Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-05
THE HERALD.
PHII.LTPSBURG, kansas


Earnest Workers -
T. N. Jones made a business trip to
Kirwin this week.
Elihu Davis is rapidly regaining his
old law practice
The meat markets are bringing in
some nice fresh fish.
A. P. Garnett has done some fine
granting on T. N. Jones' house
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invariably re-
Heyes and often cures eonsum ptiOn and
whoOping cough. Try it'll
In the matter of the several new
buildings now being constructed in
town, we beg leave to report progress.
There are some fine vocaities in HUI
ing & Anderson's hardware store.
S. C. Cummings has painted up his
livery barn in fine shape. It adds to
the appearance.
We learn that the Presbyterian Sun
day School will have a Christmas tree
at their church Christmas eve.
The surprise party at the residence OF
Mr.. HickenlOoper on Thanksgiving
evening was a very pleasant affair.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, D D., will lecture
at the NJ. E. Chuch in Marvin, on the
evenings of the 18th and 18th inst.
Rev. B. r. Turner will lecture on
temperance, at the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday evening. All are cordially in
vited.
County Clerk elect, S. j. Hartman,
is spending several days at the county
seat, becoming familiar with the duties
Of his Office,
G. A. Spaulding is doing consider
able editorial work on our first page.
There is considerable sameness about
it however.
Mcdowell & Griffin are placing an
elegant verandah in front of County
Treasurer Smiths residence, 1t will
add much to his premises.
The frosty mornings are made reso-
nant with the chimes of the break
fast march, as performed by Ben.
DELPHI on huge triangle at the Hotel
de Eagle.
Miss Elsie Lowe viii commence a
four months term of school IN district
10 next Monday The people of that
district are fortunate in securing her
service.
Mr.. I. A. Cornell of Porter county,
Ind, is visiting friends in this county.
He is brother of Mrs. John Bissell, of
Kirwin. The HERALD acknowledges a
pleasant call from him
It is beyo nd question that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has done and IS doing
vast good, and is worthy of the place
of honor it holds at the head of all rem
edies for diseases of the throat and
lungs.
The managers Of the late masquerade
ball desire to return their thanks to the
young people of this place and vicinity,
for their patronage, and especially for
their very courteous and polite deport-
ment throughout the entire evening.
JIM. Nichols, of Greenwood town
ship, has secured the agency for the
sale Of some excellent maps and charts
an this county, Should he call on you,
take the trouble to examine his goods,
for he can suit you in prices and quail
atty.
w. D. Lane, the boss book man of
the west, invaded our Office this week.
He is always welcome, not only for his
genial companionship, but for the good
bargains in books which he frequently
has in store for tho who will take ad-
vantage of them.
This week we were favored with
call from j. w. Hough, Esq, of Hia-
watha, Kansas. He owns farm a short
distance east of this place and viii move
on to it in the spring, We are glad to
see such wide awake business men as
MIR. Hough locate in our midst.
We are glad to learn that the church
dedication at Marvin proved TO be
great success financially. We under
stand that the society at that place are
relieved from debt, and left with one
of the finest churches in the country on
their hands.
MIR. S. N. Tubbs, of Long Island,
father of Mrs. Todd, of this city, was
visiting friends in town this week. Mr..
Tubbs has been an old settler in Clay
County for many years prior to locating
on his present farm, and, he seems to
be possessed Of the opinion that Phillips
Is f1lllv as good.