Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-06-20

800 600 in a kiln, but as there is now a
strong demand for their brick, they
will burn a small kiln at first in order
to supply the market 1t takes but
about seYan days to burn a kiln This
will undoubtedly be a lucrative business
as there viii be a good demand for
brick in the near future. The HERALD
wishes the new enJe rprise an abundant
success.
Jas. T. johnson & Co.'S Great West
ern Circus and Museum will exhibit at
Phillipsburg Tuesday, June 80. Col.
johnson desires the public to thorough
Iy understand that his patrons will not
be annoyed by confidence games, or the
other Objectionable schemes usual with
some shows, as they are not tolerated
by the management under any circum-
stances whatever.
MIR. J. D. Bonar, who purchased the
Perry Clark farm, and who some weeks
ago went back on a visit to his old
home in Indiana, has returned again TO
Phillips county. He says that in all his
travels he did not see as good prospects
for crops gen orally as we have here
He is much pleased to get back again
and will go to work with a vim and i'm
prove his place. The many friends of
Mr.. Bonar will be glad to welcome him
back again.
George Weeks, one of the old settlers
of this town, but who has been to Bis
mark, Dakota, about two years and a
half, has returned to Phillips county to
stay. George is a good clever fellow
and we are glad to welcome him back.
We knew that it was only a question of
time with him, they all return to their
first love who leave Phillips county,
I.R.B. Arnold's illustrated lectures
Ancient History, Bible Geography, ETC..
is said to be very entertaining and IN
structiYe. He Is recommended highly
by the press. He uses sun pictures
from y to 25 feet square with which to
illustrate and they are all taken from
actual photographs He win be at this
place on Wednesday the Oath inst.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
viii have an ice cream festival at the
court house on Tuesday evening, June
%. Refreshments will be served from
to 10 O'Clock P. NJ, Music will be fur
nished by friends who have kindly vol
unteered their assistance. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to come out
and enjoy themselves. Bring your
poeket-bOOks.
S. NJ Ely, Esq, of Dayton town
ship, accompanied by his son Simeon
Ely, made thl1 Office a pleasant call
last Tuesday. Mr.. Simeon Ely is a
young man, and he IS starting in life
properly by investing IN so acres of
Phillips county land.
Mr.. j. S Barnes, of Greenfield, Sar-
aroga county, n. Y, half brother of
Mr., G. A. Spaulding, of this city, is out
here on a visit. We understand that he
is so well pleased with our country that
he has determined to locate here,
H. B. Abbott, of Greenwood town
ship, is working up quite a trade in the
agricultural implement business. He is
agent for the celebrated Deering har.
vesting machinery, and the Friek Com
pany threshers and steam engines.
He viii undoubtedly do good business,
Mcdowell Bros. & Albaugh will trade
some of their excellent ponies for cat
tie or young stock. Their ponies are
the best lot ever brought to this place.
Call soon as they are going rapidly.
Parties desiring to insert advertise
ments in the forth coming premium
list of the Phillips County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, viii please
hand them in as soon as possible.
Archer & Crookham, 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. je2Od
Hon, w. l. Morgan. OF Greenwood
township called last Monday and re-
ported good crops in his neighborhOOd.
Wanted a good single driving
horse. Inquire at this office. #
James Her, one Of the oldest typos
in the country, but who is now living
on his farm west Of this place, was a
caller at the HERALD Office last Satur-
day.
We don't advise you to get loan on
Your farm, but if you must, the Citizens
Bank viii accommodate you short no
tee ie2Of