Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-07

promptly attended day or nl9hta oW
Look at those new watches at H. S.
Polling & Co.'S, gold and silver cases at
bed rock prices.
The statement that Mr.. Rambo had
found his mare was a mistake although
the report was widely circulated.
If you need a Physician call on DR..
q. d. Brothers, at HarmOn's drug
store.
The Citizens Bank and the Phillips
County Bank purchased their lumber
Of Howell Bros o., PhilIpsburg.
And still 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.
j. w. Lowe has Just returned from
headquarters, and can make better
rates than ever Of farm loans. Can and
be convinced.
Teachers in attendance at the In
stitute purchase their supplies at
Spaulding's, he makes a speciality Of
school stationary.
Mr.. Strong, Of the firm of Strong,
Cronk & Co., came up to the hub Wed
nesday on business. This enterprising
firm Of Marvin, are injoying a good
trade, which they richly deserve
We haYe 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.
Mckay & Mccormick, attorneys for
Frank Smith, carried their pointi in the
poEtponement Of the preliminary trial.
For downright perseverance this firm
can take the cake, and their client can
take for the Canada line.
The largest line of clothing ever
brought to this city is now on the road
for c. H. Let1ingweu. If you need a
new suit just wait and select from the
new stock.
Elder Cole, Of Stockton Christian
Church, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church at this place, on the Sd Sunday
of this month-August 15th-at three
O'Clock p. M. All the brotherhood are
invited.
We extend our hearty thanks to our
many patrons, that have so kindly
mentioned US to their friends and our
method Of square dealing and low prices
on general merchandise. NicOl Bros,
Long Island Kansas.
Mrs. Mckay entertained a party
of young folks at her residence Mon
day evening. The party was COM
posed of two classes Of the M. E. Sun
day School, and all enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
1t is a good day for the race amt itP
What race? The human race. Wheng
The day It catches on to the popular
idea OF buying dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, at the Big Bazaar,
Nicol Bres. Long Island, Kansas.
The PhnIpsburg B. B. Club author
ICES US to announce to the people that
they hereby challenge any club within
fifty miles, and the Kirwin club in par
ticular, to indulge in a few rounds of the
national Pastime to the tune Of $50.
Now fish or cut bait,
Clerk Hartman has Just erected a
telephone connecting his house and Of
fee. This will be very convenient but
the line passes just above our window
and we give him fair warning that if he
attempts to send his dinner over the |
line we Will tap it.
A. G.. Mcbride, of Oberlin, is full of
business at this term of the district
court. Mr.. McBride's reputation as a
criminal lawyer is known all over the
district, and his practice continues to /
grow. He made a strong fight for
the defendant in the case, State of Kan
sas vs. Hazen.
P. G. Stages, a shoemaker from Ohio
is soon TO open boot and shoe repair |
shop in Phillipsburg. A good response /
bic shoemaker is just what our town
needs. and Mr.. Stages will find this a
good opening. He comes here highly
recommended as a good, competent |
workman and will succeed.
Farmers, bear in mind that while
you are in such a quandry to know
what to put your corn crop in this year
that the farmers in the eastern part of /
the state are equally troubled to know /.
what to put in their corn cribs. Much /
of the northwest section of the state
has had little or no rain since the
middle of June.
DR.. H. d. Brothers, a pracHcing
physician from Miles county, Iowa, has
located in our city. Dr.. Brothers
is a graduate of the Omaha Medical
College, has praeticed three years, and /
read medicine with his father a number
of years, who stands high in the pro-
fessiOn and is one Of the best physicians /
in Southwestern Iowa. His Office is at
HarmOn's drug store where all calls will /
be promptly attended to.
Judge II. c. Spaulding had a case Of
insanity in his court this week. The
subject in this case was one Peter AIonzO
Heaton, a young man % years Of age.
He Is a resident of Crystal township
where he has resided with his mother
and brother for several years past. A
jury Of six men pronounced him insane
and he win, by order Of the Probate
,JudGe he sent IN the asvIunr