Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-04-24
Clothing at Lemngwell's.

G Sons. II
Buy your books and stationery at
Spaulding's,
Call and see those fine embroidered
dress patterns a c. q. Leningwel's. 2
When we say nine and ten per cent
money we mean it. j. W. Lowe.
Messrs. Pratt & Lewis went down to
Kirwins Monday, on q contest case.
Ladies have you seen those combina-
ton suItings at Spaulding's.
Fail not to buy your clothing of
Lefhngwell.
Take a look at those lawns aud
white dress goods at SPaulaing's.
Boys suits CT all sizes and at prices
that will sell at JAS. WOODS.
Note paper 10 cts. per quire at
Spauidlng's.
A. Weaver, Of Rirwin, was in the
city Tuesday Of this week.
Elgin watches, $3.50 and upwards,
at Spaulding's.
A car load of farm implements just
received at G.. W. YOhng & Co.'S If
The place to buy lawns and white
goods is at spaulding's.
Clothing at wholesale prices at the
Cheap Cash Store Of Jas. Woods.
For a good cut from q Kansas steer
go to Fleming.
Fleming keeps a good supply Of meat
always on hand,
Big lot Of umbrellas and parasols at
SPaulding's. Take look at them.
Clocks, watches and jewelry at cost,
al II. G. SPrague & Sons. If
For renewal Of Gilbert & Gay loans,
call on VIM. Bissell. If
Gents neclzties, linen collars and
cuffs at Spaulding's.
Any amount Of money, no commits
sion. Gail on j. w. Lowe. IF
IF. Morse viii pay the highest mar
ket price for four foot wood.
Flower pots at cost at sprague &
Sons. If
Gents furnishing goods, and in fact
everything In the line Of wearing appar-
ell at Lefhngwen's.
Go to G. W. Young & Co.'S for stalk
cutters and farm implements Of all
kinds. If
All wool blue suits; color guaran-
teed TO be fast a. So, worth So at
JAS. WOODS.
Phillips County is going to have the
boss fair this fall. Raise something to
swell the grand display.
Paste this in your hat. Money at 9
per cent. strait and no commission.
MARRIOTT SMITH & JONES.
Seersucker coats and vests will take
the lead this season. Everybody can
get a fit at Lefhngwell's.
Tell your folks that Smith & Jones
are on deck with per cent money and
no commission. If
MARRIED April goth 1886, by Rev.
TheO. Bracken, Mr.. Z. A. Parsons and
Miss Sadie Killiner, both Of KirWin.
You cannot afford to pass Letting
well by on clothing He invites you to
call whether you want TO buy or not.
Car load Of barb wire at Young &
Co.'S will be sold as cheap as the cheap
est. If
Do you want to select suit Of clothes
from the largest stock in Phillips Co ?
If so just call at Lefingwell's.
Elihu Davis and his nephew, Mr..
Hiatt have temporarily moved into the
National Hotel.
WANTED - Wood choppers. En-
quire Of j. F. Morse, Phillips County
Bank.
Do not fail to see my clothing be-
fore you buy-I am bound to sell.
JAS. WOODS.
Lefingweu has a few more Grand
Army suits. Call and see how cheap
they are sold.
If I cannot sell you clothing at my
price 1 will sell at yours, come and see
me. Jas. Woods.
WANTED "A large quantity of four
foot wood. Cau at the Phillips County
Bank and get the highest market price.
Do not fail to stop in at C. j. Flem-
ings and get a good cut Of steak. He
always gives good weight.
F. T. NJ. butcher, assignee in the
matter Of Hickenlooper & Co, reports
rapid disposition Of goods. Every
thing goes at cost.
The Rock Island has caught on to the
large shipment Of goods by @. ii. LET
dngwel and have concluded to build to
Phlhpsburg at once.
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
Mr.. E. Penden viii Dig wells, cistern.
and cellars at moderate prices and
guarantee good work. Address him a
Phillipsburgs Kansas. If
Lefingwen is not a Jew, but he can
beat the Jews on clothing. He makes
clothing a speciality and viii not be IN.
dersold.
Miss Annie Hickenlooper has beer
stopping in Marvin during the pas
week. the guest Of her sister, NJ rs e.
Coleman.
Spring is now upon US, and Letting
well comes TO the front with the largest
and best selected stock Of clothing in
the county.
The Ladies Society of the M. E.
Church will meet Tuesday afternoon,
April 27th, at the residence of Mrs. W.
W. Colby. All are cordially invited to
attend. Mrs. w. w. COLBY, Sec.
The strike has not affected Letting,
wells mammoth stock Of clothing. He
is selling at his usual prices Just the
same.
NJ; Beckley has cast his lot among
the good people Ct Woodruff, where he
will do the lumber businags for. thai