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ppt,RI ~ T NNV.hth, IVES AND sygTHwEsIs
sffkf X tfSpcr 81 ,s
Trains leave w..ains,on from ..s t ia sss:r q seA
For ,.su. am: and X: :t S.. x l.S.
G ,b s.,sF, q sI,sDi S, o.: 50 ass ~
sl.spins Oar. o sS .ar .sr ;Sa ~
md Buffet Car % 81 Louis daily, sscsps saturday
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fI y i.p SSb "a fSf r'Srf h & flg
oeS s PIN a.y sssss saturday with rsisss
For wiili.smsror,. Lob Haven. and KlmirA $1,000
For New iort ana the n las. EGO. COO II 90. ana
psSsi sof Emile. q t.1S; sc ls.s q 81. I'd
and and P s o. AL, 40 am daily s.o'Vs sssAs
For s sas, si'fsos eh.nss 90 pm every day:
y ss to.s. OF SsSaslss .' san ssns .ssrs
hs dirsct ,r.n.fsr q fulton .,r.s. svosdiss
S ~ AZ i q 400 :sa n % an
snd n :aS pm Limited Isprr:s P.rior ssd iI Din
For B.l!imors. e:sS 20. s5o, geo 30 II i Us
1880 o. = 81. oH .aS y 81 az ia ia
For fOp.s ip ins 'Pa "a H md 40 pm a.ns
''; : Nd re g..,:s gsss.s s..
ALHxANnslA AND yRFpER,cxspuna s.u.
SAS' APP AfIea ALExANDhiA AND WASHING
asss sSs $50 $50 s ss1 do IS sSs
iSss :ns so e ss md Z IS s sS '
fSS slsS%ous .n az g. south 60 s
T.,ns ,s.ss ies SssnSessn, SOS. 1os
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s.ss e z
eSs . p sss,p.on from hO's' .nS
General Manager fnIsi Gen Passenger xsest.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
sCAEDuLE IN Effect NOVEMBER 70. 1857.
hhSA s sNb nDsfra
@ Lot Chicago and Northwest EXP daily 10 IS Am
ier clncnnsu and 81 Louia Erp. a.aly .sosas
tor PiLtsburx and Cleveland EXP. daily lo.ss a..
FOr lexington and Local stations - :4oam.
FOR a S.assS B srRr.: ana ps
sdelph,. IS 90 |. n and IS rs pm;
-, ISf 3 s. ~ sYg' S'sS Sc: :S a: 50
s s.sS .ss,o sSso' r. a l,s y s'is
For innsros 20 and 30 . 1 . Ta 10 on sIS 20
e isass Ea e 30 b s.' ;s aSacss
For Way s'.tloas between w..hingson and H.Iu:
more, ; 90. $40. \ 80 am. ls TO- $50. 40, 8 IS
and $50 pm ON Sundays. D 30 an. 80. $50
For sist,on. on Metropolitan Branch 70 rs am,
g 'f9 Am. - 40 Pm. for pr1neipsl stations oaly;
sl;lO p m and 20 80 pm son sunday stops st AZ
For 9.,thersbnrs and internsdiass poiosA $40.
For Boyds aud insermsdists stations. ~ 90 pm
Church train. leave w..hinrson On Sunday onlyA
FoT fREDER!Ck- $50 an. 1850 pm. 70 .3oa
For sq H%aEasr sSR 81 40 |. n, .sd ,s 30 nm
Trains arrive from Ci.ioaeo, daily. Q 90 an. ana
As pm.; from Cincinnsti and st. LouiA daiy o 10
am and a:25 PM: fr0m nttsburs. daily. f:20 ana
From IhilsdelphiA Chester and wi,uingsou, -
am. 2;2o. 7:l and 30 p m, daily, and VI so pa
Prom sIeerly and intermedists pont north o. 3D.
Trains leave Baltimore for wsshinssos Of $40
s sSS ..;so 10 &c s:9 70 go "A ia;in isS
q. on sundsss 9: 80, q 20 9: oS. 40 90 An fss6
II I.s.p ri sunSs,. b.;. saoa.s. V Sr In
Baer.<e called for and CHECKED ss hossls and ~
dences onisrs left 1t Ticket once 6lv sad l35l
" N CLENENTs Msns~ss.
MI C K LORD General Pssssnesr Aesns
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Elassa - In the Sea.

uue sea-
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON DURING AN EARTH.
QUAKE AT MALLlCOLO ISLAND.
From the ST. James Gazette.
During an earthquake at Port Sandwich, in
Mallicolo Island. on the 21st OF October In the
middle OF the port the waves were rolling as usual
when suddenly column OF water was projected
high into the air, and at the same moment flames
issued out OF the cavity thus formed lighting lp
the sea and land for some distance round This
phenomenon, which occurred IL the evening"
lasted only few seconds but throughout tue
night there were frequent shocks OF earthquake
Inc spectators OF THIS strange sight rel tied That
the flames proceeded from the spot at which the
ships were usually mOored. Tue Dives, q govern.
ment vessel, returning 70 the island some weeks
aftefward made soundingS but ascertained that
there had been no Change In the depth OF the sea
at the anchorage II Is, however, objected that
the preci,e spot whence the flames issued may not
have been examined This phenomenon mas pro-
duced some trrpldauoD, 1t being apprehend thai
Port sandwich may some day meet with the IA e
which befel Port RESOLUTION, which Is now almost
blocked up owing to the upheaval wrought by an
earthquake, and can only De entered by ships OF
light TONNAGE.
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Beauty Under Water.

/ Beauty Under Water.
A CoRALHUED MERMAID DIsPoRTIH6 IN fHs al ARR
OF kLEcrRrC LIGHTS.
From the New York Sun.
One Of the features Of the royal aquarium, Yves +
minister. IL the sngularly graceful swimming per-
iormances OF some young girls under the q bic
direction OF Prof Beckwith, himself Q swimmer OF
celebrity In days gone by. "For the last eight
years said the professor. "have I continued to
give regular performances in this building; that
take It, Is proof enough Of their popularity" The
being constructed for the purpose. Tier upon tieI
OF seats sloPe gradually down to the swimming
pain or tank some 70 feet in length by 30 in width
Az on emo or the tank, upon platform, Prof.
Beckwth stands and Introduces the swimmers to
the audi nee.
J., ALLOW me-" says the professor, "to introduce my
latest pupil Mss Clifton" and pretty girl OF an
admirable figure steps forward and stands waiting
rev feet above the dark water. She Is clad In
e 70 s asr
cashmere, half open az the neck, but with arms
totally uncovered. Apparently her numerous i'm.
fully well. for she mas the clearest and creamies,
OF skins. rosy cheeks, and sparkling eyes, indeed,
suc sue Iedness OF cheeks made me thinx OF paint,
aao made o me regret that the nrst plunge must
touches of color.
After the professor had finished enumerating the
various exceilences she had required under his
tuition, Miss Clifton took single step, and like
pink arrow shot herself into the air. The next
second sne Was far beneath the green depths OF
the water, coral-hued mermaid, silently cleaviLg
her way, and easily discernible by reason OF a
powerful electric light that followed and displayed
ner every movement. After her i've or six other
young ladies' followed In quick succession, I'LL q
little girl Of seven appeared the professors daugh-
ter and youngest pupil who, as be pathetically
remarked, as out Of her depth everywhere"
Various feats OF fancy swimming were INDUCED
ID, all graceful and clever, and then young Beck
with came upon the stage, youth OF twenty, VINO
Owed and swan the entire length OF the tank
under water, then reappeared, blowing like a
grampus at the rarthest end.
Happily for the durability Of ones faith In GRIM
son cheeks Miss Clifton only grew r0si and
prettier the longer she stayed and splashed about
kven her short curly hair did not seem to lose It's
crlspneSs, and when the water tournament was
over she arose, like Venus, from ihe sea, bright
ana oewttching, with the sparkling water rolling
on her lovely limbs
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G1z Tn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
No Concord Collar, Coupe, Caxrieee, Road Ten,
and fxpreoe Names o. I'll kinds and descriptions q
loweot prices. livery genutne Concord ,HaEnoW y
stamped With makers name and trads marx.
LUTZ BRO.
lo7 PsnA svs. ad,oining National Hotsl.
G1-h~ns Blanhsss md Carszags kobss N gysatya
Sasty and q vssy low psaoss. ~
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He wassea . Prohibitton Rrsdc.

There WAS small riot In Bolton last week BE-
cause marriage. which had been anticipated
with much Interest, did not come on. The bride.
groom, well-known tradesman, who il an ardent
advocate OF temperance principles, went 70 the
orides house before proceeding TO the church, and,
placing pledge-card before her, ms sted on her
A. once signing u she refused. whereupon be
Clergyman and number OF friends were waiting
n The church, but the parties DID not appear aud
Wnen the cause trans pred number OF Women AZ
se0bled outside OF the oridegroom's house and
peiteo hini with rotten eggs and other pleasan ~
misses, and 30 much Resentment was manifested
mat ne found &c expedient 70 leave home Tor 3
time. $50
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Dog. Trying to Rescue a Companion
From the Hartford Couranf

Dogs Trying to Rescue a Companion.
From the Hartford Coursnt
sunday afternoon Mr.. Fred. Dow took his chill
dren for drive down on the river course. As he
was jogging along bis attention was drawn
toward couple Of large dogs who were lowering
about big air hole in the ice, seemingly greatly
distressed. Giving closer tention he saw
large Newfoundland dog struggling to get upon
the Ice, having evidently slipped into tie glade
while he and his companions were at play. lie
Tried hard TO get fo0thOld on the Ice, but his
neavy coat weighed him down, and he found 1t
impossible to make landing. All the while his
companions were Ia great distress, crouching and
motniny, and making almost human efforts 70
res ue him. The dog strength seemed to be
giving way and Fred could stand it no longer He
lett MS team, ran 10 tLe scene, grappled the dog
o. lis ears and helped him out OF the trouble
much TO the delight OF the two companions as we'll
as the rellow who mad niade such a gallant nghI
Tor his lie. once out Of the dilemma they all
three scampered aw ay In great glee
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RAILROADS.
DuEpMoNr AN LIN

DIEDMONT AfR LIHR
$50 xs;il: s Z f: :s:i 90 s3'i Ssz q 49,.
between .Alesandns aud ksnehbyE n,ss ksess
CO. Hos ss ssSS.r sps and S.s or..ss fii.ss
s. n: S;,is 3 ~ s., osss Sss.
Nm IsSslss,s M bs....s $500
Ss.t's sS,a. .ss oi:s.. fsss. "a 6
in npsct,oo With Pullman slcsc's =.
for hr,ainss.n. vicisesrs and ssrsyspers bun
S sa srssr ks - S.s ss "a $3.50
s.sses s ana ai..s s.ssss : .:.sss. 'e
esrssn.1 Ss.eies.. .1Ess.' Ls ssy IT, sc,ss.
;pd ono ro..s fs,%.a s.sp.y saa so!,d f..,ss
ChAttsnuoeA, Menphis, fltne Rocl, and Al south-
western poinss ThrOash Pullman sisspss wsshias'
baru, Danylle, Raieixh Asheyine chsdessA
oolu,nhsa kihen. AuFus,. AtlaptA MogsIomsry Nss
sc1n'sSnsry Pullman Sleeper wssAinston - AihsA
Trans on sshingson and OHIO division iesy. wsss
si SsiI sii .rr,,s Round f XII III naa an: sS
80 and 'ss sai a''' Arr''ns ~''A'ss''s
VII, hlhrUufh trim from The south via ch.rc,s p,s
burg q ! is A n aud . 40 p 4; sis SssssPssfs
strs.burr L.ocs ct sI47 A NJ
fnrni.hsd and o.srsf. CHECKED a once 1900 P.os-
'e ME Railroad 9th and psts. Jas l TAiLok
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AUCTION SALES.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRgsLkE's SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
sEvEsf fAH1 s4n SIIIITAdE nos 81 AND 81

Of fesSs Ss"es.sa .Ss M III !, q. Ss'
auction, In front % the pr-sniseS on .TH II Rknsv
"a lLSEssSLf ldIs 81 hp :.
Lot No 81. ~ square No. 81, having q troatsrr OF
twenty four FEET one and half inches l2S ~ on 9Th
frame and Brick Dwelling. No. Sl7 an stisst soutf-
east containing eleven rooma
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, shall sell the
south siStees four inches ti64 Of Lot No IL in
square No. Ss6 improved by q two-story an nom
Brick Dwelling situate No 4i7 9TH street southeast
Terms; CAsh deposit Of ESQ on each parcel re-
cost. MILAN a. pEsEF
fl6-dkds irn.S..
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
nRINK GERHARD LANG's BUFFALO BEER:
Brewinr Of Bob misn Export Boitsd Goods Once
sP Phil ss
Ok DECK AeArs WrrH Nav YonK
DOEf f6ER sSb StkhHEkt st BsIskh
5s .s s nc
s1 s Or Sn EYER T fS SSf ss
as quick' and fresh in flavor when hrst produced
casuiiy rs.srved In cold storas Single r. a V viii
Sonyisre ae most srit,csi expert We offer the SUGAR
ALPHoNz9 ~ so TiSfs con. S1ap AZ ,,r
p s-Potato Chips crisp from the oven every DAY 70
l' DELICIOUS COFFEE
POOLE AxnRrddssis BREAKFAST
80. M POOLE.
Nor1cE
TO CONSUMERS
Can for and Use no other Flour but the
BRIDAL VEIL
THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR
on the market GUARANTEED 10 make MORE
tur-d For sale by the following well known Grocer
who handle it direct from the mil with 'naiddle
mans" profit
5sns k.sss h ..a1 H T: xS.t Ok
II e. ksS y! IsS5 F ST. !; ave-
2 N Blu Echard Bro. Pennsylvsnis ave and ~ IT.
u oss' ROYAL BELFAST GINGER ALE"
Original Importsd,,
Refreshing and wholesome
ja3l-eo1m Mandatory: Belfast. ireland.
RUBY ROYAL SIC.
The sn' x Ess os ii M Asso
jass-. l4la and lI4 PENN. Ave.
FLouw Fuous
TBr BFsr FLOUR IN THE WORLD,
COG ERE Err EEE ssss
Cos L.. / / IL. ssss :
1hL CEl.AskArED MINNESOTA PATENT
eewnrs Of limitations Of the Name and Brand sadn
sure aud IL that sithsr sacss Of U~rrslsrsAi
And have the imprint1
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without ssstvo soaa usda,a
wM GAIT a.
ale Wholesale Flour and Grain psa,sra
FINANCIAL
ERAsK 4 fEIoUzE s,o,,,
1A16 etrest. Kslloeg Building,
wsshinstoa. DC.
= S "a e !;
III. l.. CnAxD1ra & Co.
BANKERA
No IA2s = ssrsss KW.
YoRKoN xxozAxok.
INvKsT1KxT sECuRiTIHa
stocks and Boods Bought and sold or Carried on
2arKin. ORDERS sxscussd on The New Yorh ssock.
Produce coRsa ootsen. md Pseeasun ExchAness ana
On the Chicaso Board Of rndA
Direct Wrs 10 the Omcsso
HENRY cIxws 90. NEW YoRx.
And 70
PHrLADEIPHA. CHICAGO AND BOSTON.
R1cn & Co BAxrr.a
SUCCESSORS 10 JACOB RICE
e13 lsrH strict.
LoANB AND DIsoouNr8 a SPECIALITY.
INTERIsr ALLOWED ON Trnx prrosrra
h1.3m
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their personal services TO himself TO the empire
He Possesses c..ustic humor, which he uses with
great effect A master " invective, his coarseness
Of speech very often defeats his OWL object One
Of his countrymen, speaking on this point has
described MIN as IAN Achilles 10 courage he is q
Tnerstss n debate as often as the candid censure
OF friends or the vicious taunts OF foes Roal him
into the loss OF his temper Bismarck has In an
extraordinary degree the art faculty OF embody.
ton which throws his Immediate audience into
raptures u enthusiasm, and tuenceforth becomes
q oattle-cry from one end OF Germany 70 the
outiive the empire, as Stewards 'shigner law" and
.Trrepressible connict" survive the great anta.
slavery snys .Ei.a,iSr ana ?, sas cav, Nv wa.
celeorated informal receptions and In his home
life. He Is q man OF striking personal appearance
he Is feet inches In height and Of splendid pro
OF great breadth, well shaped and sts on a NreaI
neck, which rises frnlly ABOVE his giant frame
sssmed and furrowsd: the upper PORTION snoo a
and shiny. The eyes are fun, steel blue In color
and prptrude Tar out fiom the brows, which ar
large and MISUNDERSTANDING; the mouth rrm
covered oy heavy grfzziy Doustache; the jaws
which appear 70 nave the solidty OF iron, converg
able. Paul HndAu once visited the studio Q
Bismarck. aoltke, and Richard wagner, which
he described as three OF the moSC marvelou
heads that one can see anywhere, and beside which
all others look more or less Insignificant" Mr.
Lowe, bismarckS oiographer, made inquiries after
ward OF Prof. Schaper, and says that OF the thrc'
heads Wagner had much the largest; that Moitke'
Is remarkable for Its beautifully symmetrical ant
perfect poise, while Btsmarck's u remarkable 70
lis rugged bulk and strength, and for us aDnorms
breath above the ears, which, according 70 phre
noiogists, would Indicate comoattveneaS Al an,
rate. Berlin halter says a. the result Of his era
that OF all German tribe
the AecklenbaIRers have the broadrst heads, on
That no Meek ienburHer wears 20 iarHe hat as tn
hero OF varzin The following des riptlou o
many, entitled "F1gures OF lS70 and 1871, !" ma,
ntly close this sketch:
Who 10 the man, with hair 20 gray,
And . skull THAT'S bald zlrsaeiy:
Goes p'raps on crutch. In old mems way,
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HOw HK Lo0Ks AND ACTS WHEN Maxine HIS GREAT
srREcHEs-AwKwARD. Bot AwFULLY FoRcEFuL-
HIS HEAD NOT 80 LARGE A wAssERs, But H
WEARS TIE BIGGEST HAT IN MRcKLRNBURG.
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS TO- Au0si0ne'r-
TMos STORY BRICK pMELLlSa HOUSE NO 72s
Nok1HWEsT. Ar AUCTION. 800.
O'CLOCK p n, We shall sell g. n Mt u premisss
part No 8. in square No 529 having over IL feet
frout by 90 feet deep to alley fmprOved By two
story brick dwelling house, rooms rs and wassr
Terms Of sale: One-third cab; balance IN six
terest from day Of sale and secured BY deed Of trust
on property Cd All convsyancinv, DC, ct purchases
49, wxLTkS & WILLIAMS co,
fl6-dkdD Auctioneera
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nRINK GERHARD LANG's BUFFALO BEER:
LA ways stands nrst: the analyses Trove IT, Special
brewing of Bob mian Export Bottled Goods. Once
q q Depot l5th St wlAfi s.w. Telephone call. 4ka
~ BIN PHIL. HkIIRltGEI. AIT washington ID q
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Who = the m.n. with hair 20 gray.
Goes p'raps on . crutch, In Old mems way,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
Matches and JeJOetTy ct
SDu5GJdi7lg & Butchers.

-Alva II. Pearson IS a careful, ex-
perienced abstractOr, and makes the
title of Phillips county land a contIn-
ual study.
The season for tOrnadOes and cy-
clones is now approaching make your
selves safe by getting a tornado policy
Of 6. A. Spaulding & Co.
Geo. Cole now mas telephone
in his grocery store and customers
can now make their wants known by
wire.
Dry goods, Of which we have the
finest stock in the county, viii be solo
lower at the Chicago FAIR than any
where else give US a call.
500 bushels Of corn at 50 cents
and $50 bushels Of oats at 30 cent
for sale. Enquire Of John Isnogl
Four miles north of Phillipsburg. zt
The Stockholders of the Phillips
borg State Bank met last evening. Z
decide on plans for their new brlel
block.
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Fresh groceries at Polings.

Fresh groceries at Polings.
Farm loans, G. A. Spaulding & Co.
Fresh drugs at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S. |
-Harrows at cost at Geo. F. Halls.
-Readlatsbaugh observation-disclosures.
Mixed paint cheap at S. s. Fisher
& Cos.
Parasols and umbrellas very
cheap at the Chicago Fair. IT,
-Scheol orders taken at par for watch
es at Spaulding & Butchers.
For q complete and accurate alb
stract, call on McMay & Mccormick.
Don't forget the discount sale at
the Chicago Fair for 30 days.
$. S. Fisher & Co. are receiving
almost daily fresh supply Of pure drugs.
We cannot be undersoid.
Chicago Fair.
G. A. Spaulding & Co. have some
horses to trade for land.
Our clothing is going like hot
cakes. Chicago Fair.
G. A. Spaulding & Co. have cheap
money for farm loans.
Very big bargains for 30 days at
the Chicago Fair.
If you think of building this season
try the Stuttgart lumber yard. Pat
DIR, H. Wallace is the local surgeon
of the c. K. & n. Railroad. tt.
Justices blanks for sale at the
HERALD Office. u
-T,atsbaugh's headquarters fol-
bargains.
Very big bargains for 30 days al
the Chicago Fair.
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
Paints, oils and window glass a
S, S. Fisher & Co.
Choice brands of cigars, always o.
hand at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S.
Very Big bargains for 30 days a
the Chicago Fair.
w. H. lockers child that was 81
i'll for several days is better.
No extra charge for gasoline pei
mits with G.. A. Sprulding & Co,
No Misrepresentation at Lats
baugh's.
Good coffee at H. S. Polling & Coz
at % cents per pound.
SPECIAL bargains in rubber boot
at H. S. Polling & Co.'S.
Ladies over shoes at cost for II
next 80 days at II. S. Polling q Cos.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11

BUSINESS LOCALS.

e. A. Page beats them all for a
good lunch. Call and see.
-Sear-cucker coats and vests at the
Chicago Fair, lower than the lowest
If you want to sell your farm come
in and list it with US. We VIII adver-
tise it free. AICELROY & LOWE.
Accidents are the most serious loss
70 working men. Moral: save this by
taking out policy in ''The Travellers. y
G. A. SpauIding & Co. have for sale
erty.
Black alapaca coats small enough
for the smallest boy and large enough
for the largest man, at the Chicago
Fair.
If you want to get your presorp-
/ ions compounded cheap and with care,
! take them to S. S. Fisher & Co., sOpt
side public square.
For that cut finger or broken limb
/ you might now be receiving $50 pei
/ week if you had an accident policy in
''The Travellers.
Money to loan on farms, 8 per cent
/ privilege to pay any time after L
months, when interest is due. T. @
Bester, east side public square. IF
| George Cole, remember, has I
complete line of fresh groceries. Leave
your orders and he VIII deliver good
to any part of the city.
| For SALE-2OO acres, go acre
| broke, small frame house, stone stable
| good water, q miles east of Marvin
| Kan, price g, 500, one half on time.
28-tf Z. PACE, Marvin Kan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
INNINGS, GOTOT tn
The college Meeting.

According to previous arrange
ments the citizens Of Phillipsburg
met In the Court House at s O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose Of considering
propositions for the establishment of
a college at Phillipsburg to be under
the general supervision of the Christ
ain church
On motion John w Lowe was cleo
ted chairman and @. NJ Cole secre-
tary Of the meeting.
Elder +. p. Franklin was called on
and addressed the meeting, after
which remarks were made by DR.. H
Wallace. n. 3. Mccormack, Frank
Strain, @. A Spaulding, j. -. BOnar,
z. J. LOar and others.
On motion the chair was instructed
to appoint two committees for
/ the purpose Of soliciting land dOna-
tions and one for the purpose Of so
Letting cash donations.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
On land donation-G. A. Spauld-
ing, VIM. Bissell, n. B. Mccormack
/ @. II. Lefingwell, DR.. Hugh Wallace
/ Samuel PlOtner and A 2. AcElrOy.
On cash donation-Frank Strain
@. M. Cole, j. d. BOnar, D. McDOn
aid, T. J. Loar, Frank StinsOn anC
B. e. Morton.
On motion the meeting adjourned
to meet next Saturday, May IL, 1888
at s o'clock p. m.
j. w. LOWE, Chairman.
G.. M. Cole, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
Watches and JeIUeLTy ut
SDauLdin9 g. butcher S.

Go to Lish's New Bakery for
lunch.
%. W. Bickford pays the highest
market price for hogs. o-u
Mckay & Mccormick make alb
stracts on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction.
We take the lead in good goods
and low prices. -,
-Alva H. Pearson will furnish alb
stracts that are correct and neat, at
reasonable charges.
-FoR RENr.-A farm 6 miles from
Phillipsburg. 12O acres IN cultlVa-
ton. 27-2t. VIM B1ssELL.
Two yoke of work oxen for sale SIN
miles north OF Phillipsburg.
j. J MORTON.