Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-09-07
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ance Is desired
Read the interesting story on the
first page Of this paper by T. NJ
Clark.
-Alva II. Pearson viii furnish alb
stracts that are correct and neat, at
reasonable charges.
james Lish has been appointed
temporary Marshal In place Of Gran
dali resigned.
French & Johnston have re-
ceived a new supply Of Black ma
chine oil. 1t
Geo. j. Eckels advertises for
wife In this HERALD. 1t IS not a joke
but he means business.
j. D. Bonar went up to Norton
this week where court was in session
and was admitted to the bar.
Remember the Soldiers Grand
Re-UniOn at Long Island Sept. IL, u
and ID. A fine time is anticipated.
Married, on the End instant, at
Agra, Kan, by Rev. I. S. Hall, Chas.
NJ. Smith, of Phillipsburg, to Miss
IlO Triggs.
French & Johnston today re-
ceived five barrels of gasoline. They
always carry a surplus amount Of it
even when other dealers run out. 1t
DR.. Houck and his daughter,
Nettie, Capt. Polling, Albert Bailey,
and Jacob II. Close, start Saturday
evening for Columbus, Ohio.
For a map of Ph1llipsburg OF
Phillips county, for farm or short
/ time loans and for Phoenix Insurance
call on the Phillips County Bank.
Married, Sept Sd 1888, by Rev
Theodore Bracken, Isaac v. Flynn
and Miss Anna B. Cummings both OF
Millbrook Kansas.
All kinds of dry goods including
a fine line of dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store.
Elder Newly, of the Christian
church, closed his meeting at the
Fairview school house, south Of Mar
win, with thirty additions on Sun
day Aug. rs.
j. @. Latsbaugh, who was shot
IN the leg last week by Geo Dill, is
getting on nicely. He sits up some
now, and the wound is healing as
fast as could be expected.
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
low prices and good goods.
-FoR SALE-Owing to continued
illness wish to sell my half interes
in the book and jewelry store O.
| Spaulding & butcher.
II. G. SPAULDING.
A pocket book found near Solo
mon river on FairvieW school hous
road which the owner can have b,
proving property and paying for thi
, notice. J. w. RIGGLE, Marvin KS.
We learn that it is the intention
of S. @. Cummings to fit up the sec
Ond story of his new brick to be use,
. as a public hall. We hope the repOr
is true. We need a public hall badly
j. S. Bradley has opened up
feed store In the livery barn south O
Chas. Dickey's furniture store, Wher
: horses are fed by the day or weel
} Farmers and others please call. IF
The Democrat has the largest circulation
D any paper in the county, consequently is the be-
= paper to place your advertisements in.-DemOCra
Oh, give US a resti The HERAL
has two if not three bOnefde sui
scribers to your one.
"A car load of gasoline and kerc
sene was destroyed by fire at Smit
l Center a few nights ago. French
johnson lost three barrels Of gasoline
> The fire was caused by carelessnes
Of employees.
Remember the Grand Republ
can Rally at Phillipsburg, Septembe
, 18th. 1t will be the big rally of th
: campaign. Come yourself, brin
your wife and children and make
day Of it. Come everybody.
Norton correspondents writing
eastern papers claimt hat Norton wi
be a Division station on the @. K.
N. There IS no foundation for sue
d a report. The division station is pei
h manently located at Phillipsburg
There is to be a General Repul
lican Rally at Norton, Tuesday Sep
q 18th. The speakers are Hon. JOsep
e w. Ady, of Newton, Kan, and b
s Congressman FOrsythe, of ulinOi
You can get reduced rates on the raj
b roads.
r Mr.. NJ. Spaulding, of Saratog
county New York, writes J. S. Barnt
Of this place: I have not had M
g last HERALD yet, am afraid I wo1
It get it Perhaps some Democrat
n Tncsfs1n netor- hos -r.ohl,lod = Thn La.