Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-11

Al4ssLlL II III Al --lAIA5 u 1A-NOASSAs
Bickford can fit you out with a nobby
SUIT of clothes for the least money.
Irwin Mcdowell. beat a strange horse
in a half mile race, with his bay pony.
Headquarters for ammunition at HUI
ing & Anderson's.
Elder Holman preached an interest
ing sermon at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
Call on VIM. Bisssn for farm loans
he is prepared to doyou good and serve
all alike. If.
Mr.. n. J. Chapman, the Pleasant
Green merchant was here during the
Ieuu,oa.
H. A. Harmon, the druggist, has
Just received a fine line Of iewelry, and
watches.
The telephone is now in operation.
The first message on the new line be-
tween here and KirWin announced the
death Of Hon. w. w. Walton.
DR.. Wallace's Office is on south side
public square with S. S. Fisher & Co.
If you want anything in the medicine
line give him a call.
The Presbyterian Ladies Society viii
meet at MRS. Phil TOWnsley, Tuesday
morning Sept. 14th. Bring your bas-
kets and have a good time.
The Garland stove Folks make the
handsomest and best base burners for
hard and soft coal on earth. Huling &
Anderson. See them.
Mr.. Montgomery, of the Long Island
Democrat, and host of other good
citizens Of that lively little city called
Tuesday evening at these headquarters
Hulng & Anderson have bought an
immense stock of seasonable fall goods,
and propose to sell them very cheap.
Call and see them.
The NJ. Z. Ladies Sewing Society Will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. Dr.. Wal
lace on next Tuesday evening. All are
cordially invited.
The Celebrated VAN Lucia coal hod
is handled only by Huling and And-r-
son. II you want something that will
last buy the VAN Lucia.
You can get your deeds, mortgages,
and other legal papers made out for
you and acknowledged before F. R.
Weeks at the Phillips County Bank.
Clarence j. Town, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Town Of this city, died on the
9th, inst, at Marble Rock, Iowa. Mrs.
Town was in Iowa at the time of his
death,
Geo Spaulding is repairing his tele-
phone, putting up new wire and other
wise improving it. He will soon con-
meet his Office with the Herald's by
means of another line.
Several runaways occurred on the
encampment grounds. Some people
cant understand that u spirited horse,
a couple Of bands and a crowd don't
make a good combination.
Miss.Alice Carman has been engaged
to teach a six months term at the Bis
sell school house Dist. No. y. This
speaks well for Alice as this is her
home school.
Ifyou want farm loan the Clti-
zen's Bank will give you the lowest
rates, the quickest time and the best
accommodations to be had in north
west Kansas,
DIR. MileY of Marvin reports that
Jim Chester, Fred Lehman and Mr..
Chase, each have a child sick with
diphthsria, the first two viii probably
not recover,
Mesdames Barnes and Young are
seriously i'll but it is now thought they
will recover. Mrs. Sunson is also quite
low but has improved some since last
week.
Mr.. L. P. Johnson, PROBABLY know
ing our capacity for slowing away the
suceulent vegetable, brought US in a
large watermelon and a musk-melOn.
Many thanks.
The Astronomical Lecture at the
Court House, Monday night by Prof
Cary, was not well attended, although
those who were in attendance pro
nOunce it first class in every respect.
Parties wanting 81, 100000 to S., 100000
for 8 months or 1 year to feed steers
will find it to their interest to call at
the Phillips County Bank and get their
rates.
John W. Faubion, of Walnut town
ship met with a misfortune last Satur-
day. While working with the business
part Of moving machine, lost a por-
ton Of the index finger of his left hand.
Director Lowe informs US that on
account of the delay Of the plans and
specifications for the new school house,
bids will be received until Thursday,
Sep. 10th, at which time they will posi-
lively be closed.
Philllpsburg's telephone is working
all right, and its utility is surprising the
expectation Of the most sanguine. tt
has been located in our Office and when
you want to hear from Kirwin or Mar
vim ''immedeatissama,' give us a call.
Hon. Geo. ". Stinson is a candidate
for reelection to the county attorney
ship. M. Stinson is an able lawyer
and has made an euYiable record in the
position he now fills. Phillips County
Democrat.