Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-02-20

The ladies relief corps Of the G. A.
r., have raised money in Belolt by a
spelling match
Here's a state of things. Fine wool
filing quilts at wholesale price at James
Woods. just think, only $3.50 a
piece.
Geo. Spaulding is having a well dug
on his lots in the north part Of the city,
which means a good substantial resi-
dence there at an early date.
When you need a suit of clothes Just
look through the stock of C. H. Letting
well. He can fit you out at prices to
defy competition.
The largest stock of shelf hardware
in the west. Builders supplies and
mechanics tools one speciality. Esti-
mates made on contracts, at Huling &
Anderson's.
A drunken brute by the name of
Fellows, living at Oakley, St. John
county. shot his wife the other day.
He was Immediately arrested andtaken
to Wa-Keeny.
At John Gebhart's you will find gro
ceries and provisions, everything new
and fresh. John keeps the best goods
and sells on low margin.
We acknowledge receipt of a neat
circular from Eugene John, dealer in
harness and saddles, Kirwin, Kansas.
Mr. John is wide-awake and a worthy
man to deal with.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Polling
a fine boy the forepart of this week,
Hank was able to pass around the CT
CARS all by himself, which is said to be
a very difficult feat on the arrival OF
the first and only son.
Lefingwen is continually receiving
new invoices Of clothing. He has al
ready received a part of his spring
stock. He has some excellent suits, Of
all styles and sizes.
Huling & Anderson have added a tin
shop to their hardware stock. Repair
ing done promptly and with neatness,
Estimates made on roofing and tin
spouting.
Page & Sons are prepared to meet
their customers for a large harness
trade this spring. Their prices are so
reasonable that you cannot fail to pur-
chase when you call and examine their
stock.
Rev. TheO. Bracken commenced
meetings at the Presbyterian Church
last tuesday evening, assisted by the
resident ministers here and also by Rev
j. McPherron, of Norton. The church
is crowded every evening and deep
interest manifested.
HuIing & Anderson carry a heavy
stock Of plain and fancy lamps, chande-
iers and bracket lamps. The ceIe-
brated electric lamp in stock which
gives more light than any other kerOsine
lamp yet invented.
Mrs. DR.. Wallace and Mrs. Frank
Mckay started east Sunday evening
last. Mrs. Wallace will meet her sister
Mrs. ". H. Mcbride at Topeka, and
Mrs. Mckay goes to Iowa to visit her
parents who are about to celebrate their
golden wedding.
The stock and implement sale of H.
r. Daniels, remember, comes off Feb
ruarY 9th. Terms of sale will be six
months time with approved security
and ten per cent. interest, Ten per
cent. off for cash-or In other words
ten cents on the dollar will be deducted
for cash.
The NJ. E. Conference for North west
Kansas will be held in Kirwin this year,
commencing on the 25th of March and
it will continue one week. Bishop
Waldren will preside over the meeting.
A large number Of visitors are expected
to be in attendance, and the HERALD
predicts hospitable entertainment for
them by the good people of Krwin.
John Gebhart has yet on hand a good
stock of clothing. A great reduction
has been made on his winter stock and
his spring stock Of clothing he will offer
at extremely low figures. Mr.. Gebhart
understands how to handle clothing
and always gives his customers value
received for their money.
Our street crossings seem to be. in a
very bad condition at the present writ
ing. Would it not be well for the city
dads to assemble themselves together
and devise some means whereby they
might ''mend their waysP' Come
brethren let US take an interest and a
pride in our little city and look well to
her adornment and conveniences.