Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

/ 81 the residence Of Mrs. Geo. Spauld-
/ ing. All are cordially invited to attend.
Elwood Dean son Of our old friend
+ Joseph is in town and expects to en-
/ gage in architectural work this summer
with JAS. CrOsier.
Dem Smit & Jones fellows have peen
[ gone and done Something's again, dey
I got you Won moneys now at g per cent
strait und no commission, If
Several valuable communications are
/ necessarily crowded ont this week, on
/ account Of an extra amount of county
printing and other legal matter.
The ladies of the NJ. T. Church viii
hold May party at the Court House
Saturday evening. Refreshments viii
be served. All are invited.
High commissions played ont. Get
your farm loans through j. W, Lowe
Nine and ten per cent money; no com
mission. If
Samuel Plotner is soon TO become a
resident of Phillipsburg, as a retired
farmer. Mr.. Plotner is getting along
in years and has well earned a season
of rest.
While LefingweH is offering YOU
EAtiNA 1ll- cams AL L4A1LlAAL-s N0cL must
member he has Just as good bargains
in dress goods, and in fact everything
kept in a general store.
L. A. Champlin, has sold his farm on
Deer Greek, and is taking steps to build
n residence in Phnlipsburg. He has
purchased lots in the north part of
Phillipsburg.
Page & Sons are prepared to meet
their customers for a large harness
trade this spring Their prices are so
reasonable that you cannot fail to pur-
chase when you call and examine their
stock.
David Harrison, aged q years was
shot in a billiard hall at Wa-Keeney
last Saturday by VIM. Aline about the
same age. Both were cowboys and had
been drinking.
J. E. Cox wishes to inform the peo-
pie that he will keep a stock of good
coal on hand at Marvin Kan, which he
will sell cheap for cash. Coal delivered
when desired. Office with b. n. Edge
comb, Marvin Kan. Apr. d If
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at Presbyterian Church, Thursday eve
nings at NJ. E. Church and young PEG
pAC utA4OA pray A-4OSLLLt5 III SAUL -Lt-y
evenings at the latter place.
Lehingweu has just received a fine
lot of seersucker coats and vests. just
what you want for summer wear.
These goods are cheap, dura bic and
guaranteed not to rip. Go and get
your fit.
W. W Wick, Manager of the Amer
lean Investment Company, with head
quarters at Topeka, was in our city this
week. Mr.. Wick has been here before
but never when things look so favOra-
bic as they do this spring.
The cheapest suits of clothes ever
brought to Phillips county. Suits at
SI1 worth Sl6-at IS worth So. A
good suit for So. Will sell the above
at these prices for cash.
JAS. WOODS.
On our supplement occurs an error
in the date of road notice of L. J. Rem
ington and others, wherein the Survey
or and viewers will meet on the goth
day of May instead of April as appears
in printed notice.
Mrs. Fleming and Elsie Lowe have
on hand a large stock of ladies and
children hats which they viii sell at
the lowest prices. Dressmaking done
in the latest styles. Call and see them,
west side of the public square.
Mark these faots-Young & Co. make
q specially of farm implements. They
handle everything used by the tiller of
the car load and sell at the lowest posi-
bly, price.
Born, April 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Booze-a girl.
Born, April goth, to Phillips County
"a boy.
Born, april 27th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemper-a girl All doing well.
The largest and finest display of la
dies and gents furnishing goods to be
found anywhere, Is at LefingWell's. As
You pass into the store just gaze around
and see how tastefully everything is ar
ranged.
VIM. Fish, of Marvin, made proof be-
fore Probate Judge Spaulding the DIST,
ult. Mr.. Fish has secured the contract
for carrying the mail between this place
and Marvin. Service to begin in July.
DRESS MAKING First door south of
the Presbyterian Church, by Mrs. F. S.
Mellen. Mrs. AIellen is a dress maker
Of long experience and having come to
reside in the city, respectfully sOIcits
share Of your patronage.
City Council met Friday evening last,
organized and chose the following Off
GERS for the ensuing ysar: Dave Close,
Marshal; j. S Barnes, Clerk, and j.
+. Morse, Treasurer. W. II. Pratt,
was chosen President of the council.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured in so minutes by
WOolfOr6's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by O..
w. BickfOrd, Druggist PhilliPsburg
Kansas.
Jas. Hopper, who lives some distance
north of this place, lost between 80 and
40 hogs by poisoning. Supposed to be
the means of settlement resOrted to by
some enemy. We understand one Of
Mr.. HOpper's children narrowly escap-
ed poisoning from the same source
am now prepared to fill all good
arm loans at 9 per cent without COM
mission, Persons desiring to renew old
loans or make new ones viii and it TO
their interest to call on me for cOndi-
tiOns before making arrangements to
borrow. WM. BIssELL. If
Graham the wife murderer, and big
amiEt was mobbed at Springfield, Mo.
on the night of the 9th ult., by a party
of masked men. Thus ends the life of
one of the most liendish and blood
tanned Williams on the criminal callen-
der.
Mrs. Nora Daniels, SBIrs. G.. A. Spaul-
ding's sister, has opened a new millinery
and dress making establishment on the
a.