Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-07-24

for the brick and VIII present 2 me
appearance when completed.
The Citizens Bank and the Phillips
County Bank purchased their lumber
Of Howell Bros % PLlIpsburg.
Miss Elsie Lowe now offers her stock
of millinery ut cost, IN order to close
out and make room Tor the fall stock.
e. q. Forney, formerly Of this place
/ is now travelling Tor the Topeka Com
monwealth. He was present and re-
ported at the Stockton convention.
And stin we handle the best sewing
machine in the world, which everybody
knows is the White. Come and see it
in operation at Huling & Anderson's.
A son-ln-Iaw OF W. E. Fix, residing
at Concordia. shot himself the other
day. The gentleman formerly lived at
Marvin.
Both Of the brick yards viii soon
burn another kiln of brick. About O
dozen kiIns Of these articles won't look
bad when worked into two story blocks.
j. W. Lowe has Just returned from
/ Headquarters, and can make better
rates than ever Of farm loans. Call and
/ be convinced.
Teachers in attendance at the In
stitute purchase their supplies ct
/ Spaulding's, he makes g speciality of
] school stationary.
r. r. Aspor, Of Logan was married
to Miss Jennie Moore on last Tuesday
evening. Our Informant reports that
it was the occasion of q grand time.
Andy Vest and Mr.. Piatt had an
alteration the other day that was final
! u settled in e way likely to be remem-
bered by the participants Tor some time.
a new lot of World Washers Just re-
ceived. You try them before you buy
, them. Look at them at Huling & An
derson's. If
2 c. j. Jennings ssbalogna sausage"
repair shop took IRE yesterday and the
flames were promptly dispatched by
willing hands and an abundant supply
of water.
The National Hotel has again chang
ed hands William Bradley is now
in charge OF the house and will probably
give good satisfaction as this is his sec
ond time at the old stand.
Jas. Crosier, the contractor on VIM.
Bisseu's residence, is rapidly pushing
the work to completion. The lumber is
al first class material and Mr.. Croslsr
has allowed none but first class car
4 penters to work on the job.
It's O good day for the race amt i5a
] What racaP The human race. When
The day 1t catches on to the popular
idea of buying dry goods, groceries
+ boots and Shoes ut the Big Bazaar,
NieoI Brss. Long Island, Kansas.
There viii be an entertainment at the
II. Z. Church on Tuesday evening July
9th. Ice cream and cake VIII be
Il served by the ladies. Miss Rsa5one-
d viii favor the audience with recitaGons
and the Band win kindly furnish music
s Wm. Sharp has bought ont the barber
y shop, fitted it up with q good bath room
and has @ good stock Of cigars and con
i dictionary. He VIII keep q good ten.
serial artist at the chair and respect
fully asks for q share OF your patronage
n We extend our hearty thanks TO ON
6 many patrons, that have so kindly
mentioned us to their friends and ON
n method Of square dealing and low price:
y on general merchandise, Nieol Bros
Long Island Kansas.
"a The report that the Rock ISLAND
y Company arc trying to negotiate FOL
1t the St. Joe and Grand Island r.. r., il
fatty denied by the Rock Island author
z tiles. 1t is claimed that work win so0l
y be renewed on the western extension
The copy for the tickets TO on
RI county fair is in our hands and TIA
4. work win soon be turned over to til
III secretary, Let every one in the count
that is interested ln the association aP
10 ply to j. S. Barnes for a Premium Lis
IL We have been enjoying the most q,
sirable kind OF weather for harFesliu
small grain and when this work VS.
be completed a good soaking rain vizita
Sc this section and has placed the cor
le almost beyond the possibili ty of iai
ure.
IS, The first load of timothy hay ev.
or brought to Long Island was brought
-'' last Saturday by Jake Thompson an
sold to Boney Roland, one of our liver
IVY men. Mr.. Thompson also h2rTesto
N, about s tons OF Red clover. This tan
We hay is the successful result Of an eZpel
meut, Long Island Leader.
at The Kirwin B, B. Club 'm5~~the
~ Waterloo at Norton this Weez- y
score stood . to u in favor OF tho ii
M ton club. We understand that the our
in win boys then gos up a foot race, b
IN were equally unsuccessful. We has
IN IN no doubt that this club viii play pres
well after they practice while
90 Mrs. Emma Granger accompanj5
5rs by her Two little sons, arrived ut Hoz
q. a. from Phillips county, Tuesday. Mr
Granger is O. sister 10 Mir. z. A. BoI
al proprietor Of the Palace drug sror
as. and VIII take charge OF his castle o
M on his Homestead. This is @ fine thin
'le Tor Fred rs he has been 'sbachIng' f
some time.-SeutineI
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