Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-02-26


wants a good man or boy to gather
up and ship work to them at this
point. Address, T. A Ripley, Mgr,
Topeka, Kansas. 2t.
Sam Rosenberg and II. Micha-
lisky have sold out and left. They
return thanks to their many patrons
for the generous patronage extended
to them.
-Patronize Home Industry by bny-
ing Marvin Mills Fancy Patent Flour,
the best in the market, for sale by all
Phillipsburg merchants. 1t is q num-
Der one article. IT,
R. II. Dungas OF Pawnee City,
Neb., is in town. He is looking up a
location for a foundry, and has made
the people Of Agra, a proposition to
establish it there.
Through the careless handling
of matches a small fire was started
at the Bissen House last night, which
fortunately was discovered and ex-
tinguishsd before any damage was
done.
Our article last week about the
arrest of q. A Blue, in Denver, on
the charge of murder has caused
much enquiry for further informa-
ton We have no additional facts in
regard to it.
The family of Mr.. Fitzgerald has
been sorely afflicted recently. On
last Friday their youngest child died
from dlptheria aud three others were
i'll from the same complaint. At this
writing they are reported better.
%. A Slater says after consider
able investigation he has decided
that this part of Kansas is O good
country, or Will be when it gets q few
years older. He says it is not ex-
celled for healthfulness by any
country he knows Of
g. A. Blue who formerly ran a
Tailor shop in Goodland is in jail in
Denver charged with the murder of a
man in Colorado one year ago last
December. This could not be for he
was in Goodland mp to April LIST,
! 1S90.-G0OdldRd Republican.
The members of Phillipsburg
Post No. II, G.. a. R, wishes to ex-
tend their thanks to all who so kind
ly assisted in the memorial services Of
our departed hero, General w. T
Sherman. RIrNER SN1TH, P. G.
Mn BRADLEY, Adjutant.
Next Sunday mornings subject
at the Baptist Church Will be "Tht
Bible and how to use it." Service.
commence at il o'clock. The evening
subject will be Conversion, its ma
ture and its necessity" Services com
mence at 1880. The Sunday Schoo
commences at 10 o'clock a. m.
-WANTED.-Horses weighing from
1850 to 1850. Must be sound, blocky
heavy and fat, from five to eight year
old VIII be at Phillipsburg, Wed
nesday. March 4th, 1891. VIII pay
cash for horses. No limit to number
Come and see me.
E. A. HAKEs, Clyde, Kan.
The entertainment gwen at tn,
Presbyterian Church on last Frida,
evening was well attended and was I
pleasant affair. instrumental ant
vocal music was furnished by Mrs
Stretton, Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Horns
John Dawson, Irving Rogers ant
others. There were deelamations an,
other interesting exercises.
Bell & Baird. who recently lease,
the Bissell Hotel, had such widely
different ideas Rs to how it should b
managed that they finally decide,
they could not continue together an
, longer and they have surrendered til
house to Mr.. Bissell. Neither CON
plains of the business. The sole dill
} fculty was that they could not bot
see things in the same light. We re
greet this unpleasantness.
| On last Monday evening
clothes-pin social was gwen at til
. Court House under the auspices @
the WomGn's Relief Corps and th
PhiiiipsbuIg Post of the G. A. F
IA fine supper Ess served and til
evening sEeut in speaking and sing
ing and listening to instruments
4 music. The net proceeds VIII go il
to tho treasury OF the Two soeletis
designated above. It was a yer
pleasant social affair.