Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-07-04
The Herald.
PHIILIPSBURG, KANSAS

Cash paid for cord-wood at the brick
yard. ie3Otf
Arbuckle's coffee, 10 cents a pound at
the post Office, Marvin, Kansas. 2w
Wanted A good single driRing
horse. Inquire at this Office. If
Bales & Cox, furniture dealers at Kir-
win, keep a nice stock of baby cabs.
We have several fine farms for sale
on good terms. Inquire at this Office.
The Citizens Bank will promptly I'LL
all good applications for farm loans. If
We want to buy brood sows and
stock. Inquire at Phillips County
Bank. ie13tf
Extension tables, bedroom sets, and
nilk-safes at bed rock prices, sold by
Bales & Cox at KirWin.
Mr.. c. Fisher, of Crystal township,
called Tuesday. He says that crops in
that locality are doing we'll
You can get all kinds of land business
done at the HERALD Office promptly,
If you wish to prove upon. your land.
call at the HERALD office, you can get
your job done reasonably If
Ayers Sarsapsrilla, operating through
the blood, radically cures every scrofu-
lous faint or infection.
ConveYancing, contests and final
proofs will receive prompt attention at
the HERALD office. If
We will make final proofs cheaper
than ever. Bring them to the HERALD
Office. If
For SALE,-A few more Low Down
Binders on long time at G. w. Young &
Co.'S. j4tf
w. w. Anderson has purchased the
jackson property IN the east part of
,bhe city.
Ayers Ague Cureis warranted to cure
all malarial disorders, when the direc-
tions are faithfully followed.
Last Wednesday heavy rain visited
this locality soaking the country COM
pletely. An immense corn crop is no
longer a mooted question
D. c. Clark's new residence is rapid
Iy nearing completion. This is one of
the substantial improvements of the
town.
j. d. Bonar, is building new barn
on his lots in the north part of town.
We hope that all his improvements will
nOtsbe bar rem efforts.
Last Wednesday, while oiling one of
his horses heels that was sore, Mr.. D. G.
Harmon was kicked on the nose, caus-
ing painful though not serious wound.
Wanted at once-2OOO acres of cheap
decided lands in Phillips county and also
about 10 or 10 timber claims. Inquire
at Register of Deeds Office. tt.
We don't advise you to get loan on
your farm. but if you must, the Citizens
Bank will accommodate you short no
tice. je2Otf
Fine paints and oils and pure drugs
at Geo. w. Whites in Kirwin. Ply
sicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours.
The British Cabinet may change, but
the prices of wall paper at G w Whites
drug store, in KIrwin do not change,
and he has a full variety of the latest
patterns.
Mcdowell Bros. & Albaugh will trade
some of their excellent ponies for cat
tie or young stock. Their ponies are
the best lot ever brought to this place.
Call soon as they are going rapidly.
o. W. BiekfOrd is building a fine res
idence in the north part of town, The
main parts twenty-four feet square
with kitchen. When completed it
will be one Of the finest houses in town.
Mr.. D. L. Mitchell, of Ohio, neph-
CIV of Mr.. Archer, of Arcade township,
has come out here on visit. He is so
much pleased with the country that he
viii probably stay He is a carpenter
and will work at his trade.
Mr.. F. T, NJ. butcher has been ap-
pointed agent of the South Western,
Mutual Benefit Association, for north
west Kansas. He is rustler and viii
make tip top man for the company.
You will find their advertisement in
another place in this issue.
While in Kirwin we visited the NAM
moth furniture house of Messrs. Bales &
Cox. These gentlemen carry a full and
complete line of furniture which they
sell at bottom prices. It VIII pay you
TO call on them if you wish to fit up your