Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-18

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If So 60 to S. s. Fisher & Co.'s.
Fancy, fancy and useful holiday ar
treies at Harmon's, on the east side.
Miss May Nash commenced school in
the Henry Churchill district last Mon
day.
LeGingwen has received another
large envoiee OF clothing. He is pre-
pared to supply all his customers.
Mrs. W. H. Mcbride and daughter,
Minnie, are visiting, this week, with
Mrs. DR.. Wallace.
For sale-a jump seat buggy, nearly
new. VIII be sold cheap. Inquire OF
Frank Mckay.
Mckay & Mccormick made sale this
week OF three good farms. Real estate
is taking another boom.
A marriage license was issued last
Tuesday to Melvin Osborne and Mis-
Belle Jennings, both of logan.
Gebhart is knocking the bottom out
OF high prices on clothing. CAN and
see.
L. w. FansIer went to Phnlipsburg
this week and purchased the Geo. Cole
farm six miles east of Almena Star.
On DECK with lowest rates on farm
loans. are Pratt & Lewis, and they viii
do you good.
Rev. Il. W. Miller started last Mon
day to Phillips county TO see how his
sheep are getting along.-World.
For splendid plush Christmas pres
ents 90 to $. S. Fisher & Co.'S, south
side OF square.
VIM. Douglas is utilizing his foun-
dry engine to run "a feed mill until his
building will be completed.
You cannot do better than to buy an
overcoat of c. H. Leaingwel Go and
get your exact fit.
Probate Judge elect, G. n. Cole, has
moved his family to Phillipzburg.
They viii occupy the residence Of F.
e. Winship.
SPECIAL TEEsPAss NOTICE - All
parties are forbid shooting quails on
southeast quarter OF section u, town 3,
range Is. H. S. POLNs.
Gebhart not only keeps a complete
line OF groceries and provisions, but me
is mp to the times in everything usually
kept in a general store.
E. Davis went up to Woodruff last
week and was retained in several law
suits. There seems to be considerable
litigation at Woodruff OF late.
H. S. Polling & Co. have reduced
the price of mixed candy to lOc per
10. This reduction holds good until
after the Holidays.
&. w. Young took a trip to Long
Island last week TO view his landed IN
terests up there and also for a short
season of rest.
See Davis & loves bargains in real /
estate. Ii you are looking for farm
they can suit you both in price and To-
cation.
Rev Homan is conducting revival /.
service at the Rising Sun school house I
and it is reported that considerable in
tere5t IS being aroused.
sob, I'm as happy as a big sunflow
er' gaily warbled Felix Eimpie as he .
took his exit from the Office OF Pratt &
Lewis, where he had just made farm
loan.
g. A. Spaulding & Co. have just re-
ceived from The Diebold safe & Lock
Co., an 1900 ID safe. which thew have
placed in their new office in the Phil /.
i,s Cor,ty Rapk bnfldfno
Farm Loans Bottom rates No
papar- am drawn here
Money furnished ON the dav appli-
cation is taken, al the
CITIZENS BANK.
At Leavenworth the boys at school at
tackled, as is alleged, a German boy
named Frankie Franks, stoned and beat
him until he died from the injuries re-
ceived
By all political economists the soil
has been considered as the best OF Sc
curity. and Pratt & Lewis recognize this
fact, judging from the amount OF funds
that they give on farm loans.
The meetings. ut the NJ. E. church
are reapiug quite 81 harvest and the IN
-ere-t is unabated. Rev. Goodrich has
been present during "a portion Of The
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