Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17


Go to Gebhart's for dry goods,
boots and shoes and clothing at cost.
After two weeks of confinement
from the grip" Ben DELPHI is out
again.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Twelve and half cents
a bolt.
Mr.. A. Vega has been i'll from
the grip" for nearly a week and has
suffered greatly.
Lewis NJ Pitchard of Graham
county has been appointed court re
porter by Judge Bertram.
Mr. Charles Turner of Agra was
a social caller yesterday. He IS serv-
ing on the jury
This is Judge Bertram's first
term. He is presiding with dignity,
and is making a good impression.
A horse buyer from the east viii
be In Phillipsburg January Goth and
Dist and wants to buy lot Of horses
here.
Commissioner Fisher was i'll a few
days this and last week and his wife
was seriously sick-bOth from the in
! fuenza.
In this paper may be seen the
new advertisement of Rosenberg x
Michalisky. Read it. They are Of
ferlng some bargains.
F. T. NJ butcher, at the postof-
flee, is agent for all the eastern news
papers. You can subscribe for any
of them through him. IT,
1t will be well for our young
nimrOds to remember that the quail
law fOrbids killing or ensnaring the
festive birds after January lst.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on PhilIipsburg prop
erty will be filled without delay by
VIM. Bissell.
"A nice little stranger of the girl
pursuasion came to the happy home
of Doctor and Mrs. Wallace on the
11th inst. The Doctor is doing as
well as could be expected.
The first official act the new
sheriff, Lee Scrivener, did, was to APP
point Frank Strain his deputy, and
that was a cOmmendable act We
doubt If he could have found a more
competent or reliable man for the
place in Phillips county Mr.. Strain
! has accepted the place.
-Ex-Judge l.. K. Pratt last week
published a lengthy article in the
Norton Champion in which he dis
cussed the transportation and other
industrial questions. He is in favor
of the owning and operating Of rail
roads by the government. We be-
lieve his position is correct.
1t is only a solemn duty to the
public which cOmpels the newspapers
to state the unsavOry fact that the
man who goes to bed with his chest
covered with q hot onion pouItice and
his stomach full of boiled onions will
wake up to find la grippe Disguised
and gone. 1t IS an heroic remedy,
but brings with it great reward
Exchange.
"A good deal IS being SAID by
some journals of late about the pro
iected movements of certain railroads
The X. G.. & o., with terminus at Al
ma, is said to have recently passed
into the hands Of the Rock Island and
will be pushed forward the coming
season. This being the case, Long
Island may be considered as beng OF
the line and look forward to some
growth the coming year.-LORg Is
land Leader.
About ten days ago our old sold
Ter friend, Charles Tracy, came IL
and began laughing, and kept Oh
laughing for several minutes. anC
when he got his face straight he tOlC
. us how he had, few minutes before
been in a certain Office where a hun
, dred days man was telling the par
ticuIars of a ''skirmish' he once par
, ticipated in. A grizzly old veteran
, listened till the hundred days mar
finished, when the old veteran ex
CLAIMED: eyes, I have heard of tina
! slIirmish. It was near keOkuk, Iowa
: Some hundred days men invaded {
farmers COW yard in the country
7 skirmishing for milk. In the morn
: ing the old farmer thought the cal
: had gotten to his mother and stOlel
the milk, and never knew any differ
ent until it leaked out that it wa
= the KeOkuk skirmishers.
1t has been stated to US that Ger
tain Long Island parties are circulat
! ing the report that six or seven of tn
: two dozen Long-Islanders who pub
lished a card in the Dispatch and In
8 ter Ocean last week, had written u
! and stopped the HERALD. The repor
: is false. But three of the whole mum
Der who signed the card are subscrib
ers to the HERALD, and we have no
Y received orders from a single Lon.
S Island subscriber to discontinue tn
S HERALD, but we have gained two ney
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