Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-12
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FRESH BUTIERs kept on ice Tor SAFE
ct Fleming's meat market
John Kertz, our road overseer, is !
getting down to business and three is !
no use lodging around the corner.
Lefnngwell's stock of gents furnish
ing goods is complete in every partic-
ular. Gail and see for yourselves.
Attorney E. Davis was called to
Long Island on business a couple
days this week.
j. S. Drummond. formerly Of the
Smith County Pioneer, has embarked
in the newspaper business at Harlan.
DR.. Wallace is remodeIltng the one
story buck-On the south side, and win
at an early date engage in the drug
business
James Baum has sold his property in
the north part of the city, and is max
ing preparations for a new dwelling
John Woods purchased lots this week
of Mr. Bissell, and W, @. Calhoun has
contracted 10 erect q neat residence for
Mr.. Woods at once.
Geo. Dixson, of Dayton township, lost
a valuable horse last week by snake
bite. The horse was bitten near the
Jaw bone and all efforts to save his life
were fruitless.
Our brick men have had excellent
weather to manufacture brick and in
all probabilities the first kiln Will be
on the market within the next ten days.
c. H. LefingwelI has moved into his
new house and Mr.. McNay has taken
possession Of the property formerly
owned by Mr.. Lefiingwen.
Frank Smith, one Of our enterprising
merchants, attended Sells Bros circus
at Bloomington, last week He reports
the show immense.
The gambling outfit in connection
with Col. Spicer's circus let down a
number of fellows at Marvin in amounts
ranging from ten to thirty dollars.
When you wish to make an affidavit
or swear in any way call and get the
endorsement Of +. r. Weeks, Notary
Public.
The Troy Chief says the Rock Island
right of way man is at work in that
section and that the right of way has
been secured through Doniphan county.
The Ladies Society of the NJ. E g.
Church, will meet Tuesday at ? p, m.
at the residence of Mrs G, w. Young
All are cordially invited to come.
The Secretary Of the Phillips county
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
| ton has ordered some handsome en-
7 graved diplomas to take place of the
/ poor excuse heretofore issued by the
Association.
/ Our exchanges are beginning to loom
up with 4.h of July headings. VIII the
/ citizens Of PhiIipsburg celebrate ct
/ home? If we are to have a celebration
It is time some arrangements were be-
ing made,
Geo. Kraft win soon have the fOun-
| dation- OF Mr.. Bissel's residence conf
[ pleted. The carpenters are busy pre-
pairing the frame work and ere long
| Phiuipsburg can boast of one Of the fin
est residences in the county.
The Norton county Agricultural
Association have their program made
out for their Juue races which will take
place the 18th and 18th. This associa-
ton has an excellent track and have
made up liberal premiums for the dif-
ferent races now on the program.
C. BORN, of the OberIiu Eye. was
in the cit Y Monday. He called on the
HERALD and,gaye us O few points on
congressional matters. Mr.. BORN
strongly favors E. J. Turner in the con-
+ gressional race and thinks his chances
for the nomination are very good
Alta caucus of the Republicans OF
Phillpsburg township, last Saturday
the following named gentlemen were
elected delegates to attend the count y
convention to be held in this city to-
i day: D. L. Smith, H. c.. Spaulding
n. B. Mccormick, Chas. Frederieks
j., W. Edwards and D. A. Bickford.
Let the men and boys on farms these
long hot days not forget the women
who generally work more hours and
often harder than the men do, when
ever it is possible to tighten their bur
dens, do so without being asked. Men
do not always give this matter as much
attention as it deserves.
DR.. Heisler, well known in Phillips
county, was arrested last Sunday al
camp meeting, Marvin, by Sheriff
Mcclure, Heisler has been engaged in
the drug business in Rocks county and
was wanted there for selling intoxiea.
ting liquors on his own 'recoguizen.
ses - Sheriff Mcclure held the gentle
man until Rocks county authorities
came and took him ia charge. HeisleI
was pretty well loaded with ''budge'
when arrested and had intended to skip
for Colorado on the next train.
We were permitted this week to look
over the plans and specifications for
the new bank building for the Citizens
Bank, as furnished by architect n. a,
Olston. The new building viii be q
two story brick and basement, 25x6O.
and viii be erected on the corner op.
posite Bissell's block. According to
plans and specifications both of our
banking institutions viii have buildings
-. second to none in the State. Material