Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-09-28


"A big lot Of hosiery at the Chi
cago Fair very cheap.
"A car load of apples at IS cents
per bushel at LefhngWelIs.
Major O'Brien's son, who was so
i'll has nearly recovered.
Nice flannel shirts for men at
Benefits Model Store.
Boys, suits for $3.50 at the Chi
cago Fair.
Go to T. E Winship for choice
apples at rs cents per bushel.
"A good team for sale. Enquire
at First National Bank.
Pratt & Lewis have new and bot
tom rates on farm loans. They can
do you good.
The pension of John Kendrew
has been increased from $500 to SO.
per month.
If you want 20 sell your farm come
in and list it with US. We Will adver-
tise it free. MCELROY 6 LOWE.
Rev. Simmons new residence is
nearly enclosed and presents a nice
appearance.
"A great many goods at the Chi
cagO Fair too numerous to mention at
the very lowest figures.
For reliable insurance call on
Pratt & Lewis. they have solid old
line companies, and low rates.
Mr.. Legett, who spoke here Tues
day night, is an ardent advocate of
woman suffrage.
Now IS your time to buy fine ap-
pies. Go to LefingwelPs. He has a
car load at rs cents per bushel.
Take butter and eggs to Win
ships and get the highest market
price.
Governor John A. Martin Will
speak in Phillipsburg, Wednesday,
October 18th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Any one desiring a good team
cheap, call on the First National
Bank
C. H. L9fingwell has put in a
fine line Of notions and dry goods.
Do not buy till you examine his new
stock
DO not think of making a farm
loan until you have called on Pratt &
Lewis, for they can do you good and
save you money.
The Band and a goodly number
Of Phillipsburg people attended the
Legett meeting at Kirwin last Mon
day.
All kinds of dry goods including
fine line of dress goods at greatly
reduced prices at James Woods the
Cheap Cash Store
--Alva II. Pearson IS a careful, ex-
! perienced abstractOr, and makes the
title Of Phillips county land a contin-
ual study.
Dave KlOse, a merchant at Stutt-
| CART, authorizes us to say that he has
500. IN his possession to bet on the
election Of Harrison. Where Is the
man that wants to cover that amount
Mr., VIM. Springer who resided
about four miles north of Phillips
burg, died on Thursday Of last week,
after a brief illness. He leaves a
companion and several children
We are authorized to give notice
that the Republican meeting hereto
fore advertised to be held at Phillips
burg, Oct 9Th, has been postponed.
Further notice viii be given when il
viii be held.
The cheapest money furnished IN
the shortest time. We do our own
examining. No delay IN waiting fOI
eastern examiners. Money furnished
free Of charge for final proof.
D. Mcdonald & Co.
Last Sunday at the close Of mis-
sermon Elder Bracken, Of the Pres.
byterian Church announced thai
there would be no preaching at hii
church next Sabbath nor the next af
ter that as he would be absent attend
ing synod.
Mrs Barger, wife Of John Bar
ger, old citizens Of the county, dieC
on the 9th instant Of consumption
} The funeral took place Thursda7
, from the Baptist Church. Rev
Simmons, clergyman conducting tn
services.
The Catholic church committe
were looking over the city this wee
with view to the selection Of
block Of ground upon which to erec
, a church and school building and
r parsonage. Up to this time we be-
J lieve they have not yet purchase
grounds but viii do so.