Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-23
Still cold.
Winter is half over

AEOI1 the WeSG5 PuDLsAGu Dy r n EAOs
The Phillips County Bank speaks for
itself this week in a double column sad. "
~ We understand A. G. Mcbride will
resume the publication of the OberIin
World at an early date.
Iron, Potash, and the best vegetable
alternatives, render Ayers SarsapariIla
unequaled as q blood medicine.
WIN Mccormick has so far recovered
with mis- broken limb that he can go to
The table for his regular meals.
We are under obligations to Post
master Clark for allowing US to assist in
the distribution Of delayed mail,
Mr.. A. Iabell, Of the north part of the
county, made a business trip 10 the
hub this week.
Henry Blackman, of Big Bend, puts
mp this week $3.50 in cash on subscrip-
ton to the HERALD.
The amount OF property consumed at
the Norton fire is estimated at $84, 800,
with an insurance of $4,000.
J. N. Curl and A. c. Hayes passed
through Phnlipsburg Tuesday to attend
a contest before the L. S. Land Office.
TO thine own self be true and it must
follow as the night the day, thou can'st
not then be false to any man.-Hamlet.
The teachers examination VIII be
held Saturday, Jan. 3Oth, instead OF
Jan. goth, as announced in last weeks
issue.
Ayers Cethartic Pills cleanse the sys-
tenn, stimulate the appetite and diges-
tive organs, vitGlize the blood, and thus
renew the golden age of youth.
The second winter term of Campbell
Normal University opens Jan. 18th.
Ne" classes are organized every term.
Write for circulars
Some Of the Northwest Kansas edi-
tors made IA raid on their dry goods
stores for wrapping paper to complete
their issues during the blockade.
Last week an engine with snow pillow
was thrown from the track between
Marvin and Big Bend. No one hart,
but trains were delayed several days.
If you are short of collateral and yet
feel like beginning the new year with
q clear conscience by paying the print
er, we will take corn on subscription
We understand that Fred Veeh sold
his farm recently for 81, 300. We hope
Fred will decide 10 remain in Phillips
county. Heis live citizen and under
stands his business.
II. r. Daniels called Saturday and
renewed his subscription to the HER
AID. He informs US that he will quit
the farm and engage in other business,
probably at Phillipsburg.
Rev. TheO. Bracken preached last
Sabbath morning from the words, soc
cupy till 1 come, !" as his text, u very
entertaining, interesting AMI instructive
sermon. Re had a large congregation.
Elder Turner, we understand, win de
liver his lecture, "True to Nature, or
Sentimental Journey at Long Island
some time next week. We bespeak for
the Elder a good audience as the lecture
is well worth the admission fee.
Married AT the residence of P. @.
S. Lowe, in Dayton township, Jan. 1st,
1886, by Jos. s. Friant, J.P.. Herbert
Robinson to Miss Norah Lowe, young
est daughter of ?. G. 5. Lowe.
The young couple have the wei
wishes Of a host OF friends.
II. B. Mccormick was agreeably
surprised Wednesday morning., His
son /. eazear and little daughter Lille
returned home from Crawford county.
this state. Leazear has been away
from home nearly three years and has
grown almost to the proportions Of a
man.
Billiards for gratuitious distribution
have been manufactured and kept con
stantly on hand mp among the Rockies
this season Please erase our name
from the list as those already expe-
rienced are quite enough to satisfy the
most sangaine. We don't want TO be
selfish.
The February number of Demon
est is a fine sample Of q model maya
zine. It is brim fun of entertaining
sensible reading natter is pTofusely
illustrated with choicest eBgraVlDgss
and printed, as usual. upon the best
paper and in the Reatest possible style.
Subscription Pries orly - q yeng,