Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-26

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just received at G.. w. Young & Cos.
j. E. Kelley, formerally a Burger
but now a fiourishing land agent Of
1IcCook was in town Monday.
The mother and two sisters Of our
toWnsman Dell Champlin are visiting
in town now;
''NoYelty goods, - at Clark & Woods.
Cali and see what q small amount Of
money viii buy.
7. F. Weleh, of Kirwin has been ap-
pointed deputy Sheriff in place Of j.
c. Berry.
j. n. Mosier, of Kirwin, was in town
this week. Evidently the capital is
getting quite attractive.
Bickford wants to close out a lot of
boots and shoes to make room for fan
stock. He has a good assortment.
Work is now delayed on the brick
yard on account of the late heavy rains.
The first kiln viii be ready to burn in
a short time.
Mr.. Harmon, a brother of Dallas and
Clint Harmon, has bought out the old
drug stand Of Sprague & Sons where
he will still continue the business.
Clark & Woods, at the post-ofice,
are supplying their customers with the
greatest variety Of notions ever brought
to Phillips county.
Doc Manett has sold out to a live
man and no more the festive fz of the
foaming frigid draught win be heard at
the old stand
Philipsburg viii begin early on the
Sd to make things hot and lurid and
wind up at night with a big display OF
fire works.
James Woods has put in a new screen
front, painted and fixed up and improv-
ed his store generally. Jim is enjoy
ing a good trade.
At the "yariety store' of Clark &
Woods you will find almost anything
you want The Eve cent counter is
fairly loaded with excellent bargains.
What the people want is a regular
old fashion Fourth of July. That's just
what Phillipsburg intends to do, give
everybody a good time. Comet every
body.
The firm of Stevens & Smith have
dissolved and the business viii be con
tinued by Mr.. Smith. Frank has con
siderable experience in this line and we
wish him success in his attempt.
Henry Gordon and Harry Archer are
acting very strange of late, and we are
suspicious Of them. Ever since it was
announced that Cleveland was married
they began to grow respondent.
Clark & Woods are continually re-
ceiviHg new goods, and have already in
stock a thousand and one useful articles
which they are selling so cheap that
everybody buys.
Ben DELPHI desires to make the an
nouncement that he win conduct q
bowery dance on the afternoon and
evening of celebration day. Excellent
music and good order guaranteed.
Geo. SpauIdiug attended the Norton
races last week and reports a pleasant
time. Old "Tom'' was on the grounds
for the 3 minute race, but the JUDGES
ruled him off, making 1t a green race.
Mrs. James johnson tells Us that she
sold butter Tor the exceeding low price
of 4 cents per ID last Monday. Butter
4 cents per lb and eggs 6 cents per doz-
zen. This is certainly very incourag-
ing to the average hash factory.
We learn that Mr.. Thomas Dawson,
Of Greenwood township, was bitten on
the hand by rattIesnake while pulling
weeds last week. He was taken TO
Republican City for treatment but the
chances for his recovery are very doubt
ful.
County Attorney Sdnson has jnti-
mated to his friends that he viii be a
caud date for reelection. He IS now
serving his first term, and the signs OF
the times are that he win be his own
successor. We have not, as-yet, heard
Of any other candidate.
The Long Island embezzIemenJ case
closed last Saturday with the acquital
of the delendent, j. S Bartholomew.
The deficiency was accounted for by
errors in the books and although the
affair is still q little nasty, it is proba-
bic that the transactions were entirely
bona 1ide.
Among the many building improve
ments Of the season, Ed. Johnson's new
residence ranks among the best. 1t is
large, commodious and constructed in
good style, the roof being d near APP
proach to the OIansard. Mr.. johnson
is TO be congratulated on tins new en-
terprise.
D. L. Mitchell has leased the barber
shop OF R. B. Durks, and viii take pos
session at once. Mr.. Mitchell expects
TO attend strictly to business, and keep
open shop all through the week, but
viii positively close his place Of bust
ness on Sunday This we think win
be satisfactory to most OF our citizens.
Jake Nichols, the political mogul of
Greenwood township, called q few
moments Wednesday of this week. We
would not be surprised if Jake would
announce his name for some Office this
fan. He is not able to do farm work,
and as he has done a GREAT deal of hard