Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-11-19

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days.
If you want to buy a farm cal
on or write to William Bissell, who
can offer you good bargains on favor
able terms.
-Charles Killebrew has been re.
leased from jail where he has been
confined for assault. He was released
by order Of the commissioners.
j. o. Lowe has put in the week
travelling about the west part Of the
county looking up land in which he
is interested,
e. M, Baker is expected back for
visit, early next month. He has
plenty to do out west, but bankers for
the old home.
Horses ought to bring better
prices in the near future, as the supply
has not increased much during the
past three years.
Rev Mr. Rarrick assisted by Rev.
G. W. Hood of Logan, is conducting
a revival meeting at the Methodist
Church. The attendance is good.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve an oyster supper Thanks
giving evening in the Sewell building.
Price Is cents Everybody invited.
Out in Colorado, at Lesdville a
strike IS going on that is costing the
state $4,000 day for pay of the mill
TIA, and the end does not seem to be
in sight.
Noah Baker has moved in from
Arkansas, and Is occupying the Amos
and A. +. Stevens land south of Mar
vim. He is 80 far satisfied with his
new home.
Mortgages covering $33,S56 80
worth of cattle have been recorded in
The register Of deeds Office during
The past week, All of them we're Civ.
an by non .resldenters.
MANY farmers have treated them
selves to new wagons this fall, many
II them bearing the name Of Lake
Jity" on their side. A, W. Robertson
8 the local agent.
DIR. S. M. Travis of Goylord is IN |
own visiting old time acquaintance.
The doctor is an old timer, coming
lere twenty years ago, at a time
Vhen buffalo were plenty,
If any subscriber has more wood |
han he wants, our credit clerk has
'lenty Of time in which to place the
opposite the subscribers
anne, if the wood is brought in.
just now we are having touch of |
winter. Last night Jack Frost pulled |
he mercury down to six above. Creeks |
nd ponds are froze owe r, and the
mall boy is hunting up his skates.
Scott Handy 10 having a sorry |
ime with his eyes Last week one
{ them became 80 infamed that Drs.
Nelson and Fisher removed it. The
'stient is now getting along very
iccly.
Grace Hugunin, recent ly fell
trough trap door and was so I'M ur-
d that she was unable to leave her
DOM for two days. Trap doors in
oors are not the best things to have
bout the house.
Saturday was sort of an old
ashioned day, as the streets were
lied with people. Hundreds Of bush
Is Of corn were marketed, and the
umble Of loaded wagons made aw-
nlly good music.
-Bickford & Son will on Saturday
ext show the latest things in cloaks
nd capes. Not one of these garments
re of any but the neweet thing out.
he stock shows a great range in
rices and pattern.
Rev. Hall was seriously injured
lst week at his home in Cheyenne
ounty. He fell through the roof of
IS residence and one Of his legs was
ierced by a sharp portion Of a rsfter.
here was no service at the M. e.
lurch last Sunday by reason of Mr.. ,
-sll's misfortune. We trust he may
3 able to soon again be with u.s.
bealin Eye. ,