Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-07-17


Look at those new watches at H. S.
Polling & Cos, gold and silver cases at
/ bed rock prices.
j. D. BOnar crosses his legs under
his own table now days. Hence those
smiles.
Mrs Wallace Colby Is visiting en-
Boughton Greek this week and will
remain until after the picnic.
And still we handle the best sewing
machine in the world, which everybody
knows is the White. Come and see it
in operation at Huling & Anderson's.
We hear by reports from the eastern
part Of the state that the dry weather
is doing much more damage in that
part OF the state, than in this section.
j. w. Myers, Of New Hope, this
county, visited his old friend and army
comrade, j. w. Lowe, the FIRST Of the
week.
a new lot of World Washers Just re-
ceived. You try them before you buy
them. Look at them at Huling & An
derson's. If
Earl Stinson viii start for Co dorado
soon to try his luck in that state. We
don't anticipate that Earl will be back
for more than a week perhaps.
S. S. Fisher & Co. have just received
a large amount of fresh Drugs, Toilet
Articles. Call and see them; they will
sell goods cheap for cash.
D. A. Huling is making arrangements
to erect a dwelling house in the near
future. Mr.. Huling has an elegant
location in the north part Of town.
j. W. Lowe has just returned from
headquarters, and can make better
rates than ever of farm loans. Call and
be convinced.
State Treasurer Howe met the anti
third termers, but they were too many
for him. McCabe showed his good
Judgement in not allowing his name to
90 before the convention.
j. B. Kroetch, Manager for the
Howell Bros. Lumber Company, was IN
the city Tuesday. Mr. Kroesch says
they have "a splendid trade at this point
and was much surprised at the great i'm
proponents now going on in our city,
We are IN receipt of a pamphlet on
experimental agricultural from our
State College that would be a source of
great benefit to the farmer and can be
obtained upon application to Z. N.
Shelton, AlanhattOn Kan.
For Stationery. Pens, Pencils, Albums
Books, Papeteries, Scrap Books,
Cards, and everything in that line call
on Spaulding. He carries ssa'' goods,
and can discount all others in the same
/ business.
Little Guy BisselI who accidently got
his foot and ankle hurt at the grounds,
celebration day, is around all right
again. Guy is a brave little fellow, and
insisted on celebrating even after he
got hurt.
Next Monday the Institute viii com
meuce at this place and it is to be
hoped that our citizens will make the
teachers stay among us as pleasant as
possible, for the large attendance wiz
probably make boarding places scarce. /
OF INTEREST TO LADIES When
wanting something real fine and nice
in dress goods, white goods, jersies,
silk goods veIvets, kid shoes, ueckwear
slippers ETC., visit the BIC Bazaar
Long Island.
Chas. Tough aud several Of his
neighbors took grand wolf hunt on
Saturday last and succeeded in cap
turing four Of the pets. They caught
thea in the edge OF Phillips so as to
get the bounty which is offerd in that
County.-Almena star.
The Phillips Co. Normal Institute wi ]
be held in Phillipsburg, ks, beginning
on the 18th of July 1886. Good board
can be had at reasonable rates all are
respectfully invited to attend.
Respectfully,
j. II. YOUNG, Co. Supt.
A large delegation of our citizers
went down to Stockton, Tuesday, to at
tend the congressional convention,
which convened there Wednesday July
l4lh. Besides the Phillips county dele
cation the attendance from here is
Judge Pratt, C. A. Lewis, G. A. SpauId-
ing, Frank Strain. II. S. Granger, c
NJ Mcclure, Dave Close, and other
prominent citizens. If every county
in the district is as well Represented
Stockton Will have her hands full
Downs will be seven years old on the
9th inst, and in accordance with their
custom her people viii hold a grand &C.
ebration on that day in honor of the
/ event. Among the speakers who are
expected to be present are Senators
Ingalls, and Plumb, Congressman Han
back, State Senators Picker aRd Young,
Hon. Webb McNal. Ex-GOV. GIick,
Hon. C. II. Moody and Judge Borton.
An ample program Of amusements
viii be presented
The Republican State ticket, as de-
cided upon by the state convention, viii
be found at the head Of our columns
this W eek and we believe it is a list Of men
of which the party may be proud and
that Will be an honor to the state