Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-10-19
LOCAL RERALDLNGS.

Last Sunday night was very cold.
We are having beautiful autumn
weather.
County Commissioners meet again
tomorrow, Friday.
Ed. Johnson and wife are away on
visit to friends in Iowa.
Young & Strain will pay the hig h
est market price for small grain.
VIM. Bissell is prepared to place
a few small desirable farm loans.
Elmer Kelley was up from Kirwin
Saturday. remaining over night in the
city.
Young & Strain will take your
grain and pay you the highest mar
ket price in cash.
"A large span Of mules for sale, with
or without wagon and harness. In
quire at this office. If.
The editor left Monday afternoon
on business trip to Iowa, and will not
be back until Saturday.
CHAs. r. MUNGER, Newton, Kan
sas, State Agent for school seats,
maps, globes &c. Agents wanted.
$4,000 bushels of wheat wanted
for which we will pay cash.
YOUNG & STEAM.
Bottom knocked out of prices
of everything, at the Cheap Cash Store
OF John Hillstead, Marvin, Kan. As
John Hillstead did not sell his
store but has Knocked the bottom out of
prices at his old stand at Marvin.
DR., Houek is putting large ad-
dition to his dwelling house, which
will add greatly to its comfort and
convenience.
County Clerk Lowe is busy day
and night preparing the tax roll. And
again we repeat nothing is sure but
death and taxation"
The B. & NJ. r. r., known as
the Burlington Route" offers special
advantages to travellers. See their adj
vertisement in this paper.
w. H. Rose, in company with his
two sons, Al. and Lee, have been so
journing with their many friends at
Phillipsburg, the past week.
There were few articles unclain-
ed at the hall after the NJ. E. dinner.
The owners will please call for the
same at the store Of g. ". Young.
We hear considerable complaint
about the disturbance created at the
temperance meeting last FIidey night
by some of the small boys.
The BOYS summoned to appear at
Leavenworth as witnesses in the coun-
terfeiting trial have not returned, but
are expected the last,of the week.
DEAN, the Boss" HARNESS MAN
"ads" because people ought know
where to buy goods cheap. First door
n Orth post Office, Kirwan, Kan. I'm
We will send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
Topeka Capital, Topeka COD1nlOna0eGL-
th, Leavenworth Times or Kansas
Farmer.
-Phillipsburg is In need OF cream
cry. There is a splendid location near
town containing springs of living wat
er that can be secured for this purpose.
Who will improve this opportunity
ED. Korns is missing from the
HERALD force this week = but we
promised to tell only our confidential
friends that his destination is Osceola,
Iowa. Concluded next week.
Rev. Jas. Patterson will preach
next Sabbath morning in the school
house. After morning service the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered.
Mr.. John Coffin, of Marvin, gave
the HERALD a friendly call yesterday.
AIr. Coffin expects to go the eastern
part of Nebraska soon, but will return
to Kansas in the spring.
Uncle Joseph Klose returned last
week from Sheriden county where he
purchased 800 sheep. The sheep were
drive across the country and arrived
at Phillipsburg last Saturday night Ia
fine condition.