Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-24

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poor house.
Miss Della Polling has been quite
III from influenza the past week.
Go to Gebhart's for dry goods,
boots and shoes and clothing at cost.
Miss Hattie Archer has been ser
iOusly III several days.
-Ex-Judge H @. Spaulding has
been very i'll for thespast week.
Esquire Charles Dickey has been
seriously III for week and is still ser
iously afflicted.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
/ butchers. Twelve and a half cents
a bolt.
The Oberlin millers have been
given a reduced rate on the Rock Is
land west of Norton for mill products.
There is a great deal of sickness
| in the community from the new dis
ease called the Ia grippe. It is gen
orally of light form.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filled without delay by
VIM. Bissell.
e. j. French thinks that after he
leaves the poor farm he will run a
dairy and supply the people Of Phil
lipsburg with milk.
F. 7. M. butcher, at the postof-
fee, is agent for all the eastern news
| papers. You can subscribe for any
of them thrOu0b him. If
Reuben Rogers was elected one
of the directors of the Phillips COun-
ty Bank recently. to fill place of VIM.
Bissell who declined a reelection.
Court will adjourn tomorrow.
Judge Bertram has given excellent
satisfaction during the term. The
lawyers and all speak cOmmendingly
of him
Miss Rosa Young entertained a
number of her friends last Tuesday
evening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Bessie Bennett, of Iowa, who is visit
ing here.
j. W. Kingery, Register Of Deeds
has purchashed the j. K. HIATT resi-
dence property and Will remove his
family into 1t from the farm near
Praire View.
F. Kibbey of Valley Falls, Kan
sas, writes us that he wants to buy {
farm in Phillips county. Those hav-
ing farms for sale might find buyer
/ by writing him.
The township board will meet OF
Monday, January 9th, at the Office
/ ,RC q fAfI1 v,0u4rO- LDvvir,
= claims will please present them a
l that time. SAM NEWTON, Trustee.
: One evening last week w. T
l WoOdwards fine horse got tangled
up IN his halter strap and strangleC
r to death. She was worth 50, 800, anC
f we believe Mr. Woodward had re
70 ceived an offer of that much for her.
There will be meeting of tn,
Young Peoples Society of Christian
S EndeavOr at the NJ. E. church mex
. Saturday evening, January 25th. Al
+ members are requested to be present
@ as there is some business of import
a ance to be transacted.
Ellis Shawkey was elected Assist
ant Cashier Of the Phillips Count
Bank at the late meeting Of its direC
tory. Mr.. Shawkey is one of the re
f liable, trustworthy young bushes
q men of Phillipsburg and we cOngrat
l. ulate him on his promotion.
K The next meeting of the Phillips
burg Social Club will be held O.
s Friday evening of next week. Thes
q dances are reported as being niue
= enjoyed by those who attend, and a
T. being conducted in the most gentle
r manly and lady like manner
. Farm for sale i mile east {
Phillipsburg containing 142 acre
Reason for selling l wish to retiI
st from farm life on account of old ag
d For particulars call on me OF tE
At farm. Terms easy, no fancy pro
IS asked. If GEO. DOwsE.
Il All are invited to meet with til
rs farmers Of Lawn View every Thurs
y day night, where a Farmers AllianC
is organized with every evidence
in success. All farmers and mechanic
m should take an interest in this gran
s move for the benefit of the labOrin
" class that is so rapidly spreading a
ar over the land. Z. II. SHINN, Sec
to The public will bear in mind thu
I'd John G.. Gebhart has re-engaged
o. business at his old stand, on the ea
N side. His first movement is to clos
" out at cost the dry goods and boo
and shoes, also a quantity Of read
u made clothing to make room for Ia
~ new general stock Now IS the TIN
q to get some splendid bargains in TIL
20 line. His stock of groceries is con
% Plete. At.
G Charley Eldred, who has bee
n reading law with Pratt & Lewis IL
I'd past year or two, was admitted to Il
Or bar one day last week, and is now