Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-07-31

drug store.
Look at those new watches at IL. S.
/ Polling & Co's.s gold and silver cases at
bed rock prices.
Our junior, Dennis A. BicEford IS abb
sent this week attending commsnee-
meut exercises ut the Holton University
The Citizens Bank and the Philips
County Bank purchased their lumber
of Howell Bros, PhuIipsburg.
The jury on the Hazen trial failed to
agree and were discharged. The case
viii come urfor trial again this term.
The old veteran, W. =. Whitman, of
West Cedar is in attendance this term
of court. Mr.. William is spoken Of as
I q candidate for Probate judge.
And still we handle the best sewing
machine in the world. which everybody
knows is the White. Come and sec it
in operation at Huling & Auderson's.
Court commenced on Monday with q
large attendance Of attorneys. occurring
at the time that the county inst itute is
/ in session makes town unusually lively.
j. w. Lowe has Just returned from
Headquarters, and can make better
rates than ever Of farm loans. Cau and
be convinced.
Teachers in attendance at the In
slitute purchase their supplies at
/ SpauIdiug's, he makes O. specially OF
school stationary.
Rev. lcFadden's little boy got his
shoulder bone broken last Wednesday,
while at play with another boy, Dr..
Wallace attended the little sufferer.
The Presbyterian ladies society win
meet with Mrs. q. A. Lewis, Tuesday
afternoon, August Sd, at . o'clock.
Let al come and have a good social
time.
LIB. Rigg, Of Deer Greek Township.
brought in a sample OF Timothy four
/ feet high. He has five acers of same
which turned ont 8 tons of fine hay on
/ the five acres
/ WIN @. Hydon, OF the -Eirwiu Chief,
was In ElilIps5urg Friday. Mr., Eydou
informs us that he expects to quit the
IChioG and return to Thomas county
/ where he has 81 homestead.
Mr.. C. j. PuBar, of Sumner town
ship, was in the city this week. Mr..
/ PuHsr has Just harvested and shipped
/ a car load of wool Tor which he raaeTed
/ 20 cents a Id.
The Kirwin Fair Association win Offer
/ SIS for miscellaneous sports; 500 fo1
/ base ball tournament and $500 for purse
in the speed ring. I-irwin IS bound Co
/ keep mp her reputation as O. horse town
/ The quarterly meeting held in the
/ grove on Spring creek last Sunday was
/ largely attended. Rev. Greene preached
/ an interesting sermon at this place III
/ the evening to @ large and aPpreciatiFe
audience.
lis q good day for the race afpt is2
/ What raceP The human race. When
J The day 1T catches on 20 the popular
idea of buying dry goods, groceries,
I boots and shoes, ut the Big Bazarl
NicoI Bros, Long Island, Kansas.
N. 3. Mccormick lost his camiag,
horse last Saturday evening. The
/ horse was pioketad near the house and
. the indications are that he was stolen
. Nothing has been seen or heard OF
him since.
The case of B. j. Wainrigh5 charg
ed Of an assault with intent to XIII was
disposed of Tuesday. He was found
guilty of an assault, fined in the sum q
. 500 and costs, and ordered committed
until paid.
. Our old friend and subscriber Sy
/ Heath has purchased lots in the north
west part Of town and has now lumber
/ on the ground for q neat and commo-
/ dIous residence We gladly welcome
i sly to our city.
1T is reported that some Of the teach
ers are not in attendance at the Lusti
tute for fear they could not secure ac
Communications This is a wrong i'm
, / preston SIS oar city can and wiz furn
|isb accommodations for all who ma
j apply.
y. p. Hurd, of Eirwin, complains 6
the board of railway commissioner
that the Missouri Pacific company dis
? eliminates against him IS a lum5e
{ dealer, in favor OF the Chicago Lumbe
company of that place.
We extend our hearty thanks 10 on
many patrons, that have so kind
mentioned Us to their friends and on
method of square dealing and low price
on general merchandise, Nicol Bros
q Long Island Kansas.
The ladies Of the N. q. sociel
o acknowledge special obligations
+ Mr. Weeks fer his generous donation
ice; TO the band for their enIiveniD
music and to Hiss Beasouer for th
o literary part of the entertainment
, They unanimously vores thanks.
Bro Lamb, Of the Eirwiu Iudepei
dent. takes in the situation nj q Elanc.
p He evidently deals i'm facts when he p9I
/. fishes TO the world that Mr.. Turua
sscan make one easys ganleel tour on,
e the district and come out with 8 goo
B.. cool five Thousand majority"
Last Monday Dave ELose and Fran
o. Dixon started lf.er man who had th
* nGjscretiou 10 come oFGr the state lin
It with mortgared property. lie was owe
y taken at Edmond and was lrouE.