Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-04-10


ld II. Beczley, an old resident Of thi
place and Tor several years 81 Iunlbe
Re dealer here, VIII engage in the sam,
business at Woodruff.
in Dem Smn d Jones fellows have Dael
gone and done Something's again, der
Ia got yen Won moneys now at 9 per cen
strait und no commission. If
If "A number of the young people Of oui
town INDUCED in o social hop5at Franz
s, Smiths new store, last Wednesday
- evening.
You cannot do better than TO call on
g. W. Young Dc Co.'S for all kinds of
farm implements. He buys machinery
p by the car load and sells cheap. If
Rev. w. r. Allen and family, left
b PhillipSburg Wednesday morning for
their new home Smith Center. They
carry with them the well wishes Of
many warm friends.
High commissions played ont. Ge-
your farm loans through j.. ". Lowe
Nine and ten per cent money! no com
mission. If
/ Young & Gordon have Just completed
o new carpenter shop near the lumber
yard, whore they VIII be glad to meet
any one desiring TO figure with them for
any and al kinds of carpenter work.
'Frieuds, Eansans, philippians, lend
us your ears" As an experiment lust
ask your near ueighbors where they
trade and large majority of them wiz
/ say at the Big g Bazar, Long Island.
Wallace Colby and wife have moved
into The Bailey house south of the
Bissell block. Mr., Colby has charge
OF Howell Bros lumber yard at this
place.
AIe5srs- j. w and John suadIey
were in Phillipsburg Thursday. These
boys haven't been in Phillips county
long but are live energetic young men
and VIII succeed
The cheapest suits of clothes ever
brought to Phillips county. Suits ut
sll worth sl0-at S. worth SD. A
good suit for S.. VIII sell the above
ut these prices for cash.
JAS. WOoDs
MAEnIED:-On April LIST, 1886, at
the residence of W. II. Boughton, on C
Ash Greek, 3Ir. Lewis Rhodes and Miss a
Rosetta NJ. Fish, both of Belmont s
township.
4 gentle -7lh-r from the south, q
Came though the town with open mouth, s.
where did loudly roar: ~
DO buy your " LaWus' 40 BicEford'z D
store. Forsyermore! ForevermoreIf y
The entertainment given by the Kfr- p
vim Comet band AT Fhiuipsburg, Fri III
lay evening last was q success in evorv ~
T-g. The hail was filed and all were D'
se-l pleased with the entertainmsnt.-
I-irVin Chief. is
Page & Sons are prepared to meet p.
heir customers for O large harness ca
-aco this spring. Their prices are So es
es5oua--e thai you cannot f1I to Dur- ls
base when you ell and examine their TT
-ock. an
The City Of Kirwin elected for their &c
ty officers for the naxs year, @. ~.
al, Mayor; CouuciLmcn, @. p. Bar
sr, H. L. Williams, Geo, Doo5lor, S. E,
andon, O. S. Euigh5i Police Judge, NJ,
. j. Lamb. Er
Vest Cummings is figuring to put up lin
large two story brick ho.gl Te do MI.
is he wants to dispose of his livery for
id iced stable. Here 7z o. GOOD o.,,-,-. III
ni5v for some man ~ &c.,. En-.
.od paying business,
There has been Great chances. +, +7,. VI ,
st few wears. 3-ou can nov Inv ar To
gin watch of snarrdf7g fin. 800 l5a'
liars and f+-v cents FL hos So Ans
aeivod O. new invoice of Tvst,r~- orI /
veHy. --o-
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