Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-16
FRAMES AND TRI

Call OUT III VIII 90
Now while times are a little dull,
It IS a good time to fit yourself out
with under clothing. Try Letting
well II you want good bargain.
a G.. Mcbride, formerly of this
county, was at the late election elected
County Attorney of Decatur county,
on the republican ticket.
For bargains IN watches, clocks.
ieWelry, silver ware, spectacles and
musical merchandise call on "Pyles
the Jeweler" who VIII not be under
sold by any one.
E T. Hughes, former demo
crat. this year voted the prohibition
party ticket. He says there We're
four Fisk tickets voted In this town
ship. There were about 5000 voted
IN the State.
The Cakes Comedy Sketch Club
gave an entertainment at the Court
House last Saturday evening. The
performance was very good for the
kind and pleased those who attended
immensely.
-Twitchell & Smith have formed
a partnership to buy and ship hogs.
MIR Twitchell went east with two car
loads last Tuesday They don't pro
/ pose to let Phillips county farmers
take their hogs out Of the county to
/ find a market.
Last Saturday we were shown
through the new hotel by Mr.. Hahn
enllratt, one Of the proprietOrs. 1t
/ viii soon be enclosed and the partit-
/ ions and floors are going in rapidly.
1t IS a splendid building and is a
great credit to Phillipsburg.
Spaulding & butcher are busy
arranging for the holiday trade.
They viii have a much larger stock
of jewelry, books, toys, etc, than ever
before. When you are casting about
for holiday presents don't fail to look
through Spaulding & butchers store.
Rev. 3. R. Turner in writing the
Herald says he learns that Q. j.
Lamb had been incarcerated in the
Phillipsburg jail at the instigatiOn Of
O.. W. StinsOn, who had him arrested
for libel. Mr.. Lamb was not sent to
jail but was released on his own re-
/ cOgnizance.
Next Sunday new time card
will take effect on the @. K. & n.
/ There is not much change except in
one train, tO-Wit: The passenger go
ing east in the morning. 1t will
-eave at z 80 in the morning instead
OF at 5:25. Mr.. StrettOn informs us
: that the first vestibule trains will be
put on next Sunday.
w. w. Hanson last week shipped
a lot Of sheep from Stuttgart to Chi
cagO. The stock left Stuttgart Sun
day evening at 10 o'clock and arrived
at Chicago on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Hanson is highly pleased that
the @. K. & n. put him through so
quickly. He says it is a splendid
road The sheep brought $685. per
5 hundred.
Nov that the election is over all
eyes are turned toward the Red Front
1 for bargains. We lost no money OF
time on election, but have given our
, entire time to secure great bargains
? in clothing, dry goods, groceries, etc
Our stock Of hannels is complete and
prices very low. Be sure and call at
t the Red Front store Of Joe Geb-
y hart
viii after the LIST day Of Dec. sell
q strictly for cash, or produce. ] be
i lieve that Phillipsburg should have
one general store on the cash plan, Sc
that the patrons Of the town could get
4 their goods at the very lowest prices
We thank you for past patronage anC
hope you viii continue the same tt
d our mutual benefit
n St James Woods.
B. E. Dorsey, secretary of the
It Rose Greek Aid Society informs u
II that he viii be glad to receive for tn,
society to be distributed to the poor
q any. cast off clothing that may be con
+ tributed Send them to him or leav
: them at the Marvin post Office, o
some place In PhiIipsbuTg, say tn
IS post office, or he viii send to you
IS residences and get them if you vii
= notify him.
Two days after the election whei
y it was known that the Republican
+ had swept the country, we met our OLE
It democratic friend G.. W. Baum. A
he approached us, and when a blOcl
n distant. he sang out Nov look her
e MIR. Editor. don't you say a word t
a. me on politics for 4 am armed with tW
revOlvers and a razor The old gen
tleman felt so badly we took pity o.
e him and SHE'D" around him, and lie
- him pass IN peace.
Nov friends remember the print
er. 1t Is necessary for our subscrIE
n ers to pay promptly to keep our busi
d ness gong. Remember that we hav
d hired help to pay. paper and INK t
buy. rent to pay and that it require
q, 30 ~ -, ~ $1,000 - yi-l=,.-