Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
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MIS-. -. NJ COI0 WHO has D66A
very i'll is better.
We learn that there are now but
six inmates of the Poor Farm.
Rev Fleisher has begun a pro-
tracted meeting at the M. E. Church.
Money! Money!! on farm or city
property. No delays.
BIssEIL & Tw1rCHEL.
-Rumor has it that Boyd, of the
Logan Freeman, will soon start a
union labor paper in this city.-NOr-
ton Champion.
"A few hundred dollars to loan on
good personal security. Call on G..
w. Stinson & Son, up stairs in State
Bank building.
DO not suffer when you may be
cured at a nominal expense by DR..
Bair Call on him at the CONNER
cial, January 26th.
Editor Royce, of the Smith Cen
ter Bulletin, has been elected assist
ant clerk of the house. We congrat-
ulate him.
Hard and soft coal kept by j. II.
Decker & Son Can order by tele-
phone or leave your orders with VIM.
BOughtOn, who will deliver the same.
There are fortunately no social
factions in Phillipsburg. Let every
body patronize the High School en-
tertainment Friday evening.
Don't mortgage your property
till you have seen Bissell q Twitchell
They will give you loan at lowest
possible rate. No delays Money
paid when papers are signed.
On the first page of this paper
may be seen a statement Of S. j.
Hartman, County Clerk, in relation
to the attack made upon HIM recent
ly by the Phlllipsburg Democrat
Jacob Nipps has decided all his
real estate 20 Phillips county to secure
| the county from loss. The COmmis-
siOners give him one year to make the
deficiency good. See Commissioners
proceedings in this paper.
Blind Boone, generally known as
/ Blind John, the colored man, who
has a world wide reputation as a mu-
stefan will give an entertainment at
! Cummings Hall, Friday evening,
January 25th. Reserved seat tickets
35 cents. 2t.
Neuralgia and catarrh are path
Ognomonic symptoms of grave di-
sease Gen. Grant died of a malig-
nant form (cancer) of Icatarrh. ROs-
cOe COnklin had an unimpOrtant
catarrh. Consult DR.. Bair on Satur-
day January Goth, free, if you SUI
fer from ''catarrh of any organ Of the
body"
There has been another change
Of time on the Missouri Pacific Rail
road The two trains carrying pas
sengers now pass at Big Bend, about
one o'clock p. m The hack from
Phillipsburg to Marvin will make but
one trip each day, leaving Phillips
burg at about II clock a. m. and
returning about 2:30 p, m,
f. Won Burcholz, surgeon and
physician, has settled in Stuttgart,
Kansas. He gives special attention
to all chronic diseases Of lungs, liver,
heart, eyes, ears, and every kind OF
female diseases, is also willing to give
lessons in Hebrew, Latin, Greek,
French and the German languages.
Give him a call. lI-2t
AT a meeting of the stockholders
Of the State Bank of Phillipsburg,
January 9th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
/ President, II. A. Handy; Vice Presi-
dent, M. Bechey; Cashier, A w
Robertson Secretary, II. F. Sims
Directors, r. A. Handy, A w. Rob
ertson, M. Beckley, John Gebhari
and H F. Sims.
Smallpox has broken out al
Oberlin. Ten cases. Brought from
Denver by a man who came home
sick. City in quarantine.
By private correspondence: Nor
catur, Kan, Jan. 10.-''IWenty-si1
cases reported at Oberlin; two at IA
mona. Two travelling men came herr
today from the hotel at 6berlin a
which some of the sick lay.-Almenc
PlaiRdeqler.
The Post Office looks like a pic
ture gallery, The new Railroad Pal
ace Photograph Car is making a sen
satiOn. The HERALD by invitation
= examined specimens Of their work a
the Post Office and pronounce it frs
class-in fact very superior. W
j advise Herald readers to take a loo
| at the beautiful pictures hanging o.
the walls at the Post Office. Tn
Photo Car is at the Depot, but a fire.
! bus runs down to it every day