Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-29

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scr1ption paper for N1r. Light, who had
his hand shot off, and received about
$50 from the citizens of this place
Ayers Pills cure headache by remOv-
ING distinctions from the system. re
lievfng the stomach. and giving healthy
action to the digestive apparatus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones' baby has been
dangerously sick for the past week, but
/ at present is thought to be slightly bet
ter. DR.. Wallace has been attending
to it.
Persons who have Gilbert and Gay
ans maturing can have the same re-
newed on advantageous terms by call
ing on VIM. Bissen. Nv
Rev. B. r. Turner will preach at the
NJ. Z, Church next Sunday evening
upon the subject, GLOW can we know
the PhilisJines are upon us All are
cordially invited TO attend
Itch and Kansas Scratches cured in
80 minutes by WOolford s Sanitary Lo-
ton Warranted by H q. Spragde d
Sons Druggists, Phillipsburgs Kansas
1868 2G
At the solicitation of Superintendent
J. II. Young, Rev. B r. Turner went
over to Logan last Tuesday evening to
undoubtedly gave them good one Tor
he is fully competent to do so.
VANTnD.-A teacher for school dis
trict No 60, for a term of five months,
to commence the middle Of September.
7. W. EDWARDS, Director.
ALBERT WHITE, Clerk.
inadvertently the Herald stated
that at the funeral of the little child Of
E. and a. Burgett, Rev. A. G0ode
preached from Romans chap and 19
and 10Th verses; it should have read,
Romans 9th chap and goth verse.
P.J. Crookham is now prepared to
do all kinds Of carpenting and building.
Plans and specifications furnished on
application. Residence one door south
of Furniture store. II
The many friends of Miss May Nash
win be glad to hear that she is rapidly
regaining her health while visiting
among her Iowa friends. May is miss
ed in the young society of this place.
It is rumored that P. @. S. Lowe viii
be a candidate for Sheriff before the
Democratic Convention. Should the
Republicans nominate a weak man,
Lowe would make q strong race. At
anv rate he will come as near getting
there as any democrat in the county
Farmer Krohu. formerly of Atchison,
but now of Beaver township, this cOun-
ty, was in town last Tuesday with a
load of pie plant for sale. As the prices
were so low, he disposed of but half his
load and took the balance home with
him.
James Woods is putting an addition
of thirty feet to the rear of his store
building There viii be q good stone
cellar under q portion of it and when
completed it viii make a fine business
room. We are glad to note the pros
perity of such a man as Mr.. WOODS.
Mr.. Bales, of the firm of Bales &
Cox, furniture dealers at kirwiu, was
in town last week. These gentlemen
are having an enormous trade, and
they keep the goods to do 1t with. Air.
Bales may we'll be called the Furniture
King of the solomon valley
We acknowledge receipt Of cOmDli-
mentarv tickets TO the First annual Fair
of the Norton County Agricultural
Association to be held at Norton, Kan
sas, Oct. 9th, 18th, Sth, and 9Th. They
have issued fine Premium List and are
sparing no pains to make the Fair a
grand success.
Last Sunday morning Rev. w. R.
Allen preached an impressive sermon
on the subject of Baptism, after which |
Miss Elsie Lowe and Miss Gussle Young !
received the ordinance of baptism and /
were admitted to full membership in /
the NJ Z Church Mr., D. A. BickfOrd /
was also admitted TO membership |.
by letter.
Mr.. w, Stuckmann, accompanied by /
Mr. Louis Bierman, of the stone mill [
below Marvin, were in our City short /
time ago. Mr.. Stuckmann IS the boss /
shoemaker at Kirwin, aud while here /
took several orders for work. Mr.. /
Berman has been unfortunate with his /
mill property, as the high water ruined /
good portion of MS dam. We shall |
be pleased to see both gentlemen in /
our City frequently
Hon. T. Nj. Bishop, of Glenwood /
township. was carrying a shotgun by /
his side, while riding in wagon. The /
muZzle pointed up toward the side of /
his head. By some means the hammer
got caught and the gun went off. /
Save the shock to Mrs. Bishop, who .
was riding with him, and the loss OF a
part Of his hat brim no damage was
DONE
The following item taken from the |
Kirwin Republican would seem to indi-
cate that mugwumps may not have /
clear sailing before the Republican
County Convention this fall -
CHOW that the judicial fight is over
the county politics will move to the
front This win not be a good year for
who boIted the county ticket
last year if the rumblings of the
straight OUTS indicate anything"
At the Democratic county Convection
held at this place last Saturday, the
following delegates were elected to
attend the Democratic Judicial COnven-