Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-03-20

Monday.
WANTED - Wood choppers. En-
quire Of j. F. Morse, Philips County
Bank.
Mrs. Albaugh has erected a tempora-
~ booth for the accommodation Of her
court patronage.
Newt. Bennett, Of Graham county, is
in town. We hear that old Hymen got
q grip on him while down there.
You not only find clothing at Letting
wells, but most anything else there is /
a demand for.
- Geo. Nash, Of Long Island, a HER
AID subscriber in good standing, made |
US a pleasant call this week.
If you eOvet appetite, flesh. color,
strength and vigor, take Ayers Sarsa-
Parilla. Sold by all druggists.
David Bailey, of Norton county, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dick CoWan,
this week.
Lef6ngwe1 has just received q lot of
Grand Army suits. Old soldiers call
and see them.
L. n. Young commenced Monday the
erection Of Dan Hobson's dwelling.
Dan has secured six lots in the north
part Of town.
Quite a number Of young people as
sembled at Mr.. William Bisssn's last
Monday evening and spent a pleasant
hour.
Enrol Allen aud Gus Webster have
secured situations in Smith county and
accordingly left here Tuesday morning
for their respective places.
Owing to the fact that the Sons Of
Veterans have not received their char
ter, there Will be no meeting Of that So
ciety until Monday evening the 29th.
Miss Hines, who has been stopping
at the Iowa House for some time, left
Philipsburg this week to JOIN her broth
er in Colorado.
Mrs. Ella Close left last Wednesday
for Edmond, where she has gone to
live. Her many friends here wish her
much happiness in her new home.
A young man named Cross was found
murdered in Thomas County last week.
He had just disposed Of a team and it
is supposed he was killed for what
money he had.
W. H. Pratt, G. A. Spaulding and
Frank Mckay, OF the legal profession,
were in Dayton township Monday, tax
ing dispositions in the case Of Thomas
vs.. Stevens.
To buy, or not to buy, that is the
question, whether it is better to 90 to
Lefingweu's and get one Of those nobby
suits, or buy from those you know not
OF
District court sits next Monday with
our new Judge on the bench. We ex-
pect to be able to report several ad-
diuOns to the fraternity at the close of
this session.
Geo. Spaulding has purchased the
Jos. Close property in the west part of
town for 100000. Dave Close will
move into the rooms over the brick
drug stOres
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last Tuesday evening-taIked well
passed bills discussed side walks, as
well as getting things in shape for the
incoming officers.
MARRIED At the residence of Rev.
Henry Morley, near Marvin, Andrew
Fix to Phoebe S. W incklebeck, both Of
Solomon township. 3 A long and happy
life to the newly married couple.
Miss Meranda Roach held an ex-
hibitiOn at the Morning Star school
house on last Monday evening, this be-
| ing the close of her school. Those in
attendance report an enjoyable time.
Corn at 10 cents per bushel, butter 10
cents per ID and eggs &c per dozen
sounds very discouraging to the aver
age farmer, but Lefingwen has rene
died this by marking his clothing cor
resPOndingly low.
Page & Sons are prepared to meet
their customers for a large harness
trade this spring. Their prices are so
reasonable that you cannot fail to pur-
chase when you call and examine their
stock.
We are informed that A. D. Buckley
is building a large and handsome frame
house on his farm in Walnut township.
We are glad to note this evidence of
prosperity Of one of the HERALD's old
friends and subscribers.
Stockton has passed an ordinance for
owners Of dogs to keep them muzzeled.
1t wouldn't be a bad idea for Logan to
do the same thing, since the editor Of
the Freeman has dashed himself in such
a furious rage.
Albert A. Biggs, who has been in
charge Of the Howell Bros. lumber yard
at Kirwin, has been placed in charge Of
the Phillipsburg yard in place of NJ.
Beckley. Ar. Beekley, viii in the near
FUTURE engage in business for himself.
Some one intimated to US this week
that Frank POyser, the ladies' man of
Granite township, is married. This
win be paralyzing news to the Jack
Creek girls. who have been banking on
Frank for the last ten years.
N. Burst and Il Roach got into a
little disturbance at the N5shaelson
school house with Henry Churchill the