Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-19
THE HERALD.

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hands lately in this vicinity
Chris Bruner viii spend the Holidays
with his family in Graham county.
B. F. Delph is building small adj
dition ID the old Iowa House.
Gasoline stoves ana gasoline always
on hand at EIuling & Anderson's.
We want to close out four Boz wood
stoves at half price at Hullng & Ander-
sons.
If your luag troublo is Of scrofulous
origin, Ayers Sarsaparilla win do you
more good than any other medicine.
H. S. Polling & co. have . good
assortment of caps which they nov Of
fer to close out atza bargain.
Jake Close has been wearing q cane
the past few days, from the effects Of
sprained knee. e.
Lefingwell did not lose sight Of the
little ones and has on hand fine stock
of Christmas toys, including dolls, &c
Suppression Of the A1enses may be re-
Ieved by a dose OF Ayers Pins, which
produce the desired effect through sym
pathetic action '.H aa"
We are informed that both the Pres
byterians and Methodists will. have a
Christmas tree with appropriate exer-
\ cises Christmas eve. ID .-r. ...
( Try it before You buy it. A world
washer; the best in America. You
can try it before you buy it.
HULING & ANDERSON.
Isaac Griffin. one of the substantial
farmers from near Logan. came up-to
pay his taxes Wednesday. He also
paid his respects to the official county
paper,
John Gebhart has had a REMARKABLY
fine trade since opening mp in his new
store room. He keeps everything usual
ly kept in a general store, sells on small
margins and is bound to succeed.
John Bell, wen known among the
old settlers Of Phillips county, is here
from Beatrice, Neb., where he has
been making his home the past two
years.
Among other improvements of note
at Lef1ingwell's, we notice me large
mirror tor his clothing department.
Mr.. Lefingwen is fixing up his store
room IN metropolitan style.
Those indebted to uuling & Ander-
son, would do well to particularly no
tice the addition to their collection
notice this week. It is the last time
tho notice VIII appear.
Mr.. Barnes started this week for
Kansas City, where he expects to meet
his family, now on the way from THAR
old home in New York Mr. Barnes
and family Will make Phlhpsburg their
future home
Jas. Baum is now constructing the
frame work Of a oarpet-loom He has
made arrangements for the other fix
lures and in a few days win receive all
orders for weaving rag carpets very
cheap.
During the Holidays Leffingwel will
offer special bargains in all departments
of his store. He has the goods and
they must be sold. Here you will ind
many articles appropriate Tor Christmas
presents
It is now conceded that Lefingwen's
Is headquarters for clothing and gents
furnishing goods. He has a large com
commodious room for this line Of goods
and you can ind what you-want on
short notice Cali and see for your
selves. tbta asFl..
Horace NIoulJon has sold the Kirwin
Chief to O. BORN. Of the Oberlin Eye.
The Chief viii now be under the man
agement Of W. G. Hyden, a practical
newspaper man AS the Chief win be
sound politically we bespeak for it
a liberal share of patronage.
We.aokuowledgesa can from Grand
father Finch, Tuesday. He is canvass
ing for.the Peoples Illustrated Journal,
also the Thrifty Farmer Fireside Mags-
zine. Either one of these magazines
including 25 pictures for $780, There
is one picture alone wen worth the
money asked. for all Gall on ail4 at
Mr.. LeRue's.
F-r Fr-rr ev
F, T. NJ. butcher, agent for the
Southwestern 8tunal Benefit eAssoeia
ton, starred for Norton last Tuesday ia
the interest Of that association. As the
people become better acquainted with