Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-03

Rev. L. IL Eleisher, Of Norton, viii
preach at the NJ. z. Church, in Phillips
burg, Sunday Oct. 4, at IL o'clock a. M
Ayers Sarsaparilla, sending pure
blood to the brain, gives q sound min d
in a sound body.
The bottom completely knocked ont
of rates on farm loans by Smith Jones
& Co, Register of Deeds Office.
Malarial disorders as often attack the
people Of large cities as of the country
Ayers Ague Cure is warranted safe
and certain specific.
We are now prepared to do you good
on farm loans, lowest rates in the cOun-
ty and no mistake Smith Jones & Co,
Register of Deeds Office.
DR.. Rouck reports a new boy at the
residence of Lyman Kearns. Nursey
stock will now be delivered by L. L.
Kearns & Son.
E. G, Howard. of our city, win now
change his name TO Eli. He was pre-
sented yesterday morning with twin
girls, and seems very happy.
LefingweIl says he does not intend to
be undersold by any merchant and only
asks that you call aud look through
his stock,
Among the attorneys outside Of this
county who are in attendance at this
term of court, are F. w. Sturgis, of
Concordia, Joseph G. Lowe, OF Wash
ington, and Z. T. Walrond, of Osborne.
Among those attending court from
Logan, this week, are p. Hanson. j. J,
|Viltrout, w. A. Reader, Thomas Dye,
Il. n. Boyd, w. Baker and j. T.
Schulze.
Mrs. j. w Benjaman, post-mistress
al Logan, it is reported, has sent in her
resignation. A change in that Office
will certainly be felt by the citizens Of
Logan.
Mrs. F. E Winsbip and mother.
Mrs Becbley, started this week for an
extended visit to friends in Creston.
Iowa Mrs Beckley will visit friends
in Indiana before her return home.
For 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. Il
j. W. Duncan, Of Solomon township,
mad the misfortune a short time since
to have his right shoulder dislocated
He was leading a calf by lariat rope.
and the animal jumped and threw
him npon his shoulder. W are glad
to state tn at he is recovering.
We have secured farm loan agency
with rates that can not as yet be dupli-
Gated in the county. and would be
pleased to write up your application If
you desire q loan, as we feel confident
we can save you moeey. Call on u at
Register Of Deeds ofice and be conYinc-
ed. SMITH Jones & Co.
Tie independent is exhibiting CON
siderable gall over the Kir win Postofice.
Ii the Senior editor of that mud singer
should publish his personal reminiscen-
ces entitled Whst know about United
States Ma Natter" this mysterious
book might possibly enlighten the be-
nighted MIR. May.
We were agreeably surprised this
week to receive ii call from Z. T. Wal
rond, Esq, of Osborne City. W. Wal
rond is an old acquaintance ofthe senior
editor, and was up as a witness in the
case OF the State against Rhodes. He
ex presses himself as being highly pleas
ed with our county, and the location Of
our town in particular.
We understand that j. F. Harris &
Co., of Long Island, are e. ecing an ell
evator which will soon be completed
and ready for business. This move ia
sures for Long Island good grain
market, for these gentlemen propose to
pay ne highest price for all kinds Of
grain. Vi ~ call your attention to the
heading. Grain Wanted, in another
column.
VIM. Nichols, of Greenwood town
ship, brought into our Office this week
two STALKS of corn, which, up to the
present date. are the nOblest Romans of
them al. They are fully u II feet
high. the top ear being 9 feet from the
ground. and they weigh together just 16
pounds. These are solid facts about
solid corn. Come on with your maize
and beat it if you can.
, Owing to a misunderstanding in re-
gard TO the date, the sale of p. G. s.
Iovs.s blooded stock which was to