Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-29
Low prlCeS on blankets and robes
at Ed Pages harness chop.

For Hog Cholera try Frianvs
Preventative, for sale Of Harmonic.
This Office acknowledges o very
pleasant call from Misses Sadie and
May CoRey Of Woodruff, today.
John HAhnOnkEStG received word
yesterday that bis mother, who reuld.
% Of Durango, Colorado, was dead.
--Burk Burrus is back from stay
at OhilIiCothe, Mo-, where ho is now
located he expects 10 spend q week
here.
Schuyler Lands OF the Indepen.
dent, Of KirwiD, was over Friday with
hiS Cornst and assisted the OlArk's
OrchestTs.
House and acre property in. An
burn Heights to sell on indictments,
$40 per moRth. EuqirO Of
10, Lowe
"A. II. Robertson, Of Osborne,
spent Christmas with his brother,
A. W., Of this city, returning to his
home Monday.
"A Christmas present in the shape
OF 9 little girl came to the homo Of
Mrs. and Floyd DiCkey Of Marvin,
Thursday last.
Floyd and Homer Champlin have
invited about thirty Of our young
people to q party at the home OF L. A.
Champlin this evening.
-Karl's Glover Root will purify
your blOod, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as a bell. 2BC., &c., and
$1.0O. Sold by 8. s. Fisher & Go. 2
Charles StoCkman who wRs con.
viCted at the late term Of the Smith
county district court, Of the sale Of
Intoxicating liquor Of KOnOington,
has appealed his case to the appellate
court.
The people Of MAnkatO will vote
upon the question Of issuing bonds
from the proceeds Of which they will
erect q water system. MuniOlpal
ownership Of public utilities ID still
growing.
Dave and Ben Schleppy oy JET.
fsrSon county, Kansas, are in the CITY
the guest OF Frank GRAY These
gentlemen formerly resided in this
county and find many changes for
the better,
Miss Lillian Hendricks has re-
turned 10 the city aud will remain
here indefinitely, having accepted a
position IN A. Handy G. Co.'s store.
Her many friends in this city gladly
welcome her back,
The Colby 7ribuns got ont q
very creditable Christmas edition
1t was made up OF sixteen pages with
q illuminated cover and shows that
, its editor. N. A. Turner, possessed a
big lot Of enterprise.
Some time ago Lincoln county
! bought up all the land sold for taxes
and kept an account Of profits made
in the transactions, after four years
the fund amounted to $4,000, almost
enough TO replace the court house
! destroyed by fire recently.
j. D. COUGHS heart was touched
by the hungry appearance Of the
! HERALD man and so opened his coop
4 and presented him with a fine turkey
: for his Christmas dinner. May the
D turkey thus pnt on our platter be
, returned TO Bro. Couch q thousand
) fold.
!, Joseph Carroll and Thomas
Chance Of Crystal have bought 500
we'll machine and are going ia
put down wells in Crystal aud I'D.
joining townships. The people NJ
there are beng troubled for sufici
ent water supply, and hope that the
time Of their deliversnee is near q,
hand.
The masquerade party at Cam
mings hall last Friday evening, under
the management Of William Bell
harz, was @ great success iDepoint Of
numbers and socially. The music BY
Clark's orchestra was the best the peo.
pie have been favored with for long
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