Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01


viii commence work at once.
The Presbyterian Ladies Society VIII
meet ut Mrs Mccormick Tuesday
afternoon, May 18th, at . O'Clock
Please bring your thimbles-
The Ladies Society of the NJ. E.
/ Church viii meet, Tuesday afternoon,
May 18th, Mt the residence Of Mrs. DR..
{ Wallace. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. W. w. Colby, Sec.
To Farmers and all parties who uish
loans I have the cheapest money in
( the state and can give you Your money
within b days after making application.
! If O.. A. SPAULDIRG a. co.
The Citizens Bank are having the
IN aterial for the foundation of their
new bank building placed on the
grounds We expect, at an early date,
TO note from time TO times the progress
made on this structure.
Donations have been made for the
1 purchase OF lumber to build barn on
| the H. i. parsonage grounds. Rev.
I McFadden has volunteered to do the
work and construction will soon be
commenced.
T.. b johnson has purchased the
/ lumber for o residence aud the con-
/ tract fol. its construction viii be let ut
once. Mr. Johnson says he expects
to build after the style of Prof. Lewis
/ residence.
James Brock, of Montpelier, and C
1 n. Spaulding, of Burlington Vt, were
I in town this week for the ostensib'e
I purpose of securing a slice of our Juicy
real estate. Mr.. Spaulding is a rela-
tive Of Judge Spaulding.
The band boys wish as to express
their thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them at the festival.
The instruments were ordered last Fri
day and they expect to be fully organ
lied within two weeks.
r. Rogers made a flying trip to Cla-
rindas Iowa, last week on private bust
ness. Mr.. Rogers reports duh times
in Iowa, no sale for property, although
many farmers are anxious to sell and
come to Kansas.
DRESS AIAKING First door south of
the Presbyterian Church, by Mrs. F. S.
Mellen. Mrs. NeIlen is q dress maker
Of long experience and having come to
reside in the city, respectfully sOhcits q
share Of your patronage.
II. S. Polling & Co. will soon take up
their quarters in the building now Oe-
cupied by Chas. Dickey and DIR. Wal
lace will put a new stock of drugs In
the brick building, which he has re-
Gently purchased,
Clerk Hartman IS having the trees in
the square cultivated and making some
other good improvements. We are
glad to see this work done, for a lit
tie trouble and expense will give us a
square of which we may well be prOnd.
w. F. Colby left last Tuesday for
Chicago, Illinois. where he goes to see
if he can have his crippled arm and
hand put in better shape. He will also
visit relatives in Streeter III II Repub-
ican Ci-y Topic.
am now prepared to fiji all coed
farm loans at Q per cent without COM
mission. Persons desiring to renew old
loans or make new ones viii find it to
their interest 10 call on me for condi-
tiuns before making arrangements to
borrow. W1I. BIssELL. If
Smith & Stevens are now ready for
business. They have just opened mp "a
complete stock of general merchandise
in their new store building, and So
and viii guarantee as low prices as any
store in the county.
The Independent is in favor of RIr
Bracken for the Republication nOmina-
ton for Congress, and THAI is all
Small favors thankfully received, Bro.
Lamb, and should Mr.. Brackek receive
the nomination the Republicans viii
make the necessary arrangements Tor
his election.
The Presbyterian Church of Phillips
/ burg. received last week q very elegant
communion set, as a premium for as
sistance in obtaining a certain number
of subscribers to religious paper
IL is very handsome triple plated
silver set and the church is highly
pleased with it.
Hon. II . S. Granger. fPhnlipsburg,
was in our city last Friday, for the put-
/ pose of cOnfering with our people in re-
gard to the Rock Island II. r. extension.
AIR. Granger Is State Senator from the
district IN which he resides and is pres
/ ident of the Citizens bank in Phillips
/ burg Burr Oak Herald.
/ MIR. Mckay had his measure taken
+ this week for a pair of pants. When
/ Mack come to try them on he found
them rather tight around the waist.
/ As he could not wear hem he OF course
/ turned them over TO Mr.. LeliingWeIl for
/ a pair of those fine ready made pants
/ The tailor made pants viii be found
hanging in front OF LeIhngWeu's store
Tor sale cheap.
n. w. Pyles returned recently from
/ Lane county, where he has been on
/ little prospecting tour. Mr. Pyles
/ says there IS u great rush into that pOr-
ton of Kansas, and that honIeSteads
within two miles of DightOu would sell
readily for upwards of 81, OUO. That
corn Is worth there abOst sue per bush
/ ell, hay so per town and everything
else propOruOnateiy high
/ A few days ago Treas. Smith handed
+ US scrap of paper which had been
sent TO his boy Clyde by some of his
! young companions. We have no means
/ of portTaying the style of this poster
but its spirit Of Inspiration or rivalry can
f doubtless be inferred from the an
I nOuncement which follows
/ % The Diamond drama Co. will
give the popular play entitled Dick
/ IOmpsOn, at the Bissel barn, time
/ May s, 1886 Admission % nails -
An exchange gives this timely hint:
. Now is a good time to rake up the
yards ard remove the accumulated
trash about the yard and lawn. A
little labor in this direction adds great
In IN fHa anranrauaL nd rrrsur1r=nz