Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-09-14

member the fair next week.

frank StInsOn IS building nne
barn
E. B SewelI's little child is quite
i'll.
M, Bechey is building cribs and
coal sheds adjoining his elevator at
the depot.
The child of Major O'Brien, Sec
ton Foreman, is very i'll.
-Alva H Pearson viii furnish alb
stracts that are correct and neat, at
reasonable charges.
Sidney Hodges, of Kirwin, was
taken to the insane asylum last Tues
day.
C. a. Blue, the Tailor, has NOV
ed his shop to the front room over
SewelIs store IN the Bissel block.
At this writing George Dill, who
shot Latsbaugh, is still IN jail unable
to give the required $1,000 bonds.
"A goodly number of our citizens
attended the political rally at Norton
Tuesday.
-C. H Lefingwel has put in
fine line of notions and dry goods.
Do not buy till you examine his new
stock.
All kinds of dry goods including
a fine line of dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store.
The Phillipsburg Silver Cornet
Band attended the Political Rally at
Norton Tuesday and went from there
to the Reunion at Long Island.
Station Agent Turpin the past
week sold about % excursion tickets
to old soldiers and others to COlum-
Ohio and return.
Ave call the attention Of our
readers to a story Of ''The Lost
Child" on the first page by @. A
Cook Of this county. 1t IS true
narrative.
The @. K. & N. train which
leaves Phillipsburg at 700 p. m,
reaches st. Joe and Kansas City the
same hour that the Missouri Pacific
arrives there.
Be sure and wait for the big
stock of clothing and dry goods,
which will soon arrive at the Chicago
Fair. They Will astOnish you with
low prices and good goods.
-FoR Owing to continued
illness I wish to sell my half interest
in the book and jewelry store Of
Spaulding & butcher.
H. @. SPAULDMG.
j. S. Bradley has opened up a
feed store in the livery barn south Of
Chas. Dickey's furniture store, where
horses are fed by the day or week.
Farmers and others please call. If
"A. S. Zimmerman, instructor of
the Phillipsburg band, and w. H.
Nipps, one Of the members Of the
same band, visited this city on Thurs
day and paid this Office a friendly
IcalL-LOHg Island Leader.
Dry goods! dry goods!! dry
| gOOds!i! fresh arrival a bran new
stock at @. II. LefingwelIs Give
him a call and he will do you good.
Prices away down.
S. j. Hartman has purchased an
adding machine which will give the
result of a column Of figures quickly
and accurately. The machine cost
$500 and Mr.. Hartman is well
pleased with it.
The HERALD learns with regret
that w. w Anderson and his family
except Fanny, aged 10, are down
with malarial fever at their home in
| Beebe. Arkansas, where thew located
last year.
"A number Of persons have asked
us if the advertisement Of George
Eckles last week was a joke. No it
was a genuine advertisement. He
wants a wife. Address Geo. j. Eek
els, Phillipsburg Kansas.
We learn that VIM. Bisseu talks
a little Of building an Opera House.
We hope he may do so. He is an en-
ergetic, pubic-spirited citizen and
the community is disposed to look to
him to lead off in such matters.
There is to be a grand Soldiers
Reunion at Republican City, Neb.,
Sept. 18th and 18th. There viii be
an OK roasted, orators will address
the people, bands viii make music
and grand time is anticipated
Dan Smith is a hard working
man, a sound temperance man, an
honest, clear-headed man who is in
full accord with the progressive ideas
of the Republican party and he Will
make a reliable and efficient Repre-
sentative.
d. J. AIartindale, recently from
Stuttgart, Phillips county, has rented
the Summit House and took poses
sion Tuesday. We bespeak for Mr.