Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-25

Look out for a big ad for d. A. HUI
ing next week.
G.. W Bickford isdoing lively bust
mes in his new drug store.
Perry Copeland, of Marvin, was tax
ing in the town, Tuesday.
nike Beckley has been kept busy in
IN his lumber yard the past week.
Miss Elsie Lowe is making an extend
ed visit among friends Fnd relatives in
Missouri.
Geo. FurgesOn has returned from an
extended trip through the eastern part
of Kansas and missouri.
John ". Fenton, of Kirwin was in
town yesterday on business and pleas
IRE combined.
The HERALD Office will be well repre-
sented at the Printers Association at
Downs next Saturday.
WANTED-Fat cattle wanted for
which will will pay the highest market
price. Call on +. H. Evena, west
side square, PhiIiiIsburg, Kansas. If
Herbrt Hull. Gus Stoekmen, J. A.
Shatuek and others are up from Eirwin
to day
Grover Cleveland has two nephews
living near Smith Center bogl Of which
are Republicans.
The Nj. E sewing society meets at
the residence Of W. Il. Allen next Tues
day afternoon. Everybody come.
"a will our Correspondents please
kR, ss-frY Il 4 l..
further part aud only on one side
of the paper.
District Court still progresses, and
eases are being disposed of in manner
that does credit to our district Judge as
an efficient officer.
J. Z. Kelly, formerly of the HERALD
folks, was in town Yesterday and took
occasion to visit Old haunts where he
knows that he IS always welcome.
In the case of Fallan vs.. the commits
siOners of Phillips county, which came
up before his honor Judge Pratt this
week, the jury gave in verdict of 500
damages.
Several teachers from this part al
tend the meeting of the association.
at marvin last Saturday, report of which
will be found elsewhere in this
impression.
s. D. whorton, of the Kansas City
Journal was in the city to-day canvass
ing and gave us a call, the Journal is a
good newspaper and has quite a num-
Der OF readers. at this place.
d. Huling and wife started for the
eastern marts of trade this morning.
Mr.. II. Intends laying in an immense
stock for the fall trade. Look cut for
bargains when he returns.
Col. May and Major Don Carlos have
both been attending court this week al
30 attorney Cook of Kansas City. MO-,
webb Mccall of Gaylord, and S. 81.
Brady OF kirwin-
Ryan, ramer-At the
Central House. Phillipsburg. Sept y.
1884, by Rev w. r.. Allen. Mr.. G. II
Ryan to Miss Amanda CrameT, boil
OF Kirwiu.
MARRIEu-Spangenburg-Hock-
At Central House, Phillipsburg, Sept
list, 1884. by Rev. ". r. Allen, Mr.
W. ii, Npangenberg to Miss Lille NJ
Hook, both of Kirwin.
W.. NJ Bradley, of peer Creek town
ship, will soon go to- Denver to TAX,
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and his family will probably follow
him soon, we aie sorry to loose him
but as he got d good sit, we submit.
A man in Smith county has a walnut
grove seven years old from which he
said this season 800 bu heels Of walnuts
at 81 per bushel- Query. How many
years will it Ike him at the same rate
to compensate him for his labor and
have the land and trees left.
". Il Mcbride m lde a good speech
It the meeting at the court house Tues
day night and although the time v as
short he got in Jew very pertint mt
though on the political issues OF the
day. Mr.. Mcbride will make a thor
Ough canvass OF the county before
election.
- A new town is liable to be started
soon in PrairieView township, a AIr
Jacob Papen of Holland Neb and
partLer whose name we have forgotten
they appear to be enterprising men
who will work for success in anything
they undertake.
Ritner Smith left this morning for
Rice county with his wife and two young
est children. hey go across the coun-
~ in carriage, and It Is hoped that
he trip will improve his healthy. I he
older OOys will go 70 their farm near
Logan 70 stay until their parents return.
Having purchased the Drug Store
formerly owned by DR.. I. F. Mallett, 1
desire to inform the. public Chat 1 shall