Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-05-16

bonds OF district 80, this county. This
is the Getty district, and il in Prair.
ieview, Mound and Beaver townships.
The bonds are gilt-edged, and as
good as any security can be,
To the Comrades OF Phlllipadurg
Post, No. n, G, A. r., W. r.. O. and
Sons OF Veterans and friends OF Phil.
lipsburg, you are earnestly requested
to meet at the g, A, II, hall at 1890
a. m sharp, May rs, to march from
there to the Presbyterian church to
attend memorial services. All ex-
union soldiers and sailors are cor.
daily invited to attend such services
BY order Of W. H. PRATT,
Post Commander.
ATTEST: RTNER SMITH, Adjutant.
j. Il. Morse has secured the ageu
cy of the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany Of Maryland. This company
becomes surety on the bonds OF city
and county officials, and is the only
correct way Of giving bonds. The
last legislature authorized the taking
Of such bonds, and counties are urged
TO adopt the plan, az ii is absolutely
safe and relieves private individuals
of all risk.
The better half of the HERALD
family was presented with batch Of
onions and radshes by j. q, Royce,
one of our leading gardeners, the 9th,
or day. Inssmuch as we can hardly
get weeds to grow in our garden we
could not understand Mr.. RoyCe's
success in this line. A visit to his
home however showed three other
members of his family bard st work
wedding and watering, while his
Nibbs was hard at work studying up
on onion dIsinfectants. The motive
of Mrs. Royce in being away for the
summer is also explained. And thus
was a good agriculturist spoiled to
make um-um.
The undersigned will hold a SER
les of meetings under the auspices Of
the Dunkard Church, at Dana, on
Saturday evening, May %, at s
O'Clock, and on Sunday, May 26, at
II o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock. p. m.
The following subjects will be treat
ed; Faith" Repentance" Baptism
by Triune Immersion" eject Wash
ing" The Lords Supper" "Non-
conformity to the World" All are
cordially invited to attend.
j. w. JARBoE.
To the little folks, and big folks,
young folks and old folks, good look
ing folks and homely folks, (of course
there are no homely folks around
here, but if any should come in, both
in the town and in the country: You
are all cordially Invited to a basket
picnic to be held in Closes Grove,
on Thursday, May %, 1895. Come
everybody whether you can fill yonr
baskets to ovArf1wing or not, aud |
let us have a good old-fashioned pi-
mic and enjoy the day in sports and
games,
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE
We have today received a copy of |
the last catalogue Of the State UNI
yersity. By a hurried glance through |
it's pages we notice that the institution
is atill progressing and expanding in
all its departments. During the last
year the new Spooner Library Build.
ing was completed and dedicated
The new Physics Building is almost
completed and will be ready for use
next year There are now tifty-three
in the faculty. The number of stu
dents enrolled in the varIons depart
ments is 875, not counting University
Extention students Several impor-
ant changes have been made In the
curriculum, many new courses having
been added. We would advise all
persons interested in higher educa-
ion to write to Chancellor F. H
Snow, Lawrence, Kansas, who will
gladly send catalogue free upon ap-
plication.
GOAL