Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-16

ana lhcuin ORANGES OF every nature that affects the
re 20 iano- ne is now vel prepared 10 furnish
accurate ana completed work in the line of alb
siFacLs- having collected Information outside OF
able TO remove defects not otherwise obrainable
To absolutely avoid any mistakes always carefully
compares each abstract be makes with original
. records. BY giving his entire time to this work,
/ all orders receive prompt attention. MIR Pear
son has complete indexes TO all lands in Philips
County. and viii give special attention to me
looking mp of different tracts for nCn-residents.
Win also pay taxes for non-residentz and WIFI
gladly furnish them with any Information reIa-
this line viii be done Tor r,-.-r7srIa ,~,TSs,,ss
ton The books of the firm ere brought up every
evening ana can De relied upon "a being complete
and correct.
Mr.. Pearson, the subject Of this sketch, is held
IN the highest estimation In commercial life for
MS inhexible ability. and justly merits the ex-
teFPrise. In all his transactions he viii be found
prompt and liberal, while business relations once
pleasant as they VIII be profitable aud satisfacto-
~ 10 all concerned
CHICAGO FAIR,
Rosenberg & 3Iichalisky, Proprietors
To fully appreciate all the advances which Our
modern civilization has made, il is necessary for
one TO examine the collections of prominent
houses dealing in those lines OF goods which have
come 70 De considered necessities of our time.
Life itself has come 10 wear brighter aspect
since art and science have united in making the
enjoyment OF the beautiful a universal privilege
II Is due as much, if not more. to Others than 10
ourselves that the various appurtenauces oil. aU-
pare should be in taste. and calculated 10 iDsDra
ing OF the home and making il a cosy nest or an
enduring Joy, whose every influence il beraF
Client Tor loved ones, comes within the range of
the EObiest motives OF the human heart An Inc
aesthetic sensibilities are calculated In Ia sL1al
ed ana grItIhed as one enters the store. and i'm
spects the stock of the Chicago Fair opposite the
Philips County bank, east side. a large assert
and caps Trunks aud VaIices. DRY Goods AMI
Ladies Furnishing Goods. Offers to a discrimiuar-
lng purchaser an exceptional opportunity for OBJ
lelAlHs thaL Fedl noon satisfaction. The extern
slVe variety MAKES II possible To seclecu the de
lILIt "a IiCIss at Il lnoIcfaLe outlay they have
very PHEASANT salesman and strictly adhere TO the
one price system, making II much easier for both
the salesman and purchaser. This we believe To
De the only strictly one price house in the county
Customers are assured OF low prices and cOurteous
treatment one member of the firm is now in the
eastern mar5etS making purchases for spring
departments worthy the attention Of purchasers
a. E, RYAN,
Dry Goods and Notions North East Corner of
square.
In ali branches of merchandise activity there
is one house that Is always spoken Of rep
fescnJaLVe one of its class, This position of sJ-
premacy IN the Dry Goods trade is held by A. E.
ny an, whose elegant ana attractive establish
meHt Is the only exclusive Dry Goods house in
Phl.lIPsburg. This gentleman brings a wide
range OF experience IN his business and Is thor
Oughy posted i'm all its details. The store is a
very pleasant one and tn stock neatly arranged,
giving II an appearance JhaI Is at once altraC-
i've and making IL 20 popular with the ladies
who are usually the best patrons in this line of
goods. ne stock is complete, and contains
choice selection Of Dress Goods in all the differ
ent grades from silk TO the lower price cotton
fabrics. Particular attention is given to the no
ton department and yOu viii lind all the novelties
IN this line as soon as they make their appear
auce in the market Mr. Evan is also the Com
pauy's Agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine
which today has 10 superior as Il family machine
He will consider in a favor if Dor+ias 'inreraSt.J
viii call and examine its merits and see the work
which can be done by the different attachments
IhIs house, although comparatively new. is fast
own Interests by taking look through his stock
Mr. Ryan is Il native of the State, coming here
from Clay Center, and is public spirited and
entGFprlsng business man noted for his hOnOra
bic business methods.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
E. Albaugh, Proprietor
As the city advances in enterprises and
growth so must her facilities for e0tert9iyirer an
influx of guests as transient inspectors advance
Every train that leads into our beautiful and
growing city brings people whose wants must be
cared for and in hOspitable manner. Already
have the accommodations of the Commercial
proved by far too small to entertain the regalaF
such improvements will be made Will keep it,
as 1t always has been, the leading frst-class
iauuIaiy- Is I"tSe4y uue the success Wllch TINS
house has attained Mr. AIbaugh being called
0y LiOI1L HoiS inc sIS'IeI P,'IIIou Oh the Tune
by agricultural! pursuits, lett the management al
most entirely in her hands. This house, which is
three story brick, Is very centrally located on
the south size OF the square and Is the same site
as that occupied by the old hotel, a wooden
structure built some twelve years ago, and con-
Quoted by the present management. Mrs. Al
baugh is too well known to require personal
mention at orr hands, but we may be permitted
TO say we but voice the sentiment of the general
public in wishing her the same success in the fu-
ture as has characterized the past, and to which
she is justly entitled
MCKAY & MCCORMICK,
Attorneys at Law and Abstracts
1t is impossible in the circumscribed limits of
this article to enter at all fully into the great inn
portance of the subject or 10 present the
cal profession to the growth and prosperity of
new county. In the above gentlemen we lind
thoroughly experienced aud practical lawyers,
who have by their untring efforts become author
tiles in all branches of their profession.
The firm has retained the entire confidence Of
our ieaulhg HnanclaI circles being noted for its le
Ultimate methods. and has a record at once q cred
it to the coparmers and an abundant guarantee
10 an VINO nave BUSINESS with them,
Frank Mckay is native of Iowa He graduat-
ed at the Cornell College of Iowa in the class of
~, ana was aqulljeu 10 the bar In the same year.
In 1893 we find him in Kansas and was elected
County Attorney in 1856, which Office he holds at
Mr.. y. b. Mccormick halls from PENNSYLVANIA
having spent most Of his time in Iowa lie is at
the present time Police Judge aud since his So
journ here has made many warm and true friends
Such Is brief sketch of gentlemen VINO hold The
confidence and respect of all who have had bust
ness transactions with them
G. f. HALL.
Implements. Wagons BU-gies &c southwest
Corner OF the quaTe.
Nothing succeeds in business like a thorough
knowledge of what the people want must have
and let them know You have it. This is yerv an
prOpFiately illustrated in the review of the bust
where you VIII find any and All classes of goods
coming within the catalogue Of farm work. Mr.
Hall has acquainted himself with all the details of
the business I'D every department and nothing es-
sentiul To success has escaped his notice the re-
suit of which can be seen in the selection of those
makcs of goods which have become so popular
and reliable. His stock Is full and complete
among which may be found the j. J. c. goods,
Newton ana Tennessee vs. agOns, Deeriug Mowers
and binders. Ph-ttous, BUggies sc.
Mir. Hall il courteous gentleman. that c0uD-
led with energy and perseverance backed by the
principle InaL honest and square dealing with
good goods has never failed to make this house
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