Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-10-18
Fresh groceries at POlings.
KlVSAS.

The N. E. church parsonage is
being greatly improved.
Paints, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos.
Proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioners next week.
10 per cent. discount on clothing
at the Chicago Fair.
-Stuttz! He has never had his
equal in his part.-Teras Siftjng8.
Cash paid for chickens and hens,
by E. L. Prince & Son.
The Presbyterian congregation
is still without a pastor we learn.
10 per cent. discount on trunks
at the Chicago Fair.
The foundation OF the new Bap-
tlst Church is rapidly nearing com
pletiOn.
S. S. Fisher & Co.'S. is headquar-
ters for cigars, They always keep
the best brands.
Henry Gordon is happy now.
A bright little boy has taken up his
permanent residence at his house.
Stuttz held the audience spell
bOund.-ATkan8a8 TraUeIer, Little
Rock.
Stove wood will be taken on sub
tcriptiOn to the HERALD so long as
this local is running in the paper.
We learn that all the Republi-
can papers in Rawlins County except
one, have come out for Decker as the
straight Republican Candidate.
Now is the time to purchase your
heaters for the winter you will find
fine line of both soft and hard coal
stoves at G. w. Young & Co.'S. If
Rev. Morley, of Marvin, preach
ed at the M. 3. Church last Sunday
! forenoon. Pastor Beckhart was act
| ing as Elder at the quarterly meeting
at Marvin.
We learn with regret that Mrs
II. S. Granger is no better. The Sen
atOr is with her at ST. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, where she is receiving medical
treatment,
/ 1t is reported that Montgomery
) & Go. are organizing L. K. Pratt
clubs all over the county. The
scheme is to trade off candidates on
the county ticket for votes for Pratt.
j S. Long, of Highland, Kansas,
will arrive at Phillipsburg with a car
: load of fine apples and wishes to
close them out Friday and Saturday
this week. Now is your time to buy,
-''Love the only Plausible Reason
for the Redemption" and ''Ihe ag-
gressive Character of Christianity,
are the themes selected by Rev A. D.
Beckhart for the services at the NJ
? b. Church next Sunday: All are invi-
? ted.
The mother and sister Of John
/ Dawson, who were here from Illinois
S visiting, were called suddenly to re
Q turn home. A son of Mrs. DawsOn's
fell from a scaffoId while he was
painting, a distance of thirty feet and
was seriously injured.
= - The Soldiers reunion held at
Kirwin three days last week was
we'll attended we learn, especially or
+ Friday. Speeches were made by Rev
Z Simmons, Of PhilIipsburg, W. II. Nc
= Bride. Ex-Congressman Hanbacl
l and others The next reunion vii
be held at Phiilipsburg.
Farm for sale II mile east Of
Phillipsburg containing 142 acres
Reason for selling wish to retir,
from farm life on account of old age
For particulars call on me OF tht
farm. Terms easy, no fancy prlc,
y asked IF GEO. DOWsE.
"A New MILLINERY STORE Mrs
n Frank Gray, Of Logan, and Mrs. Mag
9 gle James have bought, and will opeI
s up a new and complete stock of MILL
= merry. goods, one door north of tn,
T. First National Bank. The store vii
be opened for business Saturday o.
this week. The ladies OF Phillips
j. county are solicited to give us a call
q Satisfaction guaranteed.
You can get any
thing you want in the
furniture line cheap Of
{ w. H. Kratz.
We this week send out a supple
ment cOntaing a full history Of thu
Atwood Judicial Convention which
o history is sworn to by delegates anC
2. CAborc who arn fuT1v c0uDetnDE Il