Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-31

-Duteher viii not be undersold in
wall paper
Hon. John Bissell has had another /
and a severe attack of Ia gripp,-
Pants, oils and varnlsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
60 to Gebhart's for dry goods, !
boots and shoes and clothing at cost.
B. E, Morton has been bed fast
three weeks from Ia grippe. He IS
able to sit up some now
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Twelve and a half cents
a bolt.
-Ex-Judge II @. Spaulding who
has recently been very i'll is reported
as convalesclng.
VIM. Stretton and his entire fam
liza have been seriously Ill from
grippe.
Isaac S. Moore has purchased Of
0. E. Johnston the Dave Ream prop
eruy and has moved into town.
"A. J. Colby and H B. Reynolds
have purchased the business of E. H
Prince We wish the new firm sue
cess.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay by
VIM. Bissen.
! GREAT EXCITEMENT SewelI
will throw away 12 pairs of plOW
shoes Saturday afternoon, Febru-
airy 9Th, 1890.
Rev. J. w. Hough has traded his
farm east of town for a stock Of goods,
owned by Handy Bros. at Agra, and
! Mr.. HOugh will open up a general
store at Agra.
As may be seen by reading the
Ash Greek correspondence, the high
est officer in the Kansas State Alliance
endorses the HERALD. OF course the
HERALD is favorable to the Alliance.
Read Ped's communication.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Weeks were
called upon to mourn the death of an
infant child on Monday, which died
of influenza. The funeral took place
Tuesday. Elder Ferran of the Ad-
ventist church conducted the services.
The Rev John Wilson is expect
ed to arrive in PhIllipsburg this week
and Will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, February I'd,
morning and evening and regularly
every Sunday thereafter. All are
cordially invited to attend.
-Ex-Judge L. K. Pratt has print
ed in the Norton Champion a long
article in which he ably discussed the
transportation and other industrial
topics. By many this IS supposed to
be a bid for Congressman Ofthe Sixth
district. -AtcbjSOn Champion.
%. Twitchell. formerly Of this
place, now Of Salt Lake City, writes
Frank Strain that snow is now "a
inches IN depth in that city but it is
pleasant weather. The thermometer
has never indicated more than two
degrees below zero this winter there
On Saturday Feb. 1st, 1890, at
1 o. m, I will offer at Public Sale on
the Public Square in Phillipsburg
my team of horses and wagon and one
COW. VIII give 6 months time with
approved security, interest at ten pei
cent per annum. NJ. FOY
For a year or two the HERALD hal
been advocating the construction O.
ponds in all parts Of the county. A
} public sentiment favorable to this
movement has grown up, and nov
the county commissioners have called
a county convention to be held a
, PhiIlipsburg Saturday, February Is
We hope to see people here from
every part Of the county to discuss
, the matter.
p The public Will bear in mind tina
John G.. Gebhart has re-engaged II
business at his old stand, on the cas-
! side. His first movement is to ClOsD
= out at cost the dry goods and boot
= and shoes, also quantity of read!
a made clothing TO make room for hi
q new general stock. Now Is the TIM
to get some splendid bargains in tina
line. His stock of groceries is com
plete. At.
E. A. Hales Of Clyde will be il
= Phillipsburg February 5th and Il
q Kirwin February 9Th, and on Wednes
o days and Thursdays respectively ever
Q two weeks thereafter until summe
I to buy horses weighing from 1850
1850, heavy bOned, low, blOclIy, SCUM
and in good order, 5 to 9 years ole
l. also mares not with foal for whic
g cash will be paid. Remember onl
e one day in each town. If.
q Some weeks ago Clark McKe
i was in poor health and he thought h
q would have to quit Office work. Tc
day he is in splendid health. Th
change was brought about by the us
st of -Akesion Water from the Swet
d Water Springs Of Missouri. Th
It beneficial result is so marked th5
IS Clark has become the agent for thu