Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-12


Of Register Of Deeds. Mr.. lIcGilI sery-
ed as a soldier in the late war from
april 18th 1861, to Aug. 1st 1865, being
in the service as long, perhaps, as any
man in Phillips county He was twice
wounded, and is q sufferer now from
rebel lead which he received at the bat
tie Of fredericksburg. Mr. MeCiill has
been a resident Of TaWanda township
for the past seven years. He is wen
known in the southwest part Of the
county and should he carry that section,
would make a good showing in the con-
ventiOn. If the Republicans OF this
county, in their wisdom, see fit to give
him the nomination, he would undoubt-
eddy make a strong race.
Among our new announcements this
week will be found the name OF Henry
Mcdowell, of this township, as a can
didats for County Commissioner for the
Second District. Mr.. Mcdowell has
served as County Clerk Of this county,
and is therefore familiar with the gen
eraI run Of county business. He is one
Of the Oldest settlers in the county, and
known to baa man Of strict integrity
and sObrietY. So far we have heard
there is no other candidate to come be-
fore the republican convention, and it is
quite probable that Mr.. Mcdowell will
receive the nomination. In that case
his election is unqusstiOnably certain.
One of the latest acquisitions to Phil
fps county, is the new clothing store
owned by Jacob ROthscnild, at Kirwin.
In this store can be found a complete
assortment of every thing to wear:
suits from $3.50 up; hats frOm 50 cents
up and every thing else in proportion.
The assortment found in this store
would be a credit to any city.
o. w. Bickford is determined not to
be behind the times IN his efforts to
furnish good markets at this place for
stock. He is now prepared to pay the
highest market price for hogs. Bring
them in and he will give you a square
deal with cash up and no grumbling.
For SALE.-Three good COWS, one
span of mares and colt, one set Of
harness and one wagon. This property
viii be sold cheap if taken within ten
days. Inquire Of Frank Mckay, Phillips
burg, Kansas. If
Archer & Mitchell, carpenters and
builders, will make contracts for ali
kinds of work in their line. Plans and
specifications furnished on application.
Give them a call if you think of build
ing. ie2Otf
A man can make a good days wages
on the saving in the price of one suit of
clothes st ROthschild's new clothing
store at Kirwin, and get just what he
wants. Call on him when in Kirwin
and be convinced. 1916
There will a'meeting of the members
of Phillipsburg Lodge, No. 1914, I. o. D.
F., on Wednesday evening, Sept. 10th,
1885. Business of Importance will come
before the meeting. A fullIattendance
is expected. By order of Lodge Deputy,
F. T. N. DUTCHER.
About 4 TO 5 hundred dollars worth
of dry goods, hats, children's and
youths boots and shoes, and dry good
notions yet to be closed out at actual
cost, or less than cost, also a lot Of
clOaks at about half price, also a lot Of
dry good store furniture, very cheap, at
Huling & AndersOn's.
Mr.. A. J. Colby, of Greenwood town
ship, brought into our sanctum last
Thursday, some very luscious musk
melons, Of the Melted Gem variety, for
which good Samaritan act. he has our
sincere thanks.
DR.. " allace's household furniture has
arrived, and be and his estimable lady
will soon be full pledged citizens Of orr
town. We are sure that they viii meet
with a cordial welcome from our people.
81. B. Darbey and L. Ebrights two
intelligent young men, in company with
Mr.. French, Of Solomon township,
called at our Office last Saturday. The
young men are thinking Of locating IN
this county.
Huling & AndersOn's Is headquarters
for guns and ammunition, all sizes Of shot,
caps, Wads and shells. 8 grades Of
POWDER including the double strength
ducking powder.
Itch and Kansas Scratches cured in
so minutes by WOolfOrd's SanitarylIlO-
ton. Warranted by ii. C. Sprague &
Sons, Druggists, Phillipsburg, kansas.
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