Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-16
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Millinery, Fancy Goods and Ladies', Fur, bs,,,s
Goods East Side Square

Goods, East Side Square
40 class OF business houses are more libersfv
as Il Is often called. and where 10 seen -If'
tbf "o ovJiolniHS mead wear are among the
lhlhss sought for IN any city The establish
ment Of Mrs. HicSenlooper on the easf So sIl
one o. me needs OF Fhlliipsburg in this line and
You viii ind the new shape IN hats ana bOT7ef-'
ana these IN the hands of a first class trimmer
solves the problem of ''where shall % ~ gaf
me "a new hats' Ladies' viii find nice VARIETY ~
1 Aou9hs ana fancy goods aud anything conljns in
the department of Furnishing Goods Her store
shows taste and skill in the ARRANGING az fbe
goods ana ladies viii do well 20 remember the IL
/ e"'on "hen looking for goods in her line.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Chas. James Proprietor
This house. though not the largest ranks
"-iSIllS lie oest hoLeis or the city, when prices
This house is located on east side of me s0uare
anu furnishes good homelike place for AM WHO
"lsn 10 secure low rates. Mr. James the pro
HIItSii~L, ls !. native OF Wisconsin and good
Mu+otesone Fellow. His endeavor to please the
puohc are fully shown by the popularity ne
t o"SS eI7,allls. for comfortable room and meals
HJ moderate price. one could not do better than
StoI >l JHe NHuonal; where everything partakes
Oh cleanliness and the meals are of substantial
order We call the attention OF transients who
,l,,,,, TOE i"o.et"IS charges W tn good ac-
/ S62i4"'oe@uonS TO this hotel knowing they will
ma comfortable quarters while in the citv
w. II. TOOKER,
North Side Restaurant
There are few residents of Phillipsburg who
are NOT more or less familiar with the establish
ment Of W. II. TOOkcr, who is prominently before
H! meal lH me CIV ius place known as the North
side Restaurant is located near the west CORNER
( OF Ihe square, and furnishes Couvenieuces for
nt' iS 10 or1eF' or regular board by the day or
week an moderate prices. SIR. LOCKER gives his
personal attention 10 all the requirements of his
TueSt-77' ana eIutaNofs TO Keep home-ike place.
In all departments OF this business there ia
uouceao.y "a marked orderly and systematic
meLhod l9r inc proper and correct conduct of the
work, and his patrons numbered among the
best people OF the city.
c. BRUNER,
Tin and Sheet Iron WoIk. NortL west Garner OF
40 account of Philipsburg industries would
bc complete without some mention of C. Bruner
NNilo Is an eApeFenced and practical tim and
sheet iron worker All orders entrusted to him
VIII be hlled in a perfectly satisfactory manner
ana ms prices VIII De reasonable and Just
Mr.. Bruner is a native of Switzerland a gentle
man of long experience in the business and hay
me proper facilities for the carrying on this in
dustry Will be able to supply customers with am
the needs in his line His place of business viii
be found i'm the rear of the Drug Store northwest
corner of the square, where he will be pleased 10
wait upon all who favor him with their custom
BEAM Il BULHAND,
FonsOrial Artists, West Side OF the Square
In compiling the various professions aud bust
ness houses OF our city, we must not fail to make
mention of the q. X. ~ n Barber Shop. Ia no
profession of public business does it require =
more thorough knowledge Of human nature. or "a
more practical conception of the care of a mans
face than that of the barber. Those who have
artists that inhabit the wiids of this country can
appreciate good shave, and the place to get it is
yersal verdict of all who have their work done BY
these gentlemen Two chairs are kept in con
slant use presided over by many thorough
and practical artists III their line specially Is
made Of ladies and chidren's hair cutting
G.. b. AUSTIN,
Billiard Parlor, Southeast of the square.
1t has been trurhfully proclaimed that "busi-
ness before pleasure enrChes all. Let that.
be as it may, when the body becomes weary the
mind tatgued by commercial and worldly affairs,
to indulge in game of billiards or pool recuper-
he 81 ln-
comes himself again. Such Il resort in this cifv
where innocent amusement can be fOund sur-
rounded by needed accommodations, with geneal
attendants, is the room OF the firm which heads
TINS article Everything Is conducted in an or
derby manner, and the proprietor uses his best en-
deayors to make his patrons feel at home. Lovers
OF the cue Will remember the room known as the
Harmony Billiard Hail.
H. A. HARMON,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c, East Side of Square.
This house, one of the oldest in the town
and under the management Of Mr.. Harmon en-
JOYS deserving reputation for accuracy and
liability in its prescription department The store
is well stocked with choice drugs, chemicals, med
cines, toilet articles &c. of the best quality Spec
lal care Is PAID TO the compromising OF physci ans
prescriptions. and in this respect the establish
meut is'pOpular with the medical profession and
Ihe puD-ic. "A Tul supply OF paints and oils are
here TO be found, and the quality Of the goods
sold are among the best brands. Mr. Harmon is q
clever gentleman, and parties doing business with
him are well treated.
G. W. COLE,
General Merchandise and Dealer in Produce,
We viii venture to say no house in the
city has built mp a more prosperous business
than the subject of this sketch He is one of
the pioneers In the county, coming from Pennsyl-
vania good many years ago. His store is well
stocked with Il choice line OF staple and fancy
groceries, canned goods fruits and vegetables
He handles all kinds of produce aud makes q
home market for all goods under this head. s
The goods handled by Mr. Cole are fresh and Gus
toners have the assurance that no inferior or
adulterated goods viii be sold them BV careful
attention to business he has secured a liberal
Oh IN FT Efr Tlar will Ia
remember his location when making purchases in
these lines.
". B. HANAWAY.
Dealer in Stationery. Books, Cigars and Confec-
We call the attention Of our readers to this new
establishment which is 80 convenient for the pur-
chase.of goods in its line. Mr.. HanaWay starring
IN about three months ago, has already received
a liberal share of patronage, and cannot fail Of
making it more popular as our city increases her
growth He carries Il full line of stationery.
books. confectionery and cigars Mr. HanaWGv
is among the youngest of our business men, but
has developed qualities which are sure TO win
success. and we cheerfully call the attention Of
buyers 10 his line OF goods
j. NJ. HATFIELD,
Barberzhop, down stairs Stinson building.
That 'Phillips5urg has good establishments ia
all its lines OF business is not uufrequent re-
mark. Among the same we call your attention 70
the slCp OF j. NJ. Hatfield where good shave
or irst class hair cut can be obtained. This
gentleman is "a native Of Ohio and has been in bus
mess mere Tor the past year ana a nail He mas p
list Of patrons from among the hest people, which
are guarantees OF the work done in his shop. His
pace is equipped with the needed cOnyeniences 10
make 10 first class in every respect, and he spares
no pains In his endeavOr TO please the patrons
who come into his place of business.
j. B. WOODS.
Among the many representative men OF Phil
hpsburg who have enjoyed the full respect and
confidence OF tine people while serving as county
officers, is our eX-shcuH j. b. Woods Coming To
Kansas from Illinois, his native state, in 1873 ana
taxing a homestead has steadily pursued q
course Of action which made him popular, and 10
1881 he was elected sheriff aud held the ONCE Two
terms to the general satisfaction OF the people