Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-04

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very much cOntented.
You can get your deeds, mortgages,
and other legal papers made out for
you and acknowledged before f. r.
Weeks at the Phillips County Bank.
We are able to secure you a loan at
better rates than any other parties.
Do not make application until you see
Mckay & Mccormick.
A number of lovers of the turf assem-
bled at the fair ground last Thursday
to witness a race between Bronco Bill
and grey horse belonging to VIM.
johnson. The grey won.
A. NJ. Baker, was arraigned before
Justice HickenlOOper, last Wednesday
false statements. On agreement the
case was continued for ten days
Copeland & Solman, hardware mer-
chants of Marvin, have sold out. Mr..
Copeland will engage in the same bust
ness at Kirwin, while Mr.. SOlman will
remain in Marvin.
If you want farm loan the CIti-
zen's Bank will give you the lowest
rates, the quickest time and the best
accommodations to be had in north
west Kansas,
DR.. Brothers made a trip TO Decatur
county last week to protect his timber
claim. Some fellow undertook to steal
it away from him but failed to prove
that DR.. had forfeited his right.
Parties wanting 8, 100000 to s., 10000
for months or 1 year to feed steers
will find it to their interest to call at
the Phillips County Bank and get their
rates.
j. E. Williamson, the new barber
and hair dresser, has planted his card in
The Herald. We bespeak for him a
fair share of the patronage. You will
find him on the east side of the square.
Stockton voted down a proposition
for a 81, 900 school house The News
says the school board there are in a
quandary what to do with about 400
children of school age and not near
enough room.
LosT.-A bay horse, white strip on
forehead and three white feet, saddle
marks on back and small white spot on
each side. One ear cropped on the
side. If found notify Earl StinsOn,
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
The poles are now set within about a
mile and half of Pmllipsburg and be-
fore our next issue we can stand up to
the loop hole and ''sass'' our Kirwin aud
Marvin contemporaries with all the sec
urity which that distance affords.
We have 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.
The first death occurred at the new
town of WOOdstOn, Rocks county, about
three weeks ago. On the day of the
funeral every business house in the CITY
was closed. The deceased was a lady
so years of age.
Sunday last was a gala day in the
German settlement. An old fashion
picnic was given on the farm of Mike
Miller, and those who attended from
town reported general good time for
all whe participated in the exercises.
Chas. Mccall, stepped in the other
day sand ordered his paper changed
from Mo-, where ne has been to attend
his father during his last sickness. he
VIII read law at this place this winter.
We wish HIM success.
Dan. Hopson, the smiling young
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Anderson this summer but who is now
engaged in business Tor himself at Hill
Cltys Kan, was in town Tuesday and
made US call. We hope that fortune
viii give him grin in his new depart
ure.
essay, Sam! we have driven too far
south till we are only two miles from
the court house, so about face, we are
hound fr. of
we have heard about all along the route
from Norton County that are found
only at NicOl Bros Big Bazaar, Long
Island, Kansas.
Kirwin is fast gaining the reputation
of having the hOmeliest editor In the
state The Gaylord Herald thinks the
Chief man carries the homeliest frame,
but we rather think Headley has been
bribed by the Independent. We will
admit that there is some points in favor
Of BORN, cut taking it as a whole,
friend Lamb can take the cake.
Ledingwen is offering to his eusto-
mers, friends and the public generally,
the largest stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, carpets, groceries and
provisions, crOckery, glassware etc.,
Of any house in Phillips county and he
sOlicits the patronage Of those who are
yet strangers.
An immense concourse OF people in
KirWin celebrated the opening of tele-
phonic connection with Marvin Monday
night HuH's COrnet Band played two
fine selections of music which were
plainly heard in Marvin. A number Of
inquiries and answers were sent back
and forth and Burns finished off the
evening entertainment by his funny
chicken and turkey business.-Chief.
We notice that J. +. Morse and VIM.
Bissell have cut about three tons of
timothy and clover from their resident
lots recently. There has been sufic-
lent amount of clover and timothy
raised here the past two or three years
to convince US that it can be raised in
abundance. Many samples have been
left at Our Office from different parts Of
the county.