Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS
KANSAS


ham, the 9th inst. ten 10. boy.
Frank Dixson started yesterday for
Atchison and Topeka on a business trip.
The germs Of scrOfula, latent in every
person, are destroyed by Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Sold by all druggists.
Still a large stock of nubias, hoods,
.mittens, leggings and scarfs for sale at
H. C: Spaulding's.
Ferdinand Ward has been transferred
from polishing stove legs TO keeping
books.
Don't neglect your coughs Ayers
Cherry PectOral viii quickly cure it and
prevent. consumption.
Judge Pratt is at home for few
days We believe one more trip on the
circuit will wind up his official career.
c. II. Lefingwen has been east for
several days, and we presume he will
return with nobby line Of goods.
A. G. Mcbride has removed the
Klrwin Republican to -Oberlin, where
he expects to make his future home.
w. H. Non, General Supt. for Howell
Bros. lumber business IN northwest
Kansas, was in town this week.
The M. Z. Mite Society will meet at
Mrs. Bissell's on Tuesday afternoon,
Dec. 18th. All are invited to attend.
We are under obligations to Jacob S.
Bradley, of Carson City, Nevada, for
late copies of the San Francisco
Chronicle.
About one inch of snow fell last Sun
day, the first of any consequence, of
the season. This is not given as news,
but as history.
Horne 6, MOser have purchased the
Mankato Review, NJ. Winsor retiring
therefrom. The paper will be republi-
can under the new management.
David Laird has accepted a position
in J. B. Gebhart's store. John knows
the value Of possessing a handsome
clerk
We are under obligations to Huling
g & Anderson the present Of one of those
fine automatic pen knives. They are
just the thing for faber showers.
DR.. Wallace lost a pair of coon skin
gloves recently, somewhere between
here and Plumb creek. The finder may
leave them at the HERALD Office.
1t Is rumored that a lead of pure
horn-silver has been found $50 feet be-
low the surface in a coal shaft in Jewell
county.
Some of our exchanges may get into
a dilemma by folding merchants post
ers into their papers and thereby avoid
ing postage. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Gaylord has had e change in its post
master. G. 7. Ketcham superceding
G. r. Parker. This change suggests
the fact that there is something in a
name after all.
G. w Cole has laid in a fine stock
OF confectionery and Christmas toys for
the holiday trade Call on him and
select toys and candy and make glad
the hearts of the little ones.
The NJ. E. Conference will DO held at
Kirwin on the 25th of March. Il will
be a three days session and it is expec-
ted that from seventy-6ve to one humid
red preachers will be in attendance.
Howell & Beckley are well supplied
with coal. They want your trade and
you can depend on getting good honest
weights. Call ON their manager here
or NJ, Beckley, Marvin, Kansas. Your
orders will receive prompt attention.
Dennis Z. Cole, brother of our. fellow
tOwnsman, Geo. W. Cole, arrived here
last week from Mead7ille, Pa. He has
disposed Of his property in Pennsylva-
MIA and expects to invest in land or en-
gage in some business out here,
Willie Mccormick met with a sad &C.
cident last Thursday evening. While
he was out riding his pony slipped and
fell, his whole weight coming upon
Willie's leg, which broke one Of the
bones just above the ankle. We hope
he will soon recover.
We called at Lefingwell's store yes
terday but found the clerks TOO busy to
give US any pointers on business locals .
They informed US, however, that Mr.;
Lefingweu had gone east on a business
trip, and that a large invoice OF new
goods were expected most any day.
Oral, the eldest daughter Of Col.
Caldwell, Of the Beloit Courier, narrow
ly escaped death a short time ago by
being drown from q donkey while can