Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-07-03

with q lever.
Pnre apple cider vinegar ut Harmon g
drug store.
Clint Harmon has moved into the
/ house occupied by John Woods.
Mrs. Jones is quite sick with neural
gia.
Mrs I. q. Swearengin, once a resi-
dent of this place, is visiting in town
this week.
Look ut those new watches at II. s.
I Polling e Cos, gold and silver cases at
bed rock prices.
Miss Rufina King, of w. Va, is visit
ing her Uncle. Capt. Polling for a few
days
Clark & Woods are receiving new
/ goods constantly. They offer some ex-
/ ira in ducements.
Chas. Don Carlos and John p. Bern
ard, of Eirwin were callers at our office
I this week.
Mrs. Lyman Young and family start
ed for Hays last Wednesday where she
intends to meet her husband.
Mrs. FIemming has moved her mill
linery stock into the rooms lately occu-
pied by I. L, AIallet and has fixed them
up in fine style.
We understand that ''mlne host Al
baugh VIII soon erect "a largo addition
on the east side Of his hotel. Still the
boom goes on.
Mitchell and Sharp are fixing their
shop, putting in counter and shelves,
and viii put in "a stock Of CONNECTION
airy and cigars.
With pleasure we call attention to the
new sad" OF Fleming & Springer.
Their stock is new and their prices as
low as the lowest.
We are under obligations to a little
daughter of Mrs. James johnson for
some pie-plant and gooseberries, which
were very nice.
Elmer sprague, Of BIuscotah, is
visiting friends in town this week and
viii stay until after the Fourth. Elmer
reports good times at his town and
thinks we are having ditto or more So.
Every voter in this school district
should turn ont next Monday and give
their opinion on the school house .ques-
lion. Your attention is called 70 n no.
tice, in this issue. from the board of di-
rectors of this district
The new windmill and pump on the
square are now in working order. Tho
mill is a daisy and the supply of water
seems to be unlimited. The 60 barrel
tank win be elevated high enough to
carry water to all parts of the square
OF Ixrrn-sr 10 TADrrz When
wanting something real fac and nice
in dress goods, white goods. fersies,
silk goods velvsts, Kid shoes, neclwaar
slippers etc, visit the Bio &c Bazaar
Long Island.
There VIII be q basket rnertrno held
by Rev. James Sp-~=. of Bio Bend.
TnIv 4tb. ON Deer C.a-k. Teo- tla
TruesdaI school house, to continue all
day. Come all, bring Your baskets and
dinner and let's celebrate.
Az o-e,rlt ava r,t.a..v o9ee has boe0
81, ,,,,ooresz here 5.7r7-q. tsa wax fr
vvbfcs f. anDaarz fbas C1a P-rr-7 had
Given 1Tr st37.z q rHIe drubbfro
Those in attendance say that some
strong testimony was given on both
sides.
We saw last Saturday a rag Garnet
woven br Cora 7r. Tarr. She fs only
1tz Years CID and has woven 857 wards
since The 1z+ of t--n She does fbe
best Of WORK as quite O. number OF the
ladies of. PEnIipsburo can testify for
whom she has furnished carpet.
IA. 2re-ear. Of Deer creek. rat,-o-
ed t.is week and viii AGAIN commence
operations on his farm. John saws the
psople in the section that he Visited are
verv favorabIy impressed with the re-
rep0rts from this section of the state
and nearly all are threatened with q
chronic attack Of western Kansas fever.
The old n7fI5fns On the gort5 west
corner OF the sorare has bean moved
away to make room for the new bank.
At the time this wasbuHt i5 represented
about the sum total of our cf.v and was
oacupied as a hotel. Thus surely and
substantially does our CITY crow and
prosDer.
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