Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-10-16

Co.'S.
There viii be services at the Presby-
terrain church on next Sunday morning
at the usual hour.
Lewis & Strain struck a rare bargain
on that bankrupt stock and they viii
give you the benefit if you call early
Call on VIM. Bisseu for farm loans
he is prepared to do you good and serve
all alike. If.
Chas. Stone, an old Vermont neigh
/ Dor OF the junior Is now laying brick on
| the Citizens Bank.
/ If you want pure drugs and medicines
call at S. S. Fisher 81 Co.'S drug store
/ south side public square.
Remember we have justreplemished
! our stock Of shelf and heavy hardware
G. w. Young & Co,
VIM. Neal lost valuable COW the
other day. IL is supposed she was
grazing too near a deep gulch, when
! she fell backward and broke her neck.
H. A. Harmon, the druggist, has
! Just received a fine line of jeWelry, and
watches.
1t is rather early in the season, but
st Nick has arrived at Spaulding's Ba-
Ear with an unusually large assortment.
VIM. Sharp has disposed of his meat
market on the east side, and the Dusi-
ness will be conducted hereafter by
Hatfield & Vest.
Conyeyancing of all kinds done by
Davis & Lowe. Office one door west
Polng's store. 4w
Geo. W. Young is daily receiving
new goods since his return from the
east. He has an excellent line Of stoves
for both hard and soft coal.
VIM. Bickford is excavating for q
cellar on the north side, and will move
the Winship building thereon at an
early date.
The largest stock Of jewelry in town,
consisting of chains, charms, pins, but
tons, bracelets &c. to be sold cheap at
Spaulding's.
You can get your deeds, mortgages,
and other legal papers made out for
you and acknowledged before f. r.
Weeks at the Phillips County Bank.
Fleming, the wide awake meat
vender, has reduced the price on steak
to 8 cents per h., and is selling an i'm
mense quantity as well as the best quail
ity.
The bankrupt stock contains a gene
raj assortment usually kept in a general
store. These goods are all new and
fresh.
The cyclones have knocked high
rates of interest all to pieces and G. A.
Spaulding & Co. have the lowest Of all
rates, If
Isaac Gebhart has moved to his farm
Just east of Phillipsburg, where he ex-
poets to try his hand as an agriculturlst.
Mrs Gebhart for the present is visiting
the old home in Pennsylvania.
Farm Loans. Bottom rates. No
Commission. Papers all drawn here.
Money furnished on the day appli-
cation is taken, at the
CITIZENS BANK.
S. II, Wright, living northwest of
town, had two valuable colts badly cut
in q wire fence last week. One of the
colts was so badly cut that it will prob
ably die.
Tits our business to loan money.
we are therefore fully prepared to
supply our customers at the very low
est rates, especially in farm loans.
THE CITTzEN's BANK.
The Republican Nominee for County
Attorney, n. b. Mccormick, reports a
splendid meeting at Prairie View, Tues
day night. w, II. Mcbride and y. b.
Mccormick addressed the meeting.
Go see the bankrupt stock of Lewis &
Strain. These goods were all purchas-
ed recently and include some very de-
Giro t1fa "a fr,a "a mill N
Call early and get your pick.
H. S. Polling & Co. have added
new feature to their business interests.
They are now running delivery wagon,
and customers can leave orders and
have their goods taken to any part Of
the city free of charge.
We have received new rates on farm
loans and expect to furnish money at
the lowest living rates come and figure
with US before making a loan else
where. CITIZENS BANK.
d. J. Martindale was brought before
Squire HickenlOOper this week for al
legged licentiOus acts, and was bound
over, with $500 bail, until the 21st,
" hen further examination will be had.
II you have land and town lots for
sale, or farms to rent, or if You want
anything IN the real-estate business, 20
to Davis & Lowe, southwest corner Of
the public square, Phillipsburgs Kan
sas.
We had a pleasant call from ". IA
Wltham, the Republican nominee for
Probate Judge Wednesday. He is max
ing the rounds and seems to think the
outlook for the Republican ticket is
very hattering-
Miss Mary Albrechson has taken an
interest in the millinary establishment
with Miss Elsie Lowe and the new firm
will conduct the business at the old
place. They will keep up their stock
with AL the latest styles
Mr. Newton Hodge. of Jimtown, had
the misfortune to lose an eye a short
time ago by a broom wire breaking
and striking that unfortunate member
MIR. Hodge came to town to have it
dressed and seemed to be IN great pain,
VIM. Baker, a former resident Of
PhilliPsburg, has returned with his
family from Nebraska, and will again
be a resident of our town. Mr.. Baker
Is a carpenter by trade and Will End
plenty Of work in these parts.
Hon. John Blssen, Register of the
u. S Land Office at KirWin, came up
to Philipsburg, Wednesday. Mr.. Bis
sell does not often get away from the
arduOus labOrs of his office. but he has
many admiring friends at his old home
who are always glad to see him.
Henry Mcdowell. our County Com
missioner, returned last week from Lib