Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-07-19
It viii be to be interest of all


parties buying -four to go to Mckee
as he is prepared to make prices to |
suit all.
Sine Albaugh, let it be remem- /
bered. is still on deck with all kinds |
of fresh and salt meats. South side
Of the square.
Pratt & Lewis are fixing up the
interior Of the old POstOfhce building.
When finished it Will be q splendid
location for business.
Rev. Littell, of Logan, who was
here in place Of Elder Green, preach
ed two very interesting sermons last
Sunday.
See what Rosenberg & DIichal-
isky have to say in their new ''ad'', as
it will interest you.
CHICAGO FAIR.
July 18th was a day of storms
throughout the whole country. Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa came In
for a good share of the damage.
"A good work horse for sale or
trade. VIII trade for a good car
riage horse and give some boot. En-
quire at the HERALD Office.
Geo. II Tucker has purchased
lumber for the erection of an art gal
lery. We have not learned the lOca-
ton on which he expects to build.
Last Saturday this section was
visited with the hardest rain of the
season. Jacob Close says PlOtner
creek was higher than it had been for
years.
We learn at the treasurer's Office
that the penalties paid on delinquent
/ taxes this year up to July distribu-
ton, amounts to one thousand and
twenty-five dollars.
H H. Bennett, the popular gro
| Ger, is building up an excellent trade
in his line. Mr.. Benefits motto is
quick sales and small profits" Call
on him and get price list.
There is a movement on foot for
another horse race, July 9th. This
time Billy the Kid" owned by @.
M. Mcclure, will be matched against
the roam mare owned by j axe Hoover.
Henry Berger, Of the @. K. & n.
meat market, is now ready to supply
everybody with fresh and salt meats
He will give good weight and furnish
his customers with the best beef the
market affords. Call and see him.
N. w. Pyles, who has been quite
sick the past two weeks, is no better
On Monday evening MIR. Pyles was
taken to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Nipps where he will be prop
erly cared for.
"A number of our citizens hac
planned for a social gathering or pic
mic on the banks of the Solomon las
Sunday afternoon, but owing to thu
heavy rain Saturday night, it fel
through with.
Jas. M. SaIlee and VIM. II. Scott
attorney at law, have entered into
partnership. In connection will
the law business they will do a gen
eral real estate and loan business
We wish the new firm success.
The Chicago Fair is closing GU
all its spring and summer goods il
order to make room for winter sup
ply. Remember that the above men
toned goods are going to be close,
out at extra low prices.
ROSENBERG & DIICHALIsKY.
One door south of Bissell Hotel.
The we'll known clothing estab
lishment of J. c. & E. S. Latsbaugi
have decided to go away. In viey
. of this fact your attention is called t
their advertisement elsewhere in thi
paper. To save expense of bOXini
and shipping they propose to sell any
, thing in their line for the next Is day
at actual wholesale prices. Now is tn
time to secure good bargain.
r Mr.. John Hahnenkratt, enc G
the most successful farmers of Phil
lips county attended the conference
last Wednesday evening. The ez
perience of such men as Mr.. Hahnen
kraft was Just what the committe
t was after, and it is to be regrette
S that more of our prominent farmer
could not have been present. Nj
! VIM. Bissell, who has been a close OF
server of the agricultural resource
of the county for a number of years
gave in some valuable pointers tina
j will largely assist the members c
S the committee in making up their re
Q port.
#. NJ. Church Esq, a staunc
= republican Of Solomon township, ar
r nounces this week his intention t
e ask for the republican nomination fc
County Clerk Mr.. Church has II
< sided in Phillips county since 1888
+ He came here from Iowa where
y was known as a successful bushes
man. His occupation now is farmin
and his neighbOrs sneak of him in Oh