Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-26


Of drugs, medicines, cigars sc. In the
hot months of the summer, -he dishes
.ont cooling soda wafer from one Of the
finest soda fountains So the state. The
doctor has been engaged In this business
for three years. He also does consid-
cradle Office practice.
The harness making business is rep
resented by
NJ. j. PAGE & SONS,
who keep a full assortment Of harness,
saddles. whips blankets and everything -
in that line, They also do All. kinds Of
repairing with neatness and dispatch. 81
Mr.. Page and his sons came to this =
county in 1880, from Minnesota and
during the three years that they have
been in business, they have worked up
a good trade.
The shoe making business is repre-
sented by
E. G. HOWARD,
who holds forth in the northeast cor
ner room in Blssell's block, up stairs.
He win make you a boot or shoe to or
der, or Will mend your soles with neat
ness and alacrity.
On the southwest corner of the square
CHARLES DICKEY
keeps a good stock of furniture consist
ing OF parlor and bedroom sets, chairs,
LOUNGES mattresses, upholstered goods,
and a thousand and one things too
numerous to mention. He also makes
a specially Of undertaking and is pre-
pared to do that kind of work on short
notice. Mr.. Dickey is an old residents
of the county, having been here since
1872. During Line time Of his residence
he has served as County Surveyor,
Justice of the Peace three terms, and city %
Councilman two terms. aud is at pres
ent Justice of the Peace. He has been
engaged in the furniture business now. =
about four years, ana has worked up g %
snug trade.
THE MEAT-1IARKET ets
business is well represented here, there
being two excellent shops,
CD. FLEMING,
the proprietor of one of them, has besn
n the county about six years. He owns
his shop and residence on the south side
of the square, and keeps nice supply
Of all kinds of fresh meats, poultry,
sausage, oysters, &c. He has a refriger-
aUOr and well appointed market, and
viii spare no pains to please his .cusz
toners.
YOUNG & EVANS, f
are the proprietors of the other meat
market, and they have neat and tidy rs
/ room on the southeast corner of the
square. Mr., 2. H. Evans came from
Ohio to this place seven years ago, ana
has been engaged in the meat business
most of the time since then. Mr.
/ Young has recently came to our town.
He is a brother of Mr.. G W. Young, -
one of our hardware dealers. These
gentleman keep fresh and we'll select =
Ell line of all kinds of meats used in ths
cullnery department.. a
The city's worthy timer is
G. BRUNER,
who has just removed into 8 new build
/ ing near the southeast corner Of the
/ square. He came to this county in the 3
/ spring Of 1872, and has been a steady
resident ever since. He is a native Of
! Ohio, and a thorough mechanic in his
line,
.. A. STEVENS ..a4
works with him, and they do everything ll
in the timers lnes including roofing,
sheet iron work, &c. CAN upon them
and you will get good honest results.
The hotel business of the place is cons
fined to two houses.
E. ALBAUGH
/ is tI,a v,rorYfefc7. oF the
CENTRAL HOUSE,
and never hes a man been turned away
/ hungry from his door. He came from
Iowa to this county in March, 1873. and
has been a fixture ever since. His hotel
is a large commodious building and mis-
bill of fare seems to please the palate Of
the most fassidious, for the house IS
generally filed with guests to its utmost
/ capacity. Besides his hotel lLr. Albaugh
owns a fine farm four. miles from town
Mine host Of the
EAGLE HOTEL
/ is Ben. Delphi, who rings the triangle
/ every morning on the northwest corner
/ Of the square. which dulcet tone Is music
/ to his boarders, for they sniff the saVory
viands in close proximity. Ben seems
to have a good patronage although be
/ has but recently taken possession Of the
/ hotel He came from Jasper county,