Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-24
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VIM. Neal is preparing to erect a
good residence.
Young chickens wanted by Mrs.
Albaugh at the Commercial hotel.
We had-a fine rain in this LEGAL
ity last Saturday night,
Fine lace curtains at 125 cents
per yard at the Chicago Fair
The Democratic county conven-
ton is on the 18th Of September.
n. A Handy, who was i'll at Colo
RADIO Springs, is better.
Yellow fever has broken out in
Florida end bids fair to be pretty
bad
All school books at Spaulding &
butchers are sold cheap, but for cash
only.
VIM. Bradley has re-purchased
the Central hotel. He IS a No 1 no
tel man. 80
The Board of County Commits
sioners have ordered the Court House
heated by steam
Highest market price paid for
grain and hogs by j. D. Wilkins,
Marvin Kansas. IT,
Mr.. Boil, a farmer a few miles
west Of town, had two horses killed
by lightning last Saturday night.
Rev. w. A. Simmons, the new
Baptist minister. has purchased lots
in Bissell Place and IS erecting a res
idence.
The new Bissel block presents a
handsome and imposing appearance
as you approach town from the south
! eastward.
Geo. Cole now mas a telephone
in his grocery store and customers
can now make their wants known by
wire.
Married on the Doth by Judge
Cole, Thos. Bivans, of Warren Co.
, Iowa, to Miss Mary A. Gaines, Of
this county.
t Though this has been a very hot
summer there has been little or no
sickness in Phillipsburg. This is a
healthful country.
Married by Judge Cole, on the
Doth instant Mr. Frank b. Jones, of
Orleans Neb. to Mrs. JOsephene Viii
? liams, Of Oxford Neb.
For a map of PhIllipsburg or
. Phillips county, for farm or short
time loans and for Phoenix Insurance
call on the Phillips County Bank
Be sure and wait for the big
stock of cloehing and dry goods,
which will soon arrive at the Chicago
Fair. They will astOnish you with
t low prices and good goods.
Rev B. R. Turner has gone
3 back to his first love and has sent in
, church and will take work as a min
lister in that denomination.
q All obituary and marriage notices
of ordinary length are printed free
in the HERALD. If of unusual length
7 or if accompanied by poetry mod
crate charge will be made.
d Last week we stated that VIII
Morton was clerking at Fishers Drug
L. Store. That was not strictly correct;
he Is studying medicine under the in
n structiOns of DR.. H. Wallace.
John Wornek went to Phillips
q burg Tuesday to engage in carpenter
ing. John is a good faithful work
man, a strong horn blower and viii
I be welcomed by any community as a
valuable citizen. Stockton Record.
t S. L. Eells, who resides six miles
northeast of town, informs Us that he
r has 600 bushels of oats this year, that
his wheat averaged u bushels to the
acre and he thinks his corn will aver
d age 40 bushels. His potatoes are
good
CARD OF THANKs-We appreciate
in the fullest sense, and extend our
D sincere thanks for the kindness shown
and the assistance rendered US by our
friends and neighbOrs during the sick
ness and death Of our darling babe.
Mr.. AND Mrs. RITNER SMITH.
All persons are notified to desist
from shooting game on the w. J of S.
w. / and south half Of n. W. / section
30, town 3, range Is, Phillips Co. Kan.
also on the N. E, / of section 6 of
Solomon township, under penalty of
F. law. E. F. HUGHES.
Three miles west Of town. 41-3t
In this HERALD may be seen a
. notice Of the County Commissioners
3 offering a reward of $500. for the ap-
prehensiOn Of the man who set fire to
Abe Layr's barn. Last week it ap-
peared IN the HERALD as a reward of
$500. That was an error, not Of the
printers, but because Of some misun-
Outstanding on the part of the Com
. mlsSlOneTs. The reward Is $500.
LIQUOR has caused the death of fOur