Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-08-04
-NIiss Jessie Hartman. who has

miss jessie hdLtmdAt WIZ Lao
been spending some time in this city
doing dreasmaking. departed for her
home in Phillipsburg last Tuesday
Kir4cin Globe.
If you have to have loan on
your farm, remember that VIM Bis
sell has made loans every month IN
the last two years, and is still prepar-
ed for good loans on short notice.
The HERALD has received many
compliments upon its changed and
improved form The paper is not yet
just what its proprietors ann to make
it, and other changes viii be made as
soon as they can be arranged for
Handy & Co can now be found at
@. h. Lefingwell's old stand with an
immense stock of all kinds of goods
and are knocking them all out on
low prices. Go and see them and
they will do you good.
Miss Jessie Loar gave an enter
tanning party on Monday evening in
honor of her friends Miss Nellie STREET
ton of Phillipsburg, and Miss Cora
Werst of st. Joseph.-GOodlarad Re
public.
As an after-dinner pill, to
strengthen the stomach, assist dlges-
ton, and correct any bilious tenden-
cies, Ayers Pills are considered the
best. Beng sugar coated, they are
as agreeable as any confection, and
may be taken by the most delicate.
The picnic southwest of Marvin
last Tuesday, held by the Christian
Endeavor Societies of Stockton, Lo-
gan, Kirwln and Phillipsburg, was at
tended by about $50 people and was
very enjoyable affair A program
was rendered in the afternoon consist
ing of songs, reading and short ad-
dresses.
The 11-months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. @. Coleman died Friday
last of cholera infantum, and was
buried in the Phillipsburg cemetery
Saturday. Services were conducted
. by Rev. j. T. Crawford of the Baptist
church. To the many friends who
extended sympathy and aid in the
3 time of sorrow, the bereaved parents
, extend heartfelt thanks.
The people who doubt the ability
of the rain makers to produce ram
should note that Monday while DR.
g Rush and the Parson were loading uI
g their ram machines preparatory tc
r going east, a heavy rain began to fall
: and only stopped when their appara-
:, tus was safely lodged in the baggage
room of the Rock Island depot
O GoodIand Republic.
The advance guard of the Den
q yer excursionists reached this place
1t last night on and H. The trains
II were crammed full of steaming, dusty
tired and hungry men, women anC
le children who imagine they are off fol
It good time. Seven or eight passen
b gers stopped off here for rest, tot
1t tired to go any further. They repor
that thousands are going west on tn
a low rates.
f. The Dispatch man has revived tn
p giraffe story again, and as he also be
at longs to the menagerie and so closet,
resembles the other animal that escap
o ed from the circus last year, that hi
n near sighted friends sometimes max
q mistakes, for on last Friday mornin
Of little Davie Mckay hitched his jack
. ass in front of the Dispatch Office an
one or two passers by who are Athlete
with shortsightedness, addressed tn
;" animal with Good morning Mr.. No
ne Nay; are you summing yourself?" an
Ut passed on, never noticing their mil
er take.
The City Council held its regula
meeting last night. The tax levy fc
n, 1892 was fixed at ten mills for genert
az purposes and fourteen mills for inte
10 est on bonds. Ordinances regulatin
IL shooting galleries. pasturing of stoc
lis upon streets and alleys, shows an
g billiard halls, and curtailing the US
of water to two hours per day wei
,is considered aad final disposition d
,rs ferred until next Monday night. a
,r' ordinance will probably be passe
ne allowing prisoners to work out fine
SIN imposed, upon the streets Currel
la bills were paid and the council a
iournod