Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15

where he will engage IN land practice
F. G. Arlington. the painter, was in
town this week, and called at this Office
When you get ready to apply for a
farm loan 90 to the Citizens Bank If
Mr.. A, Shearer, of Belmont township,
reports good crops in his neighborhood.
Dallas Harmon has erected a fine
Windmill, near his livery barn.
Frank Pratt, of Belmont township
now occupies a place as typo in this
office.
The Citizens Bank can put a mort
gage plaster on your farm with neatness
and dispatch. aug15-f
We want. to buy brood sows and
stock. Inquire at Phillips County
Bank. iel3H
The Citizens Bank wants good appli-
cations for farm loans, and will fill all
such on short notice. If
Do you want good SCHOOL, Go TO
Baker University. See advertisement
in another column.
Mcdowell Bros and Albaugh, have
fine heavy team, harness, wagon AID
sucking colt for sale. If
For SALE,-A few more Low Down
Binders on long time at G.. w. Young &
Co.'S. j4rf
Ayers sarsaparilla never before equal
ed It's present daily record of marve-
lous cures and immence sales.
Do you want to buy a farmP Do you
want to sell a farmP Then by all means
call at the Citizens Bank and be made
happy. If
Ladiesi Ayers Hair Vigor is a super
ior and economical dressing. 1t has
become an Indispensable article for the
toilet.
Mr. Ward Mitchell, of Greenwood
township, WAS a welcome caller at our
Office this week. He win make final
proof on his homestead IN September.
If the citizens of this place would cut
down the weeds around their premises,
it would add much To the appearance
Of the town.
Stranger, don't forget that he Citi-
Zen's Bank has some of the most desir-
able farms in the county for sale, which
it will be q pleasure TO them to show
you. If
Mrs. o w. Bickford, started last
Monday morning on journey to Yer
mont, where she will visit her old
home. She will be absent several
weeks.
The Normal Institute at Logan seems
to be doing we'll from the reports that
we hear, Several teachers from this
City and vicinity are in attendance,
For SALE:-One yearling colt, one
yearling heifer, one fresh COW, and an
organ. Inquire of Gus. McClung. Phil
ipsburg Kansas. ats
Mr.. Geo rye Danforth, of Abilene,
Klaus, a cousin of the Junior Editor of
the HERALD, is now cOmpOsitOr in
this Office.
Itch and Kansas Scratches cured in
80 minutes by Woolfords Sanitary Lo-
ton. Warranted by H. c. Sprague &
Sons Druggists, Phillipsburg, Kansas
7-26-8 20
IN. salley, Clerk of the district
Court. being a greenbacker, OF course
will not be reckOned among the corn
harvesters this year, by the Kirwin
Independent.
We are in receipt of the Clay Center
Eagle, a nine column folio, published at
Clay Center, Kansas. 1t comes mark
ed all over with ks. and is Democratic
in its prOclivities. We cheerfully ex-
change.
We want a good reliable man to So
Hcjt subscriptions for our paper during
the coming fair. For terms, address,
GOLDEN BELT FARM JOURNAL,
Abilene, Kan.
Prof. G. B. Coleman, has returned
after quite an extensive tour in the
eastern part of the State. He seems
pleased to get home once mOres and his
genial phiz, certainly adds q CLEAN Of
sunshine 70 the town.
The puff which the Kirwin Indepen-
dent gave County Clerk Lowe laSt.week,
was beautifully neautraEZed with the
corn and millet locals published By the
same sheet. If Lowe is paying . cents
a line for that puff, he should insist
on fair play
Had Tar-Heel Bill been elected
county treasurer instead of D. L..
Smith, he would not only have har-
vested 10, O0O bushels of corn this year,
but would, in all probability, have
gobbled up the real estate on which
i grew.
AIr. John r. McClssky, of Tama
County Iowa, who has been in this
City for q few days visiting his sister,
Alrs. Frank Mckay has gone out into
RaWlins and Thomas Counties 10 look
for land.