Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27


OK DECK with lowest rates on farm
oans, are Pratt & Lewis, and they viii
10 vol good.
SON ebody broke window in Nal
cts r, 3staurant and helped themselves I
% q b TX of cigars, tins week.
How ell Bros. will. after this week, be
orepa. red to furnish their customers
with ard coal.
Fra nix Trowe, Of Greenwood town
ghio, lost % head Of fat hogs in the
late g .orm.
Wa nted, 400 lbs Of good clean corn
husks at the Commercial House. Call /
on E. AlDaugh and learn particulars.
Tn, township board met this week
and V oted to build six bridges and cul- /
verts and to continue the grading on /
the h III just west Of town.
SPl .c1AL TnEsPAss NOTICE. All /
partis 3 are forbid shoot ng quails on
south east quarter Of secto n d, town 3,
range 10. II. S PoLINa.
I'll a our business to loan money.
we are therefore fully prepared to
supp Iy our customers at the very low
est n ties, especially in farm loans.
TIE CITIZENS BANK.
c. W. Cole has commenced to build
on Il .e west side for his restau rant
stanc {. George has an excellent trade
and The indications are he will continue
to pr osper.
j. W Lowe, Esq, has erected a
~ l.
win prove a great convenience to him
as W ell as save him great deal Of ime
and labor.
, A good dining room girl can find per
man emit Employment at the CONNER
a cial House in this city. Good wages
t VIII be paid for a girl who desires
perm lament situation.
g "a rm Loans. Bottom rates. No
g Con- mission. Papers all drawn here.
BoI icy furnished on the day appli-
oati, IN is taken, at the
A y year old boy of John Roach
was kicked in the abdomen by a horse
s last Saturday and severely injured.
q Dr.. Wallace reports the sufferer as inn
prov ing slowly.
3 S, me people renew their youth b.
2 goo, living, which is very commenda-
BILE, but it is quite as satisfactory, and
d q m leh easier process to renew your
farm loans of Pratt & Lewis.
BY all political economists the soil
9 hasl ,een considered as the best of Sc
CURT =, and Pratt &c Lewis recognize this
fact, judging from the amount Of funds
at that they give on farm loans.
il C. W. Bickiord is moving the old
Wins hip building to the north side and
Of will soon have it re-modeled and so az
n rang, I'D that it viii be almost as good as
new.
,y Tn greatest variety of Christmas
N toys ever brought to Phillips county
canI low be seen at Spaulding's Bazaar
st You will find there everything and any
IN thing that has name.
m At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. N
JOne B., a boy, November 22d. This
at event will not effect the extensive alb
ty straci business of Mr.. Jones as he is
re flying around more active than ever.
''U !, I'm as happy as a big sunhow
on err" ally warbled Felix Fimple as he
nd took lis exit from the Office OF Pratt &
IT Lewis where he had just made farm
loan.
at Res A1cFadden is conducting q series
es. -of me etings at the NJ L. Church
see which are. growing in interest each sue
eessye evening. Presiding Elder S. A
IN Green has been present aud assisted in
Ia conduc ting the services q portion of this
Dr. week.
& Geo. W. Sunson went over TO Alma
this we elk to Try a law suit. George
nd, says tn ere is marked difference be
he tween a Kansas and Nebraska town.
i'd Over tn ere everything is called by il.
att proper anne, and "a corp screw entire
" unhea I'd Of.
nh. The p hillipsburg Band boys received
est an inviu alton 10 attend masquerade
ga ball at X irwin, Thanksgiving evening
1Iio under the management Of Hul's Corne
res Band. 1t was Impossible TO get tn,
49,; hoys togs lther, consequently they die
80, not attsuti.
,est The sla q roof mechanics have com
nth menced work on the Phillips COUNTY
Bank. this structure nelrs com
an, pletion il becomes more aud more evi
tho dent that Mr.. Morse has struck on to
,ass very fine ,iece al architecture. In fac
the either Of o VI bank Institutions need no
take BAG K seat for any town in Kan
sas. The buildings are up and speaI
Tor themseiVe
5pra The HERALD made the prediction il
sIss- a former is sue that PhIhpsburg wOul
K al an early date receive q prOpositio
,,,, from either the B. & NJ, the MissouI
- Pacific or the Rock Island Company
- We now have information that Supt
Pagan, of tie Missouri Pacific mas bee
- out TO smith county talking up railroa
matters. He assures the people ther
that his road Will be extended from Bur
Ac K Oak west provided local aid is given
Also This project may concern PhillipsJur
VIII As it looks as though Pagan stin ha
mn an eye on the old survey
49, d. L. Smith made final se,tlemer