Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-04

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j. D. Wilkins, stock and grain mer-
chant Of Marvin, stepped into our den
last Monday.
Drugs, medicines and notions at S.
S. Fisher & Co.'s, also an elegant lot
of hand plate mirrors.
L, F. Fuller is canvassing in the in
terest of the Kirwin independent. So
says the Marvin Monitor.
On DECK with lowest rates on farm
loans, are Pratt & Lewis, and they will
do you good.
NJ. BeckIey who has been somewhat
indisposed the past few days is now
confined to his room.
You cannot DO better than to buy an
overcoat of C. Il. Lefingweu. Go and
get your exact fit.
S. G. PiIlsbury, of Long Island, has
secured a patent on a new tangled ham
mer. Say, will it mash thumb like
the o. s.
Gebhart not only keeps a complete
line OF groceries and provisions, but ne
is mp to the times in everything usually
kept in q general store.
Gyms Hickenlooper has now got his
art gallery in good running order, and
our people can get a very respectable
copy of their ''phiz" on short order.
SPECIAL TEEsrAss NyriCE -A All
parties are forbid shooting guails on
southeast quarter Of section q, town 3,
range 10. H. S. PoLINa.
See Davis & loves bargains I'm real
estate. II you are looking Tor farm
they can suit you both in price and 10
cation.
Fred. Winship expects to fill his big
store room to its fun capacity. He will
have a separate department for cloth
ing, gents furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, etc.
tits our business to loan money
we are therefore fully prepared to
supply our customers at the very low
est rates, especially i'm farm loans.
THE CITIzES's BASK.
sob, I'm as happy as q big sunnow
er, - gaiIy warbled Felix Fimple us he
took his exit from the Office OF Pratt &
Lewis, where he had just made d farm
loan.
Err. Daniels who met with a serious
accident last weeG has So far recovered
that he is able TO be about again. al
though not able TO resume work. He
seems TO be quite lame.
The greatest variety OF Christmas
toys ever brought TO Phillips county
can now be seen at Spaulding's Bazar.
You will find there everything and any
thing that has a name.
Farm Loans BOTTOM rates. No
Commission. Papers all drawn here.
Money furnished on the day appli-
cation is taken, at the
CrrIzEN's BANK.
The father Of Isaac, James and L. p.
johnson. of Big Greek, DR.. Houck in
forms us, is quite sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. johnson is now Sc years old and
fears are entertained of his recovery.
By all political economists the soil
has been considered as the best of Sc
curity, and Pratt G Lewis recognize this
fact, judging from the amount Of funds
that they give on farm loans.
Some people renew their youth by
good living, which is very commeuda-
bic, but it is quite as satisfactory, and
a much easier process to renew your
farm loans of Pratt & Lewis.
A good dining room girl can find per
maneut Employment at the CONNER
ciaI House in this city. Good wages
viii be paid for a girl who desires a
permanent situation.
Mrs. l. C. Gebhart and Jos. Gebhart
arrived in Philips burg Thursday. Mrs.
Gebhar- has been visiting among rela-
tives and friends in Penn, but was not
SO We'll pleased as she had anticipated .
dos Gebhart viii assist his brother
in the store lor "a time ut least.
Elder Fleisher is quoted by the Nor
ton Champion as saying, Let all our
Democratic friends take notice and con-
duct themseIves accordingly: Only two
more IhanE- givings left to you, in
which to be thankful under Demo
cratic administration. Be thankful"
r. j. Bickford, brother of Il. w.
Bickiord of this city, has engaged in /
the confectionery business at Long Is
land. Tom is working his way into
Phillips county and win finally phil up
at the hub, where there is always an
opening for good live business men.
Chas. Mccall, of Crow, is now living
in mis- new house in the north part OF
town. lie comes to PhilHpsburg with /
the intention of studying law and viii .
read in the office of Pratt & Lewis. He
is young man of intelligence and, in .
our Judgment, viii some day rank high
in his chosen profession.
Some one has said, while ten men
watch for chances one man makes
chances; while ten men wait for some
thing 10 turn mp, one man turns up some /
thing. John Gebhart has just turned
up with a lot of bargains In clothing
and no mistake. He is in a position to
sell at figures that cannot be beat aud
is doing so every day.
We dropped into the Office Of G.. A. I