Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31

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indicate dry weather
The residence occupied by Ed,
Page has been reshingled.
r. e, Winship ia adding an or
namentsl top to the porch ON the
front Of his home.
Rev Mr.. Rarick has been return.
ed here and will enter upon his third
years pastorate Sunday next.
Mrs. Duvall received word Mon
day that her father I! L, Adams Of
Jerusalem, Ohio, was dead. Mrs.
Duvsll aud Dan left that night COR
the old home.
"A. L. Burr, who was formerly
president of the National Bank Mt
Alma, wants to be- janitor OF the
Federal building ut Omaha That
job pays $3.50,
-Karl's Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion,
regulate your bowels, and'make your
head clear as bell. 25c., &c., and
$1.O0. Sold by S, S. Fisher & Go. 2
Thomas O'Oonnor of Marvin, has
received word that through the efforts
OF N B Mccormick his pension has
been increased from twelve to thirty
dollars per month, TO date from Oc-
tober |, 1897.
"A. B Raymond, the assessor OF
Bow Creek township, has filed his
assessment report 1t shows a de
crease of eleven in population, Mr..
Raymond has resigned his place and
moved 10 Stockton.
The Rock Island has won it's
fight for carrying Of the mails for
southern and central Colorado, Utah
and Arizona. The time will be Blk.
teen hours and ffty.fve minutes
between Kansas City and Colorado
Springs.
We sometimes wonder il people
realize how fast populistic principles
are becoming recognized in our polit-
zeal life. Recently prominent re-.
publican addressed the senate com.
mittee fsvoring the establishment OF
postal savings banks, and he made a
favorable impression too.
Mrs. Holder left Wedn Q day
morning for St. Joseph where she
will join her husband. The Holders
have been residents Of our city for
eight years, and have made large
circle OF acquaintance, who regret
this change Possibly some fortunate
event will send them back to us.
Last Saturday night the post
Office and Handy g. Cos store at
Agra were entered by burglars, who
obtained So in pennies at Handy's.-
They knocked tho knob off the post.
office safe, but left before gaining en-
trance to where the valuables were
kept. Three persons are suspected.
-Mollie Cotton Tail is said to be q
very harmless critter, but when she
grows the output OF horns that one
did which was brought IN by Charles
Mitchell Of Freedom, she becomes q
fierce looking animal, No less than
a dozen horns from short to long
protru1ed in all directions from the
head If caught alive she would have
been a great attraction.
The Northwest Methodist con.
ference has made the following ap-
pointments for this section: Nj j
Bailey, Kensington; G. M Click, Klr-
wiEi Q A Dsvis, Logan; II II Bowen,
Marvin; B F Rhoades, Ports; e II
Flelsher, Smith Center; Grant Mann,
Randall; S O Elwell, Dana; j M NIL
Ter, Long Island; A N See, Oberlin
g L RariCk, Phillipsburg; II P Mann,
PhIllipsburg Circuit; Woodruff, J A
Arnett
The BARRIERS of Phillips county
met at the court house Tuesday and
organized a local association, to act
with the state association in having
the Legislature enact some legislation
which they favor Every barber but
two was present, and picked the fol-
lowing for officers: j. NJ. Hatfield,
presidents Chas e Stearns, secretary
and treasurer. Those present in ad-
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