Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-22
Bargains at The Chicago Fair.

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Mrs. Vogle has been very poorly
the past week or ten days.
Bulk oysters at the east side
meat market.
Let there be a rousing sugar
meeting March 9Th at Phillipsburg.
Mems all wooden underwear 81. 25
per suit at the Chicago Fair.
Rev. Gibson, of Clyde. preached
morning and evening at the Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday.
DR.. Houck's team ran away Tues
day injuring no one but damaging
the buggy some.
Ten per cent discount Oh all
trunks for a short time at Rosenberg
& Michalisky's.
R. A. Handy proposes to take
stock to the amount Of $4,000 in the
proposed sugar refinery.
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.
AT the east side meat market you
can get fresh fish, fresh oysters, and
fresh and salt meats. Prices very
reasonable.
The NJ. E. Mite society will meet
at the residence of j. NJ. Sallee, Tues
day evening, Feb. 26 Everybody
invited to attend.
SPECIAL SATURDAY-Feb. 23d, 10 to
4 o'clock 900 yards best calico a.
81 cents. After 4 o'clock they will be
Z cents. Come. 3. B. SEwELL & Co.
1t now looks like the sugar re-
fnery movement will be a success in
Phillipsburg and in several other
parts Of the county.
Mr.. J. S. Farmer says he resided
in Fairbury, Neb., many years ago.
Then it was dry and crops were more
uncertain than here. Now it rains
plentIfully there.
Notice the large advertisement
of e. B. SewelI & Co. Mr.. Sewell
has elegant line of clothing and dry
goods. Call and look through Mr.
SewelPs store.
There is a bill before the Kansas
Legislature which provides that town
ships may by majority vote become
stockholders to the amount Of $4,000
IN sugar manufactures.
WANTED at once 26 quarter sec
tiOns of land IN Phillips county as Sc
curity for farm loans. Money fur
nished on application.
IT, BIssELL & mitchell.
"A few weeks ago we advertised
$4,000 worth for the Chicago Nelcs
They now have nearly 200 subscrib-
ers at PhllIpsburg. Who will say
that advertising does not pay.
Don't mortgage your property
till you have seen Bisseu & Twitchell
They viii give you aloan at lowest
possible rate. No delays. Money
paid when papers are signed
The pupils of the Phillipsburg
schools viii give an entertainment at
the school house, Friday evening,
February 22d, Washington's birth
day. Everybody invited
We learn that there was a social
party of young people, given in honor
Of MIR. Zimmerman, at the residence
of r. Rogers last Monday evening,
which was a very pleasant affair.
We notice by several exchanges.
in different towns, that amputatiOn of
the arm had been made necessary
from vaccination upon children, In a
number of cases.-LOng Island Inter
Ocean.
About two inches Of snow fell in
this locality last Friday night and for
a day or two the sleds were utilized
For two or three nights afterwards
the mercury went down to zero for a
short time.
Geo. Dill runs a first-class Bak-
cry. He always keeps on hand nice
fresh bread, canned goods. apples,
nuts, candies &c. You can also get a
good lunch very cheap. Don't fail to
call, I'd door west State Bank. FISTS.
On Wednesday the Band did a
little serenadng. Their first hOnOrs
were rendered to Prof. Zimmerman.
their old leader, who was In the city
on a short visit. Next they serenad-
/ ed 0. Il. Johnston, of the firm OF
( French a. Johnston, who recently re-
/ turned from his visit to friends IN
/ Ohio. Mr.. Johnston set up the CT
gars which the boys enjoyed AIr.
! French was OFF on his wedding tour
\ and he had to be serenaded by proxy.