Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-26
J. @. & E. S. LATSBAUGH,

Bargains in blankets at the Chi
cago Fair.
Mrs. Dr. Wallace is still no bet
ter.
Window glass at French & John
sons.
House for rent, Enquire at the
HERALD Office
R. A. Handy begins to look like
himself again.
Last Saturday this locality had
a fine rain and on Sunday the first
snow of the season fell.
Pratt & Lewis have new and bot
tom rates on farm loans. They can
do you good.
Sheriff Mcclure Is now driving
his fine three year old colt. It prom
lses to be very useful animal.
WANTED, a good hand to work in
my tailor shop, either man or woman.
q. A. BLUE.
"A Missouri evangelist named
Smith IS holding a revival at the NJ
r. church this week.
If you want to sell, exchange or
buy realestate, my office is the place.
@. TwITCHELL, Sc corner square.
-AC. K. & n. detective we learn
has been about Phillipsburg and east
of here for a week or so.
A nice new baby pnt in appear
ance at the residence of Geo. Coles
several days ago. It's a boy.
Nice Fresh Oysters is now the
order of the day at E. A. Pages
Short order House. If.
Irwin Mcdowell is advertising tc
sell his livery stable stock See his
notice of public sale in another place
When you desire a pleasant physic
try st. Patrick's Pills. For sale by
S. S. Fisher & Co.
For reliable insurance call OF
Pratt & Lewis, they have solid ole
line companies, and low rates.
The new bank building is nearing
completion. This is one of the fines
buildings west of the Missouri river.
1000 dollars worth of clothing a
actual cost at the Chicago Fair. FO
particulars see our ad in this paper.
Attention is called to an interest
ing letter from D. A. Huling from
Oregon on the first page.
5000 bushels of corn wanted a
Poling's in exchange for goods anC
on account, for which we will pa,
market price. 2-w.
Hon. L. T. McCoun, member o
the firm of @. A. Spaulding & Co., o
this place, is now making Republi
can speeches in Iowa.
Money at lowest rates on farm
and city property. No delays. In
terest payable at my office. Q
Twitcheu with VIM. Bissell
Miss Mildred Lamb, daughter O
Editor G. J. Lamb, of Kirwin, an,
Mr.. @. @. Wilson, of the same place
We're married October IT,
All kinds of dry goods includin,
a fine line of dress goods at great,
reduced prices at James Woods tn
Cheap Cash Store
Since VIM. Bradley has takel
charge Of the National hotel, fOrme
patrons Of the house have returned t.
it and he is doing a thriving business
DO not think of making a farm
Oan until you have called on Pratt
Lewis, for they can do you good an,
ave you money.
Those who have figured the SIT
uatiOn think Dan Smith will be elect
ed by from so to 200 majority anc
that the entire Republican ticket vii
be triumphant.
In another column will be foun,
a notice of the stock sale Of William
II. King and j. T Isnogle, about fOu
miles north Of Phillipsburg. Date o
! sale November I'd.
$4,000 to loan on farm and cit
property. No delays. Interest an,
principal payable at my Office. Yo1
can pay off the principal any tim
after one year. c. Twitchell, wit
/ VIM BisselL
Mrs. Emery, the lady who wrot
the (pamphlet) the ''Seven COnspiri
cies'' viii speak in Klrwin, Oct 9th
Mr.. Campbell the young NeOsh
county farmer and orator viii spea
at Kirwin the same day.
That we may be enabled to pull
lish the result as early as possible til
Republican committeeman Of eac
township Is requested to send In til
vote cast In his township as early &
] it can be ascertained