Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-16
THE HERALD.
PHII4LIPSBU KANSAS
CONTINUED From Fourth Page.l
G. II. TUCKER,
Photographer, Frames, Mouldings, &c, West
Side of Square.

G. II. TUCKER,
Photographer, Frames, Mouldings, &c, West
Side of Square.
II Il wonderful to contemplate the degree of
perfection which has been attained in the art Of
photography within late years, and this is mainly
due to the improvements that have been attained
in the process OF its operations We have in our
city a studio which we are particularly DESTROYS
Of calling the attention OF our readers TO, now
conducted by Mr.. G.. II. Tucker. The premises
occupied are located on the first floor, West SIDE
OF Square, same building as W. Il. kraz Furnl-
ture store. and comprises all the facilities for
drst-class work.
Mr. Tucker bears the reputation as a frst-class
operator, whose talent and artistic taste il dis
played about his establishment which has gained
the repf-. ,tiOn of being the largest in town and
anteed IN al descriptions OF Work undertaken Dy
this house. tie carries a full line Of frames and
moulding and ali goods pertaining 10 the picture
business
Z. A. PAGE,
Short Order House. South Side OF Square, Cd door
South West Corner.
This popular resort furnishes the very best Op-
portuuity to secure a drst-cass meal in the quick
est time possible and at any hour of the day or
night a specially is made of oysters in their
son. and customers are high in their praise Of
this house. Mr.. Page endeavOIs TO please and
good and substantial meals are furnished ut
moderate price. irst-class stock Of cigars and
confectionery can here be found and the goods
handled are such as recommend thelr estaOIlsh-
meut. The business has been in operation about
two years, and conducted IN a manner which
has given il patronage from the very best Of our
citizens.
II. d. CHESELDTNE.
Groceries, Provisions, &C, west side of Square.
Among the grocery and provision stores in this
city that Of the above gentleman is deserving of
attention Starting business about year ago, he
has by strict attention TO the wants of customers
built for himself an enviable trade. The store
occupied is locrted on the west side of the square
and has cOnyeniences for handling groceries, pro-
visions. butter eggs, flour vegetables and general
produce. The facilities enjoyed by this house
for obtaining fresh goods are unsurpassed and
we feel confident that all giving this store their
full value for their money. Mr.. Cheseldine il
native OF Ohio and although but about twelve
months in business here has so far secured u lib
eral share Of the trade in his lines.
GEO. Dill,
Bakery and Lunch Room, Northwest Corner of
the Square.
Mr. Dill started business here about year
ago, and in answer to an inquiry TO how he
was succeeding said, ''Oh, have got rich" or
course this joke, but the following is not.
II you want good lunch or wish a good loaf OF
bread, cakes. pies anything in the bakery line
call on Dir. Geo. Dill and you will not be disap-
pointed. He is using his best endeavors to make
customers, and the business already obtained is
quite satisfactory. The manner in which he con
duties his business and the excellent quality Of
his goods are guarantees sufficiently obvious why
consumers should do well to patrOnize his
establishment.
STATE BANK OF PHILLIPSBURG.
Recently Banking Company was organ
lied with u capital of $4,000. The directors are
X. A. Handy, Of Lincoln, Neb-i A. W. Robert
son. and Mr.. Wilcoq of Hill City. Kansas, and j
W Lowe ana M. beckley, OF PQlLllpSDurE- ms
Company has purchased a lot on the square and
have completed arrangements for the erection of
a splendid two story brick building early in the
summer. The bank viii open in temporary
bHilding for business about April 18th.
CHICAGO. KANSAS AND NEBRASKA r. r.
Prominent among the causes that have contrib
uted to the remarkable development or Kansas
and Nebraska during the past year may be men
toned the advent of the Chicago, Kansas and Ne
braska railway Crock lsland) By means of this
line new and important territory has been opened
la n ATS -
Within twelve month the Chicago, Kansas and
Nebraska has opened nearly 1900 miles OF road.
an average Of nearly 100 miles month, record
never surpassed oy any railway company Tor an
equal period Of time. II Is one Of the best
structed roads in the United States. The roadbed
il OF the very best the track is of heavy steel and
the bridges are the most substantial stone and
iron structure The e. X q n. is part Of the
chicago, Rock Island & Pacinc railroad system.
The ''PhiliPsburg Line will be extended to Den
yer and Colorado Springs during 1883, and viii
probably be pushed 70 the Pacific coast at an
carly day.
Take the Rock Island route when you come
west.
An towns the C. k. 4 n. It. R. passes through
All the officers of the C. X. & n. are gentle
men and the people appreciate their worth.
Do you know why everybody coming west ask
for tickets over the G.. *. s. N? The answer is
simply this; They employ none but gentlemen
their line.
Why does John Sebastian, Gen Ticket and
Passenger Agent of the g. X 4 n. r. IL. stand
The answer is. simply because he takes pleasure
in answering ali communications in a prompt and
satisfactory manner,
The Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska Town Co.
have $50 acres of land adjoining Phillpsburg,
and 400 residence lots in the city. They Oher
big inducements to parties wishing 10 improve.
G. A. SPAULDING 4 CO, Agents.
BRIEF MENTION.
The space allotted for this general
write up of Phillipsburg has all been
exhausted and more too, and yet there
are other business men whom we would
ike to no ice. But they and we must
be content this week by the brieIest
mention.
We have two large lumber yards,
Howell Bros. and L. X. Morris and viii
soon have the third one. We have
three good physicians other than the
one mentioned in the foregoing, to-wit:
DR.. HOuck, an old citizen and enjoy
ing q large practice; DR.. Brothers, who
has q good practice; also DIR. Carman,
q new man but highly recommended.
The Crosthwait Implement Co. is a
strong firm doing an extensive business.
o. W. BickfOrd, an old citizen and re-
tired merchant, is an extensive live
stock dealer of ample means. Smith &
earle and c. Mccall are young but ris-
mo and reliable lawyers. w. c. Cal
houn. Baker g CrOzier, n. l.. Young
and Henry Gordon are contractors and
builders and splendid Workmen. d. L..
LAWYER is a good mason and plasterer'
Wan. Douglas and E +. Carpenter are
No. i blacksmiths. Sam DetWiler IS q
wholesale dealer ia -four j. I. Petty is