Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-04-17

Inc 81. ID. preacher came on LlLLl
day and VIII hold regular services O.
. Sunday,
Biekford keeps the best stock @
fine boots and shoes to be found Phil
lips equity and the must be sold.
The supplies Tor the NJ. e. S. S. hav
come at last and now if we can get TN
Superintendent trout it is hoped that w,
can make mp for lost time.
Huling & Anderson have a tin shoF
attached. Estimates made Of tin work
repairing done promptly, neatly and a
a low price.
LehingweH is not a Jew, but he car
/ bear the Jews on clothing He make!
clothing a specially aud win not be un
dersold.
A. S. Mcleod, the father Of Mrs
/ Geo. Spauleing, has arrived in town
and announces his intention Of casting
his fortune with our thriving city.
Spring is now upon us, and Letting.
well comes to the front with the Iarges.
and best selected stock Of clothing in
the county.
The strike has not affected Letting
wells mammoth stock OF clothing. He
is selling at his usual prices Just the
same.
Aessrs- Hydon and Lamb Of the Kir-
win Chief and Independent were in the
city Monday, paying their respects to
the County Commissioner.
Dem smit & Jones fellows have peen
gone and done Something's again, dey
got you Won moneys now at g per cent
strait ind no commission, If
MARRIED April 14th, by Rev.
Theo. Bracken, Henry Krause and Miss
Martha West, all of Phillip county,
Kansas.
While Lefingwen is offering you
good bargains in clothing you must re-
member he has just as good bargains
in dress goods, and in fact everything
kept in a general store.
You cannot do better than to call on
G. w. Young & Co.'S for all kinds of
farm implements. He buys machinery
by the car load and sells cheap. If
DR.. Knight and Geo. White, of Iir-
win, made a business trip to the hub
Monday. The KirWin boys always find
it profitable to visit the county scat.
High commissions played out. Get
your farm loans through j. W. Lowe
Nine and ten per cent money; no COM
mission. If
To buy, or not to buy, that is the
question, whether it is better to 90 to
Lefingwel's and etone of those nobby
uits, or buy from those you know not
of.
go feet below earth surface in Chey-
enne county has been discovered a five
foot vein Of coal, and reports have it
that a number of shafts are being put
down. We hope it is all so:
Seersueker goods for ladies, and
coats and vests OF the same material
for gentlemen at Leningwen's. Seer /
sucker is the most fashionable goods /
now in use, and not high priced.
Page & Sons are prepared to meet
their customers for a large harness /
trade this spring. Their prices are so
that you. cannot fail to pur-
chase when you call and examine their I
stock
There viii be an examination of
Teachers held in the School House at /
Phihipsburg, Kansas, on Saturday, /
april oath, 1886, beginning at s O'Clock +
q. IN. j. H. YOUNG.
LefIingwell has just received a fine
lot Of seersucler coats and vests. just
what you want for summer wear.
These goods are cheap, durable and
not to rip. Go and get
your fit.
John Dixson, of Crow. who had the
to loose his house by fire,
has since received a purse Of
$50 which was made up and presented
by generous and sympathizing neigh
5Ors.
The cheapest suits of clothes ever
brought to Phillips county. Suits at
81 worth S16-at IS worth So. A
good suit for So. VIII sell the above
1T these prices for cash.
JAS. WOODS.
j. II. Hill, one Of the Woodruff mer-
chants paid our city a visit last Monday.
Mr.. Hill is a very pleasant and intelli-
gent gentlemen and is working up a
.plendid trade at the new town of
Woodruff.
R6- Notice we make q specially Of
,uilder's hardware and mechanics tools