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The sun., 1888-11-12
SULLIVAN GAINING sTRESeTH
He Thinks that In Three Months He will
be q Better Naa than Ever.

Boston, Nov. u.-While other heavy
weights are wasting breath discussing what
they could do II they had the chance John L.
Sullivan remains perfectly quiet, breaking the
monotony Of his everyday life only by occa-
sionally using his editorial quill for the edf-
cation Of his New York admirers. AL restric-
tions upon his diet have been removed. and he
eats as heartily as ever, and is gaining
strength very fast. he attributes his rapid
recovery in q great measure 70 leaving the salt
and damp atmosphere Of the beach. and going
TO his parents homo at the Highlands, as well
as his persistent seeking of the open air every
day In preference to eoaansment IN a sfck
room. He had been On: .a- ride or a walk
every day since his ret9r--in fact has given
considerable elasticity =. il physicians order
as to open-air exercise. &. attends the
theatres. and a feT taFq i4gc t.lscarded his
crutches and cane aIceEnr.leE eia klees are
still quite weak. bus l.. iaa,H uo,u,tT ur5-ove-
ment, and begins 70 -aa.gB thHi lB II SaI.om-
ing his old SELF once nnra.
No one but ny.+t: innNyH iinv Iiait nan
single ailment- bas 4 :nmpIiunr!un Il E-oG c%es.
involving nearly a. .i. vir.h dr9iIlH. tgr some
days was a mama. Al. Il 1dnA a:ur 7c ave
strong men TO festrAi. -. frgu .1ImcC1: OUT
mendine satisfactorily. / asset ~ eeysiyian
did so. had Ave diseases a, oce and :he satre
time. any one OF which ordinarily Is liable 20
I prove fataI; ., but pulled, ,hseuSn; ,ha As
ftkno%' as ni aEi my friends 10, Cha, thought
had an iron constitution which no amount Of
battertnG could break down. l was mistaken.
as discovered after recklessly going withou,
food for days AT a time. 1 lost all appetite. my
stomach became weakened. and then came ,as
com plica;ion OF troubles speak OF. II Is now
seventeen weeks since I have allowed any
thing but what a strict temperance man would
approve of TO pass my lips. and II viii D. seven
teen years before ! again do anything that will
have the least tendency TO cause a recurrence
OF the trouble l have Just overcome. 1 think
that two or three weeks more viii bring ne
out all right. and that in three months / will be
q stronger and better man y. round .han ever
before and in this opinion am fortified by the
statements OF my physician"
The sun., 1888-11-12
The Congress Elections.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l1.-Secretary Of State
Adams. whose home Is ia the Tenth Congress
district. and who himself was once candidate
for Congress there, comedies the defeat OF Dav
DEM By Wilson IRen.L This makes tive Re
ppblicans in the Kentucky delegation. q loss
OF one
the Territory indicate that Carter Rem. for
Congress. has 100 Il aJor.ty; and the LeSis!a-
tpre will stand: Council. Republicans and
Democrats.
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 11.-In Washington
Territory John Z. Aliens majority over Charles
s. Voorhees, DEM for delegate to Congress
will be not less than 5000.
The sun., 1888-11-12
TEE POLICE IooK NOTES,
But Cnless They See Some Signs OF Riot
They Won't Proceed Against Most. -

But Cnless They See Some Signs OF Riot
They Won't Proceed Against Most. u
The police were taking notes al the An
archist meeting IN Cooper Union or Saturday
night. but they would no. say yesterday wheth-
er they would proceed against Schevitsh and
Most for seditious utteranees. Scheyitsch and
Most seem to have forEotIen the penalties Of
the law which have been mstsd ou. already
upon one occasion in this city 70 Most. and the
conviction under which he is now awaiting a
decision in the General Term. ioc his speech in
commemoration Of the Cnica-o Anarchists on
Nov. IL, 1887. Both Of them u-ed language on
Saturday that was quite as lnterlPerate and
quite as much calculated TO Icclte t.eic ie.-
indicted year ago.
Assistant District Attorney James Fitzgerald
said yesterday: Our once y i'll NOT act n Ias
matter unless there is . complain: made by
some one. The police were present az the
ances are likely to lead 10 breach of the reace.
and make q complaint. We should &C! .. oEce.
The sun., 1888-11-12

Fifteen hundred people gathered IL the music
hAn Q: the Ar1on Cab =: FttIy nria .a. PAX
avenue last evening 10 tsssn th. eooce.I Svsr BY
the eias nene<rA assisted by Mss EHmA Kay. 20
praro; Ms Anna LAakov. Alto. M Charles ki2ser.
tenor; Mr.. MAJ rreumAnn baritone. Mr. Car! Elt
vio,inst; Mr. Leopalt wInf.er ptano T.s ,e-ces
OF the club and Ehs orchestra were under tie .-sca
OF Mr. frank VOC der SIzekea
AnonE the s<.ecEIocs rrnt-rst vas Q nev A-r1rrs
re o. Hesrss soar. TIE go FL-ts ysrs s2tE y
Miss Emma Nay Ms Anna LA=k0v And NesArN kAse.
and TreuuAnn teA;ufe St TIE evening the
diGion By Ioe orchessrA % EtSGI-. Lass sPAn.sa
symphony in sour mnTeuenA
knosE ,hose present. vers Nly9r rtec, axh Graz.
AShbel r. fitch g " von Bkzr Etca Ari SAtEenmAy
ArERs: J. Role George kereL " AlyA-l Peter DoSISs
jacob RgpperI Ant frsdsTleK CooL
The sun., 1888-11-12

Margaret skellJ. 81 years old. OF us withers
ErssS- lt-nsz-EA tisi sA..y ysss<reAy zSruinx IN
- cAIAarI=s HesPiiAl ~asssr shS ha been rsra9y,I
~ saturday N sLro1sSVo=s coa-t;ssl Ss,ssssG (,
- 'aserInE tFoG "ssrtoss et Ho-l Aps Dr Igs ..
- EraAsE sysEz.- uha &c il % A.isas EAs
~~EaH &c Er'iNT. ~ s<nl that re ssn4a Aors
~ ft1 1s- q AssA In - eSt-ier Sas saasEiBz
tIaIn natfEF,S .tEH CO tcGsGAsl0S- ES-h sJsa VeEs
EreailT -iSeo q I'd
der % ehL6 aesegatEx 70 the Doctors ssAssnsst
dselArsi that nss taIb~F Al txE her 90
heodL siEes thas tine she hAe sssn in bed :
eoessiass coa4iCoa A. n kasfftA d. F1lStEkAS -
ssru thAi Aer asalh SAs ksda<y r-SlbeN vosl
have nlaas - Axge1lA
The sun., 1888-11-12
Wrecked hi. House with Dyu.-i,..

Hugh Nckesvers. a quArryman At Yer.
piAreka on saturday niEes bexan celebrating HA-r+
sons slseticu ey sxsio.tnE typami;s eA-.r.Sss a;
sA:e distance trol his house eaS ~esa is began
hard as sLissst as house. ss having OF Ike :yLL
mite cartridges IN sh possession Es touched ;ss :ss
20 tss ire in hs PIPE And attempted tsrov Il.
tFieEe o9t Of the toc. IL strQek the Tea
.sS itA hack IN q. rosn hsE.s.sr. ras n;o az a.
losnin< room here his t~o ehLtren axA Az-. -
an3 LtT.is Axsd ~. vsrs n bed He threw h.z.t oa
tss oet ini eeysred his head With the bed e-assinE
"hsn the cartrcEs exploded oaI iss AMI
rear os the hose dsn.oshsd the to5rs an. s.aeo-h
AEd badly wrecked the furniture TIE Ted veisA
we're SekssEers and bis tso ehttren s-es7
throuSc the side Of ,hs house. bat 81 thea Sn
seroIs-y hart TIE toise . eoDpsIs.y ursekst
The sun., 1888-11-12
PASSED KING s1REEr IN CAB.
Brewery Collector FrtedeI was Robbed
Almost, OF Course.

Ainost, OF Coarse-
Albert Friedel, a collector for Ballantine
i Co.'S brewery. was riding through West street
In a cab on Saturday afternoon In his pockets
were about $4,000. When ne was near the cor
ner OF King street. the stamping ground OF a
notorious gang Of thieves. the face OF young
man appeared at one OF the cab windows
heat. The young man stood op one Of the cab
steps. thrus, one arm through the window. and
triei TO put his hand into one OF Mr.. Frieders
pockets. Failing in this. he snatched his watch
and chain. valued AZ S2iS The collector Was
time. but he was captured later By Detective
sergean,s McG!nnis aad kee!e. He was James
silk. alias Pan face silky" silk was held for
tria! q, the Tomes Court yesterday
The sun., 1888-11-12
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF
He Cut HIS Threat, Exploded Tive Kegs OF
Powder, and St1n Lives.

POWDER, and Scu Lfve0.
CLEVELAND, Nov. u.-Wlliam Brown, the
keeper OF a grocery at Collamer. q suburb OF
this city. attempted suicide this morning in =
desperate manner. Browns family left him
one week ago because Of his disso.ute habits,
and he has since been drinking hard Last
night he was in the Post Office. which is next
to his store. and remark ed that he intended 20
blow 10 pieces every glass in the building.
This morning about o'clock the people liy-
ing in the vicinity were awakened by q loud
explosion. As they rushed from their houses
they discovered that Browns store was on
FIRE. Several men attempted to enter ii when
q second explosion occurred. blowing the front
across the street and badly wreckinG the inside
OF the store. The men entered the building and
found Brown lying on the floor with his throat
cut
The fire was eItinGutshed. when a keg Of
powder was found in the rear Of the store a
few feet from where the fire had been burning
Brown had placed at least three kegs OF powder
in the store where they would be exploded by
the fire. then touched match TO some infiam-
mabie material and aiterward cut his throat.
Two kegs of powder exploded. but in spite Of
this and the knife wound Brown will recover.
The sun., 1888-11-12
Shot LIs sal-ln.I.x.

ELKroS. Nd, Nov. ll.-Samue! Young a
negro. shot and killed Georzs Warren his SON.
ir-law. yesterday. al White Banks, on the north
Ras; River. in Elk Neck. Tho men had auar-
relied over q dog which belonged 10 Warren
and which the latter traded OF after having
suffering with sore foot when Warren gave
him god shaking. As the son-in; ;law !eft tho
down from tebind. The Iury to-day rendered
q verdict Of E.lfu! marder
The sun., 1888-11-12
Carrying the War ,.ss ,Ae Psue. Court.

Capt Milton Young. IN command OF the Sal
ranen Army barracks tSl ssrsu;a svssss asrsArsd
~ Jecsrson Market Cour; y,ssft,y ASAzss Isaac Els
and Gsorss Broseh-rs two OF "a. sa,4.st vie ssss-
Cd the sa!yAtioa serves >AEzr.Ay HiGsI rae CAP
tain sat that the yssIas EIsrgs,<t he sE5
ref set TO leave the hArAsks -4s= ueea he se1s-sA
them sut Vie aid defence TIA: ens ot tie $40
ton IAssiss ausnP:ei ,IeA rs ga = eSok A. sssS
ieeIsc- Jciles FoEt snsI is<n 81 sAcA
The sun., 1888-11-12
JESSE Hor1,s WIDOW DEAD.
She did Not Long Enjoy the 8l ESQ yOO1
Len Her By Her Husband

The arrangements for the funeral Of Mrs.
Helen Maria Hoyt, who died on Saturday at
her residence. 81 West Forty-eiShth street.
will be completed on the arrival Of her dauSh-
ter. Mary Irene Hoyt. who is expected to rescn
New York from Chicago this afternoon Mrs
Helen Maria Hoyt was the widow OF Jesse
Hoyt, the wealthy grain dealer and railroad
man, who died in August. lss2. leaving . for
tune estimated at $4,000. This viii was
her daughter began the will contest which at
tracted so much attention. Mrs. Hoyt and her
daughter claimed that the executors had not
furnished them means OF support. although
Mr.. Hoyt's will lett Sl.250;0co 10 his wife and
Irene Hoyt. According 10 the viii these be-
quests. amounting 70 s.. 10000. al the death
Of Mrs Hoyt and her daughter Mary Irene
arc to be divided among Mr.. Aoyts brothers.
The sun., 1888-11-12
D,,eharse OF Nav, r.rd wore....

PORTSMOUTH. y. a., Nov. ll.-There was q
Wholesale discharge OF workmen from the
navy yard last nighr in the department. OF con-
struction. including all the hands In tho boat
shop. cep' one aI,i re n ice. also shipwrights
and laborerS and txeIys men in the department,
OF engineering THIS sTops al! work on the
training ship saratoga aad Portsmouth now
UNDER repair a. the yErt
The sun., 1888-11-12
PRORAkLF NOT IRUE
A Rauaor that Senator BIodEett viii Bar
gala for Federal Patronage.

When United States Senator Rufus Blodgett
was elected by tho Republicans and boiling
Democrats in the NeE jersey Legislature two
years ago, 1t was rumored tina. II the United
States Was close enough 10 make his vote
necessary for Repu 6ican supremacy and a
Republican President was elected In 1888 he
would make terms with the new Admiristra-
t!or. He Is now ccnf onied with this condition
and the rumor has been revived On account
overtures will be made bE the Republicans 10
Mr.. Elodgett. and there Is 20 be offered 10 him.
Tor his AID in organizing the senate and in
passing partisan bills. control OF The Eepubli-
can patronage In New Jersey. lir. h odgett
took an active part in the cam paiRn in Mon
mouth e"nnsy and was warm supporter Of
President Cleveland.
The sun., 1888-11-12
atiant. Ha. Not Closed her Gates.

ATLANTA, Ga Nov. 1.-The statement
f-om Jacksonville. "a. ,ha: exeIrS.on trains
would be allowed 10 I'ASs through Macon and
Augusta hut :h.t Atlanta has not orsusd hsr
sAIes. Is ppiEue AnsAta never elo1-d her
opeH them Atlantis has teen lull OF refuge.
EHridlAns al summer and Ibe only rpeAu-
tion she ever took as 70 insist that sick PER
Aons should Oe kept in hospitals.
The sun., 1888-11-12
A Faaily s,asb.As On ,le Eas, Side.

Two weeks ago Rosini Canizarro's wife left
kiG On account Of erSs rsarnS and sent 10 live ~tsh
her eroihsriElau Joseph CAnts1rro aI Extra pass-
LAsi Eizhs Eosnl catered hh bsothsts AparsEts asd
EA5sed him IN the he also Grgek JossDhB wife on
TIE heAd SHh h1nEsr knSssis iii. red from bs
eEoSesr n he halsay. saa they gsni a. each o.Ssr
With EntyeA bosh we're aErssfe1 and after kAyinG
UOants esSs4 - the Yh sSssst s,Aklon. leeksd
- kos.1fs sns eAl1 thai her bE1bARA eEA fsm Italy
bsGa1ss h kA1 hliS1 A1.A
The sun., 1888-11-12
The Delaware seuatorshIp.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Morning Nelrs
tomorrow will say: Information obtained
from Dover shows that there is nothing sub
stantial in the report tha; the seat Of the Re-
publican State Senator e.ecf in Kent county
Is 10 he contested. The scheme Of q contest
has been in the wind for several days. but il is
regarded BY sensible men'of both partiesas
peanut politics.
The sun., 1888-11-12
a New sssaa Tash, By Bu-=ea..

soon begin Eo-k Oh a new steel steam yacht
from design by Mr.. Burgess The new craft
will be ll0 feet IouE on the wafer liae. ls feet
beam. and : y feet dTaught- Speed viii Be the
rAFAmounI Consideration in drawing the lines
OF the new vessel. and she IL 10 have powerful
ka4chinerY. All the latest improvements which
have made steam yachting such q luxurious
Pastime VII be adopted In ntttng up tho new
The sun., 1888-11-12
IL seasboay Joking . RIsiAG TsuHx y,r-
EiaiAhf
This advertisements annAanS5 q. . ~ ",

paPeE TsE'sEtAy
H.yc@rE-BALDSIS-NT oseAF Haneoex n rt.ir1
yn-nS nnEn!An SAs married in o. Ihunass hsrcE
tttt egy on IEurStAy Nov : TO Isabella y B1ldusn
SAEEbts; q the late 6grr RAtuiu % NAshinEyor- d
y l.s Sl5s soIe IAFs.lts eTs2s Of sl0Ih and
tie south " - -
Ihs ksy pT brova rector os 81 nOnAst Protestant
bD.ca0al church tosd . reporter yoagerdAy that no
seee Ssedinz oesgrrsd there There va . vsdainE Al
sk IeonASl 90 mUrtdAy sysnlnE The younE eoapls
ysrs ysrs IhanAs L Watt. and htl AhAls cszy q Ilis
The sun., 1888-11-12
The Pope sa,,.asa wi,a the Elss,,su.

ROME, Nov. 1.-THE Vatican AUTHORIZES
express satisiastion with the election o! Nj
Harrison, az whore hands tie catholic inter
esis OF America arc not expected 10 su1e..
The sun., 1888-11-12
Two MHra.r. IA ss,....L.

SAvASSAR. Nov, E.--SAvarnah had 'two
nurisrs to-day. Joserh Snvsrs. . Brazilian
negro. shot and killed Tate Wilson this morn
lpg. Tonight James hnckney struck Ben
HAItlsy with q ellb. fraeturiTE his skull. and
ks died In shou tiUe- All the Parties arc col
sres!; siiyeyS Was arrested and IL In iAil
fiEekney ID ALL AZ iATKa
The sun., 1888-11-12
Eepuslie.a Clerk Discharged.

NORWICH, Conn. Sov. ll.---Last night
Postmaster Avery notified Chic: Clerk Caruth-
ers tha. his services would te dispensed with
after the both ipst CaTIthers Was chief clerk
o. the Office for rru Ger OF ysa-s under tho
Republican Adm Isl, ton. and was continued
In the pl.e by Mr.. Avery when lie took the
Office three years ago.
The sun., 1888-11-12
Bssry aAd BlooAthIrssy.

Joseph Bauman tock Part in the Anarchists
parade % SATURDAY H<sL he became - elsd wa ss-
tsusAsra and he<r that re rushed tosu tEsss~sry
tboGIinF Boa1 eloss. s,Soi oteee PranEs .4ps=r~d
h.ur- 4 ksssI AArEtk ysssgdAy EAluAa yrSs<sIst
hG; te no grser dtsssSi loS Asi sstes ssE-Aa -
klEa os N,.h $40 1nN
The sun., 1888-11-12
To Bald Railroad. In siberia.

ST. PETERsBTRG. Nov. IA powerful
American syndicate Is about TO be formed for
the purpose Of tu liing railroads In Siberia
Besides 4 ,arge subsidy. the Government will
give 40 '.OLO ronbles yearly tor the traa=po.-
tation Of mails aEd cUnyIctS.
The sun., 1888-11-12
To BE the B,Es<., BsiiaiAG Ia jersey city.

The Hudson County National BSk AMI the
ProOd'I' iEsEisaticE ssr sAvEss % JsSey cay sAv
formed PL-'asFyhi2 20 Rsu e.t = -
lArsesi sgI' sag n Jersey CITY !;pD - n NAlA
toe Ani fyus7ie ,usstA - over !Sr<y t,,y Aas
The sun., 1888-11-12
rasa % KIN HsrrsIE.

MrS MAzEis Is Grange, aged 2s. living With
lar su.bARd aAa res sk:drsu II Sorth yih street
Et1L1sS1rKh Ussk dess q rsris Erssa IAss sysatnS
Hsr hese@84 dssossEeA WhAi ske kA1 do1e An4 sal-
Haaesa an elasal.aes froA tks EAslsn D1izisl Hoe
p1GAl - tAolSks lAs VL Fsesrk.
The sun., 1888-11-12
ne Wan Again Arr.slsA.

Ike Vail the eonhdsaes mAn. Vas arrested
sa tie river trenI Saturday BY pssssrvs hAiSI =
~ n svt6sass tAlf hs IA 6ass 1zJ,Aias sTslG
The sun., 1888-11-12

A meeting was held last night In the main
asla' t-s .senr L,eern Nyrt stree, wiiiam.barsh
souEusnorarV We ef The deA o. the Anarchists uho
tSsng-d IN Chicago There q large ascend.
tl-s EstaTl-y OF tts<s ~ha pfesent
Eomru Re. ft--ns t,corA,inns ali
a!Gsk few 20 iessl in citizens dress the eA1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-02
Teachar,s Aeeociation.

Although the day, Saturday, February 18th, was
rather di-agreea1le, when We arrived al the depot
we found several OF the good folks Of PrairieyieW
there waiting our arrival. Mr.. Jacob POppiu
fret took u in hand and treated to the pleas
ure Of good IRE, after which several convey
ances were furnished and We soon formed mer-
~ company enroute 70 the school house, where
the following program was carried into effect.
1880 d. N. Devotional; followed by music, and
al 1870 u. III. address by jacob Poppen.
social-noon.
e. The dinner hour now having arrived the best of
ccommOdarious and an abundance Of excellent
proyender was courteOusIy extended TO all wish
tore. After dinner We again returned to the
school house and continued the program as fol-
lows:
1880 p. III. Music.
The Relation OF the People 10 Teachers Asso-
citation. This subject had been assigned 10 Supt.
Young, but he not beiag present was thrown open
for general discussion. The next subject, ''The
Relation Of Teachers TO Parents, had been as
signed 20 Mrs Laura Fleizher who was absent
also, and the subject was thrown open for dis
question
very interesting paper on, THE Successful
Teacher was read by Miss Clara Shurtz.
Miss Eunice Norris furnished paper on, THE
Educational Qualifications OF the Teacher"
Dir. o. L. smiths paper, The Moral Qualidca-
lions of the Teacher was pointed and practical
The exercises were interpreted with some
really good music by the Luctor Brass Band.
Mrs McIlinscy presided at the organ, and that
is equivalent TO saying that the music was excel
lent.
We congratulate Pr..irieview on the Intelligence
and enterprise OF herpeOple and in behalf Of the
PhilIpsburg teachers We wish 10 emphatically say
that Prairieview folks know how to entertain.
J.. F.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-02
Matches and JezCeLTy at
SpGltLdiR6 s. Butchers.

Go to Hoffman the new jeweler for
spectacles, clocks, watches, jewelry,
and everything in his line.
The cheapest place on earth to buy
your goods Is at the store of c. H..
Leihugwell.
Go to Evans Meat Market on the
east side for fresh fish now on sale
there.
WANTED A good cook at the Com
mercial House. Permanent employ
meut and good wages
"A. II. Pearson, abstractor, IS turn
ing out some most excellent work in his
line He is a careful, experienced alb
stractOr. 81.
For that cut finger or broken limb
you might now be receiving $50 per
week if you had an accident policy in
''The Travellers"
All the popular magazines and late
leading papers of the country, at the
news stand of Nipps & Kelley ON the
west side Of the square.
George Cole, remember, has a
complete line of fresh groceries Leave
your ORDER and he Will deliver goods
to any part OF the city
Three corner lots for business
Residence lots Tor sale cheap. New
rates on farm lOans-Inquire Of Phillips
County Bank.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-02

Save the money you are now spend
ing fooiishly by investing it IN an En-
dowment Policy in the Northwestern
Life.
If you want to get your prescrp-
IONS compounded cheap and with care
take them TO s. S. Fisher 81 Co., sout
side public square.
"A good single buggy harness for
only IS. and 2 good double buggy har-
ness for only SIS. at E. Johns. at hlr-
win. l1-5U.
Have Alva n. Pearson make your
abstract. He makes it a business, his
papers are always neat, as well a. cor
rect, and charges reaso able. Il.
When in Kirwin drop into E.
Johns establishment and examine his
big stock OF harness goods. His prices
will meet your views. l1-5t.
The fellow that wrote 81 reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
An kinds Of building stone from 4
TO 20 inches thick in any quantities on
cars at Stuttgart on short notice. Ad-
dress, Chas. Tracy, Stuttgart, Kansas
$1,000 per year iasuFes you S25 90
per week IN case of accident resulting
IN total disability il insured with G. A
Spaulding q Co
"A. E Ryan, the merchant, has on
hand end for sale the 80 Domestic Sew
ing machine, - which 1t is claimed is
the best manufactured. If you want a
machine give him call.
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Watches n7ld JezCeLTy at
SDnzLLdin6 8. DzLtcheI s..

Hoffman the new jeweler has a
fine line Of clocks.
Go 10 Lish's New Bakery for
lunch.
For a fine buggy or spring wagon
60 to Crosthwait Implement Cos. II.
Fresh fish at Garretson & John
sons meat market on the south side.
SPECIAL bargains in rubber boots
at IL. S. Polling & Co.'S.
Package coffee 20 cents per ID. at
c. H. Leffingwells.
Go to Hoffman the new ieweler for
anything in his line
Page q Eberstein keeps the popu-
lar eating house Of the city.
DIR. II. Wallace is the local surgeon
of the G. x. & y. Railroad. If.
Ladies over shoes at cost for the
next 80 days at H. S. Polling & Co.'S.
H. S. Polling & Co. is Headquarters
for McLaughtin's xxx coffee.
"A No. / Japan Tea at % cents per
ID. at G. IL. Letlingwell's.
%. ". Bickford pays the highest
market price for hogs 6-1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Jesse Hartman is visiting friends FOR few
days at KirWin.
Irwin Mcdowell has moved back on TO his farm
just east Of town.
Rev Hall has been assisting in protracted
meeting in Norton
Clarence Lowe viii in about week start for
sa lima to attend College.
Isaac Hawley viii discontinue his store ct Crow
and return to his farm,
J. /. Petty has returned from his business trip
10 Kansas City, st. Joseph and other points
east.
Mr.. 8siehaIizky OF the Chicago Fair, viii start
in few days for the east, to buy stock Of
spring goods.
Mr.. earle, OF the law firm Of smith 3 Carrie, has
returned. He taught a term Of School this win
ter.
John Foley. Of Grow. has returned from Iowa
City Iowa. where he has been attending Medical
College.
Prof. Grade, Of the salIna College, preached at
the 81. Z, Church last Sunday and sunday even
ing. lie is a good speaker.
j. s. Barnes was this week in Bedford, Ia. HE
partner Mr. McCoun, Is engaged in conrt in de-
Tending man On charge Of murder. Mr.. b.
assisting in the trial
The HERALD + good friend H. e. bullA5 tol
Of Luctor, was a caller last Friday. lie says to
his mind there s every indication that this viii be
good crop year.
A p. McElroy Left on Wednesday for ST. Louis
and Roila, No. on business. He Will while alb
sent visit Lawrence Kansas, and attend the Real
Estate Convention al Clyde.
Harry Root representing the Atchizon Cham
piou has been in town few days. The Cham
pion is a good friend of PhiIlipsburg and We COM
mend IL TO our citizens.
W. j. William Of West Cedar was caller on
Monday He has resided in Phillips county six
teen years and likes the county better than any
other place he ever lived.