Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-22

word for TheO. Brackeu although IL ad-
mits that it Is for Hanback,.
A fine line of gentleman's driving
gloves at LeEHgwel'a. They are very
cheap. 10.
Preaching at the Presby terian church
on Sabbath, May 23d, at IL @ O'Clock A.
NJ instead of in the eye ming as here
tofOre announced.
Free-for-alls are not exclusively q
metropolitan luxury. We understand
Messrs. Eccles and Pfoust INDUCED a
little few days ago.
Prof. q. B. Coleman and wife, OF
Marvin, were in town Saturday visit
ing friends. Mr.. Coleman reports the
Marvin school progressing finely.
The Independent says W. q. Don
Carlos spent three days at PhilIipsb1rg
this week, but we think he must have
fallen by the way, as he didn't get here.
Miss Elsie Lowe, has or hand a good
stock of ladies and children's hats,
which will be sold at a low price.
Dressmakiug done in the latest style.
West side of the square.
To Farmers and all parties who wish
loans. have the cheapest money in
the state and can give you your money
within 8 days after making application.
If @. A, SPAULDING- & Co.
Mrs. Henry Mcdowell has gone to
Minnesota to visit friends Mack just
wanders around now as though he was
looking for something he didn't expect
to find.
We noticed several large boxes Of
clothing unlOaded In front OF Letting
wells this week. As this is q very com
mon occurrence it is fair to presume that
LefingweH takes the lead on clothing
Philipsburg Lodge, No. 164, 1. @. o.
F. meets every Tuesday evening at their
hall in Phillipsburg. Visiting brethren
cordially invited to attend.
II Mcdowell, w. w. ANDERSON,
Secretary. N. @.
@. W. Stinson has accepted an invita-
ton to address the people of Logan on
significance of this day as deeply as any
one and viii give the people stirring
speech.
j. E. Cox wishes to INFORM the peO-
pie that he viii keep a stock OF good
coal on hand at Marvin kan, which he
viii sell cheap for cash. Coal delivered
when desired. Office with Z. n. EDGE
comb, Marvin Kan. Apr. q If
H. Gebhart, brother of John and
Isaac, is here taking notes of the rapid
strides made by our western people.
He is also from Pennsylvania and will
do doubt return home with a severe
spell OF the western fever.
The case Of the City of Phillipsburg
vs.. w. F, Woodward was called for
trial "Wednesday. The defendant not
being able to attend court, the case
was continued to May 2Gth. N B q.
Mccormick appeared for defendant,
and Elihu Davis for the city.
LATER.-The defendant plead guilty
and was find $40 ard costs.
I am now prepared to i'll all good
farm loans at 9 per cent without COM
mission. Persons desiring to renew old
loans or make new ones viii find it to
their interest to call on me for cOndi-
tions before making arrangements to
borrow. WM. BIssELL. If
Two men named Plummer and CO.
Zad were shot while at work in the
field. These men were residents Of
RawlIns county and had been arrested
and discharged on some charge a short
time previous. 1t was dastardly piece
OF work what ever might have been the
character Of the men murdered.
The first number of the Lincoln Dem
ocrat published by Garretson & TrOup,
reached our office last week. The
Democrat is a five column quartO,
bright and newsy, and Judging from
the large amount of advertising it
starts cut with, seems to be "hlling 8
long felt want"
While Atchison and st. Joe are fight
ing for the Rock Island Road, our cit
liens cur taking it easy and waiting for
results. With a reasonable amOut of
encouragement the proposed line
through the north tier viii strike our
growing city no doubt. Our hook is
baited and when we catch q boom, 1t
win be whOpper.
Stockton is to have a new steam
Touring mill with a capacity of fifty
barrels per day. A mill of this kind is
Just what we need in Phillpsburg. If
some good man desires to invest at
point that will bring in good returns,
Phiilipsburg IS the place for him. He
will also find that our citizens would
contribute largely for a good Touring
mill.
o. VI. and G.. C. Woods, brothers
Of cur Woods brothers, of Philipsburg,
have located at WOOdstOn, Rocks Coz
where they will engage in the merchan-
tile business. The short time they
have sO-jOurned in Philipsburg they
have made many warm friends who
will wish them success wherever they
20. They are live energetic boys and
the new town of WOodstOn will fad
them valuable citizens.
Col. Caldwell, Of the Beloit Courier, |
and W S. TiltOn, of the Wa-Keeney
World. are having a tilt on Congress /
ionaI 10 ltters, and all on account of
Hanback, and Turner. Gentlemen you
had better compromise this matter by
uniting in the support of some good can /
didate, say Heron, McNau Bracken, or
Dixson, Either OF these gentlemen .
would make q good record in The halls /
of Congress and do honor to the dis
tTict they represent.
The engine for the new foundry and F.
machine shop at this place is or the
grounds and work win probably be F..
soon commenced on the building which I.
is to be made of stone. This will be a
very convenient establishment for our
people, especially our farmers. Mr.
Douglas, the proprietor of the shop, is .
q rare mechanical genius and was the .
first man to construct a gun of the /
famous gatlin model. At present he is /
at work on a straw binder with fun con
hdeuce Of success.
The law firm of Pratt & Lewis have
10 their elegantly furnished .
rooms up stairs in the post office build .
ing. Their Office rooms are neatly
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