Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-18
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Go to w II Evans for fancy dress
goods and Velvets. 5w
One dollar will buy 25 yds of calico
at W H Evans of GlenwOOd. 5w
Byron Miller of Republic county was
An town Tuesday looking for a location.
Miss Alice Walker, OF Ohio. sister of
Mrs. +. H. Evens of this place arrived
here last Saturday and Will visit for
few weeks.
Benjamin Parke, of Arcade, two
miles east of town, brought US in some
ears of corn IA inches long last sat-
urday.
which will will pay the highest market
price. Cali on E. III. Evens, west
sid square, Phillipsburg, Kansas. If
John Wmthfngton, living g or 7
miles west of Logan aCcidently shot
himself in the leg Friday evening at
Logan while fOoling with an old revOl-
yer.
VIM. Meyers has added to our collec-
ton double cucumber, 8 inches in d.
ameter and 10 inches in length, it was
raised on d. q. CIark's place in solo
mon township.
Mr.. & Mrs F. Mckay and her niece
Miss McClellaud, made the Office call
saturday while we were absent. We
are sorry ladies that we were necessar-
lily absent and hope when sou come
again that we will be at home.
The Phllipsburg public schools
opened Monday. The teachers seem
70 like the schools and the scholars
seem to like their new teachers equally
p Ind - Il rfr-snF1 I'm
society AS it we're, This is right and
we are glad to say that the prospects
are good for profitable term.
DR.. F. Mallett has sold out his
drug store and fixtures to G. W. Biek-
ford, who i we'll known in this county,
He has had seven years of experience
a. druggist and is a graduate of the
Massachusetts school of pharmacy.
His new add will be found on the first
page of this paper and we bespeak for
him success.
Mrs. F. T. N. butcher left Monday
for Jerseyville, Ill, with her brother
James, who has been visiting friends
here for some time, she Will be gone
several weeks. This is the. first time
she has been absent from Phillips cOun-
ty in 10 years, we don know what will
become % Frank with no one TO take
care of him.
s. A. Weeks, supervising agent OF
the Pleasant Star Nursery, in charge
OF AGENTS for six counties in northwest
Kansas, made us call This morning,
he report good success and is selling
a large amount OF stock. Farmers are
beginning to understand that with or
binary ca, 9 fruit raising can be made a
success. and are preparing for the
future.
w. D. Clark returned last Thursday
from Tunuell Hill, Ill, where he had
been with his son J. J. Clark, vino haN
bought a place in Johnson county.
They went through with wagons. lie
re IOrts the first place on the road that
wa suffering from drought was a strip
so miles wide just east OF the Mississ-
ippi river. MIR. CLARK has by No means
fell in love with his new home, aud his
land in phillips county is not for sale.
T. G. Hackley, having traded his
land In solomon township for property
in Pawnee City, Neb, will remuve his
family TO that place. The Selbe broth
ers, who have bought his place, viii be
here soon and have already sent for
ward some stock, they design stocking
up their places with fine horses aud
other fine stock. They will be an ad-
.ditiOn TO our community, and while we
reg. ct TO lose Mr.. Hackley or any other
-ciJlzen we are glad when their place is
to be filed with 80 good citizens as the
Sslbe's are said TO be.
On the oath, inst. the Hon. Lewis
Hanback,, Hon. w. =. TiltOn Hon. A
1s5NXey, Hon. H. >. Granger and other
prominent speakers will address the
voters Oh the issues Of the day at Phil.
lipsburg at o'clock p. Nj. As this is
the only day meeting that will be-
held in the county it is desired that
there shOUld be grand rally OF Repub
licans and all Others who desire To
hear the live questions of the day
discussed. Alta meeting of the Blaine
and Logan and John A. Martin club
Tuesday night a committee was aD.
pointed TO make ample arrangements
for this meeting and we hope that no
one will fail TO be present.
Elder B. R. Turner, well known in
these parts as q Congregational minis
ter, and who has had charge of
church at Selma, California, for the
last six months, returned TO the Burg
last Tuesday, and viii probably make
arrangements TO remain In the county
for sumo time. His many friends have
given him a hearty welcome. We learn
that he oontemplates giving q talk, at
the school house on Friday night OF
next week, at which he VIII tell what
he saw during his. travels in the noun
tain regi0ns of the great west, and wili
charge 25 cents for adults, 10 cents for
children, part OF the proceeds tO tie d.
Tided between tbs Sunday Schools Of
ths city