Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
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Albums of all kinds at the Post Office.
They are going to nave new bridge
across the south solomon, at Stockton.
Judge Pratt IS making some nice i'm
prove meuts around and about his city
residence property
The act to legalize the tax levy of the
County Commissioners of this county
will be found on the inside Of this
paper.
H. G. Spaulding has a good stock of
books and aiOnery, and if not IN
stock, ca get you anything in his line
as cheap as the che4pe~t. If
For SALE;-A second hand stirring
pillow almost as good as new. Inquire
at this Office.
The new stock of clothing just re
ceived by LeGingwell & McClung, con-
tains some very nobby suits at low
prices. m26w4
Queensware and glassware, cheaper
than the cheapest at Lefingwell & Me
Chung. m28w4
Wonder if the gentlemen who exam
ined the county treasurer's books This
week consider themselves April fooled ?
Since the election Of Cleveland, Mr..
D. G. Clark is so magnanimOusly in
.clined toward all his fellow men that he
will pay the very tip-top price for hogs
at this place. If
The gentle render will observe that
we have made some changes in the
makeup of the HERALD this week, es-
pecially the first page. How do you
like
Go and get a genuine bargain in all
kinds of furnishing goods at Leffingwell
& Meetings.. m2Sw4
Our Methodist frie DIS should make an
effort TO finish and furnish their new
church. 1t will cost no more to do it
now than TO wait for long time, and 1t
IS much more convenient for use.
A clothing man was in town this week
and took orders from several of our bust
ness men for new suits. Ere long we
expect to see procession OF dudes on
the side walks, of pleasant evenings.
The Mite Society of the NJ. Z. church
will give a sociable at the residence of
Mrs. j. F. Morse next Tuesday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. f. Mckay, Secretary.
People are beginning to make garden
in dead earnest. In fact, the thrifty
house wife so persistently implores her
Eege lord TO become q knight of the hoe
and rake, that he finally yells with exas-
peration, ''leItuce have peas!"
Leflingwen & MoCIung have received
a new line OF dress goods, which, to
say he least, are very fine, and some
very elegant patterns. m28w4
LOST. Miss Anna Hughes lost a red
and white wooden scarf some place on
the road. between PhillIpsburg and Mr.
Baum'S place. Any person finding the
same would confer favor by leaving it
at N. Poling's store.
''HaI Hazard military drama of
considerable merit, will be produced
soon. under the auspices of the G. A.
r. Post at this place. The company
are now rehearsing, and the people
should bear it in mind and give them
a rousing house.
The Pre~hyterv held a. this place was
a very profitable as we'll as enjoyable
affair. We trust tina visit ng clergy
and brethren enjoy ed it like our citizens,
if so, they will feel indeed repaid for
coming. During the evening sessions
the church was crowded, and the SER
mons we're highly appreciated.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
OA2ANO az ullll AfSuui = ttpO CdtACu ltl
April lst. Sive Dawson. Charley
Knott, A. o. Duncan, w. Il. Lingen-
letter, Robert Harper. z. Phillips, Mrs.
Samuel Hleatnn, jacob Thompson, J.
w. Reese, DO iah WOrthingtOn.
Call for advertised letters
H. c. Spaulding, P. NJ.
Arbor day was observed quite extern
sively at this place. A god many tree
were set out around private residences,
and about 45O trees. mostly Russian
Mulberry with some Catalpas, were set
In the Court House square. Our peO-
pie are determined to beautify the
grounds around one of the finest court
houses in the north part CT the stale
The Presbyterian people have made
some improvements in The interior of
their church, which adds very much
10 its appearance as we'll as comfort and
convenience. They have built q plat
form which is covered with a bright ar
pet and surmounted with tasty pulpit
and and "A large upholstered. arm chair
for the minister. also fastened The chairs
in sections, thus doing away with the
annu5 ing racket the moving of the luOse
chairs AS heretofore. when each was in
depeudeui. They row have a neat and
com Ort1bie room t. worship in as is to
be found in the country.