Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-24
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS


The Norton papers are full OF ordi,
nancss since that town has incorporated.
Mrs. J. G. Covington succeeds Mary
F. Benjamin as post mistress OF Logan
W. G. Calhoun has just completed a
fine frame school house for district No.
q.
Judge SpauldiDg and family are visit
ing friends in Chicago and other points
east.
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour,
VIC. Calhoun is oYerhauling the old
post Office building, putting in shelves
etc.
No exaggerated or Fictitious certii-
Gates, but solid facts, testify the marve-
lous cures Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The Presbyterians of Gawker City
are going to build new church 40 feet
square with spire 60 feet in height.
c. II. LefingweL is putting in new
front in the building just north of his
store and will fit the room up for bust
ness.
Houses are springIng up ike mush-
rooms. Mr.. Young has nearly COM
pleted a new residence inst north of the
school house.
DR.. J. w. Benjamin has been dis
charged as R. R, agent at Logan. F. E.
Nipps, son OF the Republican nominee
for County Treasurer, takes his place.
Jacob Billings, of Long Island, has
opened up a boot and shoe repair shop
in Phillips burg. Mr.. Billings will have
all the work he can do,
Geo. A. spaulding has been attend
ing court at Norton and other points
west. Geo. is a rustler when it comes
to court proceedings.
Renew and retain your youthful ap-
pearence by using Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover, the best article OF
its kind.
Rev. B. R, Turner will preach Sun
day evening next, at the M. E. Church,
Subject, Glow may we become content
ed and good" Let there be a good
turnout.
DR.. Wallace has just received a fresh
supply of virus and is prepared to vac
climate all who may desire to guard
against the dread disease, smallpox
Office east side public square.
Judging from the orders that Sid.
Miller is taking for evergreens and or
namental trees, our people intend to
beautify their premises next spring to a
large extent.
Mr.. j X. Hiatt and lady, arrived
this Thursday morning from Ohio, and
expect make Phflipsburg their future
home. Mr.. Hiatt is IA nephew of our
fellow tOwnsman Elihu Davis.
A. S. Rutherford, who was found gull
ty OF the charge of defling female uu-
der the age Of eighteen years, was fined
$500. and sentenced 20 six months i'm
prisOnment in the county Jail.
Mr.. Smith, a gentleman from Illinois,
n company with Rev. w. r. Allen
called at our Office Thursday morning.
He is delighted with this country and
thinks of making some investments.
D. w. Bickford has commenced the
erection Of a store building on the north
side of the square. Ii will be 22x50
feet on the ground and two stories
high. When completed it will be one
of the best business buildings in town.
There will be an examination Of teach
ers held in the school house in Phil
ipsburg, Kas. on Sat Oct. 3Ist, 1885,
commencing at O'Clock, a. IN
J. H. Young
Co. Sup't.
On Saturday the 10th inst, the Kirwin
Cornet Band, discoursed some excellent
music on our streets. The boys play
extremely we'll for the time they have
been practicing, in fact the Kirwin
Band is second to none in northwest
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kite, Of Solomon town
ship, and Mr.. Mattisoa, a brother of
Mrs. KITE, from Table Rock, Neb., were
callers at our Office last Monday, Mr.,
Madison is so we'll pleased with tn is
country that he will settle here if he
can sell his property in the east.
Win each gentlemen who attended
the Church Fair at the court house last
Wednes6av. ayeriys,. ave the kindnass