Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-11
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J. l.. Troup, of KirWin, was in the
city Monday.
Look out for bargains at Bickford 4
Champlin. Nv
George Ferguson started for Missouri
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Spanlding spent
Sunday in the country, visiting.
=. H. Bradley. Attorney. of Kirwin,
was in town Monday, on business
Don't fail to bring your exhibits to
the fair, October s, 9, and 10, 1884.
A. s. Ennis and , 5. Palmer, Of
Beaver, were in the city Saturday.
-Chas. BlakeIy OF Logan, died last
Sunday from being thrown from "a
horse.
The Blaine and Logan and John A
Martin Club at this place now consists
of over 100 voters,
A son of Thos. Curley ofKirwin was
killed by the ears running over him
at Downs last Monday.
If you have job work of any kind,
bring it to the HERALD office. Work
done with neatness and dispatch.
Emigrant wagons can be seen every
day passing through town bound for
the ''land of PROMISE"
Go to w H Evans for fancy dress
goods and velvets. CIV
Miss Elsie Lowe departed Sunday
night for New Market, Mo, where she
win spend q few weeks visiting.
All our sick people seem to be doing
as we'll a could be expected and it is
hoped that no fatal cases may result
Maine has gone Republican by the lar
gest III jOriJy that has been for 10 years
"CatTy 9he news to Maria"
The new firm of Bickford & Champ
lin, Non th-easL corner of the square,
are doing lively business in the mer--
camille line
We failed to mention last week the
departure of Mrs. IL II. Nash fer Mar
ShalltOwn, Iowa, where she will visit
relatives and friends tor a short time.
we have been absent tl.is week i'm
the southwest part of the county, and
are prepared TO remark that the corn
crop is excellent where we have been.
One dollar will buy % yds of calico
at w 81 Evans of GlenwOOd. 5W
VIM. Edwards, late of the Logan fur
niture store, Logan, has accepted a
position with D. A, Huling OF this place
as salesman and Will move his family
here soon.
MARTIED.-At PhilIipsburg, Kansas
September 8, 1884, by H. G. -Daulding,
Probate Judge, ~. ID. COvingtOn, OF
logan, To Miss +. III Elliot, of 81 al ren,
PennsViyania-
The captSin came around covered
.,..,r. &c., 1-y
We smoked II Blaine e Logan cigar,
Joseph BOoz brought to this office,
last Friday, five ears of corn that
weighed pounds, Ono of the ears
has q ro5VS and we'll formed. This is
good. Who can beat H.?
Henry Daum at the crossing on Deer
Greek south at town Is building a nice
grancry. The time when farmers could
get along without these convenience
f storing away grain Is forever past in
Phillips county.
L. W Bethards, of Logan, accom-
panied by J. B. Hicks, of PlainvIew,
gave us a pleasant call Friday. Mr..
Richards is doing q lively business I'm
his livery stable at logan, and Mr.
Hicks is IN extensive farmer in Plain
view.
WANTED teacher is wanted in Dist,
No, so, would prefer a female, applicant
must have End grade Certificate Cor 1~t)
and have taught at least one term be-
fore, good school house, good board,
wages $50 per month, enquire of ID, A,
Huling, Phlllipsburg, Kansas,
Don't forget the Republican rally at
this place, on the oath inst. Hon. Lew
is Hanback,, candidate for congress
Hon. John a. Martin, cand dale for
governor, and other prominent speak
ers are expected TO be present. Every
body come.
Mrs G. j. Van Allen has placed US
under obligations for some chOlce spec
linens of Kansas fruit, raised on their
farm one mile east of town. Mr.. Van
Allen, has had some trouble in getting
his orchard started. In a the trees
were destroyed by graSshoppers but
now, ter the third planting ne has one
Of the finest bearing orchard in north
west Kansas, aud is reaping the rewald
of his industry and perseverance.-CK ir-
win Chief
The Republican caucus last saturday
st this place WAS the most hOtly con-
tested of any held in the township for
years. the principal in, crest being cen
tered in the race ter district clerk and
ana al else SeeLAtou 10 DC tOsJ SlEhG Oh
or made To bend TO the work Of in
structing the delegates ON that office;
men were told that it was u temper
ance fight Tor temperance votes, a
church figh To get church votes, and
then Immediately men who were Meth.
or temperate or religious or republ can
were crowded into the G tucuS TO vote
on that Office no matter what their Vuts
might be on the temperance question
California farmers raise sixty two
bushels OF suntiower seeds TO the acre.