Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-03
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i'll at VIM Strettons.
Picture frames and albums at
cost. See F. T. NJ butcher.
Mrs. Medium is confined to her
room from sickness.
The District Court convenes Jan
uary 18th, Judge Bertram the new
judge presiding.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Handy Will
move into their elegant new residence
this week.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay by
Vim. Bissell
Judge Polling this week issued
marriage license authorizing the mar
riage of VIM. Ward to Mary Nc
Daniels Of KirwiD township.
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
-COncuctor E. G. Gilmore, of Col
oradO Springs, whose run is from that
/ city to this, was laid up from EpizOotic
or LaGrippe last week. He has quit
sneezing and IS again on his run.
Elder Decker of this place is now
regularly employed to preach for the
Christian Church Society twice a
month at Norton. We hear good re-
ports of his ability as a speaker and
/ avuO17D dor of the C1riTt17raG
There is no use talking, there is
no better flour brought into n. w.
| Kansas, than the Glen Elder; made
from No. 1 winter wheat, and every
sack warranted. You can get it at
McKee's, at prices to suit the times.
County Attorney Shearer, of
Phillips county, is terror to viola
tors of the prOhibitOry law. Since
the past few weeks he has convicted
half a dozen or more Of the VlOIatOrs
and the county school fund is in bet
ter shape than ever befOre.-Atchj-
son Champion.
E. j. French, Superintendent of
the County Poor Farm, has lost ten
head of cattle from what is known as
the stalk disease" He took careful
notice of all the symptoms and open
ed several of the animals and he is
we'll convinced in his own mind that
it is a brain disease. He calls it a
spinal meningitis. He knows no cure
for the complaint
R. X. Allen. a farmer, whose post
office address is Agra this county, was
left last May with four little children
hy the death of his wife. The eldest
child is "a girl aged eight years. He
wishes to keep his children together
and would like to engage an elderly
lady for few month to keep house
for him and look after his children.
Address him at Agra, Kansas.
Mr.. Thompson. Roadmaster OF
the Rock Island Of the division from
Phillipsburg to Goodland, received 4
notice last week of the death of his
wife's brother, and family consisting
of wife and child, by being run over
by a railway train in Michigan. The
man was the station agent and while
out walking attempted to cross the
track IN front Of an incoming train
It was d careless act and one that cOst
the lives of himself, wife and child
Mr.. j. T. Dunning, of Grow, in
form us that the Farmers County Al
lance will hold a County Convention
at Luctor on Saturday, Jan. 18th. 1
is a delegate Convention and it is ex
pected that 1t will be an impOrtan
meeting. The Alliance now number
it is claimed 100000 members IN tn
United States and is increasing will
{ ! great rapidlty IN Kansas. This is no
/ a political organization but the farm
9 ers think they have as much right t
q have an organization to look afte
f their special interests as other peOpl
have, and we think so too.
While at Denver last week W
t were walking along Sixteenth street
about eight o'clock, the evening be
t fore Christmas. As we passed th
S large establishment of Daniels
4 Fisher, two boys ran out of the ale
S into the street. The first boy, age
Y about twelve years, had the Othe
boys hat, which he had snatched in
playful mood and was running with
r Just then four cable street cars hitche
5. together were passing by. The DO
s attempted to cross the street ahead G
p them. Oh, what fatal mistake! Tn
n car struck HIM down and ran owe
K him killing him instantly and manq
u ling him awfully. 1t proved to b
Archie House, employed by Daniel
& Fisher, the son of q widow and
> nice bright lad The Witnessing G
> that sad accident, and the train Q
Q thought which it started in our mine
: greatly detracted from our enjOymen
: of the Christmas festivities W
. thought, Oh what a sad, a gloom
. Christmas to the EsOther Of that boy
: and then we thought if that had bee
. our boy, how all the Joy and gIadnes