Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-03-06
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Fred Winship informs as that he IN
tends to erect brick store building
25x1OO the coming season
Ed johnson. Deputy Sheriff pur-
chased a lot this week near the Pres
byterian Church.
G. R Garretson, who has been dan
gerously i'll for the past few days is re-
ported somewhat better
The Independent editors want to be
called hogs. We concede to them one
hog-but the other must certainly be.
a goat.
J. W. Lowe has puschased the lot
and building occupied by Mckay and
McCormiek, just north of keflingmeli's-
Consideration s325.0O
! Farmers, if you have corn to sell take
it to C. H. Lefingwen, who viii pay
you the highest market price. IN. CASH.
The president sentthe name Of Alfred
II. Terry to the senate on the Sd, for
confirmation to the position lately oc-
cupied by Major General Hancock.
H. S. Polling & Co. have a good
assortment of caps which they nov Of
fer to close ont at a bargain.
F. NJ. Dillon. of York, Neb., is in
town trying to organize a singing class
and viii probably hold a musical conven~
ton at the close, if successful.
/ Farmers, Attention. Money to loan
on good improved farms at lowest rates.
Call on G. A. Spaulding. If
| ID Wilkins, agent for Greenleaf.
Baker & Co., grain dealers, Marvin,
Kansas, called Tuesday and left with
US some of the ''needful. -
When you need a suit of clothes just
look through the stock of G. H. Letting
well. He can fit you out at prices to
defy competition.
j. o. Dean, of Long Island, is clerk
ing in G. ". Young's. hardware store,
We suppose he will remain until after
the implement season.
High commissions played out. Get
your farm loans through j. w. Lowe.
Nine and ten per cent money! no com
mission. If
Judge Spaulding has adorned his
home with a fine Western Cottage or
gan. The Western Cottage is among
the best organs made.
C. II Leningwell has Just received a
splendid line Of hats and caps. 1t will
pay you to call and look through his
establishment
Unlimited tickets from Missouri River
points to San Francisco are selling from
S25 to $50, and thousands of people are
taking advantage of the cut rates to
visit the Pacific Slope.
Halls Vegetable Sioillian Hair Re
newer heals every dlsease. peculiar TO
The scalp, and keeps the scalp cool and
clean.
We are authorized to make the state
ment that the select school project will
be abandoned. The Prof. has secured
position in the Marvin school.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Mite
Society will hold a social upon Tuesday
evening, March 9th, at the residence OF
Mrs. D. A. Huling. Everybody come.
Here's a state of things. Fine wool
filing quilts at wholesale price at James
Woods, Just think, only $3.50 a
piece.
Abel the Missouri horse thief, lately
taken from this place, knows where he
viii put up for the next six years at
least.
Lefingwell's spring stock of clothing
is now on the road. If you want cloth
ing at bottom figures come to Phillips
burg.
Mr.. w. r. Hunter and Mrs. Lizzie
Davis, both of Smith county, Kansas,
were united in wedlock at this place on
last Wednesday, Judge SpauIding Of
floating.
Mr.. E. Penden will dig wells, cisterns
and cellars at moderate prices and
guarantee good work. Address him az
Phillipsburg, Kansas. #
County Clerk Hartman. went down
to Kirwin the first Of the week with the
intention Of moving up his family but
owing to the stormy weather he reedrn-
ed on Thursday alone.
! AtJohn Gebhart's you viii ind gro
ceries and provisions everything new
and fresh. John keeps the best goods
and sells on low margin.
Rltner Smith has moved into the
Fleisher house at me sOuthend of town,
where he viii tYe until he can erect a
house on his farm just south Of the
BisseH propertv.