Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-04-03

Books, H. C. Spaulding.
A choice lot Of hats at Poling's. w
J.W. Lowe for cheap money. If
For farm loans call on VIM Bissen. If
Jewelry, H. c. spauldiug.
Buy your lumber at PhilHpsburg.
You cannot do better.
Dolls and notions at cost at sprague
& Sons. If
Final Proofs made at the Herald
Office.
Hard and soft coal at the lumber
yard.
Go to Biokford's for groceries Of all
kinds.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred KEEL
Ter, a daughter March 29th.
When we say nine and ten per cent
money we mean it. j. W. Lowe.
FAIRIES Bulk garden seeds for sale at
Huling & Anderson's.
Boys suits Of all sizes and at prices
that Will sell at JAS. WOODS.
One pair Of match ponies for sale.
Enquire Of H. s. Polling & Co. If
A car load Of farm implements just
received at G. ". Young & Co.'S If
Ladies, have you seen those beautiful
cashmere shawls at Lefingweu's?
All kinds of Land business viii be
promptly attended to at this Office.
Z styles Of gasoline stoves at Hulilg
& Anderson's.
Gebhart has fine lot Of potatoes
which are finding ready sale.
Cheap Prints, H. c. Spaulding.
Clothing at wholesale prices at the
Cheap Cash Store Of Jas. Woods.
Lefingwell has just received a lot Of
German millett, for seed.
For a good cut from Kansas steer
60 to Fleming.
Notions, Il. C. spauIding.
Fleming keeps a good supply Of meat
always on hand.
Gasoline stoves and gasoline at Hull
ing & Anderson's.
Eight suits of clothes were sold last
Saturday at Lefingwen's.
WANrED:-A girl to do house work
Inquire at C. W. YOung's.
Clocks, watches and jewelry at cost,
al II. c. Sprague & Sons. If
For renewal Of Gilbert & Gay loans,
call on VIM. Bissen. If
Kentucky jeans, cottonades and dem
ms cheap, at H. c. Spaulding's.
Twill sell good prints at 81 and . cts.
per yard. Fl. C. SPAULDNG.
All kinds of land business done at the
HERALD Office.
Grass and clover seeds at G w.
Young's. MO 4w
Any amount of money, no commits
sion. CAL on j. W. Lowe. If
Note paper ten cents per quire at
H. c. SPAULDMG's.
j. F. Morse viii pay the highest mar
ket price for four foot wood.
Flower pots at cost at sprague &
Sons. If
Stationery, H. G. spauldmg.
Gebhart has several bushels of ane
onions.
Go to G. w. Young & Co.'S for stalk
cutters and farm implements of fall
kinds. If
Mrs. E. D. Hickenlooper is making
arrangements to start a select school in
town.
All wool blue suits; color guaran-
teed to be fast az 50, worth Sl2 at
JAS. WOODS.
It is hard matter to 90 to Letting
wells store and come away without
buying a new suit,
DR.. Houek reports a brand new boy
at the residence Of W. B. Barker, west
Of town.
A fine line of pumps. suitable for
both deep and shallow wells at low
prices at HuIng & Anderson's.
Some Of our merchants were obliged
to get their freight from the north road
during the late strike.
Paste this in your hat. Money at Q
per cent. strait and no commission.
MARIO If SMITH & JONES.
Tell your folks that Smith & Jones
are on deeE with 9 per cent money and
no commission. If
j. E. French, OF Marvin. was IN town
Tuesday negotiating with Fred Winship
with a view to moving his store.
Car load of barb wire at Young &
Co.'S, viii be sold as cheap as the cheap
est. If
LefingweI has just received a lot of
Grand Army suits. Old soldiers call
and see them.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is Just what you
want for a spring neutrality-suspicious.
to all others.
WANTED :- Wood choppers. En-
quire Of j. F. Morse, Philips County
Bank.
Col. W. T. S. May, Hon. ". H. Nc
Bride, and L. L. Mcbride were attend
| ing court this week.
In looking through Lefingweu's store
do not lose sight Of the trunks and
valises.
Do not fail to see my clothing be
/ fore YOU BUY am bound to sell.