Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-05-23

Son, Druggists, PhilliPsburg, Kansas.
1868 20
Land lockers are continually coming
in, and a great deal of real estate is
changing hands every day. This does
not appear like the same country that
it did few years ago.
The celebrated Carden pillow shoe at
70 cents less price than last year; also
boys 81 pillow shoes at SIPS, and boys
boots at less than cost at D. A. HUI
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The Philipsburg Post q. A. R. will
produce the celebrated military drama
Hal Hazard - next Tuesday evening
at the court house. Those who fail to
see it will miss a rare treat.
We will venture the assertion that
Mr.. F. L. WinshiD Of this city has one
Of the neatest stores in the county. He
is wide awake young man and ever
on the alert to please his customers.
Rev. d. w. Burt in company with
Rev. w. r. Allen, favored the HERALD
Office with their presence last Tuesday d.
Mr.. Burt is the pastor of the NJ. E. at
Long Island, and is a very pleasant gen
tleman indeed.
We do not wish to be personal, but
would just suggest that both the parsOn-
ages in this town would look more in
accordance with the spirit of modern
/ times if they we're treated to coats Of
fresh paint.
Archer & CroOkham, Carpenters and
Builders are prepared to make con
tracts for the erection of buildings, or
Tor doing any kind of work in their line.
They will guarantee satisfaction in al
cases. Give them call. m162w
Stop that team, please, and perform
the operation in front of Pages harness
shop. Then proceed to divest your
equines OF those old rotten gears, and
clothe them with one of Pages fine
double harness. You may save your
life and limb by the good act.
Mr.. Arlington, the painter, is doing
/ some good work around town. The
new NJ. Z. church will present q very
creditable appearance when he has done
with it. Judge Pratt's, and c. H. LET
| ingwel's houses are also looming up
under his artistic touches.
Last winter C. ". Caswen purchased
the old Buel farm on SpGing creek about
four miles northeast of Philipsburg.
Since that time he has fixed things up
considerably by improving the house,
breaking out more land, &c. He will
soon have one of the suggest places in
the county.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to me will confer favor by settling
their account by cash or note oy June
1, and greatly oblige. Parties whose
accounts are long past due will save
money by paying the same Immediately.
I'll wait till the first of June.
D. 4. HULIN G.
Mr.. VIM. Bissell, the director IN this
county for the Kansas Western Railway
company, has received word from Col.
Everest, OF AUchison, that the chief en-
gineer will probably run a line from
Burr Oak, Jewell county, through this
place in the near future. He also as
sures Mr.. Bissell that, with the proper
local aid, the road viii undoubtedly be
built
c. E. Carter, Esq, one of the live
merchants of Kirwin, was in this city
a few days ago looking up land titles.
We have faith in the young men of the
country Fresh blood is active and IN
fuses new life and vim. Mr.. Carter is
one of this class and whenever he APP
pears on the scene, there is sure to be
business. He will receive pointers dur
ing the year from the HERALD
The HERALD has several times sug-
gested that the liberal use of paint
would improve our town, and we are
glad to state that several parties have
already identified their residences in
that way. Still there is room for the
good work to go on. A very little out
lay in this way will improve the Looks
of your premises 1OC per cent.
Mr.. w. H. Non, of Klrwin, vas in
our city last Wednesday looking after
the lumber interests here. He has been
for several years manager Of the How.
ell Bros lumber yard at Kirwins but
recognizing the fact that he is too i'm
pOrtant a man to remain stationary,
they have promoted him by making
him a sort Of general inspector of their
several yards in northwest Kansas. Mr..
NoI is one Of the live business men OF