Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

coat for $40; a Sl2 overcoat for IS; q
/ so overcoat for Sc. Remember this
is no old stock but the latest styles of
goods and makeup. Don't tail to call
and see for yourself. Now is the time
to prepare for cold weather, and the
place to buy is where you can do the
best.
Phil Townsley has invested in some
more lots in the burg. He now has a
| splendid location for a residence.
It will pay you not only financially,
but in other ways to give heed to Hull
/ ing d Anderson local this week.
Q. H. LeHngweu and C. A. Lewis
are talking of taking a "trip to the Pacif-
ie Slope, aud expecs to start some time
in January.
/ C. o. Wilcox, of the Peoples Bank
of Tong Island, KS, was in town on
Thursday and Friday and called on a
number of our business men in com
pany with G. w. Stinson, of this city.
Ifyou want farm loan the CIu-
zen's Bank will give you the lowest
rates, the quickest time and the best
accommodations to be had in north
west Kansas,
@. +. Watts, representing the Mich
igan Mutual life insurance viii make
PhIipsburg his head quarters for some
tune lie reports fair success in his
business and will continue for some
time.
Mr.. George Bancroft, the General
Agent of the Miami Nursery has IN his
employ, p. B. staggs, /. S. Moore
and Mr.. Runaway, and is preparing
for a thorough canvass Of the surround
ing country.
A. A. Burdick and VIM. Parker, of
the north part of the county, had bust
ness at the county seat this week. They
left some of The .'needful'' ut this Office,
besides leaving an application for final
proof.
Rev. E. Goodrich, of Gaylord is as
sisting in the protrected meetings that
are being held-at this place. Consld-
cradle interest is being manifested and
several have claimed conversion and
united with the church,
Probate Judge elect, c. NJ. Cole, has
rented F. Z. Winship's residence and
will at an early date move his family
here. Mr.. Winship is fixing up the
basement of his store room for his
dweUir0 Mace this winter.
Uncle ZaI Morton has sold his farm,
farm implements and ali his stock, and
will IN a short time move TO Phillips
burg. He has purchased the Baum
property and viii move in as soon as he
can get possession. Mr.. Morton was
not longer able to manage the farm.
Miss Mabel SaHee commenced her
first school last Monday, in Walnut
township. Miss Mabel IS the fourth
young lady who has gone out from this
town this year to try their skill in the
profession We wish them all success !
which we have no doubt they will rich
ly earn.
Geo. Archer, who has been stopping .
in Atchison for a few years, is now al /
home visiting his father. He says that
he hardly recognized the town on &C /
count OF its wonderful growth. Geo /
is doing upholstering Tor a leading firm /
of Atchison and expresses himself as /
@eu pleased with his work.
Ambrose Kite who left home so sud /
denly one week ago last Sunday was
found on Wednesday about nine miles /
east OF Kirwin, where be was stopping /
with a farmer with whom he had (
agreed to work for board and clothes. /
II is needless to say that his parents. /
were very glad to fud him.
We are in receipt of u handsome adj /
vortising card from the manufacturer /
of Pozzoui's Medicated Complexion .
Powder. 1t is a Autograph of a lie size
portrait of a ST. Louis lady. II is very
handsome, and parties desiring a copy
can obtain one by sending % cents in F.
Stamps 60 pay POSTAGE to j. A. PJz-
zOnis st. Louis, Mo.
Now, then, gentlemen, the month of
December is upon US, and you who are
indebted to US viii please govern your
selves accordingly. Lately we have
made no contracts to run over Deem
Der 24tn, and the time for all 90 day
accounts runs out before that time.
We have a very few accounts on our
books that are six months old and they
are good men. We have quite a num-
Der that are four months old and they
are equally As good. Gentlemen, we
can not afford 10 carry your account
that long. SIXTY days is our limit, and
we will be compelled TO take some
step to collect these old accounts It's
a ground hog case with US that some
thing has got to be done. Hoping to
hear from every man on our books
within the next three weeks and thank
ing you all for the extra heavy patron
age we have received in the last year
we remain, Yours Truly,
HULr fS d AsnERsoE