Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-10
Doctor Wallace has the grip,

Butchers.
Miss Myrta BisselI has been quite
i'll from influenza.
Judge Cole Is to be Deputy Coun-
ty Treasurer.
e. II. Prince offers to sell his
fine residence cheap on good terms. If
Lawyer G. A. Lewis has had a
slight attack of La Grippe.
Picture frames and albums at
cost. See +. Z. nj. butcher.
The "Gripp" has clutched Jack
Move and he is sneezing vociferously
Rev Wilson Of OberIin has been
employed as pastor Of the Presbyter-
ian church of this place.
Ed Bissell will be Deputy Re
Kingery, the new Register
The La Grippe has gripped sew
eral people hereabouts, but it IS Of
mild type.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay by
VIM. Bissell.
Osborn had $4,000 fire Janu-
airy Sd. The Journal Office and sew
eral other business houses, were de-
strOyed.
-Wm. Bissell has received a letter
of thanks from Stevens county for
| the car load Of corn sent them from
this county.
Remember that all Of our ladies'
| hats are now at actual cost. Now is
| the time if you want a good hat.
| 1t. Mrs. GRAY & JAMES.
There is much enthusiasm all
along the line over the proposed north
and south railroad from Hutchinson
to Kearney, Nebraska.
The Phillipsburg Social Club
will hold their next entertainment on
! Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th. Dane
ing will commence promptly at 500.
The Misses Phoebe. Emma and
Mary Bissell entertained in handsome
style large number Of their friends
on last Thursday evening, at the Bis
sell House.
Bear in mind that the big reduc-
ton in prices at the Chicago Fair will
continue until January Both, 1890
Take due notice and govern yourself
accordingly. If
John G.. Gebhart has purchased
the general stock of goods from his
brother Joseph and has opened uE
business on the east side of the square
at the old stand.
ALL engines on the Rock IslanC
road, going west, run through IL
GoodIand, Kansas, this week, on ac
count of the turn-table being repaired
at Phillipsburg. -FajrbWry Gazette.
We have now a double tram ser
vice You can start from Kirwin II
the morning and arrive in Atchisor
in the evening, or start in the evening
and arrive in AtchisOn in the morn
ing.-Kjr1Ujn Chief.
There is no use talking. there i
no better flour brought into n. w
Kansas, than the Glen Elder: mad
from No. 1 winter wheat, and ever,
sack warranted You can get it a
McKee's, at prices to suit the times.
L w. Nettleship Of Long IslanC
informs us that he has lost eight heaC
of cattle this year. He IS not salts
fed with any theory he has yet hear,
advanced as to the cause Of thu
trouble. He knows no cure for it,
Letters from Denver friends COL
vey the intelligence that the ther
mOmeter registered 20 degrees belo7
/ zero IN that city within the past te,
. days. In Phillipsburg it has No
been much if any below zero this win
5 ter.
j. L. Dunning, whose pOstOfic
is Grow, this county, has been electe
County Organizer of Farmers All
I ances. That was good appointment
!. Mr.. Dunnlng IS practical farmer
Q an Intelligent gentleman with a larg
. fund of common sense, and is we
q fitted for the position.
DIED, December 23d, 1889. of ty
phoid fever, Mollie @. Crawford, ag
e 46 years, 2 months and Is days. Sh
i was the mother of ten children seve
Z of whom are still living. The Sc
. vices were held at the school nous
! and were attended by a large col
J course of friends. *
In this paper may be seen test
+ monials as to the efficacy of Microl
4 Killer 1t certainly is doing son
= people much good. Ed Page is Il
: local agent at Phillipsburg. Son
n people think 1t Is some sort Of a driI
= containing alcohol. That Is a mi
= take. There is no alcohol In the me
> icine.
= On the 18th Sheriff Mcclure w
]. sell the Island House property in til
}; city, at sherlff's sale. This Will