Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-01-04

tanning some currency. The owner
can get the same at the office of Ritner
Smith by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Carlyle stated great truth when
he said. "Adversity is sometimes
hard upon man, but for one man
that an stand prosperity there are a
hundred that will stand adversely"
Read carefully the advertisement
of our new harness maker, James
Billiard. which you will find in this
impression. Then Gallon him and
see if he don't tell the truth.
Our Premium offer means just
what it says; The CHICAGO WEEKLY
NEWS one year for nothing to every
subscriber who pays his subscription
account to date and one year in adj
vance.
independent journalism has no
truer exponent in the West than the
CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS. It's pOliti-
cal news is presented free from parti-
san bias.
The Kansas Legislature will con-
vene the 9th. The election of U. S.
Senator will probably occur on or
about the Goth.
John Close and Geo. Stinson are
busily engaged this week making a
box for dipping sheep. They viii
put the thing in use when the wealth
er permits.
The Drama, "The Last Loaf, +" will
be rendered in Phillipsburg in short
time, under the management Of Prof.
c. w. Snodgrass. Proceeds for The
PhilIipsburg Library Association.
-Elihu Davis and w. F. Wood
ward have formed law partnership
and soon the expectant public will
see a shingle on the north side of the
square as follows Davis & Wood
ward, Attorneys at Law.
j. V. Close wants it understood
that all who are indebted to him must
positively call and settle on or before
the first of January, 1883, or he will
have to place all unsettled accounts in
the hands of a Justice.
The foolish man foldeth his arms
and saith: "There is no trade, why
should advertise" But the wise
man is not so. He whoopeth it up in
the newspapers and verify he draw.
eth trade from afar off.
d. S. Palmer of Beaver, Ira Fer.
guson, and John Lape, of Sumner; J.
NJ. Allen and ]. J. Richards, of Glen
wood P. Brethour and Chas. Tracy
of Dayton, were in the 'bUrg Friday
and made us call.
Quarterly meeting of the United
Brethren Church will be held at the
Bissell school house, two and a hall
miles west of Phillipsburg, cOmmenc
ing Saturday the 18th day. of February
1888, lasting over Sunday. Elders
McGhee and DeerdOrf will preach.
ID. B. Bailey reports his sheep as
doing well and that he has not began
to feed his old sheep either grain OF
hay and does expect to before the first
of March, but is feeding the lambs
some. He has about HOO in all and il
well pleased with the business.
The Masonic supper at the Cour
House after the installation of officers
on st. Johns Day was one of ths
most pleasant affairs of the season anc
well attended. We regret to say tha
we were not able to be present during
the whole of the evening.
Geo. Veeh, Trustee of Mound
made the HERALD a business call
Monday and commenced the New
Year by paying his subscription t.
February 1884. Geo. is one of tn,
pioneers, has made it pay and nov
has corn and potatoes for sale.
The Presbyterian Sabbath Schoo
was organized at the Church Sunda!
morning. d. A. Huling. Superin
tendent; w. I. Archer, Asst Supt.
N. B. Mccormick Chorister Mrs
Rogers, Treasurer and Mr.. S. w
McElroy, Secretary. Organist no
yet elected.
By an oversight we failed to men
ton the sOciable at DIR. Houck's or an
nOunce the one for this week at tn
residence of Elihu Davis, but as the,
have become established institution
and well attended, whether advertis
ed or not. We hope our failure t
mention will be excused.
Hon. D. B. Bailey called OF u
Tuesday morning and provided 70
his current years news reading b.
subscribing for the Leavenwortl
Times and the Chicago Weekly Neet
in connection with the HERALD. MI
B. is one of our most enterprising eli
liens and thinks it pays to kee
posted.
e. A. Mitchell, Joseph Youn
and Joseph KendreW. of Freedom