Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-05
LOCAL HERALDINQs.

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Go to the Post Office fer legal blanks.
If you have any hogs to sell, take
them to S. G. Nay, Marvin.
S. G. Nay of Marvin, dealer in cattle
and hogs, was in town Monday.
For SALE:-A good work horse en-
quire of of II. c. Spaulding.
Z. H. Evans wants to buy fat cattle
and will pay tie highest market price
G. w. Young sold and delivered six
Buckeye reapers in one day this week.
0. r. Benedict and j. o. Lowe were
in town Monday looking after road
matters.
THE PARAGON is the strongest school
desk manufactured. For sale by,
n31-3m A. P. McBLRoY.
I am prepared to make loans on inn
proved farms in Phillips and Smith
counties. 5-17 G. A. SPAULD1NG.
S. G. Nay, at Marvin, will pay the
highest market price for all the hogs in
the country.
Dallas Harmon is building an ad-
dition to his livery barn on State street
which will make it one of the largest in
the county.
w. f. Woodward cleared $25O.O0 on
two car loads of fat sheep which he
shipped to Kansas City recently.
Dallas Harmon's hack makes con-
nections with all trains at Marvin and
passengers will find this q cheap and
safe way of transportation.
N. B. Mccormick and lady, E. Davis
and lady and Miss Linda Mccormick
attended the ice cream festival at Mar
vim, Saturday evening.
T. B. Hale has finished digging a
well for II. S. Granger 297 feet deep,
2O7 being through blue rock. Water
has raised to within 60 feet of the sur
face.
Just after the Sunday school, Sunday
morning, Rev. b. r. Turner will
preach at the Phillipsburg school house.
Subject: Cain ana Able or the two
brothers. All are cordially invited.
We are under Obligations to Senator
P. B. Plumb for vols. and 3 of the
Compendium of the Census Of 1880. It
contains vast amount of information
and is daluable addition to a library
Phillipsburg furnished four orators
yesterday; G. w. Stinson at home, S.
w. McElroy at Logan, and A. P. Nc
Elroy and Prof. Lewis at Long Island.
Our capacity and eloquence are recog-
nized.
Father A. Goode, of Granite, was
down at Phillipsburg, Thursday to make
final proof on his homestead; his health
is still very poor, being almost COM
pletely paralyzed, and one side having
no feeling at all.
Campmeeting will be held on Wal
nut Creek, about ten miles due north of
Phillipsburg, on /. Painters farm,
commencing July 9Th. Rev. Howard
4AONO4 tbuO OOuGI ulIulSIGIS VIII UO pIGS-
ent. -av Il. TREVER,
Pastor in Charge.
"A fine rain. visited the county yester-
day, rather demoralizing the Fourth of
Jaly program, but we think most PEG
pie were satisfied with the change. The
creeks were on little high, the only
thing we saw we thought was full,
not excepting the ice cream dishes.
On the whole we think this county did
its duty in the celebration business.
rs Thomas Davidson. of Glenwood
'toWnshIp has the finest flock of sheep
IN the county. Many of the ewes
sheared from IL to IA 1-2 pounds, and
his whole flock of ZOO averaged 8 1-2
pounds of very high grade wool. Mr.
D. is an enthusiastic wool-grower and
is making it success. His flock
this year gained one pound on the. head
over last, when. he handled them in
Eastern Nebraska