Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-01-11

kinds of job work at reasonable rates.
Between law and sheep G. w.
Stinson is kept on thetrot nowadays.
Mr. Lefingwell, Of Dayton, was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Griffin is quite sick
with dropsy at the old Iowa House.
F. B. Cannon and A. F. Dren-
nan, of Greenwood, were call ers to
day.
w. E. Goddard, of Hillside P. o.
has some fine thoroughbred Berkshire
pigs fer sale. If you want good stock
give him call.
The Oberlin Herald says the U.
S. Supreme Court convened at Tope-
ka yesterday, after holiday vacation.
Wonder if the U. S. Capital has been
removed ?
Rev. J. II. Fleisher, of Osborne,
is in Phillipsburg to-day. We under
stand he goes to the north part of the
county to assist Rev, E. Goodrich in a
protracted meeting.
We present each of our subscrib-
ers in Phillips county with a sample
copy of the Chicago NEWS. Read it
carefully and see if it will not pay you
to accept our liberal offer as shown in
the advertisement of that paper.
We will send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
papers one year for 50 in advance !;
Topeka Capital, Topeka ConanaOna0eal-
tn, or Leavenworth Times.
w. B. Booze, one of the oldest set
tiers of this township has been suffer
ing from inflammation of the eyes for
some time and has been confined to
the house. We hope he may be better
soon.
The NJ. E. Sociable at the resi-
dence of Geo. w. Young was well at
tended and pleasant time was had.
The festival at the Central House will
be held on next Tuesday evening.
Sec notice elsewhere in this impress
sion.
QUICK WORK.-On last Friday at
10 o'clock the election proclamatiOns
were delivered to Sheriff Woods, and
between that and Saturday night
were posted in five places in each
of the % townships of the county.
When thing has to be done our Sher-
if does it Regardless of cost.
The Tribune is the name of a new
paper to be issued at Alma, January
18th, 1888, by Capt. J. NJ. Hiatt, The
Capt. is an old hand at the business
and we have no doubt he will make
the Tribune hum, Here is our geg@
let's shake. - Guard. Here's our:
too, (nsA-) Conrad Hiatt.
The new Board of commissioners
of Phillips county met at the Clerk
office Tuesday and organized by elect
ing L. P. Johnson chairman for TIN
ensuing year. Mr.. Johnson is senio
! member and IS painstaking and eff
cient officer and deserving the com
pliment paid him.
The NeaO8 ofStockton has change,
hands It. Q. NIcBreen having bough
! out H. A. Hart, and A. 3. Mont
gomery takes charge of the concern
1t is to he hoped that it may be i'm
> proved in appearances which h
promises to do. We welcome you Bro
McBreen.
Following is a statement of tn
u business done at this office during til
L month of December, 1882: so Home
stead Entries IS F. H. Proofs; c
Declaratory Statements Soldier
d Declaratory Statements % Cash Ell
} tries % Timber Entries.
\ Very Respectfully,
T. NJ. HELM, Register.
lie U. S. Land Office, Kirwin, Jan. 8, 49,
h 1t cost little old lady, with MOI
%. grit than muscle, $42 to pull the viii
kers and talk naughty to a Justice
l. the Peace in Freedom township. I'll
y Justice thought he could enforce til
Is law of self defence easier than L
could the criminal code, so he nOcke
d her over. The old lady had the Cou
= arrested for assault. The result of I'll
n trial was verdict of not guilty an
malicious prosecution.
l. - We acknowledge receipt of a san
of pie copy, Vol. l, No. 2, of the Norm
II AdUocdte, quarterly for teachers an
er students, published in cOnnectio
with the Campbell Normal Universal
at Holton Kan. It is "a neat and rea
III able paper, only twenty-five cents
Sc year. Every teacher and studel
Il ought to take it. Terms of the Inst
tute are: Second winter term opel
d, Jan. %, 1883, Spring term April
is Summer term, eight weeks, June I
~ commencement, August 3, 1888.
L. w. Brewer, a grain mercha
of Bloomington, Neb., from July
IN 1882, to December so, bought 81, 5
", bushels of grain, paying therefor So
III 857.25, and the merchants Of that tow
IN have bought 1000 bushels of cor
The Guard asks how is that for a dc
X ert Nebraska, but fails to tell its rea
ty ers that larger per cent. came fro
IS Phillips and Smith counties. Kans,
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