Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

stalk y 1-2 feet in leugth into our Offic.
this week. He also had another stalk
which measured at the largest end,
81 inches in circumference. Bring in
your tall stalks. gentlemen, our sauetum
has high ceiling.
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. Inqui,e of Frank Mckay, Phillips
burg, Kansas. If
A man can make a good days wages
on the saving in the price of one suit of
clothes at Rothschiid's new clothing
store at Kirwin, and get just what he
wants. Call on him when in Kirwin
and be convinced. 1916
Archer & Mitchell, carpenters and
builders, will make contracts for all
kinds of work in their line. Plans and
specifications furnished on application.
Give them a call if you think of build
ing. ie20tf
Hon. Lewis Hanback, was a caller at
the HERALD Office this week. He at
tended the Fair one day and seemed
much pleased with the exhibition. By
the way the HERALD is indebted 10 him
for some valuable public documents.
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Since Phillips County has become such
an unhealthy place to live IN II would
be we'll for our citizens to cast about for
some reliable insurgnce agent. +. T.
NJ. Dntcher will insure Won in the SoutR
Western Mutual Benevolent Association.
Ne have been compelled 10 be rather
brief in our report of the fair, for want
OF time and space. and some essential
points may have been omitted, but we
shall publish a list next week, of the
premiums granted, and at that time, may
take occasion 10 speak more upon the
subject.
There will be a republican caucus at
the school house in Phillipsburg, on
Saturday, Sept. 26th, at O'Clock a. m.
for the purpose of sending five dele
gates To the county convention, to be
held at Phillipsburg. Oct 3rd.
]. F. MORSE, Chairman.
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The four year old HambletOnian stall
lion raised by w. F. Woodward and
now the property of W. E. Goddard,
carried off the blue ribbon yesterday
Mr.. Goddard is one of the best horse
men in the county, and he made a good
strike when he bought this horse from
Mr.. Woodward.
Mr.. f. A. Darby, travelling statesmen
for ToOtle, Shireman & Co, wholesale
cl0thiers st. Joseph. Mo-, was ia this
city this week Mr.. Darby owns some
desirable real estate in this county He
attended the fair one day, and his land
rates at a firmer price now. Mr.. Darby
favored our Office with call.
One of the latest acquisitions to Phil
ips county. is the new clothing store
owned by Jacob ROthscnild. at Kirwin.
In this store can be found q complete
assortment OF every thing to wear:
suits from $3.50 up; hats from so cents
np and every thing else it proportion.
The assortment found in this store
would be a credit to any city
We are compelled 70 chronicle several
criminal cases this week, a large share
of which were caused directly by
whis6ey. 1t has also been noticed that
several persons who are in the habit Of
becoming intoxicated, were found.
drunk. Now these parties get their
Whiske y some place, and whoever furn-
ishes il TO them IS violating the law
This thing must be stopped or some
thing is liable to drop. Fair warning
gentlemen.
The republican party wants no can
didates On their ticket this fail who are
''nest hiding" with the greenbaCk har-
lot. 1t wants none but straight repub-
licans who viii not play the hunky for
the sake of opposition votes. Straight
goods. all republican wool and a yard
wide and an inch thick is what we want
We have plenty of such material and
the people should sec that delegates TO
the county convention are selected who
will place such men on the ticket
Kirwin Chief.
We are pleased te note the return Of
SIR. Etihu Davis, for a long time a
prominent member of the Phillips
county bar. mir. Davis has been in
very poor health for the past six months
and after an extended trip 10 the scenes
of other days returned somewhat iIn-
proved in health although not entirely
well. His many friends hers VIII be
glad TO ses him back.