Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-01-31


Nay & Hillstead bought 500 fat hogs
last week, nearly two car loads day.
No space for Court Proceedings this
week, but will give them in full in our
s;ext issue.
The NJ. E. Social will meet at the res
ldence of Mr.. Davis, Tuesday evening.
All are invited,
A. Buckley and y. Lingenfelt.
of Walnut, were iii town Yesterday.
on real estate business.
A. II. Mischke of Long Island sold
Nay & Hillstead, p hogs for $4,000,
almost twenty dollars per head.
The Phillips County Bank paid out
over So, 900 for hogs Hast week for our
various hog merchants.
w. NJ Colby wasin Saturday tore
new for the HERALD, and supply him
self with the Chicago News for a gear.
Frank Dixson the Grow Creek mer-
chant, was in town yesterday. He has a
good stock but not much room to. show
it in. t.f...
We have received several communi-
cations that we are, com; eHed to post
pone publishing for want of space j..
Look out for them next week.
L. Knight and w. c. Calhoun, of
Freedom, S. G. Nay of Marvin. / Y.
Lea of Deer Greek and simeon Bailey
OF Granite, were callers on Saturday,
J. 3. Mccormick left for Hohon
Tuesday night, where he will attend the
Normal University for some time. Jim
IS bound to have good education.
sour Boys" have secured the services
of Clark e's String Band fer their dance
the 22nd Uf. February. Don't fail to
take in the best dance and supper Of
the season. ,---....,.s ....---s- f.
George Baum. of Glenwood IS among
our new subscribers for this week. a Mr..
B. is successful farmer, and IS mark
citing his corn at Phillipsburg. Letting
we'll & McClung takes it in at 40 cents
per bushel.
II. c. Sheriff., Trustee of Walnut
Township, made us cali Monday, pay
ing up for the HERALD one year more.
he informs usrthat he is, expecting his
brother from Northeast Iowa to move
to Phillips county. .......
Sam Riggs has been nominated by the
opposition for HaskelPs place. Now let
the Republicans of the Second District
go in for Republican principles, and the
man they choose will snow him under so
badly that he will think the winter an
unusually hard one. = Commonwealth j..
{. H. >LefingwelI, who has been
spending several weeks in Austin, Tex
as, and whose family have been visiting
in Clay County, returned Monday
morning, and CharisTis again behind
the counter or buy ing corn for his 125
! head of hogs which he is feeding on The
butcher place. Charlie is q rusIIer and
| don't allow any vegetation. TO sge animate
under his pedal extienlitiess 4 p
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