Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-26
REAL ESTATE.

The attention Of judges of cleo
ton and all others is called to our
summary of the Kansas law about
elections on the last page of the HER
AID.
e. L. Prince & Son, coal dealers,
are expecting a large quantity of Col
OradO coal IN a few days. Wait and
have your bin filed with Colorado
coal.
DR.. j. II. Ely, of Norton, has been
secured to deliver one of his excellent
/ lectures before the County Teachers
Association ON Saturday evening, No
vember 3D.
Last Saturday was a busy day
/ for our merchants. The town was
fairly crowded with teams and farm
! ers from all parts Of the county who
! come here to trade
In this copy of the HERALD we
! print the full Republican ticket.
| Take this HERALD with you to the
polls to compare with the tickets In
/ circulation election day.
j. H FIeisher, while in the HER
AID Office a few days ago, remarked
that n. 3. Mccormick gave them a
splendid political speech a few eve
nings previous, in his neighbOrhOOd.
The HERALD is requested by Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Archer to return to
their neighbOrs and friends their pro
found thanks for kindness extended
to them and their son Frank during
his late fatal illness.
Hons. S. D. Decker and O. r.
Fegan, Republican speakers, are
billed for this place Saturday, No
Yember 3rd. This Will be the last
meeting at Phillipsburg before cleo
ton. Let everybody turn out.
Last week we gave particulars of
the losing Of a pOcket-bOOk by @. A.
Blue A lady of Lincoln, Nebraska,
picked it up and carried it homo with
her. Mr. Blue sent for it through
the Sheriff and he recovered his prop
erty.
Mrs. Achsah S. Willard, mother
Of Mrs E. F. Horns, who is visiting
her son Charles Willard, at Wichita,
slipped and fell a few days ago break
ing her left leg. It is a serious acct
dent, and bad one for a lady nearly
seventy years old.
Joe Gebhart comes to the front
with an excellent line Of fall and win
ter goods. In dress goods fannels,
cOttOns, hannels, etc, his stock is com
plete. And prices we'll he will not
be undersOld. Call and see those Is
cent Overalls. Joe means business.
C. A. Spaulding will meet with
the opposition in joint debate, at
Shearer School House, Belmont town
ship, on Wednesday, Oct 31st. Also
meet representatives Of the OppOsi-
| ton at North Star School House in
Beaver township, Tuesday, Oct Both.
1t is plain to be seen now that
l the political job was put up by Gov
z ingtOn, Cole and Mckay on one side
and Boyd q Fuller on the other side.
f Four of them wanted Offices and
f COvIngtOn IS working for perqusites.
Those candidates were looking out
for us four and no more"
C. 3. Austin has applied to the
Council for permission to build q
fruit stand or a little house where
peanuts, fruit, cigars, etc, may be
sold, in the street at the southeast
corner Of the square just in the corn
1 er made by the two street crossings
The application has not yet been
acted upon.
H. n. Boyd still keeps a card
? standing in his paper challenging Re
2 Ipubicans to a joint discussion. DOz-
ems Of debates have been held in the
county with Boyd and others, and
r yet the freeman scarcely mentions
! the fact but keeps the said card stand
ing to create the impression that
everybody is afraid to meet Mr.. Boyd
Attorney n. B. Mccormick was
! taken suddenly Ill in his Office last
Monday and for a time his recovery
was considered doubtful DR. Wal
lace saws the trouble was neuralgia Oh
> the heart. He was so i'll that 1t was
l thought to be not safe to remove him
1 from the Office, and he remained
there all day, a bed being brought in
At this writing he IS much improved
l j. S. Barnes, secretary of the cOuI.
{ ty fair, wrote Van Shields on the 9Th
I inst. as follows: Enclosed find checE
for your premium on Sorghum Syrup
= less 20 per cent entry" If Van haC
! entered a quart of his excellent syrup
] at the state fair he would dOutless
3 have received first premium there
D also, it is par excellent and no mis-
taEa.-LOHg Island IIlteT-OcedH.
e Rev B. R. Turner, who accepted
= a call from the CongregatiOnalists
/. writes US. The closing portion Of his
o letter is as follows: Il have accepted
K an invitation to preach for tw,
/ churches. one Of them is In Chyennt
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