Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

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er's resort.
You can order goods of Bennett
by telephone. His number is II.
For City Loans try the State
Bank.
Bennett delivers goods free to
any part of town.
White marsailIe bed spreads for
IS cents a piece at the Chicago Fair.
There will be eighty-fve win
dows in the new hotel now being
erected in this place.
'Eldorado.' Castor Golden
BLACK and other first class machine
oils at French & JohnstOn's 38-2t
If you want cheap building ma
terial go to r. A. Handy's yard one
block west Of the State Bank.
VIM. Douglass is erecting a bus
mess house on his lots near where
his foundry formerly stood.
District Court is now in session,
Judge Pratt presiding. There have
been but few cases Of importance
tried.
The contract to build the add
ton to the School House was award
ed to Err. Daniels, of Agra, for
2,225.
In making up the jury in the
case of the State VS. DR.. Lawrence it
was found that ten of the twelve jury
men were subscribers to the HERALD.
A large number of the young
people spent Saturday evening at the
home Of Miss Gussie Young and were
handsomely entertained.
j. w. King, of Nashville. has
| been appointed a member of the
County Central Committee good
appointment.
All kinds of dry goods including
a fine line of dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store.
The festival given by the Sons
Of Veterans last Saturday night was
a social pleasant affair. The gross
proceeds amounted to $50.
Quite a number of the young
folks were royalty entertained at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Nipps, on last Tuesday evening.
"A. J. Felt, the Republican can
didate for Eieut. Governor, is an old
army chum of B. E. Morton. He is
a former Iowa editor and a splendid
man.
Mrs. Solomon was thrown from
a carriage last Sunday near the resi-
dence of 0. w. BickfOrd and was
seriously though not dangerously
hurt
T. n. Jones presented the HER
AID folks a sack Of apples raised on
his farm In the eastern part Of the
state. They were fine and we return
thanks for them
Geo. A. SpauIding has been
made a member of the Republican
State Central Committee. The com
mittee meets at Topeka Aug. 9Th to
lay out the work of the campaign.
! Geo. F. Hall and Thos. A. Nc
Kee have formed a partnership.
They will transact an implement bus
mess, also handle flour and feed, one
door west of DilPs bakery. Give
them a call.
R. S. Sallee, who resides -four
miles west Of town, had a cOrn-stalB
in town last Saturday that measured
| ID feet four inches IN length, con
tanned five ears and girted near the
root q inches.
There will be a Republican eau
Gus at the Woodruff school house IL
Granite township Saturday, Aug. Is
at 2 o'clock p. IN. to elect four dele
gates and four alternates to the Re
publican County Convention and t.
= nominate a township ticket.
j. H HILL, Com
Governor John Martin having
been invited to attend the soldier
reunion at Long Island Sept. 18th t,
18th wrote to Chas. Tracy under dat
of July 20, that he cannot say nov
: that he can attend but viii make
/ more definite reply about the middl
$ of August. He says it IS pOssibl
{ that he VIII attend
Word has been received her
S that j. Q. Armstrong, an INSURANCE
r and loan agent, OF Long Island, com
p mitted suicide by taking morphin
D last Tuesday. We are unable to ge
particulars but it is believed her
q that it was not intentional suicide, a
? ne was crippled. suffered much pair
/ and was in the habit of taking Opiatet
He was an unmarried man.