Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-12


Bargains in blankets at the Chi
cago Fair
j. F. Morse is building a large
addition to his residence.
Window glass at French & John
sons.
We return thanks to Judge
Pratt for late Salem, Oregon, papers.
e, A. Page beats them all for a
good lunch. Call and see.
There is a prospect of a great war
between England and Germany.
Bottom rates for insurance at the.
Office Of Pratt & Lewis.
There is a project being talked
up to construct a stub railroad from
here to Marvin.
Pratt & Lewis have new and bot
tom rates on farm loans. They can
do you good.
Remember Governor Martins
meeting in Phillipsburg, Oct. II, at
2 o'clock.
If you want 20 sell your farm come
in and list it with US. We will adver-
tise it free. MCELROY & LOWE.
County Attorney Mckay has
been quite i'll for two or three days,
from fever.
One fine young mule one year
old last May for sale. Enquire of
John Scots, Marvin, Kan. 5O-3t.
Frank Stinson's political speeches
are mentioned as forcible and con
vincing.
For reliable insurance call on
Pratt & Lewis, they have solid old
line companies, and low rates.
The new depot at Agra is finish
ed and ready for acceptance by the
Company.
I wish to sell my household fur
niture and rent my residence. En-
quire of Mrs. Marley. If
The splendid new three story
hotel is up to the second story. 1t
viii present fine appearance.
Remember that Governor Martin
] - a
Phillipsburg, at two o'clock, Oct. II.
1000 dollars worth of clothing at
actual cost at the Chicago Fair. For
particulars see our ad in this paper.
Capt Polling, who has been visit
ing in West Virginia, says that state
is almost certain to go for Harrison
and Morton.
R. T. Shearers speeches are vel
spoken of by those who have heard
them, and he is making votes where
ever he goes.
All kinds of dry goods including
a fine line OF dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store
Mr.. c. A. Lewis who recently
! spoke at Logan pleased the audience
! so well that they have invited him tt
address another meeting.
DO not think Of making a farm
oan until YOU have called on Pratt &
/ Lewis, for they can do you good anC
ave you money.
Prairie fires are raging all arOunC
| us. Let people be extremely care
full There is great danger to thu
town this dry time, from prairie fires
Married by Judge c. NJ. Cole
October Sth. Frank b. Maxwell, o
Smith Center to Miss Fannie Carson
of Harlan, Smith county.
5000 bushels of corn wanted a
POling's in exchange for goods ant
on account, for which we will pa,
market price. 2-w.
It has now been officially annOunc
ed that vestibule trains will run iron
St Joe to Denver on and after Nc
vember 4th.
Every farmer and laboring ma
should vote for Dan Smith He Is
miller and a farmer and is an homes
man who will be true to the interest
Of the great masses.
Joe Gebhart comes to the fror
, with an excellent line of fall and wiz
ter goods. In dress goods ianneli
/. cOttOnS, hannels, etc, his stock Is con
: plete. And prices well he viii nc
be undersOld Call and see those
cent overaLs. Joe means business.
i 1t is not often that a town has
{, live Governor and member of col
e gress on the same day. as Phillip
= burg viii have on Wednesday, DC
i 18th. Come out then and hear thes
e distinguished personages at tW
q o'clock Let the ladies arrange
attend