Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-15


wells. 1t.
How is prunells at Is cents per
pound. JAS. WOODS. 2-t.
"A large amount of thing is. pass
ing through here, either for the @. K.
& n. or the Colorado Midland.
d. Mcdonald & Co. have lately
traded for 1000 acres of land in Ken
lucky.
On Friday evening this week the
Building and Loan Association meets
to loan from $500 to 800.
Postmaster Dave Clark is build
ing a house on his farm two or three
miles southeast Of town.
Donald Mcdonald & Co will pay
cash for tax certificates on delivery of
the same. If.
Well filled tourist cars are pass
ing through town almost daily on the
@. K. & n.
Read Weeks and Morse's new
card in this paper. They have en-
gagged in the real estate business.
Give them a call
The HERALD returns thanks to
Senator LOckard, Of Norton, for two
bound vOlumns Of valuable public
documents.
Those who contemplate building
will do well to call on Smith IN the
State Bank Block for anything they
need in the hardware line. 2t.
Parties desiring to engage board
at private house, will find a pleas
ant place at Mrs. A NewlOye's. En-
quire at this office
When you want to subscribe for
any American or foreign newspaper
or periodical you can save money by
calling at McIllvain's News Stand. If.
F. A. Smith has bought lots in
Bissell Place on Second Street and
will build this spring. He will erect
a good house.
Hard and soft coal kept by j. H.
Decker & Son Can order by tele-
phone or leave your orders with VIM.
BoughtOn, who will deliver the same.
The fine new railroad hotel at
Smith Center, was destroyed by fire
last Tuesday night. The fire Origi-
mated in the kitchen. It is a serious
loss.
DO you want a farm loan neigh
Dor? Then come right in and get it.
If you need money to complete your
proof you can have it without extra
charge, If. FRANK STRAIN.
"A. w. Robertson, Cashier State
Bank, has bought lots in Bissell Place,
secured plans from Architect John
son and will build one of the most
tasty residences in the city.
WANTED at once 26 quarter Sec
tions of land IN Phillips county as Sc
curity for farm loans. Money fur
nished on application.
If. BIssELL & MITCHELL.
There will be a donation party at
the IA. p: church for the benefit OF
the pastor, On Thursday evening, Mar
q. A basket lunch will be provided
! by the ladies of the society, twenty
five cents per couple. Coffee free
Everybody, both old and young are
/ cordially invited to come.
Let every reader of the HERALr
/ go to Eugene John, Of Kirwin, if you
want men or ladies' saddles, or har-
ness. He does honest work and is
giving the people some extra bar
gains Just now It will pay you to &C
a good many miles to see him if you
want anything IN his line.
"A fire started near the railroad
track, last Sunday, in the northeast
part of town. The wind was at the
time blowing from the southwest
The fire did no serious damage neal
town, but it ran three or four miles Il
the noFtheastWard, and resulted II
considerable damage to MIR, Collin.
who lost hay and to Mr. Hahnenkrat
who had about 1000 nice walnut trees
destroyed, The fire ran over portions
of w. II. Granger, r. Rodgers, Mr
Aaxon and Mr.. Cary's lands.
Last week we stated that j. S
Barnes had received a notice from
the Bell Telephone company, that /
the Phillipsburg people did not stol
Immediately the use Of the Viaduc
; instruments they would sue the Phil
| hpsburg company and each individ
ual stock holder. Mr.. Barnes say
s We did not understzv.G. ann correctly
/ The Rall company said IN substanc
5 tha6 each individual stock holde
z would be liable to be made defender
to SUIT instituted by them