Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Frank Pratt has been holding down
q case in the HERALD Office this week.
Take a look at Harmon's fine jewell
Iy. East side drug store.
p. b. Stages, the new shoe maker, is
/ located in /. O. Gebhart's building.
The Phlllipsburg boys went over
Thursday and done up The Logan club
IS to 10.
II. a. Harmon, the druggist, has
Just received a fine line Of jeWelry, and
watches
Abe Bennett. left the finest melon of.
the season at our sauctum which was
dulyappreciated,
G. w. Young & Co.'S is the cheapest
place in the west to buy Mowers and
EaEes. 14-3W-
Dr. Honck reports a new lob girl at
. the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Finch
If you need a Physician call on DR..
q. d. Brothers, at Harmon's drug
store.
Ash creek has organized a base bali
club and viii be open for engagements
ia q short time.
DR.. H. d. Brothers at Harmon's drug
store, east corner of square. All calls
promptly attended day or night. SW
The HERALD turned out some Job
work for S. Saddler, of Woodruff. Mr..
Saddler has embarked in the drug
/ business at that place.
j. Ferguson has erected a residence
in the north east part of the city, and
/ a
days.
II. c. Spaulding has just PIT In
"a new and elegant line of jewelrY, in
Guiding gold and silver watches. he
can discount all former prices.
The ladies of the AZ. =. sewing socI-
ETY. viii meet at the home of Mrs.
Hahnenkrutb next Tuesday afternoon.
/ Come and have social time.
DR.. Wauace's Office is on south side
public square with $, S. Fisher d Co.
If You want anything in the medicine
line give him q call
Hon. E. Turner, the Republican
nominee Tor this congressional district,
has acknowledged receipt OF an invi-
tatiOn to our re union and viii be here
to take part with the boys in blue.
Parties wanting 81, 200. OOto 81, 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.
1 The school board is making arrange
meuts for pushing the work on the new
/ school house. Plans and specifications
+ are being prepared. Look out for pro
pOsals in our next issue.
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 q loan else
where. CITIZENS BANK.
Mr.. j. e Williamson, an experienced
/ ban Der, has rented the /. O. Gebhart
room and wall hereafter be found Mt
. that place whore he IS prepared TO do
all work IN his line in an artistic
manner
A ful stock OF builders hardware al
ways on hand at the lowest prices.
plate building at the lowest possible
/ figures al HUlng d AIdersCn's. If
Hon. c.. H. Moody has accepted an
invitation TO be present at the reunion
at this place next month. Mr.. Moody
is said to be "a pleasant speaker and
viii probably have something Of inter
est to say to the Old soldiers.
Bedford is in New York buying the
/ largest stock of ready made clothing,
+ dry goods. furnishing goods, notions
/ ETC., ever brought to this county These
/ goods are the very late It styles and viii
be sold cheap for cash.
The Long Island Democrat very
sensibiy remarks that q daily mail route
I between here and that place would be
highly appreciated. The Democrat
ought to be IN a position to work it up.
Batcus Is willing.
Joseph Dean, of Long Island made
a flying trip 10 the hub last Monday
He reports that his son Edwin is recOv-
ering. Joe took advantage of the pop
ular prices ut this place aad carried
home q mower and q load Of barbed
wire.
CARD OF THANKS To the friends
and neighbors who responded so
promptly and rendered such kindly as
sisLance during the sickness of our chill
dren and the death of our dear b1be ,
we tender our most graatful and heart
felt thanks.
AIR. AND Mrs. RITEER SMITH.
am now prepared to fill all good
farm loans at 9 per cent without com
mission. Persons desiring to renew old
loans or make new ones Will ind it to
their interest to call on me for condi-
tiOns before making arrangements 20
borrow. WM. BIssELL. tt
Dial Champlin lost a valuable mule
Lass Tuesday morning He drove his
team to Marvin and back Monday even
ing and just before reaching home the
animal was taken with spasmOdic collie
and died the next morning. This is
quite q serious loss to Mr.. ChampIiu
The team was well matched and worth
not less than $3.50.
Our fellow townsmau, O. W. Young,
is in quite poor health again MIR.
Young is one of the few survivors who
yet lives to Tell their experience of the
horrors OF AndersOnvilie prison. al
though he has carried for years a broken
down constitution, from the effects of
prison life, he has never To oar knowl-
+ edge received q dollar of pension money.
Frank SGnson. our young wide
awake police judge, was, at this term
of our district court, admitted to the
bar Frank passed a very creditable
examination, aud as he has ali the
lawyer, we may expect TO see him
classed among the best attorneys Of the
district at no distant date.
Sheriff MeGuire arrested one Alex
Denton last sunday near Long Island.
Denton hired q team at Downs several
days previous to his arrest, took with