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

ID around Inc city Nothing adds TO d
beauty of any city so much as trees an
Il shruboary- Then, t0os they are espe
tally desirable as @ check to our prafr
Winds. Every one owning property +
and around Pbiuipsburg should eonsie
er the matter and act accordingly. W
have q man in our city, Mr.. S. "
y Miller, who can furnish YOU with tree
and shrubbery Of any kind en- yer
y short notice.
j. H.. Carl Of the Leader came dow
to court last week with his pockets ful
+ OF su5poenas for his appearance. Docl
has treated himself to a tailor mad,
p suit of clothes. This is uncoustitution
al and unfair to the rest of the frater
nifty, as the. average editor consider
himself very fortunate when his mer
chant coudescends to let aim carry of
a suit of hand-me-dowas on monthly in
stalIments.
Elder B. r. Turner left on last Tues
day for Colby, where he has been
T stationed for the coming year rs local
/ preacher, The Elder has been @ mem
/ Der Of PhHiipsbarg society for several
years and is q fearless and ont spoken
. preacher and if the Colby people don't
find him am aggressive and uacompro
missing defender OF his tanots we have
been deceived.
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FL win raa5 -,,, -.....-I.- a.. ~
8az7-. r.o7g I-rgn4 -. ~. $50
eulesl' largest fastest, be test, select
est, and cheapest line of fine dry goods
l5 TO be- found IN this part of the world
ne hereby extend you nee pass over
any street car line In Philips county TO
co1lo ana trade "l-h Us.
NICoL Bros.
Mrs. Trri 7Trn~il9 49, 81 L-- tu.,-.
in St. Josenb ON 1gss gg4-rTs-- ~.
ETc8rf9a b r frg4 bs,, ,.7,,,,at-.l - 80
D@- q. ----- place and had reached ODER
I'M ''-1-c ne was % engage In business
" '--- ms ''o-nai' "AeH telegram in
~. --- ------ ---'-- ms "l-e was not eNpecs- .
eu 10 me- lie reaohod home q short .
time before her death.
We wound -77.- ,--o-I.5-- ---------.-t.
To Grind or4 soma vsr~,sor -
Brt il shrief-~9 forth --itr, an ~ -.
ana these are the words it would sing;
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes Prints
from roof to door,
Groceries and line Dress Goods, sold
-t bIcEf7rd's store
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7eoi+aI en- an - ~ 49,. - 80 ---'
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'u, PRESIDENT : @. w. Hull, Vice Pres
den5i III. ii. Johnson, Cashier. This
'an-z stands among the solid insti5u-
ions of the State uad we congratulate :
leze gentlemen on their seeming pros
eEi5T. The first Issue of tho Kirwin
,aI7nal Bank is now In circulation.
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- T. 80 49, my A-7l I'D inc q
1fge line OF fancy dry goods, fine o.
-oo5lles, ho1oy shoes and boots, etc, q
-c'' ana prices are so low that Gus b
'il7-7 are louna at their thronged j.
'---e-5 nom Two states and four coun-
u.s. GIVE mem @ can. 4ou VIII go
I--e HAPPY. NlCoL Bros.
JUDGE r. K P-eff f-5-1o5 Is. e-st d,
-m of ft7,-+ f, lF,ss c-,-+---,.- 49, iii
" last af.5r n .,sisgsn IF 60. tn
VS. From the amoant If vv0~l- H. 70
,sed of and the casual comments If III
-r attorneys we feel srre that he fs
7rfb- tho b7--l +,.,,-+ .v..t;,t, 49,, 1850. As
we reoosa7 s, hin, &
me Ilalisoao Strike is over but the
cilsnenl III FhlilpsDurg is still rising. =.
use of All traza 5fGiorr+fsz e,- 49,. re,
st train comes loaded rfsb q r,+ of he