Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26


Rev. b. r, Turner win hold services
st 4hs IA. e Church on Sunday evening.
His subject viii be: General d %.
Howard, the Christian Soldier All
are cordially Invited.
While you are casting about for fall
and winter goods remember that at
Lefingwell's you cannot fail 70 ind Just
what you want Prices reasonable.
We publish this week a report of the
Soldiers and Sailors reunion, held at
Esley's grove on the 22d and 23rd inst,
but are compelled to let the roster stand
over until next week for want of space.
Ayers Ague Cure stimulates the ac-
tion Of the liver. cleanses the blood of
malaFial poison, and rOuses the system
TO renewed vigOrs Warranted 70 cure
Fever and Ague.
Moses EversOll, of Plum township,
tOch second premium on work team,
fiest premium On brood mare and first
Fair last week. This was a good show
ing.
Every one seems TO be looking to-
wards LefingWells the past few days.
Judging from the large boxes unlOaded
there this week his new stock must be
simply immense.
The Second Annual Ccnven ton of
the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
will be held in Salina, Kansas, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Oct. 18th and
18th, 1885. The citizens Of Salina offer
free entertainment to parties attending.
Fox SALE.-Three good COWS, one
span Of mares and colt, one set Of
harness and one wagon. This property
will be sold cheap if taken within ten
days. Inquire Of Frank Mckay, Phillips
burg, Kansas. II
Last Wednesday Horace AIoulton of
Kirwin, placed an attachment on the
mill Of Skinner & Adams for S795.25.
We trust that those gentlemen will
not fail in business as they are cid land
marks in the county
A man can make a good days wages
on the saving in the price of one suit of
clothes at ROthschild's new clothing
store at Kirwin, and get just what he
wants. Cali on him when in Kirwin
and be convinced. 1916
Mr.. NJ. L. Young, from Washington,
Kansas has located here, and Purchas-
ed lots north OF tho school house where
he will erect q residence. He is a car
psnter by trade and will undoubtedly
do we'll here as there will be a good
deal of building done from now on.
The circular Of the Kirwin Fair and
Stock Breeders Association shows that
1885 90 in purses are offered, ranging
from s. 90 up to $3.50. 90. They eX-
pect some excellent horse flesh on the
ground, and lovers of the turf Will IN
doubleday be well entertained.
C. H..Lefingwell has just received a
large and complete stock Of dry goods,
for the fall trade. Ladies do not fail
to call and see his fine selection of dress
fiannels, the largest and most complete
line ever brought TO the county
He received his commission a few
days ago, and now it is Postmaster
Clark. He will take possession of the
office the 1st Of October, rs that is tue
beginning of the quarter. We under
stand that about the lst of November
south side of the square.
Carl Mckay, a brother Of Frank
Mckay Of this City, was q caller this
week at the HERALD office. Mr. Nc
Kay has taken q homestead in the
western part of the county, and will
soon be permanent resident among
US. He is a typo and consequently
feels at home in a printing Office. We
shall be pleased TO see him often.
Judging from the number of delegates
that each candidate ''expects to have,
there will be 500 delegates, more or less,
in the convention. Each man believes
his chances number one, and is very
"A.
fees for all Of them, we would not feel
sorry TO see them all nominated, for
they are all pretty good men. But
many are doomed to disappointment.
One Of the latest acquisitions to Phill-
fps county, is the new clothing store
owned by Jacob ROthscnild, at KirWin.
Bn this sGOre can be found a complete
assortment OF every thing TO wear:
suits from $3.50 up; hats from so cents
up and every thing else in proportion.
The assortment found in this store
would be credit TO any city.
The Court House will be completed
and ready for court, which cOnveue4
next Monday. Messrs. Mcdowell and
Griffin have done an excellent job of
work there, as the room itself will fully
verify. ID. l.. Lawyer has also done D
fine job Of astering,-indeed he is
quite an artist in that line.
Eight head Of horses, consisting of q
good stallion, mares and colts; "A head
Of CATTLE including > graded bulls, COWS,
yearling steers, heifers and calves; so
hogs, consisting of pair OF thorough
bred Poland China shOats; brood sOWs,
and young shOats, besides other proper
ty, will DO sold st auction by w. ID.
LaBe, miles northeast Of Kirwin, on
Saturday, October 10th.
Died: On the goth inst. at his home
in the northwest part of this township,
Nelson b. Burst.