Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-27
No. l..
Anderson and Hanback,,
tomorrow at the Fair.

n. Rogers Is now IN the east and
will purchase full stock of goods for
the fall trade. See advertisements in
this issue.
H. G. Spaulding keeps full line
of school books, blank books and station
cry. Call at the postofice for anything
you want in this line.
Frank Gray will be at Phillip sburg
during the Far with his photograph
gallery. Parties wanting pictures taken
viii do well to give him call
The National Hotel is III full
blast and prepared to accommodate all
with good meals and large number
With lodgings. Give him GALL d
I In another column you viii find
the card of b. Davis, lawyer. Mr..
DAVIS is well known over the county and
gets full! share of the legal patronage.
Read the advertisements of D. A.
Huhng on the fourth page. He is
closing out his entire stock Except
groceries) at cost. Now is the time to
puy your winter gooGs.
j. II. Close is now ready to sell
you brick in anv quantity. The retail
p1ce is SO per thousand contractractors
will do well to call and see HIM. A
sample Of the brick can be seen at this
Office.
j. j. Rutherford, of Phillipsbulg
township, is busy gathering and hand
ling his crop of corn, which is fine quail
ity, and yields about forty bushels to
the acre. Mr.. R. also has fine span
of spring colts.
IS. w, McElroy leading limb of
the Phillips county bar has his Office on
the east side of the square. Mack has
built up good practice, but as will be
seen in another column, he still adver-
tises for more.
20. w. Bickford Of the Chicago
store. offers special inducements to
customers during the Fair. He has a
we'll selected stock Of goods, and will
make it to your interest to buy Of him
mo trouble to show goods.
Rev. Theo. Bracken, of Birming-
ham, Iowa, is visiting old friends in
Phillipsburg and vicinity. He preach
ed Sabbath morning to one of the best
audiences ever assembled in this
county and the cordial manner in
which he has been greeted by his old
friends here shows that he occupies a
nigh position in their estimation.
All matters of interest are now
in the Fair. The officers Of
he Association are busy with the cons
,letion of arrangements. Horse men
re occupied in getting ready for the
7arious races which promise to be an
feature of the Fair; exhibit
RS are beginning to make entries, and
hat we will have successful Fair
hardly admits Of doubt
-Elswhere will be found certificate
# the County Clerk of Grant county,
Wis, giving the official record Of Chas.
)ickey, while resident Of that county,
moving that he was four times elected
member of the Board of Commission
rs, and that he stood well with the
eighbors from whence he came, and is
guarantee that if elected to the Office
le now seeks he will discharge his
-uties honestly and faithfully.
The good people of Decatur and
1awlins counties have quit hunting In
lians and have gone to hunting the
coundrel who started the report about
he Indians, and should they find him
re hope they will hang him. We do
lot wish to be understood as favoring
ynching in any ease where the law pre-
ents an adequate penalty or any pens
lty at all, but in case like that where
most atrocious crime has been COM
litted and there is no penalty, we think
he villain should be made to suffer in
ONE proportion to that Of his victims,
I'd any thing less than hanging would be
anne compared to the suferings oea whole
ounty threatened with a repetition of
utrages which were still fresh in the
ninds of the people of that section