reunion.
-Nipps & Son have made arrange
ments with the Stone Roller Mills OF
Marvin. whereby they can exchange
-four for wheat. Take your wheat to
them and they Will allow you the high
est market price.
Owing to the cool weather, the
lawn festival that was to take place il
the court yard last Friday evening
was held inside the court house, but
was well attended, considering it was
such a cool evening.
Flour EXCHANGE FOR THE ACCOM-
NOTATION OF FARMERs.-I have estab
llished an exchange giving you fou
and bran or ship stuff IN exchang,
for wheat Also keep bran and shil
stuff for sale. JAMES WOODS,
Philhpsburg, Kal
ALI should remember the lectur
by Hon. T. NJ Scott, of Mcpherson
at the Fair ground next Monday
Mr.. Scott is one of the rising youni
men of the state. Mr.. Scott is ais
one among the multitude who ar
daily advocating the Alliance primer
pies.
We acknowledge the receipt of
3 complimentary ticket to the 9th Ar
nual State Fair, to be held at Topek
3 Kansas, Sept. 18th to 18th inclusive
for which we return to the Fair AssC
o citation our sincere thanks. The Stat
= Fair promises to be one of the bes
g this year ever held.
Our customers are our friend
and we protect them We take thei
. produce at the highest market pric
y and sell them goods at a cash pric,
They do not have to pay US 10 to 9
4 per cent more to make up for som
bad accounts that we hold.
JAMES WOODS.
The Concert at the NJ. E. churc
Tuesday evening, given by the Ell
worth League society, was decide
success in every way. The program
> consisted of vocal and instrument
; music and declamations, and the pei
e formers all rendered their parts e,
e eeedingly well. We did not lear
k what the receipts were but understan
'e they were very satisfactory.
One Of the worst disasters thi
d ever happened in New York occure
Ie on Ang. q 1t was caused by the e.
.e plosion of boiler in five story bro
s building in Park Row. The explo
ion was Immediately followed by fl
>. and the building collapsed in a fe
minutes. 1t is estimated that abol
sixty persons were burned to deaf
81 and large number injured
3 Last week Spaulding & Son a
u vertised that they would give busl
Is ell of apples for the largest stalk
corn brought to their store, tv
Of pounds of coffee for the second larl
re est and one pound of coffee for Il
e. third The first prize was won 1
y VIM Nichols, who brought in a sta
r that measured Il fl, the second l
"a W. H Nichols, IL #. 81 inches, an
% the third by J. W. Reese, 13 IT. an
8 inches.