Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01


during the month Of april.
Our Wednesday mail did not reach
rs until the following day on account
Of a wrecked train near Downs.
90 steel wheel cultiVators at G. W.
i Young & Co 3 that must be sold in the
next 80 lays at some price. 26-4w
L. B. Johnson has a fine blooded
COW, calf by side, which he offers to
sell at bargain.
Frank Sdnson purchased, this week, q
/ humber Of resident lots in Philhpsburg-
/ Frank no doubt shifts the smoke Of the
/ iron horse ''frOm a far off,
The Ladies Society Of the n. E.
church wish to return thanks to Mr..
/ Cole for service rendered in preparing
the ice cream for the May Festival.
The friends Of C. q. Lewis, of the
| law firm of Pratt d Lewis, will regret
| to learn of his serious illness. He was
/ confined to his room last Saturday and
IS improving very slowly.
While Lefingweu is offering you
good bargains in clothing yOa must re
member he has just as good bargains
! in dress goods, and in fact everything
kept in a general store.
Mr.. Joseph Young, of Freedom town
/ ship, sold his farm to Mr.. Hill, a stock
raiser from III. We hope Joe isn't go
ing to leave the country in such a squirt
1 OF prosperity as this.
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-
al her
stock.
G.. W Cole has purchased ground
near the square and cOntemplates build
/ ing in the near future. He will prOba-
bly, put up a building to be used as a
| residence and bakery combined.
The cheapest suits of clothes ever
/ brought to Phillips county. Suits at
| S1l worth Sl6-at s. worth SD. A
good suit for IS. Will sell the above
at these prices for cash.
JAS. WOODS.
70. Chimes, Of the Alma Tribune,
has retired from the editorial chair,
and is succeeded by E. E. Brown, who
/ promises to give Alma a good local
/ paper and will expect q fortune in re-
turn.
/ Mckay & Mccormick are now com
/ fOrtably located in their new law office
on the south west corner Of the square.
/ These gentlemen are attending strictly
/ to business and have already worked
up quite an extensive practice.
The largest and finest display Of la
dies and gents furnishing goods to be
found anywhere, is at Lefingwell's. As
you pass into the store just gaze around
and see how tastefully everything is ar
ranged.
We acknowledge a pleasant call this
week from Mr.. Z. Smith, assessor of
Long Island township. Mr.. Smith re-
ports the increased valuation of Long
Island township about 10000 over that
Of last year,
Lefingwen has just received a fine
/ lot Of seersucker coats and vests. Just
what you want for summer wear.
/ These goods are cheap, durable and
/ guaranteed not to rip. Go and get
I your fit.
We acknowledge receipt Of an invita-
ton to an entertainment at KirWin to
be given by the Banner dramatic club
of that city. The dramatis PERSONA Is
a sufficient guarantee of the character
and rendition Of the play.
j. E. Cox wishes to inform the peo-
| pie that he will keep n stock of good
coal on hand at Marvin Kan, which he
will sell cheap Tor cash. Coal delivered
when desired. Office with z. n. Edge
comb, Marvin Kan. Apr. q If
Charles Dickey, our furniture dealer
as concluded that he has paid rent
about long enough, and has now in the
course of erection a new store building.
/ We are CAD to note this evidence of
prosperity on the part Of Mr.. Diekey.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured ia 80 minutes by
WoolfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by @.
w. BickfOrd, Druggist Phillipsburg
Kansas.
In letter to Cashier i. F. Morse ,
relative TO the collection on that 'iLaX-
receipt" the Clifton Bank acknOwl-
edges the 'shOss" and after making
satisfactory explanations asks to name
the beverage"
The diminitive juveniles of this city
are having a hard time. On last Tues
day an infant son OF Geo, GarrettsOn
drank laudanum and narrowly escaped
after a strong emetic, while on the
following evening q child of Dan Law
Eyer came near bleeding to death by
an ugly cut from a broken tumbler.
DREss MAKING First door south Of
the Presbyterian Church, by Mrs. F. S.
Mellen. Mrs. Mellon is a dress maker
of long experience and having come to
reside in the city, respectfully sOlicits a
share Of your patronage.
Our old friend, n. J. Chapman, Of
Pleasant Green, sent rs a registered
package last week containing some eX-
cellenJ cigars While we want to ac-
cuso Mr.. Chapman Of carrying an ex-
cellent line OF choice cigars, we feel
like congratulating him on that 10 ID
boy.
The other day Senator Granger
4 reached his Goth birthday. He cele
brated the same by loading himself
down with a choice lot Of cigars, aud
all within reach of his hospitality were
treated to a good smoke, who wished
him many more years Of health and
continued prosperity.
The strike in a measure is settled
the freights are again in motion, and
business resumed. With it comes larg,
invoices Of clothing TO our enLerprising
= clOthier, @. 81. LefhngweN He hal
} clothing for all, at prices to suit 81 anC
, all persons in need Of a suit Of clothes
are invited to give him a call.
Weather prognOsticators and weathe
: clerks had better vary their prediction
so as TO take into consideration the fac
that the tariff question will come b8for