Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23
OCTOBER %.
LOCAL FsERALDINos.
Subs .ribe for the HERALD J..


Farm loans at the Phillips County
Bank. If
MIS-. H. Nash has returned from her
visit to Iowa,
j. F. Morse, at the bank is prepared
TO make good farm loans. tt
VIM. McIlvain has gone to Nebraska
TO spend the winter.
ELI Mcdowell viii spend the water
with his sister IN Gage comfy, Neo.
The Kirwin church choir is accom-
panied by an orchestra Of four instru-
lnents,
1t is reported that Or. / F. Mallett
will soon return 10 PhilGpspurg to 10
cate permanently.
Parties owning stock, and letting
them run at large, would do well to
shut them up or the Marshall may save
them the tronhle.
WATCHNAKER-AtG Geo. W. Stinson's
Law Office. VIII do all work coming
under the head of clock, watch and
jewelry repairing. n. w. PYLEs.
Rev B. r. Turner, accompanied by
mr.. Daniel HOpsOn, of Freedom town
ship, are attending a ministerial assOci-
alton, this week, st Smith Center.
Twill sell coal at $500 per ton until
Nov. LIST. 1851 >. g. NAY.
Nv Marvin, Kansas.
Collins Ague Cure, for Chills and
Fever. Dumb AguU and all kindred. dis
eases, is surpassed by none, sold at 80
cents per bottle and every bottle war
ranted.
I will close Outa, lot of ladies' eloaks
at 20 cents on the dollar.
D. A. HULTNG.
Miss Elsie Lowe, who has been dan
gerously sick with typhoid fever for
over three weeks is thought to be4cOn-
valescing. We trust that she may soon
be restored to health,
The plasterers are now putting on the
finishing work, and when completed
phillipsburg will have one of the finest
church edifces in northwest Kansas.
Mr.. +. II. Evans has moved his fam
lly into town, and we understand that
Mr.. IIullng contemplates moving his
here soon. There is now scarcely an
empty room to be had.
See the bills of II. w. PvIes, watch
maker and jeWeler, around town.
\. w. PasLEs.
Curtis, one of Sheriff Woods little
boys is very dangerously sick with diph-
liberia and little hopes Of his recovery.
Also one of d. @. Clark's little girls is
dangerously sick with the same disease.
There will be a meeting of the Blaine
and Logan Club, of this place, at the
school house on Monday evening, Oct
9th. w 7 S May, Esq, and Hon. Il Il
Hays, of Kirwin, have been invited to
address the meeting
Considerable land is changing hands
in this county now. Strangers are com
ing IN and are delighted with the ,coun-
try. And well they may be, for there
is no better county than Phillips IN the
grand old State of Kansas.
The county campaign is waxing
warm and if the people do not ,epthuse
it will not be for lack of orators Che
country school houses resOund with pc
dedantic eloQuence and loud win3ed
patriotism stalks abroad in the land.
A good brood mare five years old and
a lot of stock hogs for sale. Enquire of
d. A. HULING,
c.. W. l1ousley was in, Saturday.
He says the party who reported the
yield of wheat on his place was sOzne-
what ''off'' as to yield, but he had a
good crop of fine quality, weight 81
pounds to the bushel. Good enough!
A. c. Hays, OF Pittsburg, Pa, is look
ing for a location for q fine stock fa4Ea
which he proposes to stock with Short
Horn cattle, shipped direct from Pena-
sylvania. He is making arrangements
to winter near Long Island and may
permanently locate at that place
Lay aside your old razors, and go to
the neat and tidy barber shop of r. 3
Durkes', for a shave; he will do you q
slick job, using none but keen razors
and clean towels. PatrOnize home in
situations. MIR. Durkes has come 10
stay. You win find him one door
north of the Bank.
Mrs. Z. B. Sanborn and her son
Charley, left on Wednesday morning
for Greeley, Col, where she will Join
her husband. We hope they may fad
health and happiness in their new
home MIR. SanbOrn is a,fine mechanic
and we regret that on account OF p0or
health he was compelled to leave.
Fred j. Gloss, brother of Commiss-
Toner Close of this county, was nou1iu-
ated for County Attorney of DOniphan
county, Monday, by the Republicans.
Fred seems to have a pretty firm hold
upon those DOniphan county people, as
they have kept him in Office for the last
eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry AIeYerden, OF
Kirwin, have been sOrely afflicted in
the loss of their children from diph-
theris, all of them, four in number,
having died within twenty days. Lot
tie, their Oldest and only child left, q
young lady Of eighteen, died on the
evening of the 2Oth. They supposed
she was cOnvalescent, but paralysis, q
frequent complication of dilshtheria, sci
an, and she was soon taken away
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