Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-05-02
A child was cured Of Oroup bv 4

dose or two Of Ayers Cherry Pector-
al. A neighbours child died of the
same dread disease, while the father
was getting ready to call the doctor.
This shows the necessity of having
Ayers Cherry Pectoral always at
hand.
The next law suit Of general IN.
terest to our people, is one growing
ont Of note given by the AgricuI-
tural Society to the Phillips County
Bank, for $6SO.OO and long past due.
So far only portion of the directors
are brought into the suit but before
the bill is finally paid, every person
holding stock will be called upon to
pay his share of the note and costs.
The final examination of appli-
cants for County Common School Di-
ploma, will be held on Saturday, May
IL, at the following places: Logan,
Agra, Marvin, Kirwip, Prarieview,
Phillipsburg, Long leland, Dist. 1lS,
Walnut township and Dist, % (Mat.
teson school house, Examination
will be held in public school building
and will begin promptly at eight
o'clock q. m. j. M. TADLooK,
Superintendent.
The w. r. @. of Phillipshurg are
preparing for a grand social event
May g. Dept. President will he with
us. Kirwin, Agra and Marvin corps
have been invited to be present on
this day. Also the q. A. r. posts Of
above named places, including Phil
lipsburg post, have been invited, and
are expected to be at reception to be
given the Dept. President in the eve
ming Of the same day. BY order OF
the president.
Mrs. R1TNER SMITH, Secretary.
The irrigation meeting held in
Judge Fosters Office at Plainvllle on
last Saturday was we'll attended and
considerable interest was shown.
There was no trouble to secure the
necessary forty acres required by the
state committee, that amount was
pledged in four different places close
to town.
-Four forty acre tracts Of land pro-
missed for irrigation purposes near the
little town of Plainvill. Is there not
one man near Phlllipsburg equally
patriotic?
-"Are you going to raise crop in
Kansas this year." is asked in many
letters received in this city during the
past week. Are we? If the people
who ask the questions could take a
drive through the country and see
the growing vegetation, nature itself
would answer the question with a
great big YES. During the past
week the country has been drenched
with copious showers more especially
in the western part. The Solomon
and Deer Greek have been booming
along with banks full. And reports
are Of the most satisfactory nature.
In many towns that we might
mention in Northwest Kansas, but
more especially in Phillipsburg and
Lebanon, the city editors seem to
have dug up the tomshawk, and with
each other turn of the crank OF their
presses, threaten to use it 10 shedding
each others likelihood. Not so in
Stockton, the city Of churches and
Christian high schools. The editors
of the News and Record belong to the
same Sunday school class and the edi-
tor of the Academician is their teach
OF. STOCKTON NelUs.
II you belong to a Sunday school
class Friend NetUs, you should not
tell such whoppers about the warfare
raging between the newspapers at
this place, for the sweet winged
angel of peace holds full sway in our
midst, and 10 thought of tomsbawks
or scalping knives ls ever thought Of.
The HERALD would have the Dispatch
man at its mercy in a battle Of that
kind.
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