Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-29

There VIII be a horse race at the fair
grounds next saturday
Lefingweu's stock of gents furnish
ing goods is complete in every paruc-
ular. Call and see for yourselves.
Jos. Dean came down from Long
Island again, where he has been visit
ing friends for a few days.
A fine line Of gentleman's driving
gloves at Lefhugwell's. They arc very
cheap. TO.
The Kirwin High School closed on
last Friday with regular commence
ment exercises at the M. j. Church
Mr.. Without. Of the frm of Wirout
& Reeders Logan was in The city Mon
day and transacted business with the
county Treasurer.
Mr.. Montgomery, of the City Rertau-
rant, who started in a few weeks ago
seems TO be having about all he
can do.
The town has been unusually quiet
this week. no plain DRINKS, no arrests,
no change of weather but everybody
quietly attending to their own business.
Dr. Campbell. Of Kirwin, was in
town this week, attending to profes-
siOnal duties. He says he intends to
visit the city once a month after this.
For sale at a bargain, one Hodge
/ header and three header boxes all in
good running order. Call on d. @.
Clark at the Post Office at Philipsburg.
The Ladies Society of the N. E
| Church will meet, Tuesday June /, at
/ 2 O'Clock p. NJ at Mrs. o. A. Smith 5.
/ All are cordially invited to attend.
II. S. Poing 6 Co. are moving their
| goods into the building lately occupied
/ by the furniture store. This viii better
/ accommodate their increasing patron
age
/ Hon A, j. Davis, of Rocks county, is
on the track for state auditor Those
acquainted with Mr., Davis speak high
. " of him and he would doubtless make
a good officer.
Miss Elsie Lowe, has on hand a good
stock of ladies' and children's hats,
which viii be sold at a low price
] Dressmaking done in the latest style.
/ West side Of the square.
Win Hydon, of the Chief, accom-
panied by Mr.. Smith, who has made
propositions 10 link kirwin aud Phil
hpsburg by telephone, We're in the city
Monday.
To Farmers and all parties who wish
loans. have the cheapest money in
the state and can give you your money
within days after making application.
If q. A, SPAULDING q Co.
NJ. Beckley, the Woodruff lumber
dealer, was in the city Saturday admir-.
ing the many substantial improve
ments going on at his old stamping
grounds.
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
LefingweE takes the lead on clothing.
Rev. Theo. Bracken viii preach the
memorial sermon at the NJ. L. Church
on Sunday, May 3Oth, 1886, for the q
A. II. Post and Sons of Veterans En-
campment. All are invited to attend.
Lefingwell has added carpets to his
; stock of goods. This is the only place
in town where carpets are kept in
stock. Cali and see the new patterns
+ Just received.
Mrs. Geo. w. BickfOrk is visiting al
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cases this week
Mrs Bickiord is a resident of Phillips
burg and is a Sister in law of Mr.. and
Mrs Case Athena Star.
Geo. Spaulding has completed 6
telephone line from his Office to his
residence in the west part of town
The instrument works well and viii be-
q great convenience.
Our citizens are beginning to look
upon the cOurt house premises with q
do r-H b. 7E
trees and the excellent manner they
are cultivated is very satisfactory TO al
who Ieel an interest in beauLifying the
county park.
o. w. Candy, formerly Of Phillip.
{. but now of Sherman county, was ID
town over Sunday Mr. Candy says
taken up and new corners either have
to contest or buy off in order to gel
land there.
In another column viii be found {
call for the Republican county conVen
ton which will be held at the Court
House, Saturday, june 18th, 1886. i
is recommended that the primaries fol
the several townships be held Saturday
June 9th.
The Central Branch company hay,
hfty Oh more men at work on the sec
/ ton west Of Clifton putting in steel rails
in place of the old worn ont ones. The
p Central Branch company is bound tC
3 make "a good road out of old i'calam
! ity. Clifton Review.
We went over to look at G. A
b SpauIding's high bred stallion Tues
day and if we are any jsdge of morse
o. flesh George has one of the fines
horses in the State. He is a blood bay
stands JIG hands and weighs 1850 il
. medium flesh. If we mistake not ht
2 will shake the dust this fall with the
Q best of them on the race course.
The remains of Geo. w. Lewis, faith
er of @. A. Lewis buried in Mt. Yer
non cemetry, Rocks Co., some two
years ago, were brought up here las
Thursday and buried in the Phillips
burg cemetery alongside of Mrs Lewis
, Mr. Lewis has ordered a large toni
! stone which viii be placed in memory
of his deceased parents at an early
date.
In a private letter to D. E. Ballard
| Mr., Low, president of the Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad cOmps
mp, says: 80 We shall probably have
proposition to submit to the people @
D Washington county as soon as we car
s get around to it, He also leads US q
{ believe that the county seat road viii
{ be the first one of the Rock ISLAND
o. ington Register.
The time for holding primary cleo
p lions for delegates to attend the COUNTY