Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-11
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Money loaned on farm property Fl
the Citizens Bank.
Honey locust, grass and clover seed
at D. A. Huling's.
II. C. Sprague has received some ele-
gam. patterns of wall paper.
To buy good hat cheap at D. A
,Hnlings is the latest thing out. Try IT,
The Citizens Bank are now prepared
to make farm loans at reasonable rates.
See here, boys If you want a nice
bali and bat, you can get them at the
post office.
DR.. Miley, of Marvin, has received
word from Ohio thai MS father IS net
expected to live.
You will find nice line of new styles
wall paper at G. w. BiclIfOrd's Palice
Drug Store.
The NJ. E. Mite Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. D. w. Bickford
next Tuesday evening
Read all the advertisements of spring
medicines, and then take Ayers Sar-
saparilla, the best bod purifier.
For SALE:-one second hand set of
double buggy harness, almost as good
as new. Inquire at this office.
The new stock of clothing just re-
ceived by Lellingwell & McClung, con-
tains some very nObby suits at low
prices. m28w4
Loans on farm property will be made
atthe Citizens Bank on short notice.
Spring time brings house cleaning.
hnu e cleaning calls for wall paper, IL
choice lot of which you will find at q.
@. Sprague's,
20, so and 90 thread at Z, 8 and
spools r a quarter at d. A. Huling's.
Qoeenswa-e and glassware, cheaper
than the cheapest at Letting veil & Nc
Chung. m2Sw4
Is yards of nice dress goods for 81.
Also IA fine lot of prints very cheap to
close out for sPr.ng goods at D. A. Hui
ing's.
Go and get a genuine bargain in all
kinds of furnishing goods at Lefingwell
& McClangs. m28w4
A fine line of dress goods fIom Z to
20 cents per yard former price 10 to 80.
Also lot of prints cheap, to close out
at d A. HuIiDg's.
j. NJ. Nichols had the misfortune to
loose a ten dollar bill while trading at
PhilipsP1rg some ten days ago. If
fouzd:a. liberal reward will be given for
ats return.
Leflingwel & McClung have received
q new line O dress goods, which, to
say the least, are very fine, and some
very elegant patterns. m28w4
James Woods is keeping pace with
the times on dress goods. Call on him
and see some Of the fine patterns just
received. You cannot fail to be
suited.
The ladies of the NJ. z. Church Aid
Society are requested TO meet ut the
parsonage next Tuesday afternoon,
April II, at p, NJ
Mrs G. w. young, Pres.
Among the new subscribers this week
fOr-the HERALD were Messrs II. Q.
Sprague, j. H. Davis, NJ. Osborne, J.
w. Stradley, Norman Case and VIM.
w. Thornton.
Messrs David Lee and J. G. Chester,
OF Solomon township, called this " eek
and fortified themselves for another
year by renewing their subscriptions
Tor the HERALD. Call again gentle
men,
Hats, Hatsl James Woods. eff the
cheap cash store, has Just received q
new and complete line of hats of the
latest styles. and is Offering them for
sale on the smallest possible margin for
cash.
The Methodist Church has been
cleaned up and looks as bright as pin,
The trustees should now see that it IS
finished as speedily as possible, for it is
ono of the finest churches ia the north
west,
Mr.. D. g. Salyer. of Kansas City,
accompanied bV his brOtEer-in-iaW
Geo. 5. FUrgusOn, of this city. favored
US with a call last Thursday. Mr..
.Salyer is agent for the Wilcox 6
White organ.
w. F. Woodward has sold his fine
three year old brown Hambletonian
stallion to W. E Goddard for $3.50 90.
Mr.. Woodward has left a full brother
to il. one year older. Phillips county
is turning out some fine stock
1t has now become an established fact
that YOU can buy ladies' aid children's
shoes a. d A. Huling's for so per cent
less than any other place in northwest
Kansas, 20 cents off all ladies shoes in
Nos 3, 3, 8 and Z. Call and see them.
William Bissell has ordered new
wind mill, tank and fixtures, and when
It is erected he will have q nice little
system Of water works for stock and
house use. He will also have hose at
tached 50 that he can water his garden
and orchard.
y Rev. George W. Wood, late of the
Kirwin Republican, has resumed his
former pro essiOn, the ministry, aud
goes 10 Burr Oak, Jewell county as pas
tor at that place. Mr.. Wood Is an ear
nest and eloquent speaker, and she peo-
pie viii no doubt be pleased with him.
And don't you forget it gentlemen.
that you can buy YOU a nice new hat
for 81, worth Si.75 at ID. A. Huling's.
lA.ho.. ..laaIiLu and slrIas in same pro. or