Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-05-27
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scribed for 5000 worth OF the $500
stock in the Norton Creamery Skim
ming Station.
"A W Robertson will have a large
stock Of buggieS, carts, surries, and
other wheeled pleasure carriages for
your inspection next week.
jess Pollard Of Freedom one of
our most enterprising stockmen has
imported a red poland china pig
The critter Is the talk Of the neigh
borhood.
W, II. Mosher OF Republic City
Kans., is raising what he calls mule
footed hogs 1t is said they are never
troubled with the numerous hog dis
eases,
The Rock Island proposes to ex-
tend what is known as the city track,
about 400 feet to the south. This is
done for the accommodation of it's
city patrons.
The creamery at Smith ECenter
has now over seventy patrons who
are supplying 5000 pounds OF milk
per day, thus giving them a nice
cash revenue daily.
The peoples party will hold
their convention for the purpose Of
nominating Judge for this district
in June, at Oberlin. This county
will have fifteen delegates.
Last week the daily receipts for
skimming stations in this section was
per day: Smith Center, 5000; Leb-
anon, $500; Scandis, 1000; Narka,
1000; Dresden, 5000; Bellville, 5000.
Why ID it, that in a live Ameri-
can city, with live American school,
from which graduate live American
boys and girls, it is necessary to 60
to dead defunct foreign language
for words in which to express the
GLASS motto.
Mrs. T. II. Hawking, Chattanooga
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life, / consider it the best remedy
for a debilitated system l ever used
For dyspepsia, liver and kidney
trouble it ezcels. Price rs cts, Solo
by s. s. Fisher & 90.
I will give special sales in a..
millinery goods on Saturday, May
"a, and 20. II you want a nice hal
for a little money now is your time tC
buy. Store script taken for goods.
MRS. WIN. WILSON,
South Side Square.
"A fair sized audience greeted
MISS DAISY StoddArd at the Metho
dist church last night Miss Stoddarc
assisted by Mrs. Rafington, MiS1el
briggs, Dunn and briggs, and MesSrl
Lewis and briggs gave an eloCutlon'
ary and musical program Of thirteen
numbers, under the auspices Of the
Epworth League.
up to today 6fty.six shares o.
the sixty necessary, have been taker
by our people Of the Skimming ststlor
stock, and it is expected that the stool
book will be filed up today. We un
derStand that the machinery is on the
way, 80 that in about three weeks the
plant will be started. Mr.. GentElel
has worked hard and faithfully, meet
ing many discoursgments, but stick
ing to his task, assisted by severa
local workers has pulled the enter
prise through.
Just as We 60 to press we learn
that the entire stock has been sub
sCrlbed. A preliminary meeting Of
the stockholders will probably be held
in this city Tuesday next.
Notice is hereby given that 9
competitive examination will be held
in the city Of Phillipsburg, Kansas
June 10, 1897, commencing at s
O'Clock q. M, for the purpose Of &c.
Letting one candidate for the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, tc
be named by your congressman July
/, 1897. All candidates must, at the
time Of their admission, be between
the ages of fifteen and twenty years,
and physically sound, well formed
! and of robust constitution, and not
less than five feet in height, and an
actual and bonaGde resident Of the
sixth congressional district Of Kan