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

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/ ly dismembered a few of his toes the
other morning while out chopping.
On DECK with lowest rates on farm
loans. are Pratt & Lewis, and they will
do you good.
/ Rev. Burt, of Long Island, has loca-
ted at Wano, Cheyenne county, where
he has arranged to start a newspaper.
You cannot do better than to buy an
/ OvercOat of C. H. Lef1ingwell Go and
get your exact fit
The boys at the National Hotel have
organized an anti-smoxing club, shook
hands and laid aside their pipes
Osborne's fine band has broken up
because some of the members were per-
sistently absent. How about the P.
c. B?
Henry Jarrett, of Logan, was in the
city Monday on business with the COun-
/ ty Treasurer. Mr. Jarrett is one of
Logan's most enterprising citizens,
Mr.. Smiley, of Valley township, was
seen on our streets Monday. Mr.. Smi-
ley is one of the best judges of horse
flesh to be found in Phillips county.
We don't want your trade because
Of any affection or family resemblance
but because we sell good meat cheap.
CLOSE & NlPPs.
Mr.. Geo. Lowe has moved to his
brothers. farm. in GlenwOod township.
and will engage in stock raising to
some extent.
Ben DELPHI has moved into the Finch
property northwest Of the square and
Mr.. Woods will occupy the old hotel
building.
Gebhart not only keeps a complete
line of groceries and provisions, but ne
is up to the times in everything usually
kept in a general store.
There is some excitement about the
crookedness of Karl Mckay in letting
down some of his neighbors in amounts
ranging from SIG to $500.
Howell Bros. received Wednesday a
car load Of hard coal for this place,
which was soon distributed among the
consumers.
H. S. Polling & Co. have reduced
the price of mixed candy to IOo per
ID. This reduction holds good until
after the Holidays.
Remember the old Chinese maxims
that ''every tub must stand on. its own
bottom" and ''Close & Nipps sell good .
steak
StinsoH & Son will move some time
tins month to their old stand on the
south side, where they will continue to
drive the law business.
See Davis & loves bargains in real /
estate. II you are looking for a farm
they can suit you both in price and To-
cation.
Irwin Mcdowell ordered the HERALD /
this week sent to his brother-in-law, j. /
c. Leonard, Of Liberty, Nebraska, who /
thinks sUme Of locating in Phillips .
county.
We received an order this week from .
Indiana, for 80 extra copies of the .
HERALD, to be distributed among par I
ties who are desiring to seek homes in
Kansas.
The Long Island Leader says that
A. p. Garnet OF that place was mar
ried to Fannie Peckham, of AYoca,
Neb., on tht 9TH, inst, at the brides pa
rents, in Avoca.
Del Champlin afforded considerable .
the other DAY, on the street
by riding an obstreperous bronco. 1t
was a case where a little distance lent
enchantment and a great deal of safety.
sob, I'm as happy as a big sunfow
er, gaily warbled Felix Fimple as he
took his exit from the Office of Pratt q
Lewis, where he had just made farm
loan.
Farm Loans. Bottom rates. No
Commission. Papers all drawn here.
Money furnished on the day appli-
cation is taken, at the
CITIZENS BANK.
A representative Of the manufactur-
ers Of Portable Gas Machines was in
our city this week figuring with Mr..
Bissen Tor gas fittings and fixtures for
his elegant new residence.
Coffman and Mills passed through
PhiIlipshurg this week with 5000 sheep
which they had driven from Decatur
County, intending to winter them near
Custer, in Smith.
By all political economists the soil
has been considered as the best Of Sc
surity, and Pratt d Lewis recognize this
fact, judging from the amount Of funds
hat they give on farm loans.
Mr.. Suffer. of this place, called at
our Office with an old friend, Mr.. Coun-
-ryman, who had just arrived from
Ohio. Mr.. c. viii teach in the north
sast part Of the county this winter.
Some people renew their youth by
good living, which is very commenda-
Die, but it is quite as satisfactory, and
! much easier process to renew your
arm loans Of Pratt & Lewis.
We took a look at some OF the i'm
that are being made at the
Commercial House, the other day and
pronounce them good. This house is
moving rapidly to the front.