Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20

er & Co.'S.
The cheap cash store is the farm
ers resort.
Notice our new ad in this issue
Chicago Fair.
You can order goods of Bennett
by telephone His number is II.
For City Loans try the State
Bank.
Side walk lumber at R. A. Han
dy's yard for S165O per Thousand.
The camp-meeting is still in
progress near Marvin.
Our new three story brick hotel
is being pushed along as rapidly as
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Robertson
lost their infant child on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robertson is seriously i'll.
All spring and summer goods
will be closed out at actual cost at
the Chicago Fair. Call early.
Bennett delivers goods free to
any part Of town.
The HERALD's good friend Chas.
Turner was a social caller last Thurs
day.
By reason Of a lamp explosion
the @. K. & n Depot came near
burning down a few evenings ago.
1t is said that grading will begin
on the Santa Fe railroad northwest
from COncordia before August LIST.
If you want cheap building ma
terial go to r. A. Handy's yard one
block west of the State Bank
Geo. H Tucker, the photograph
er, has held the Office Of Lieutenant
Colonel in the organization Of Sons
Of Veterans in Wisconsin.
If you want to sell your farm come
in and list it with US. We will adver-
tise it free. MCELROY & LOWE.
The @. K. & n. engineers like to
fill their tanks at Phillipsburg be-
cause the water here does not form a
crust IN the boilers.
Fresh groceries, and all kinds of
canned goods, at James Woods at
the lowest prices what more do you
want?
The small grain has been gener-
ally harvested and is good. The
corn looks splendidly and everything
indicates a glorious crop.
The HERALD went to press too
early last week to mention the arriv-
al Of little girl at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. G. S. Dingey.
Farmers don't fail to call on
James Woods for dry goods, groceries,
ETC., when you are in town. He will
supply your wants cheap for cash.
All kinds of dry goods including
a fine line of dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store.
r. A Handy keeps the best as
sorted stock of building material in
Phillips county. Get his prices be-
fore you buy.
The Sons Of Veterans authorize
the announcement that they will give
a festival in Phillipsburg Friday eve
ming, July 81 Further notice will
be given.
N. L. Young cOntemplates re-
moving to Montana hoping that the
change of climate may be beneficial
to his little boy who is afflicted with
paralysis.
The HERALD's good friend E. f
Hughes, a former democrat viii nc
/ longer vote that ticket He says he
Will this year go with the Prohibition
party. Mr.. Hughes is a conscientious
man.
L Ainslie, who spent two week.
at home at Grant City Mo, has re
turned He says it is too wet II
northern Missouri and that crop,
look much better here than there.
Dawson, the Photographer. ha.
purchased the interest of his partner
Q. w. DObler in the Photograph
Car and will remain IN Philipsburg
He has moved his car on to Sd street
where he Will continue the business
Give him call.
-Phillipsburg has been, since las
Sunday, practically what it was be
fore in prospect passenger divis
ion station. Passenger tram engine
q and crews now run from Fairbury t
= Phillipsburg and from this place t
, Goodland, a distance Of 40 mile
west.
A meeting Of the directors of tn
] Phillipsburg Board of Trade viii b
y held at the Office of j. w. Lowe Sat
/ urday evening, July q, at s O'cloc
g 10. IN. There Is business Of import
r ance to be considered A full attend
. ance desired II S. GRANGER, Pres.
r. A DAGUE, Secretary.