Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-28

W q now WLuL 70 C4OSE OUT = lew gas
oline stoves TO make room for heavy
HULISG & ANDERSON.
Three brick-layers commenced work
on the Citizens Bank Monday morning
and work will be rapidly pushed to
completion.
DIR. Wanace's Office is on south side
public square with S. S. Fisher & Co.
If you want anything in the medicine
line give him cali.
H. C. Spaulding has Just put in
a new and elegant line of jewelrY, in
Guiding gold and silver watches. He
can discount all former prices.
We notice the appointment of W. R.
Cannon for postmaster at Norton, vice
Hiles who was lately removed for al
legged deficiency in the postal funds.
Parties wanting 81, OOO.OOto IS, 10000
for 6 months or 1 year to feed steers
will find it to their interest to call at
the Phillips County Bank and get their
rates.
A decision in favor of the defendant
was rendered in the case Slyster vs.
Stubert's survey by acting Judge G. A.
E'-A-tAN-AAls1 IA -A--AANA-ly q --4OA-D- AOL
new trial was argued and over-ruled.
A. N. Burchard, is building a neat
residence three blocks north from the
square. 1t stands on a fOun dation ok
p and when completed will make a
very pleasant and comfortable home.
DR.. Houck is attending a little daugh-
ter Of H. COnklin, in the vicinity of the
Mound, who has symptoms of diph-
iberia. The child has been very low
but seems nov to be recovering.
G. F. Miller. Of the Close brick yard
returned from a few days visit TO Salina
Tuesday morning; he has resumed
brick-making and reports the manufac-
ture of about 10000 per day.
We have received new rates on farm
loans and expect to furnish money at
the lowest living rates; come and figure
with US before making a loan else
where. CITIZENS BANK.
Several couples met at the residence
OF Prof, Q. A. Lewis, last Wednesday
evening and experienced a very pleas
ant time. The ITOf. and Mrs. /. know
just how to make such an occasion
yield its full measure of enjoyment.
Mr.. J. NJ. Myers, one OF NuckOlls Co,
Neb., farmers and citizen 8, has bought
the j. j. Boutwell, farm, one mile west
of this city, Of j. +. Morse. Mr.. Myers
is a practical farmer and good citizen,
and will be welcomed in our midst.
Jake Close introduced to us this week
two Doniphan county boys, Ellsworth
Dillon and NJ. c. Ball, who have come
out here to try their fortunes. Dillon
nod In M 3,
w. @. Calhoun while Ball will prOba-
bly, stop at Edmond, Norton county.
j. W. Lowe brought up, to have
weighed last Thursday, Young Duke
q four months old calf, sired by his
noted Kansas Duke. Several parties
undertook to guess on Young Dukes
weight, and were terribly surprised to
see him tip the beam at 545.
A travelling salesman told a citizen Of
our town last week, that Mr.. Mott the
gentleman who forged letters hymeneal
under such peculiar circumstances, was
a short time ago, was a. that time the
happy pOssessOr Of a wife and child in
St. Louis, - baby mine"
am now prepared to fill all good
farm loans at 9 per cent without com
mission. Persons desiring to renew old
loans or make new ones viii find it to
their interest to call on me for condi-
tions before making arrangements to
borrow. WAE. BIssELL. If
The premium list for the Kirwin fair
and stock Breeders association is now
in circulation. A copy of this pamph-
let is now before US, and bears the i'm
print of the Kirwln Independent. 1t
is a very creditable job, made up from
good material.
The Anderson-W Wilson fight seems to
be losing the tone Of respectability
that it first assumed and is degenerat-
ing into bitter personal fight, on both
sides. we had hoped to see the affair
settled on different grounds. 1t is get
ting to be a disgrace to the party.
Several, young people from town
drove out to Mr. Hahuenkratt's last
Monday evening and were kindly en-
tertained for some time. Mr.. Hahren-
kratt's residence, which is situated at
the edge Of q beautiful grove, seems
specially adapted for such occasions.
The season is now upon as when a
modest man who prefers the quiet OF
private life, IS so persistently Emporium
ed by his ''many friends from all over
the county," that he is forced TO aban-
don his home and proceed to announce
himself as a candidate for Office.
''Say, SAINT we have driven too far
south Till we are only two miles from
the court house, so about face, we are
bound to secure some of the bargains
we have heard about all along the route
from Merton County that are found
only at NicOl Bros Big 6 Bazaar, Long
Island, Kansas.
Woodruff came to the front last week
with publication known as the Ga
zette. 1t is a six column folio, neatly
printed, and is edited by j. II. Hill
The Gazette hoists the Republican tick
ct, and promises to make for Wood
run name and place among the sis
ter towns Of the county.
One Of the publishers of the Milton
vale Star was in our city recently look
ing up a new location. He was well
pleased with our city and VIII undOubt-
eddy locate with US Ia the near future
If the Star has OEtived its usefulness at
Miltonvale, we gladly welcome it TO our
thrifty and growing little city, Phillips
burg.
We see that our contemporaries are
urging the name Of Hon Joel Holt for
the position Of associate Judge. The
Judge has always had a warm support
from this county and his friends in this
part would be pleased to see him ap-
pointed His qualifications are uuques-
tionably good.