Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-10
SALuTArouY-Good morning

The HERALD office is prepared to do
yOr Job Printing ON short notice and
IL lowest.rates.
We add the name of w. D. Rovey.
of Philipsourg. 10 our list OF cash Sub
scribers this week.
McElroy & Mckay have built neat
fence in front of heir lots On the north
side # the square.
Mrs. Rowe, of Massachu etts, an aunt
of Mr. James S@llee is visiting her friends
in Phillips county.
DIR. jenkins. of The Kirwin Chief, was
looking up matters at the Capital last
Friday, and made this office call.
e. ". Fetch of Cons dia, is in the
county luOk;ug tor stock farm, and
will 90 to Walnut township to-day.
Rev. b. K. turner will preach Sunday
evening at the PhIlipsburg school h. use.
Subject: ] he resur, ection OF hist.
The NJ. Z. Social ALL meet at The
residence of VIM. Bisselr, Iue day
evening, April 10, 1884. All are in
vlted.
Nathan Hops, late of Iowa. has
bought.the imothy Wandell 'arm he r
Long Island They were over yesterday
t, {, m .lete the transfer.
We are plea, ed to note that after all
illr ess If two weeks, Ritner Smith is
again alb to be around and discharge
the duties of the Registers Office.
VIM. Post, "A democratic soldier. of
Arcade town hip, called at this office
Satu day AID renewed his faith in the
HrhALD-
" hen Solomon X. Sawhorse sends us
his true anne aRd add eSs we will il we
can pare the space publish his views ON
the Whi-key and Tariff que tions.
Care will kill ca. The care must
be exercised in taking aim. It is ex-
nemely difficult, however, to hit one
the dark with Il bottle. Il New Orleans
z lune.
The commissioners at their meeting
THIS week cancelled Sc, 466. 2Oin warrants
on the general fund, and $1.977.90 on
the poor fund. max NC a total of SO ,O24.-
10, paid and eceived on tax.
John NJ. Peters of Jewell county, has
bought the farms > Isaac Triggs in Ar
cade and Plum townships and will move
his family and stock to this county at
once.
s'OId Reliable. "-TeLand'S brand of
all Others in purity and general excel
lence. Don't be induced to try any 9TH
err.
Parties wishing to make final proof on
homestead or ore emnliOn cl inns. will
find It to their advantage to call ON
VIM. Bissell. Ne makes that speci-
,lty.
e. w. Weeks. of Freedom township,
add. this week. a fine lot nf par mips to
the HERALD collection. Five of them
weigh l 2 pounds, and average is
inches in length.
We were h ,wn the asses, ment rolls
of Arcade township, w. d. Granger
assessor, and Valley township, Charles
Ernst, assessor, by j. w. Lowe, this
~ eek. They are in splend d shape, and
are the two STAR eturns that have
been handed in so far.
We acknowledge the receint'of a poem
of some merit, en- it'll, d, "a Diving Inf
DEL We have to say to the author that
his last request b is heen carefully M
piled with. Owing to its length and The
crowded condition of our columns, we
did not have space to publish 1t.
The IS of Atlanta given
under the auspices of the G. A. r. pot,
No. II, last Thur day evening at the
COur House, was IL dee ided success.
They had All aud ence of q, er four nun.
d ed people, and al were well pleased
with the perfn nance. hey will re
neat the entertainment tonight, with
several new features.
S. P. Smith. of Jamestown Kansas,
has bought 600 acI e. cI school land in
| Belmont township. He will fence the
whole TIL c., and sock it W tn blOOded
cattle and horses. MIR. Smith has also
| hargained for the Geo. Russell farm at
400 adjoining bis We are pleased to
welc"me such men TO our community.
S. Nj West, assessor of Re mont town.
ship, called iuesdal, aud gave us the
olluwinG figures concerning his town
ship: IA horses, va ued at S6,450;
| $50 cattle. valued at S6 04n: 262 hog,
valu, al 1851; total taxable properly
above exemption, 81 GIG; acres of taxa
BILE land IL .402, Valne S23 600. He re-
ports that Shelton Henderson has more
crops in than any other farmer in the
township.
We are gled TO again place the name
of our old friend, Isaac Griffin, of bea-
We town hip, gu our list. Mr. Griffin
had been sub>c ibei for numb,r of
We Rs unil asst fall, when he con GUIDED
that he did not want The HrRALD any
MGR, ST. had it stopped. He came in
Ia 1 week and said he lad ''changed
mis- mind,'' and NV the HERALD will
Wit him tifty-twO times Il ear as fOlm-
erly.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of w. F. Wright, dealer
in general mel chandi>e, Marvin, kans.
Mr., " light Was Receiver ct the North
Platte. Neb., Land office at one time,
is a careful aud pleasant business man,
aud will lao doubt meet with the success
IN the me-, cnandise business thai he
just y deserves.
PER-, Meadows is in town circulating