Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-09

j. E. GARNER has discontinued the
publication of the Norton Advance
the Alliance organ of this district.
-TuIly Scott, democratic candi-
date for congress from this district,
spoke to a small audience at the court
house Saturday.
Capt. COvington has purchased a
half interest in a paper in Purcell,
and says that he is out of politics.
Sorry to loose the genial Captain.
The County Alliance met in Cum
lng's Hall last Saturday and elected
J. L. Erwin, President. and j. r.
Breaky, Secretary, for the ensuing
term.
There Will be a grand RepublI-
can Rally at Long Island on Monday,
Oct. 20. Governor Humphrey, Hon.
Webb McNall and others will partic1-
pate.
The School Board has prepared
set Of rules and regulations for the
information of parents, teachers and
scholars, which have been published
in book form and are ready for dis
tribution.
Probably the proudest man IN
Phillipsburg to-day is ''Billey" Bick-
ford, for last evening his wife pre-
sented him with two bouncing baby
boys. The HERALD extends congrat-
ulations.
The Ladies' AID Society of the
Presbyterian church Will give a Mite
Social at the residence of Mrs. John
Wilson, next Tuesday evening, Oct
ober 18th. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend
CARD OF THANKs:-I sincerely de-
cire to return my deep heart felt
thanks to the many friends that help
ed and assisted IN my late sad bereav-
ment or the death and interment of
my wife. j. b. WOODS.
Ben DELPHI returned from Fort
Scott, Friday last, where he had been
to collect a debt of about $4,000
which was due him from his former
partner Ed. Perrine, as the latter was
leaving the State with stock upon
which Mr.. DELPHI held mortgage.
In addition to the advertised
speakers, who will participate in the
Alliance Rally, on Oct. 18th, at the
Fair Grounds near this city, Hon. B.
F. Foster, Peoples candidate for State
Auditor, will be here. Mr.. Foster is
colored man and is said to be a good
talker.
The Pond meeting Saturday was
we'll attended, but on account of other
| meetings was adjourned to Tuesday,
October IA, at which time the ques-
ton will be fully discuss d. A large
; attendance is requested as the matter
; of water supply is an important one
/ to the country.
When the telephone exchange OF
this placed was closed by the tele-
! phone monopoly two instruments
I were left behind as souveniers. These
are about to be placed one in the Bis
sell House and the other at the depot
] for the use of the general public. A
long felt want will be supplied
During the past week Judge Pol
ing joined in matrimony David r
e Laird and Eva Kemper, Mack Jen
: nings and Blaneh Burns, and issued
o license to John Willem Kats to Marry
Johanna Jacoba Kengereld, also gave
: Augusta Kazuzkiewicz the legal right
{ to change her name to that of Mrs
4 Lenerd JakuboWski.
The county commissioners were
h in session this week and paid bills tx
|. the amount of $4,56S,33 divided
. among the several funds as follows
Poor $S17.46; Fee bills and jurors
!S777.37; Road bills, S129.50; salaries
L supplies, etc., S2,S4400 The board
|. counted the money on hand ant
found il to be correct
H \. Boyd has discontinued The
publication of the Logan Freshman
and moved his printing material T.
]. Belleville where he will conduct al
= ALLIANCE paper. So it seems that Mr.
: Boyd Is ia the newspaper business
II for she money thsFe is in it and ha
abandoned his Phillips esaEtE pqliti
IS cal friends on the eve of battle, 10
r the promise of 400 subscription list
There will DO Republican eau
Gus at 2 O'Clock P. n, 81 Saturday
October 19, 1890. for the purpose q
uOniHatiAg a township ticket 70
L tdIlipsbaFg township and the tran
ao+, IN of sueh other business a
!, sou, 90 ne before the caleHs.
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