Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-18

y . "A. nuiluS LBS bIELHluS you WanGs
White Sewing Machines at Letting
we'll & McClangs.
Come to the Fair and bring along
your EXHIBITS
Several of our citizens took in the cir
Gus at Kirwin Yesterday.
A. ]. Bowman and Peter hansen, Of
Logan, were in town to-day.
Z. W. MOusley, of Dayton, threshed
Al bushels Of Fultz wheat per acre.
John Gebhart has got his house fin.
ished and moved his family into it
Teachers association meets Saturday
at Marvin, don't forget it you teachers.
District Court commences next Mon
day with nearly q hundred cases on the
docket.
John Sage has sold his interest in the
threshing machine to the Springer
Brothers.
VIM. Edwards, who is clerking for
ID. A. Huling, has moved his family
over fram Logan.
wANTED-A girl to do house work.
will pay good wages, enquire of Mrs.
H, Z. Spau ding.
At Marvin last saturday evening, IS
voters were present and on a vote for
president 10 votes were cast for Blaine
& Logan.
David McClung and wife, Of Will
Hamburg, Ohio, parents of our fellow
townsman, Gus NteClung, are visiting
in the Burg.
The Logan Mills have lately been
Over-hauled and a new dam put in,
making this one of the best mills in
northwest Kansas.
Although Uncle Charley Dickey did
not succeed in getting his Office yet he
seems to be succeeding in his hotel and
furniture business.
The contractors have the church en-
closed and the door and windows in.
Owing to the death of his child, MIR.
Lawyer has been unable to continue the
lathing and pIastering.
G. A. Spauldlne gne, to Long Island
TO day to to maze proof in a homestead
case for old Mrs. Dean, mother of j. D.
Dean, who is too feeble To come to the
burg or go to the Land Office.
We this week publish notice of sol
diers reunion for this county to be held
at this place next month. We hope
the old soldiers will make this their first
county reunion a grand success.
We failed to mention the departure
of Mr.. &AnbOrn last week for the
mountains, where he will permanent
~ locate, his family will remain here
for ashOrt time when they too will go.
Chas Tracy has sold his timber claim
IN, Tnav ~ ~,
HOllander, from Lancaster county, Neb
This makes about ten claims bought in
the upper Deer Greek country by HOl-
landers from that county.
Nelson Burst, CT this township, has
been raising wheat on the same land
for five years and has increased the
yield each ear. commencing at twelve
bushels and this year the yield was thir-
ty bushels per acre, variety being Red
May
A A. Kivitt, late of California, has
taken a piece of land in Freedom town
ship where he will make his home. He
is brOther-in-law of r. K. McCauley,
and rs he is a good Re ublican II is
hoped that he may have a good effect
on Richard politically.
George Plotner reports his yellow
corn, which he is now husking, as
yielding fully 90 bushels per acre, and
that his white corn is much more heavi-
" cared, and will yield considerably
more. He also reports that he has so
acres of fall wheat sOwn.
DR.. I. Miley. of Marvin, made this
Office a call to-day he had been up at
tending some of his d,phtheria patients
all OF which he reports a. doing a. well
as could be expected. The Dr. is a
q Od Republican and a. wide awake on
politics ~ medicine which is saying a
good deal. He is always a welcome
visitor.
Father GOOde Is undoubtedly the first
man GO discover swarm of wild ices
IN this county, which he did near his
home in Granite township. He favored
d with a SAMPLE glass of honey which
we can testify was good, and It might
not be out Of place to say that if wild
bees can thrive, tame ones certainly
can be successfully kept.
Having purchased the Drug Store
formerly owned by DR.. I. F. Mallett, I
desire to inform the public thar / shall
always keep on hand a full stock Of
Pure Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
Paints, Oils and Varni~hes, Toilet Arti
cles, and everything usually found in 8
first class Drug Store shall give
personal and careful attention to com
pounding prescriptions, and would
most respectfully solicit q share of your
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