Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-11-22
LOCAL HERALDIN0s-

bargains
Mrs. D. B. Bailey and her son,
George, are down from Norton county
visiting at Mr.. COwan's.
Read our prospectus on the,opposite
page. 1t will do you good II you Will
only profit by it.
We are glad to note that Miss Elsie
Lowe is gradually recovering from her
long protracted illness.
Mr.. Franz S. Drummond, a gentle
man from Smith county, is now engaged
rs one Of the HERALD force.
We understand that McElroy & Nc
Kay have dissolved their law partner
ship. Mr.. Mckay will continue IN
practice at this place.
Mr.. J II. Young, County Supt. elect,
called in our Office on Wednesday. he
contemplates moving his family to this
place in the near future.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs, COwan,
who has been dangerously sick for the
past few days, is thought to be improV-
ing. We learn that Mrs. Cowan is
also quite sick
The first snow Of the season fell last
Monday, and as the tiny flakes noise
Iessly covered the landscape with a
spotless robe, it reminded one that
Christmas will soon be here.
Wheat, corn, rye, oats, hay, potatoes,
and all kinds of farm produce taken on
subscription at the market price. Sure
" every farmer can spare some little
item in order to take his home paper.
The new bell for the NJ E. Church
has been elevated TO its position, and its
clarion notes will soon warn the people
for miles around that is time to lay aside
shOtguns, ishing-poles, &c, and attend
divine services.
Sine Albaugh catches opportunities
on the fly. On Tuesday, when the
furry of snow covered the ground, with
his frisky mule hitched to a boo-sled he
grated the town like a streak of CREASED
We acknowledge receipt of an invita-
ton TO attend Grand Masque Ball to
be held at Logan, on the evening Of the
2eth inst. in honor OF the completion
of the Logan public school building,
Now Is the time to prepare shelter
for your stock. Although the winters
are usually mild here, yet there are oc-
.casionally storms which are very. severe
on stock. "a merciful man is merciful
10 his beast. "
The President has appointed Thurs
day, Nov 9th, as a day for thanks
giving. How oraciOusly thankful q
man can be when gorged with roast
turkey, plum pudding, and other edibles
100 numerous to mention!
DR.. j. Beechler, who has had sixteen
years IN the practice of dentistry in Chi
frI I IL
county He viii soon arrange to make
regular calls at this town, notice of
which will be published in due time.
G. A. Spaulding has purchased the
Adam McElrOy property on the north
side of the square. We understand he
will open a law office in the near future
BY the way, George is well posted and
will dc honor to the fraternity,
How would it seem to address q letter
10 Hon. s. w. McElroy, Register of the
u. S. Land Office, Oberlin, Kansas?
Straws frequently indicate the direction
OF the festive zephyr, but ''the greatest
schemes of uice and men gang aft a
gls."
Four ministers of the gospel, repre-
senting as many different denOmina-
tions, now reside in Phillipsburg. ThrO'
80 many gateWays, it seems as if the
''beggarly elements of the wOrld''
might find ample ingress to the fold of
Zion.
The instrumental music class under
the tuition of Miss Ella McClelland is
finely We have long
needed such teacher here, and those
desiring instruction on the piano should
not fail to avail themselves of this OBJ
pOrtunity.
The ladies of the N. E. Church will
hold a fair at the court house on Tues
day evening, Dec. I'd. Supper will be
served to all who wish it, for 25 cents
apiece. A good time is anticipated and
everybody is cordially invited to attend.
n22-2w Z, NJ. LOWE, Sec'y.
John Gephart has one of the finest
of toys and holiday goods in
the west The variety of rOsy-cheeked
dolls in his showcases would make the
bright ewes of every little girl in the
country sparkle with joy. His stock of
china and fancy crOekery ware is full
and complete.
The Oberlin Herald is now a Demo
cratic sheet, and j"bilates largely over
the election of Cleveland. For q num-
Der OF years DtcEs INC 1NopuDlICduS o1
Decatur county, on account of local
factions, have turned s. goodly share of
their county over to democracy. We
are glad to notice, however. thaS they
have redeemed themselves this fall, and
we trust that hereafter they viii work
unitedly for the interest of the party.
We wish to state to the people of this
that Mr.. e. W. Bickford,
who keeps the brick drug store on the
west side of the square, is thoroughly
to compound any prescription
given him. He keeps none but pure
drugs. and will attend to business care
fully and promptly. We cannot be too
careful in administering medicines to
our sick friends. A word to the wise is
auff7c fent