Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-07
/ THE HERALD
II HIIlLIPSBUHG KANSAS
County clerk Hartman is a very

ne new order Of rhiugS
Coroner GIiIey is the way TO put it
NOW, and it does mt sound bad either.
W. B. Stubert will continue to use
the transit il the survey business Of
this county. "A
Mr.. E. Davis made q COED sound
Republican speech at Long Island last
londay night. ~.-srt
"a Sheriff Mcclure, sounds smoothly
and is very appropriate title to use
just about now. 80, a
The first snow of the season fell yes
terday. It was only squat and nett
ed as fast as it fell. a-
Tho NJ. E. Sewing Society viii meet
at Mrs. G. w. Young's next Tuesday
afternoon. Mis- HoUcK, Sec'G'y.
Mr.. j. n. Sallee has moved his fam
sly from his farm and is now q full
fedged citizen Of this city.
All baneful infections of the blood
gre promptly removed by Ayers sarsa-
JArilla. Sold by all druggists.
Charles Dickey, Esq, is erecting a
neat and commodious residence in the
east part Of town.
The new meat market of Young &
Evans, on the south east corner of the
square is rapidly nearing completion.
w. c. Calhoun has sold the residence
and lots where he now lives, to Mr..
Aumiller.
A building is being erected near the
south east corner of the square, to be
used for q TIN shop.
Beaver township did noblY in the late
contest. They are comming out from
under the reign Of Ross Lamb.
Stanford and Bickford VIII make
good team" says the Independent.
Yes but they both work on the Off
side.
That little scheme of pastry business
failed to materialize, and the gummed
paper lad better been saved for drug
bottle labels.
1t is stated that Lamb said If Allen
Sanford had not been on the ticket,
democracy would not have had cor
poral's guard. -....
Few like glay hairs, except on other
persons. If your hair is turnidg gray,
restore it to tho hue Of youth by using
Ayers Hoir Vigor.
Do not fail to read the Long Island
items in another column, Our excel
lent correspondent does the business up
proud.
Rev. B. r. Turner will hold divine
services at the NJ, L. Church Sunday
evening. Subject, ga good resolu-
ton. ." All are invited.
The Presbyterian social and mite will
meet at the residence of r. Rogers We'd
nesday Nov. lin at seven O'Clock. An
cordially Invited
MARRIED :-a On wednesday. Noy
9TH, 1885, by Rev. Thee Bracken,
Mr. VIII Nye and Miss Lucy Pope,
both Of Marvin, Kansas. .r...
We are sorry to heas that Mr.. W. a.
Garretson, senior editor of the indie
pendent, is in very poor health. We
hope to hear of his speedy and Ultimate
recovery. t.-l..fEe
1t will take considerable "lie" to re-
move the mucilage from the tongues of
the chaps who licked the slips to paste
over a name on 1900 straight Repub-
lican tickets. .s-.-..
There is no need of going away from
home to get 6pe beots or shae7 When
we have such a gotl Workman in toHvo
as Mr.. Bling. We have examined
his work aud find it first class III every
particular
IfC. j. Lamb will send as up the
rooster which he said he was going to
buy especially for this election, we
snail take pleasure ia permitting il
to crow over the demise of the Amigo
Top ticket VIZ EEs
''Uncle Ben is too slow, we do not
want him in that Office. - said Mr.. Win
kler in the German language, to a man
in Mound township last weelg. = You'll
find he is too fast for you next Tues
day." was the prophetic reply.
w. D. Granger is now acting as as
sistAnt in the Citizens Bank. He is an
expert in the position, and the bank Is
to be Congratulated in securing his SER
vices. That institution is rapidly tax
ing front rank aUopg the BANKS OF
northwest Kansas.
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