Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
TIE HERALD:
PHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS
KANSAS

Mrs. NJ. Beckley has returned from
her eastern visit.
Jas. Woods has excellent buck-wheat
-four cheap. Try it.
Irwin Mcdowell has painted up his
new billiard han in elegant shape.
Our contemporaries viii please ex-
anime the dates Of their exchanges.
The blood-cleansing qualities of Ayers
SarsapariIla render it Invaluable in all
skin disorders.
Mr.. / Wiles favored US with a pleas
ant cali this week and replenished our
exchequer with some Of the needful.
o. ". Bickford' new building is
progressing slowly on account Of the Sc
we're weather.
DIR. Wallace reports Geo. Veeh's lit
tie daughter muoh better and in a fair
way to recover
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents the hair
from turning gray, and restores gray
hair to its original color. Try it!
0. W. Bickford lost several head of
hogs during the severe storms of the
past two weeks.
Mr.. A. j. Adams, father Of Mrs. CD.
Fleming, has been visiting in this city
tor few days. The HERALD acknowl-
edges a pleasant call.
Hon. John Bissell, of Kirwin, was at
the county seat a couple of days this
week attending TO business. The HER
AID Office acknowledge a pleasant call.
Irving Rogers has thrown up his po-
sition in the Phillips County Bank for
the present and win attend school here
the remainder of the winter.
We neglected to give notice last week
of that bran new boy at Tom Melon
aids. DR.. Houck reports all well and
Tom out OF danger
DR.. Wallace traded hogs this week
with Mr.. Smith of this city unsite and
unseen, Please mention the matter to
the doctor and he win explain.
The new Board of Commissioners or
ganized last Monday and they have
been in session for several days, clean
ing up necessary and accommodated
business.
We understand that the Phillips
County Bank will erect an elegant and
commodious business building on the
southeast corner OF tho square in the
spring.
=. G Howard is conducting n boot
and shoe repair shop mp stairs in Bis
seu's BLOCK. He is a good workman
and win DO your work with neatness
and dispatch
c. =. Fleming managed to keep a
good supply of fresh meats on hand
during the severe storms. He is an
enterprising gentleman and NJ to the
times.
There viii be an examination Of
teachers held at the school house in
Phillipsburgh Kan, on Saturday, Jan.
Goth, 1886, beginning at O'Clock n. IN.
J.H. YoUa;G, Co Sup't.
Sam Rooney, Lee Galbreth, j. G..
Chester, VIM. Neal, H. b. Reynolds
and j. j. Wagner called the fore part
of this week and renewed their sub
scriptions TO the HERALD.
Smith & Jones have removed their
Land, loan and Abstract business to
the old National Hotel building on the
east side of the square where they are
prepared to do ali kinds of business in
their line on short notice.
Geo. A. spaulding and +. A. Dixon
have fine blooded stallion which they
have had shipped here from Illinois.
We expect to see the boys wake up
some of the old horsemen in these parts
about next fair time.
Rev's Allen and Turner have been
holding a series of meetings at the NJ.
T. Church during the week. Consider
able interest seems to be manifested,
and it is not unlikely thai the meeting
may end in an extensive revival.
E. H. Evans has again taken the re-
sponsibility OF running meat market
alone, having bought out his partner
Mr.. 4oung. t4e proposes 20 SUCK TINS
time and furnish for his customer 4
the best of beef and pork at the lowest
possible rates
The Senior OF the HERALD VIII be at
Topeka during the special session Of
the legislature, and viii try to furnish
the HERALD with occasional editorial
correspondence Being Journal Clerk
of the House his time will be necessarily
well occupied.
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