Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-03-20


J.W. Lowe for cheap money. If
For farm loans call on VIM Bissen. tt
Jewelry, H. C. spauldiug.
Dolls and notions at cost at sprague
& Sons. tt
One pair Of match ponies for sale.
Enquire of H. s. Polling & Co. If
Ladies, have you seen those beautiful
cashmere shawls at Lefhngwen'sP
They make a speciality of cigars at
the post office
Grass and clover seeds at G. W.
Young's. MO 4w
ANY amount Of money, no commits
sion. Call on j. w. Lowe. tt
Note paper ten cents per quire at
h. c. SPAULDMG's.
IF. Morse viii pay the highest mar
ket price for four foot wood.
Flower pots at cost at sprague &
Sons. tt
Stationery, H. C. spaulding.
Gebhart has several bushels Of ane
onions.
Final Proofs made at the Herald
Office.
When we say nine and ten per cent
money we mean it. j. w. Lowe.
Fine Velvets, H. c. spaulding.
You can get ready made clothing at
panic prices at Bickford's new store.
Twill sell good prints at 81 and OTIS.
per yard. Fl. c. SPAULDMG.
All kinds Of land business done at the
HERALD office.
Groceries and dry goods at BiekfOrd's
new store.
ID. Bonar had his lots plowed last
Tuesday, the first Of the season.
Clocks, watches and jewelry at cost,
at II. C. Sprague & Sons. tt
For renewal Of Gilbert & Gay loans,
call on VIM. Bissen. If
Kentucky jeans, eottonades and dem
ms cheap, at H. C. Spaulding's.
We are told that J. K. Hiatt will
erect a dwelling the coming season.
Eight suits of clothes were sold last
Saturday at Lefnngwen's.
WANTED A girl to do house work
Inquire at G. w. YOung's.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
Church every Wednesday evening.
Ali kinds of Land business will be
promptly attended to at this Office.
Gebhart has a fine lot of potatoes
which are finding ready sale
Cheap Prints, H. C. Spaulding.
For a good cut from Kansas steer
go to Fleming.
Notions, q. C. Spaulding.
Fleming keeps a good supply Of meal
always on hand,
Paste this in your hat. Money at 6
per cent. strait and no commission.
MARIO II SMITH & JONES.
Well digging is the order Of the day
here. 1t seems that prohibition does
get in its work to a certain extent.
Tel your folks that Smith & Jones
are on deck with 9 per cent money and
no commission. IF
A Sunday School was organized al
Hillside the 9TH inst. Miss Jennie Lar
kin was elected superintendent.
WANTED "A large quantity of foul
foot wood. Cal at the Phillips County
Bank and get the highest market price
Do not fail to stop in at C. j. Elem.
ings and get a good cut of steak. He
always gives good weight.
In looking through LefingwelI's store
do not lose sight Of the trunks and
valises.
Manila hats for the coming season
are now to be found at Lefingwell's
Can early and get your fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bickford, o.
Norton county, were visiting relative.
in this city the first Of the week.
It is hard matter to 60 to Letting.
wells store and come away without
buying new suit,
Ben DELPHI, of the Iowa House, is alb.
sent a few days in Nebraska. We vii
not stand for Ben's good behavior wher
he gets over the state line.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is adapted tC
every age and either sex. Being very
palatable, the youngest children take ii
readily.
A school exhibition was held at Union
Dale last Friday The attendance was
large and the exercises said to be first
class.
High commissions played out. Get
your farm loans through !. W. Lowe.
Nine and ten per cent money no com
mission. If
hlr. A. w. Johnson, Of Clay county,
has purchased NJ. j. Coles farm north
Of Phillipsburg, and will make Phillips
county his future home.
Dem Smit & Jones fellows have peen
BOno ana OOhS Something's again. dey
got you Won moneys now at 9 per cent
strait und no commission. If
The new tin-shop is being moved to
the rear Of the lot, preparatory to the
erection Of q new store by Stevens &
Smith.
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