Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27


-Garretson & johnson have sold
J their meat market business to Link
Nipps.
T. n. Jones returned to Phillips
burg from Mama county by team on
the overland route.
Elder Bracken's new residence
one mile east Of town is approaching
completion
Next Monday evening is the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Board
of Trade.
Prof Loar has the pass books Of
the Building & Loan Association now
ready for delivery to each share
holder.
The M. E. Church dime sociabIe
Will be held at the residence of J. H.
! Dukehart on Tuesday evening next.
All invited
Mrs. S. j. Hartman, Mrs. c. H.
Leffingwell, Mrs. j. M. McNay and
Miss Jennie O'Connor joined the NJ.
Church Society last Sunday evening.
Have you ever seen Dobler & Co.
at their car take a picture after
night They do it as quickly as
flash of lightning, by a new process.
Prof. Loar says about half of his
/ Pupils are now absenting themselves
from school. They are eat home
4 wrestling with the measles.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Building and Loan Association
will be held on Friday evening of
next week at which time about $780,
i. will be ready to loan.
There is a rumor afoat that John
T BisseI seriously contemplates build
ing a fine hotel in Phillipsburg, on
S his lots east of the Phillips County
Bank.
Those who have, the past few
- days, met our business associate, Mr..
+ E. F. KOrns, probably noticed his
happy and contented look. The
cause of that is that there is a bright
st little girl baby at his home.
We this week received from Chi
D cagO $500 worth of new type. We
'e also have an order out for quartz
medium Gordon Job Press which vii
y arrive soon. We are getting the
HERALD Office in splendid shape.
:. In this paper appears the new
advertisement of E. E. Hoffman, the
20 new jeweler. Let HERALD readers re
n member that a good time piece car
now be bought cheaper than ever be
e fore in the history of Phillipsburg.
What will Phillipsburg do nov
= for a public hall since the Commits
i sioners have decided that the Cour
;. room can no longer be used excep
- for court, for political convention
20 % and for religious meetings.
)" Joseph Love- Esq, prominen
" lawyer and politician from Washing
ton, Kansas, was in the city yester
day. He is well known as a former
u candidate against John A Anderson
y for Congress.
- The Board of Commissioners ha
II ordered some needed improvement
made in the Court House. The OF
- fee of the Clerk of the Court is mad
l 7e by cutting off a corner in the secon,
. story. A room is to be finished up il
y the basement for the Probate Judge
Ir- The HERALD's good old Demo
y cratic friend, j. K. Edwards, ez
County Coroner, of Arcade, was
- caller one day last week. He is til
5v second in line for the inheritance of
snug little fortune in Ireland. Nj
of Edwards has a strong love for the oil
rs, country yet.
~ e. B. Harter, last Saturday, ez
hibited TO us IN a good state Of pre-
Oh ervation a note or bill issued by til
q American Congress In 1777, or on
lse hundred and eleven years ago.
was a promise to pay three shil
BIZ ings. Mr.. Harter prises this o.
ne piece of money very highly as indee
as he may as Continental money
-av very rare.
It Pictures taken night or day at Il
Photo car, same prices for night wol
as day. Call and see Us soon as Y