Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-01
&C. c. Duling made homestead en-
try on his place in Longisland town

81 \ i "A
cher of \ reade NJ r Trioos. o
Plumb. q w WeeI[s Of Freedom
enliyened our sanctnm TUESDAY.
pafo. pasaa;n |.1Ioro
of yveTs,,+ 49, -, - a. -
w 1T Zyast 80 - 60, ~ on5
isaac Grfefn Of Beayer vera 70 soc n.
Fridav
w .l, 80 ii 1,..,,..,,,...
- 800 'ile -, - II ~ .
- = -, : ~ - - m 80 - .
T->I7 e. 80, - - 80
- 80 800 III, ~ 9T.1a
60.
49, - -'''--5 P"i .l,''- 91
1lie 800 w. Pr Pi4Pe''y sDu'1i " .ne
$50 .o,,,'0 - - - - ll''s Jun
a. - ,ro D'l GU ''i'l 30 up -
=, -. LEWIS, mas purchaseu Ihe
- - 20 r.. - On 'ne ooi llei
pnof I'd. l,ir1eaIs 80 f,1, e,.,la -
- - - olli H. ., 9 - ~
l1''ie n ''y' DePuty y . ->ii'T'5ilIlI'
came u ? rom 1AlI"4h 1ueSday' we
uiu -'5 .,,i ne SOFA ms mousse ana io's
~ ~, l IN, mn I t,oouIg 70 : IloiSe' OF tne
~ -, - -, -
-, - - -
" 80 - = ~ " -','' v 'l-''-- ~
y. AIcF an OF L Eeelioil '7llel-
ton henderson, Oh bellloht; " ".
Ct'lhouh' OF solomon JAS. baunl'
our clIy gardhef w, NJ ana J ..
brauley' OF Arcade II. a merton, OF
Houhd' ana Is9ac '9lhlth' OF Fr''lTle-
we" were c"ileFS SATURDAY
w III Bliss ana IL NlcDo"eIl o.
rnilillsouIs township Il ConAlln, ..
% r''IiIe ~ L u H"cNley' u
". , p, ana ~ IA ~
oi 9aouno, D d. "'''o5i anu 'olIii "a
bIlsSS' Oh 0Feel"ooo' LOOK III Cne
II kkALD Yesterday
Jones q Strain are doing a good
business in the butter trade. On Mon
u.'y 'ileS iecei " gu d Ioli u "O''ei ',li''
lou aoZel o. eggs lney SNIP over 'He
., {" ". t'allrolto 70 D1li'el rom
Allii"' NGD' we uiloeIS'"ll" 'ney
Keep several men "O "oIN Icl'-'c1>il's
ana shipping.
The Iatestreport IS that Lamb and
Garretson are about to start a new
town at the stone mil on the So
ONION river, seven mics "eS C[ Oh hiI-
WIN ana tnree mics e''SO o. N"IIln'
a TINS Is d me ioca'loh lo[ " cry
u 'iiey seen 70 Pf9uic' q ne''NS oooiil IoI
. .', liluet'eiiuell' enter PRISE " oleleI
Il =, eney eNPec' 20 . move me y . A1''ilu
oIiice p 'Heie
Ferdinand Smith veteran OF
the Mexican war, with DAVID Hough
anu Fe'ef a q 'eoFS'tlsli' an 10" 'lFiils
III Day 'on 70" =, I,9HiP' "eIG ~ Cl n
II i-i'A Id once ! ''e','i''y - l 'oliii'i'
was com pi'''iiS us .''9 'iiiioI-y IN'l uii-
7u " S9IGl : . peI'-o-i' IL = ~"
Neiy oi' iii''iI an : 'll'l' 10 10y /
speu4ly suocee"'
John Lamly has bought the farm
owned by e. w. Poor, which together
with l6o acres which he before owned
MAKES 40O acres ~ q OoGy III ~ ainuI
township ana wiz man . s,leiiu1u
s'och lIrn '@Nlns 'inloei "iiu H'''eI
y" y" 80 eA' S11tlo'' -
9'ociN u Z pace "i'i' ''''''' II ne
spring
I: S. Post and father, of Deer
Creek Frederick Robinson, L q.
Larkin, of Freedom G. 4. Tileston,
Il. B. Abbott, VIM Nichols. OF
GREENWOOD - &c I ocIINei'g~i anu -ir
Oil'' 'lil''i - u I1eliilorC n . gran
ger sou !, q, u 81 . W rio@,ei, Oh
q D N"nhon' % spring
oreeA' looAcu III Oh Us hoii''ay'
Benjamin Parker, OF Illinois, has
bought The ID. ). DuckWorth place on
Spring Creek, two miles east Of Phil
ipsburg and will move on the place as
soon as the necessary repairs can be
made. We are glad to have such men I
as Mr.. Parker locate among US as he
IS, we think, made OF the right Kind
u ma etlai anu DiIHSs ~ some o. me
'" here"l'ilall 10 nei3 Things along
Hon w. T. MORGAN of hillside !