Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-18


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ID. I. Bartlett, of st. Joe, Mo, is out
here this week on a business trip.
The Citizens Bank will promptly ill
all good applications for farm loa rs III
Look for notice calling attention Of
lot owners of Fairyiew Cemetery.
A good spring wagon for sale. In
quire here. II
Miss Sadie Lowell. of Kansas City, is
visiting in the City, the guest of Miss
Alice Bickford
We want to buy brood sows and
stock. Inquire at Phillips County
Bank. iel5tf
Just received 100 bolts new style
prints at 5 cts. per yard at Lefingweh
& Meetings.. jl8 T.
If you wish to prove up on your land,
call at the HERALD Office, you can &c.
your job done reasonably If
Archer & Crookham have resumed
work on o. w. Biokford's new res
idence.
smith BROS. Of GOode, are among
the new subscribers to the HERALD this
week.
County Treasurer Smith has been
smoking some fine cigars of late, dona-
ted by II. Ferret, of Logan
The NJ. E. Church aid society, will
give an ice cream festival in the near
future. See notice in next issue
d. A. Huling, of the firm of HuIing
& Anderson, started east this week to
stock up in the hardware and grocery
line.
The frame work of G. W. Young's
new residence islup, and hescarpenters
are rapidly. pushing it to complete on.
The managers of the Phillipsburg
brick yard set fire to their first kiln of
brick Thursday evening last.
The best thing for the lcomplxion is
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t brings the
bloom,of health to the wan cheek.
Go to Lefingwell e McCIung's and
see those new style silk and satin prints,
only 8 cts. per yard j18t2
The delegates elected at the primary
last Saturday We're, Frank Strain, G ,
A. Spaulding, Phil Townsley, c. A.
Lewis and j. W. Lowe.
The Citizens Bank don't advertise
'.Farm loans at s per cent but they
can duplicate the rates of the sardine
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Judging from the amount Of Lumber
being hauled to the country, a great .
many improvements are being made
by the farmers
If your hair is getting thin 1.-The ap-
plicaton of Halps Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover will promote a thick new
growth.
o w. Bickford expects soon to erect
a store building, on the north sides of
the square, and will put in full and
complete line of hardware.
Rev. 8. R. Turner will preach at the
III. Z. Church next Sunday evening,
upon the subject, ''WicBedness Injuri-
GUS. Let there be a full house.
MARRIED On the 18th inst, by
Charles Dickey, Justice of the peace,
Mr.. Manes Vremon to Miss Lena Fer
mart, both of Prairieview township.
The Cain city News, published by
Frank L, Gamble, at Cain City, Els
worth county, is a neat five column To-
Ito, and one of our spicy exchanges.
The people of Downs win celebrate
the sixth anniversary of the birth of that
city, on the 9th inst. Noted speakers
have been invited to participate in the
exercises.
The Ports Patriot is kicking because
Billy May, OF Kirwin, as they say sue
ceeded in Sucking the town to the
amount of about 5000. Billy May against
the world on a horse trot.
Capt. j. w. Lowe has the thanks of
the senior editor for a nice quantity
of excellent potatoes. They will keep
the wolf away from the door for few
days, at least.
Considerable corn was damaged by
hail in several localities last Tuesday.
The 40 acre field of j NJ. Sanee was
totally destroyed Also all the corn on
the place recently purchased by j. D.
BOnar.
Director VIM. Bissell, of the Kansas
and Western Railroad, has information
that the survey between Atwood and this
point is now in progress, and the sur
veyOrs viii reach here in few days
We call attention to the new s'ad'' of