Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-04
REAL ESTATE.
Bargains at the Chicago Fair.

Bargains at the Chicago Fair.
Did you notice the partial eclipse
OF the sun New Years day?
Call at French & Johnston's for
an 1889 almanac, FREE.
-Winshlp sell salt for S1.75 per
barrel. 1921
H. S. Poling's two children have
been seriously i'll.
All through last month in this To-
cality December was as pleasant as
May.
At cost and below cost hats. CAPS.
mittens, gloves, boots and shoes.
1927. JAS. WooDs
Lawyer G. A. Spaulding has
been having a tUssle with neuralgia
and a swelled up face
"A great many children have the
past ten days been i'll from severe
colds. 1t IS almost an epidemic.
I will close out at cost nv stock
OF boots and shoes, gloves and nit
tens, and hats and caps.
1O-2t. Jas Woons
Mr. @. E. Anderson, one of the
editors Of the Kirwin Chief, was mar
ried on the 23d ult., to Mss Thomas,
of COwles, Nebraska.
The young people had leap
year party at Cummings hall on last
Monday evening. They report an
extra fine time
Prominent Rock Isl?nd officials
have advised their employees to invest
in Phillipsburg real estate. They
say this IS to be large town.
Hard and soft coal kept by j. H
Decker q Son Can order by teIe-
phone or leave your orders with Vim.
BoughtOn, who will deliver the same.
D. S. Maxon has Just returned
from Iowa and brought with him a
hne CIYdesdale stallion. which he ex-
poets to keep on his farm just east of
town.
We were in error last week in
stating that Judge w. II. Pratt was
IN Arizona. We had misunderstood
Mr.. Lewis. The Judge is still in
Oregon.
We desire to publicly thank our
friends for so many kind and sYmpa-
thlzlng fayors shown us in the hour
Of our sad bereavement.
L. j, and SADIE M. LOAR.
Go to George Veeh, at Stuttgart
for lumber, and everything usually
found In first class lumber ward.
HIS prices are as low as the lowest.
Give him a call If
The Council let a contract for the
building Of city prison to Mr.. Hen
ry Gordon and Dick COwen. the to-
tai cost of which will be S252.5O. Tt
will be located on VIM. Boughton's
lots northeast Of the square.
Married, on the Both of Deem
Der. at the residence of E. E. Webb.
Of Crystal township, by w. NJ. Webb
j. P, MIR. Linpeas Walters. of Smith
county, to Miss Julia n. Norton. of
Phillips county, Kansas.
j. S. Jacobs, of Arcade township.
raised this year 1,400 bushels of corn
on so acres. He had a fair crop of
N--Oeto cA1SO- liz CulIl5 mere from
Kentucky a few years ago and likes
this part of Kansas first rate,
Rev Simmons, of the Bap-
tIst church, is holding a protracted
meeting at the Rising Sun school
house about three and a half miles
north of Phillipsburg. We are in
formed that there is being consider
able interest awakened.
Henry Ralph has skipped out
owing Tor his paper several years.
We believe he went to Ottumwa. Iowa.
The newspaper men there are noti-
fed to look out for him as he IS a
fraud. He IS not advertised because
he IS poor, but because he is so fla
grant falsifer-
! The Kansas City Times sent a
special representative to Agra to per
sonaIlY enquire into the false report
! printed by that paper about white
caps Outrages" near thattoWn. Find
ing that it was a falsehood made out
OF whole cloth, they very properly ex-
plain that they We're victimized and
( that the said report is false.