Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-21
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The increase of n. B. Spangler'l
one hundred sheep is ninetyl ambs.
g. S. Ferguson will run hack t.
and from the fair ground during the
Fair.
Young & Strain will take youl
grain and pay you the highest mar
ket price in cash.
Who saw the elephant at Topeka I
Col. Strain says if he did not, it was
because it was so dusty.
ID. G. Clark left some, fine speci-
mems of corn at our Office. which are
good enough for any body.
Geo. E. Utter, John Finch, II. G.
Burlington and Sam Baker of Mound,
were in our office Monday.
David Alexander reports that his
potatoes are yielding $50 bushels to the
acre-1OO more than expected.
Bottom knocked out of prices
of everything, at the Cheap Cash Store
of John Hillstead, Marvin, Kan. As
Joint District No. l Phillips and
Norton counties, want good school
teacher. ]. P. Sullivan one of the
board of directors Post Office is
Logan.
r. G. Hackley our hair doctor
came into our office to see the sam
pies of corn, and feels a little doubt
full whether he can beat them or not,
but promises to try.
we will send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
papers one year for 50 in advance /:
Topeka Capital, Topeka Conan1OnaOedJ-
TIL, Leavenworth Times or Kansas
Farmer.
Arrangements have been made to
have Hon. J. A. Anderson and Lew
is Hanback, speak at Phillipsburg on
Sept 18th, the second day of the Fair
Every body should hear what they
have to say on the transportation
question.
w. H. Madison says that the
Maryland corn that he got through the
favor of John Bissell, is all stock
twelve feet high, two inches in diam
eter, and the ears seven feet from the
ground The Kansas corn by the side
of it looks like baby corn.
j. P. Sullivan whose Post Office
is Logan, Kansas has been chosen sec
rotary of the Association of Mexican
Veterans, and wants to hear from ev-
cry Mexican Soldier in the state, Civ
ing their name, company, regiment
and present residence. State papers
l lease copy.
The HERALD force acknowledge
themselves under obligations to J. II.
Fleisher, of Ash Greek, for fine wat
ermelon. Mr.. Flesher has sold $12
worth of melons this season from his
garden dessupplying- his neighbors
and has plenty left-but don't come in
the night boys.
DIR. H. G. Stalcup & F. G. Baker,
surgeon dentists, will visit Phillips
burg on September 22d to the 23d for
all its various branches. Gold filing
speciality. All work warranted and
satisfaction guaranteed. Inquire at
the Central House.
Mrs. Fanny Willard of Philips
burg, was admitted to the Bar, las
weeks term of the Dist. Court, and is
now qualified to practice in all Dist.
and inferior courts. So far as we
the state, and has been appointed
Deputy Co. Attorney.
We do not expect to have as big a
fair at Phillipsburg Sept. 81, %, and
20, as they had at Topeka, but we ex-
pect to have better one. Come every
body and bring your pumpkins and
things" all along. Unfortunately our
county was not represented in the ex-
might have made a good showing
Our box did not get there in time.
"A son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Tracy, who is attending the school for
deaf mutes at Wyandotte, in company
with several other young people sim
ilarly unfortunate, were on the Q. B.
train Wednesday morning on their
way to that institution. We were very
much interested in the prompt manner
in which they carried on their CONVEX
sation and amusements, showing that
they were receiving valuable instruc-
tions in their school. One little fellow
who was making his first trip, looked
on in establishment. We expect to see
young Mr.. Tracy become valuable
citizen, Notwithstanding his misfor
tune, as he is a young man of more
than ordinary mental force
Phillips County was pretty we'll
represented at the State Fair and Re
union. We noticed Frank Strain and
son, John w. Lowe, wife and daugh-
ter, o, w. Bickford and wife, Joseph
Young and wife, Barnet Bump and
wife, Ritner Smith and son, E. B..
Morton, Isaac Dixon, Isaac Hawley,
Henry Vincent, Miss. Watson, Miss.
Kidd, A. Troup and wife, w. w.
Gray and wife, Thomas Fal kersOn, J..
P, Sullivan, Gill Hoover, Geo. Whit e
C. E. Don Carries, DR.. l.. L. Whitney
and wife, G.. w. Young and wife, Mr..
Taylor, II. s. Granger, and wife, John
Bissell, E. w. Warner, Col. Picket,
Mrs. J. v. Close, 8. G. Nay, Thomas
COx and We editor, wife ana boy. All
are home safe and glad of it,.
DISTRICT COURT PROCEED
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