Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-26
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r. 3 DURKES,


in the vest. He is 3 fine workman and
win Trim you up in the latest style he
also keeps q choice line Of cigars. Mr..
Durkes has been in the state but about
3 year. He is from Princeton, Ill.
Near the southeast corner Of the
square,
MCDOWELL & ALBAUGH
are greetings neat frame building which
thew will uso for a billiard hall. These
gentlemen inform US that their place of
business will be conducted on strictly
temperance principles, that they will
allow no Intoxicating liquors of any
kind to be drank upon their premises.
They have procured two tables and In
tend that their rooms shall be used only
as a place for quiet amusement. These
young men were raised in this county,
being mere lads when their pareRts
game here.
The only government OFFICIAL in our
city, Is
who has lately been appointed POstmas-
ter Of this city. Dave has been a true
and tried democrat during times when
it tried his metal to hang to democracy.
But he has proven faithful unto the end
and consequently received his just re-
ward. Up to the present writing, he is
giving eminent satisfaction, and judg
ing frOpl his physical organization we
think he will hold out. Mir. Clark came
from Iowa to this county in 1878, aud
has been quite successful in business
matters. He hasa fine farm near town
and one of the best residences in the
city. The post-ofiee is located in a neat
room on the east side of the square.
D. A. BICKFORD
is assistant postmaster He has lived
in this city since he was q lad and is
known to be young man of ability and
sterling integrity.
Among our institutions is the lumber
eoRpany of
HOWELL BROTHERS.
This firm is doing an extensive trade
in everything in the lumber line. They
also handle coal.
NJ. BECkLEE,
the manager of the institution at this
place, has been in this county about -
years. During all that time he has been
an interchangeable worker, and has ac-
cumulated considerable property. He
has 3 neat residence in town, a farm
adjoining the tOwnsite and splendid
place on Deer Greek. Howell Brothers
could not do better than keep Mr.. Beck
ley in their employ, as he has ? thorough
acquaintance ip the county and is an
energetic and trustworthy man
The different professions are pretty
we'll represented here. Among the
medical fraternity is
DR.. A. B. HOUCK,
who is an old settler in the county. He
came here - years ago from Ohio and
has worked up q good practice during
that time, being we'll acquainted in the
county and having the confidence OF the
people. He has a fine residence in town
also farm in the country. He is an
electric physician and will attend to
CaIls day or night; his office is in G. w.
BickfOFd's drug store.
DIR. H. WALLACE,
whose Office is on the east side Of the
square, located in this town last sum
mer, having just come from Ohio
where he has been in practice for a
number 9f years. The doctor is a
graduate of Cincinnati Medical Col
lege, and for some time he was Sur
geon for the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne Railroad Company. He comes
well recommended as a physician and
surgeon, and attends to all calls day
or night. He has a residence on the
north side of the square.
DIR. I. F. OIALLETT.
gives the most of his attend III to his
drug business, although he does con
siderable office practice. His place of
business is on the south side of the
square, where he Will be pleased to
meet hie pld friends and customers.
DR. n, 3. HOAIAN,
homeopathic, has been doing con
eideTable practice in this county for the
past seven or eight years, and seems
to have been very successful. His
residences is p few doors south Of tie
eOutheast corner Of the square.
IN the matter Of the legal profession.
the PHILIPPE county bar is perhaps the
strongest iR the 18th judicial District
and q large quantity of this talent is
located in PhillipsbuFg.
g; w, sTINSON & SON,
have their Office at present in the
court house. Mr., StinsOn first came
70 this county, in 1872 aud -. IL