Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-30
Get your seed at Smiths.
The Rock Island road will be
sold today.

The Rock Island road will be
sold today.
The Osborne Farmer says that Hon
". II Mcbride will plant "a acres of
alfalfa on his farm near Big Bend.
Phillips county.
Being oyerstocked for the season,
H. c. Austin & Co. are offering lum-
Der and building material of all kinds
at the lowest possible prices. Call
and examine stock and get prices.
William E. Mcdonald and Min
ME Simpson, both of Logan Kansas,
were united in marriage last Sunday
afternoon, by Probate Judge Friant,
at his Office IN this city.
Owing to the heavy rains west of
rs the Prarie Dog took rise yester-
day morning. 1t rose about three
feet, the highest it has been for two
years.-Almena Plain Dealer.
Kansas City, No. held a bond
election Tuesday, and decided to is.
sue bonds to the amount of S2.OO0,-
600, for water works; the vote being
eight to one, 10 favor of the bonds.
John G. Gebhart has just re-
ceived 4 new and elegant line of dry
goods, consisting of white goods,
fiouncing. etc. Call and see how
cheap you can buy a summer dress.
The Botkin Investigation is still
grinding along. If the republicans
want to save the state money, they
should stop the investigation; as all
but two senate are republicans, and
there is no possibility of a conviction.
Tho Odd Fellows in all parts of
the country celebrated the seventy
second anniversary of the order. On
account of busy times planting corn,
the Phillipsburg brethren let the day
pass unobserved.
The raising of alfalfa is attract
ing considerable attention among the
farmers. Henry Churchill has TWEEN
ty acres growing, and is much pleased
with it. He has placed a quantity of
seed on sale at Cole & Strains.
There is considerable objection
in some quarters to the sub-treasury
scheme. Was not the distribution of
seed by the state and county some
what IN that line? The county loan
ed its credit to the farmers, so that
seed could be procured.
Last Saturday evening, two boys
playing with matches started fire IN
a pile of rubbish near Frank McKay's
barn. L. W. French discovered the
fire and extinguished it in time to
stop what might have been a disas-
trous confagration.
Tho council last night decided to
sell the tanks now at the corners of
square, and replace them with small
troughs, to be placed at the North
west and Southeast corners of the
square. The Mayor appointed G. j.
Flemming marshal, and VIM. Bough.
ton straat commissioner
1t is not probable that many dele
gates will go from this county to Cin.
e:nnati to attend the conference next
month, as the railroads have refused
to give reduced rates to delegates
from the the northwestern states.
while doing so for those Of the south.
The shoe viii be on the other foot
some of these days.
At the Baptist church next Sun
day morning. the pastor will preach
at II from, .'The never failing love OF
Jesus;'' and in the evening at s from,
What are the chief features of q
good soldierE" All are cordially in
yited. The Sunday school common
ces at 10 a. N. and the Mission Band
at p IN
The first quarterly mseting OF
Phillipsburg charge Ii. E. church Of
the year beginning April 1. '91. will
be held il this city May 1911.
There viii be services both morning
and evening of the 10th. Presiding
Elder. E. ". Allen, of Norton, will
preach Sunday evening at 8 p. m.
Monday the 11th at 2:3O p. m, the
Quarterly Conference Will meet. All
official members please be present.
J. P, ALLIES, Pastor, H. z. Church.