Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-02
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Go to W H Evans for fancy dress
goods and velvets. 5w
One dollar will buy % yds of calico
at w II Evans Of GlenwOOd. 5w
Farm loans at the Phillips County
Bank. If
wANTED-A girl to do house work,
will pay good wages, enquire OF Mrs.
II, 4. Spaulding.
IF. Morse, at the bank is prepared
to make good farm loans. If
I have about five hundred bushels of
Turkey Wheat Tor sale at my place in
Arcade township, at 60 cents per bushel.
The rye was all carefully cut out,
Aug 25, "a. At HIS. GRANGER.
See Sheriff Woods address to the
people in this impression He speaks
as one having authority.
WANTED-Fat cattle wanted for
which will will pay the highest market
price. Call on r. H. Evens, west
side square, Phillipsburg, Kansas. If
Oliver Rubin and wife visited the city
on land bus ness Tuesday. They report
n great deal of diphtheria and several
deaths in the neighbOrhoOd of Crow, in
Greenwood and GlenwOod townships.
Mss Bell Smith, of Phillipsburg, and
w. l.. Porter, CT Logan, have each been
given Second grade certificates by the
county board OF examiners. These are
in addition 70 the list furnished some
time since.
Prof. C. A. Lewis, County Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, has moved
A, S,F LIr7ts ~, bVril
up stairs, with Judge Pratt. This will
give him advantage of the Judges law
library, and pleasant Office rooms.
j. B. Hicks of Logan, and his brother
in-law, II. Elliott, of Marshall, Saline
county, Mo, made the HERALD call
Yesterday. Mr.. Elliott reports dull
Times in Missouri and thinks of locating
in this county.
Rev, Geo w. Grade, of Kirwin, and
S. Fl. Bradley were in the city Tuesday,
strengthening up the title to the NJ Z.
church of that place, which was found
10 be somewhat defective as to proper
execution of a former deed.
Oar friend Greason, of the Republic
an Citizen, Atwood, Kansas, is a little
off In advertising Prof. 9. A. Lewis to
be at that place with Hon. Lewis Han
cannot be there and does not know how
the mistake occurred, as no such calcu-
tatiOn had been made by him.
VIM. Dixon, of PLUM, was over to at
tend the mass convention Saturday and
took occasion to make US a pleasant call.
Mr.. ID is an old resident of Phillips
county as well as an old man, and we
are glad to see him getting more COM
fOrtoin1 eirarun Cfannnq his old aOn
There is no one more deserving of sue
cess than he,
LOST "A pocket book containing
500 in currency and a 500 money or
der, ] have the bills numbered and
made payable at Alma. 1 will give a
liberal reward to the party returning
said pocket book and contents to the
HERALD Office or Dallas w. McGrath.
DIR. I. F. Mallett left Tuesday for his
new home at Gettysburg, Graham cOun-
ty, where he has taken homestead,
and will start drug store. His place
is three quarters of q mile FROM town 50
he can live on his claim and do business
ia town. His many friends here wish
him abundant success in his new
enterprise.
Richard Hawks, OF Republic county
a location, and will probably become a
citizen among US. When he left for home
he took load of potatoes with him as
he said they were better and cheaper
here than there. We suppose this is the
first instance in which Phillips county
has supplied Republic with that
commodity
The Democratic journals are depre-
eating the fact that Blaine and Logan
are travelling over the country some,
and are having splendid Ovations wher-
ever they go, while their opponents
have had very dry times where ever
they have undertaken to show them
selves. Hence they turn green with
envy whenever they see their more for
tanate rivals on the wing.
o. R. Benedict, of Dayton, brought
as in q limb cut from four year old
peach tree, it contained FIVE well devel-
Oped peaches all good sized Mr.. b
has forty Of these trees in bearing, and
will pick about 10 bushels of delicious
fruit this year. all from four YEAR old
Seeding trees. That peaches can be
raised here with reasonable care, we
have no doubt.
A. D. Buekly, ". A. Buckly and d.
w. McGrath, of walnut township. were
An town last week. the latter gentleman
lOOsing his pocket book with one hun
dred dollars, and a money order for
same amount, and as the money belong
cd TO an estate for which he is admins
traitor, and If not found the money will
have TO be made up by him, and which
De g not very able % do. See notice OF
7e1ae 81 tal5 paper.