Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-30
OCTOBER 80.
LOCAL HERALDINos.
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Farm loans at the Phillips County
Bank. If
Recent fall rains have materially ben
Gifted the fields OF wheat and rye.
j. F. Morse, at the bank is prepared
TO make good farm loans.
I will paw the market price in cash
for some trst-class prairie hay Can
also use some nice smillet hay.
@. A. LEWIS
We are sorry to say that for want OF
space we are compelled tosuspend pub
LEGATION of some excellent correspond
.ence until next week.
Union Services at the Presbyterian
1 Church next Sabbath at II q. m.
? Preaching by Rev Z. II. Fleisher, OF
Clyde.
Brand every one. of Lamb and Boyd's
eleventh hour stories as lies and you
will hit the truth in SO cases out Of the
hundred.
In order to secure better mail facii-
ties after this week the HERALD will
be published on Saturdays instead Of
Thursdays.
WATCHMAKER-AtG Geo. w. StinsOn's
Law Office VIII do ali work coming
under the head of clock, watch and
.jewelry repairing. N. w. PYLEs.
Rev, N. b. Holman, of Kirwin, and
formerly pastor of the Baptist church of
this place, has returned to this county
after an absence of some time to the
Pacific coast.
See the bills of n. w. Pyles, watch
maker and jeweler, around town.
n. w. PYLEs.
The Blaine and Logan meeting at
this place on Monday evening was fair
~ attended and the audience were en-
tertained by Messrs HickenloOper,
Dickey and others.
z Bickford & Champlin will pay the
highest market price in cash for hogs,
cattle and sheep. They also want 25,-
600 bushels of corn for which they will
pay the top cash price. If
On Sunday evening last, Rev B. R..
Turner preached a very interesting SER
mon at the school house to a large con-
gregatiOn. from a text found in the 18th
chapter of st. John, 1st, I'd and Sd
verses.
Late Thompson has sold his interest
in the Norton Champion. He viii no
doubt devote his whole time to law and
his duties as county attorney, for Nor
credit of electing him.
1t is stated by competent critics that
Rev B, r, Turner, of this place, de-
lvered one of the most concise, pithy
and stirring political speeches Of the
county campaign, In Freedom township
q few evenings since.
Some gentlemen from Crete, Neb d,
have been delivering a large quantity
( OF healthy looking fruit trees to our
farmers hereabOuts. 1t having been
fully demonstrated that this is q good
fruit country, our people are taking ad-
vantage of the fact. and their homes
will soon be supplied with luciOus fruit
Of their own production.
The NJ. Z. Quarterly Meeting was
held at this place on Saturday and Sun
day last. Owing to the bad weather
ON Saturday the attendance was not
very large. but on Sunday morning
there was good congregation present
who were entertained with an excellent
sermon from Romans, 14th chapter
and 18th verse, by Presiding Elder
Breed.
Last week, in company with S. @.
Cummings, G.. A. Spaulding and Frank
Mckay, Of this place, we took a trip to
Long Island, and were much astOnished
with the improvements lately made
there. This town has one of the finest
Locations in northwest Kansas, and in
our opinion. is destined soon to be q
Arrival to some of her now more preten-
tious sisters. We hope soon TO visit
this pleasant town again, when we may
have the time to write it up as it de-
serves.
The republican rally last Wednesday
evening was complete success. Hon.
j. j. A. I. Dixon, of Russell County,
made an able and eloquent speech in
the advocacy of republican principles.
Rev. Mr.. Grade followed with a rafting
little speech in which he gave cogent
reasons why every prohibitiOnist should
vote for Blaine and Logan, Hon. John
Bissen then spoke for a few momen Is
on the tariff, and stated that by sup.
pOrting the whole ticket republicans
could make no mistake. The audience
were well pleased,