Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-21
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Rocky Mountain Diamonds ct
PYLES, the JelCeLer. /
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
John Hester, Of Sumner town
ship, reports his crops good this year.
Paper knives, stamp boxes and
ink stands at Pyles' the Jeweler.
-Elgin watches for five dollars at
Spanlding & butchers.
Rocky Mountain Diamonds at
PYLES, the JelceIer-
Mr.. and Mrs. Seweu and their
little boy, Dick" have all been i'll
lately, but are better.
Gents stem winding watches
from $4O0 to $125.0O at HOfman's
Jewelry Store,
Bids will be received for the
building Of a city prison. See notice
in another place.
To carve that Christmas turkey
you can get a nice carving set at
French & JOhnstOn's.
Gold and silver felt pannels,
ready for neutrality-suspicious.
or painting, at S. S. Fisher & Cos.
w. O. Moore, of Plum township,
came in smiling and happy on Mon
day and made us smile by putting
down the coin for the HERALD year.
"A new Frances engraving ma
[ chine Of the latest design viii be on
exhibition at Pyles' the Jeweler the
last Of this week.
The HERALD's good friend Chas.
/ Ostrander made us happy this week
by several chinking dollars for the
HERALD.
The Catholic services heretofore
/ announced Will be held at the Court
/ House, January 9Th, at 1910 a. m
instead of the date heretofore men
, toned.
French and Johnston have bOugh
a car load of genuine ''Glidden" wire
and are making the lowest cash price
in the county. Beware of the man!
= limitations Of ''Gidden' wire.
F. T. NJ. Butchers Entire famiI,
were made sick last Sunday from eat
ing something that acted like poison
Mr.. butcher thinks 1t was canned to
matoes.
t R. P. Stewart, Of Sumner town
ship. was a caller Wednesday. 81
has been here eight years and ha
never missed raising a good crop bu
one year.
Hoffman, the Jeweler, has jus
!. received a new 500 engraving ma
chine. All goods bought Of Mr.. HOfi
man the engraving will be put o
S free Of charge.
The investigation of the count
treasurer's books continues. Ih
t commissioners met to receive the ex
f aminers report last Monday but the,
were not ready.
4 Geo. Cole has just received a fin
1 lot Of cabbage and sweet pOtatOe.
Also a lot of nice winter apples. Ca
q on him if you want apples by tn
t peck bushel or barrell-very cheap.
Friends. remember the printe
o Don't leave off to the last what 70
e owe for your home paper Send U
in your subscription. This Is tia
p time of year to pay up.
q There are to be exercises o
Christmas evening at the Baptis
d Methodist and Presbyterian churche
l. for the amusement and benefit of TIA
1T children The little folks are lOOldn
for a fine time,
1t Mrs. Anna Newton, aged aboI
u eighteen years, died on the 18th ms
10 and the mortal remains were interre
In the Phillipsburg cemetery on Il
nth inst. followed thence by q lars
"a number of neighbors and friend
~ She was the daughter of Hem
Churchill and was highly respected
~ The entertainment Of FraI
Beard, the humOrist, at the Presb
q terrain Church last Monday eyenin
was very fine He Is a success as
cartOOnist. Our citizens who miss
IS this exhibition missed a rich ent,
3. tainment. 1t is to be regretted tE
Is our frst-class amusements are pah
inlzed the poorest