Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-16

structor certificates by the Stat,
Board Of Education.
The public school closes mex
week. On Friday evening graduating
exercises will be held. We under
stand that the State superintendent
will deliver an address.
Representative Hull and Mayor
Ingersoll, Of Klrwin were up Tues
day, They are hoping that the golC
prospects near their town will create
big boom in realestate
The public schools have arranged
to observe Arbor Day, Saturday, and
will plant trees at the school house
and have appropriate exercises at the
court house Saturday evening,
The next regular teachers exam.
nation will be held at PhillIpsburg,
Kansas, on Saturday, April 25, 1896,
beginning promptly at s o'clock a. m
j. M. TADLooK, Co. Sup't.
-.Shiloh's Cure is sold on a gnar-
antee. 1t cures incipient consumption,
It is the best cough cure. Only one
cent dose. rs cts, 30 cts. and $1,00
Sold by s. S. Fisher & 90. /
F. W. Colby died at Topeka,
last, after a long sickness.
He was born IN Erie county, New
York, in 1896, and was a resident Of
this county for a dozen or more years
His remains were brought here for
burial.
Del Harmon brought in a dozen
2-pound "spring" chickens today, for
WEIGH he received fifteen cents per
pound. Spring chickens make good
eating, but at fifteen cents per pound
are a little too rich for most people.
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"A few farmers met at the court
house Saturday and listened to q pa.
per by Hon. #, d. Ooburn. A farm
ers' institute was organized, with r
NJ. Baker Of Marvin, president, and
A, B. Dixson Of Agra, as secretary.
The next meeting will be held on the
23rd.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
gave an experience social Tuesday
evening, and told their experiences in
raising money for the church. Some
built fires, others sold pop corn on the
streets, and by their JOINT efforts rails
I'd $1,000.
AT Gaylord, Mrs. A. L, Huskell
was elected mayor, and the Herald
says that "the msyor-elect set up a
box Of cigars just like a campaigner
If the old school," The entire ladies
ticket was also elected.
'"'
Elder Bennett will deliver a lee
lure in the Christian church on next
evening upon the topic "Why
am an Odd Fellow, or the Principles
If Odd Fellowship" A movement is
IN foot to reorganizs the Odd Fellows
.odge at this place. The general pub
lie is invited to attend.
j. d. Couch the egg man pur-
chased 408 cases Of eggs Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Of this
week, as each case holds thirty dozen,
and the price was seven cents, the
farmers of this county received nice
revenue from their poultry yards.
Other dealers probably handled rs
many more.
Some years ago Willis Barnts
was injured in a runaway, from the
effects of which he has been very
anne ever since. DR.. Nelson month
a1o operated upon the injured foot,
with such success that the lad is able
10 walk with but slight limp, that
will disappear as the foot grows
stronger, and as a consequence Is just
about the happiest boy IN the town.
The central committee OF the
populist party held meeting in Geb-
narps Hall Saturday last, and arrang-
ID for a convention to select delegates