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

town looms up.
A second hand wagon for sale In
quire of D. A. HULING.
Pie plant and potatoes wanted at D.
A. Huling's.
20 yards of calico. dress styles, for 81
Mt Lefhngwen & Meetings.. m28w2
3 spools barbed swire-fOr sale at D. A
Huling's, very cheap.
Mrs. h. s. Woodward has gone to
Frankfort, where Eshe will probably
spend the summer.
MILoH COW FOR sALE.-Enquire at
the Phillips County Bank ml6w2
A fine piece genuine Irish linen worth
a dollar at 80 cents a yard at D. A. HUI
ing's.
A Weaver, one of the solid men Of
Kirwin, was up last Thursday on bust
ness.
Chldred's and LADIES' shoes at a dis
count of so and 70 cents pair at D. A.
Huling's.
No other preparation meets the wants
Of the debilitated system as does Ayers
Sarsaparill4.-
Fancy check and plain Ginghams
from 8 Is to II cents per yard to close
out present stock, at D. A Huling's.
Hon. w. II. Mcbride and his daugh-
Ter, Minnie, came up 70 the county seat
last Thursday.
Mr.. r. B. Durkes is building a good
addition to his barber shop and resi-
dence on the east side of the square.
A fine line of new prints very cheap;
also old stock prints at lower prices
than ever at D. A. Huling's. m23w1
Do not fail to attend the Drama.
1'Hal Hazard, - to be produced at the
court house next Tuesday night.
Rev's w. II. Alien and 5. r. Turner
attended the Ministerial Association at
Kirwln this week.
w. D. Cowan purchased the two lots
just across the street north Of the M. Z.
church.
The Nankato post Office las been
made a presidential Office. Eugene
Bancroft succeeds j, D Vance "a P NJ.
Don't fail to 90 to Lelingwell & Nc
Clung's and get some Of that calico at
3 cents per yard. m23w2
Fred Winship, and Lefliugwsll & Nc
Chung have placed some nice screens in
Fropt Of hair ctOrae
Mr.. II. e. Sprague has made some
valuable improvements to his building
on the east side of the square.
There is still a line of dress goods in
all shades of color at Is yards for dol
lar at D. A. Huling's. m23w1
For Sale:-A double buggy harness
almost rs good as new. Inquire at this
Office. If
For SALE.-A No. Leavenworth
cook stove with utensils. Who wants
it. Inquire at this Office. ml6tf
The social at the residence of Mrs.
Frank Strain last Wednesday evening,
is said to have been very pleasant
fair.
D. A. Huling is still selling ladies'
shoes at 75 cents off each pair which
briggs prices OF shoes to less than cost.
m23w1
Ayers Pills are pleasant, safe and
sure, and excel all other pills in healing
and curative qualities. They are the
best OF all purgatives for family use.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sol
man, April p, 1885, a son.-TO Mr..
and Mrs, c. H. Edgecombe, May 10,
1855, a daughter.
If you have wooden goods to buy next
tall you had better save 40 cents on the
dollar by buying them now at D. A.
Huling's,
Farmers are nearly through corn
planting. Some corn has been planted
lORg enough to be up. Listing seems
to be the favOrise mode of planting.
Mr.. Mcpherson is the first man in
the city TO market garden Vegetables .
He has onions, radishes and lettuce
ready for table use.
A good steady girl can obtain per-
manent employment to do general
house werk in a small family, by in
quiring at this office. If
The summer term of Campbell Nor
nal University, Holton, Ks, opens
June 9 and closes July so. Teachers
attend this summer school from various
parts Of Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri