Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-15
Fresh groceries at POlings.

Fresh groceries at Poings.
Paints, oils and varnlsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos.
r 3. Winship is building a fine
barn on his residence lot
Picture frames and albums at
cost. See 2. T. M. butcher.
%. W. BickfOrd will pay cash for
hogs and corn. nov Its
N. w. Pyles, who has been Ill so
long, is recovering.
Fresh fish and bulk oysters every
Friday at E. H Evans.
Notice the new adv. Of the Chi
cagO Fair, as it viii interest you
Doctor Wallace's team ran away
last Saturday and demolished his
buggy.
The Post-ofice will be removed
to the west side Of the square about
December LIST.
Miss Mitchell, who has been so i'll
from blood poisoning, IS slowly re-
covering.
IS. S. Fisher & Cos. is headquar-
tiers for cigars. They always keep
the best brands.
The talk is that ex-Judge G. M.
Cole will be Mr.. Barber's deputy III
the Treasurer's office.
-Macgomery & 1Iontnay claim the
credit Of carrying Phillips county for
Pratt. Well let them have the honor.
What a splendid compliment De-
catur county gave Judge Decker.
| That shows Mr.. Decker's standing at
home.
Elder Decker, of Phillipsburg,
will occupy the pulpit at the Chris
| tian church on Sabbath morning and
evening. Norton Courier.
F. T. M. butcher has moved his
book and notion store INTO the build
! ing being fitted up for the POst-office,
on the west side Of the square.
Nov is the time to purchase your
heaters for the winter you will ind a
fine line of both soft and hard coal
stoves at G.. w. Young y Co.'S. tt
The city authorities of Smith
Centre have negotiated their city
bonds for the water works and work
has already commenced on the same.
French & johnson are erecting a
! large addition to their business house;
! The business of this firm is increas-
ing so that they must have more room.
We are glad of Pratt's defeat,
but do not propose to strike an enemy
while down. If Pratt had acted an
honorable man, he need not have suf-
fered this DISQUALIFICATION Courier.
While they have had heavy
SHOWS in Colorado and cold weather
and snow east, yet here IN Kansas
there has been but little snow and
the weather has generally been pleas
ant.
Miss Rayburn, Of Richmond, Ken
lucky, entertained in handsome style
large number OF her young friends
on last Saturday evening at the resi-
dcnce of her sister, Mrs. Rev. Sim
mons, Of this city.
Rosenberg & NlichaIsIy have re
moved their clothing department t.
the rear of the store, where they have
itted up an elegant room and have L
filed with a large stock Of all kline
clothing. Call and see them.
Theodore Bracken, though defea
ted. stands infinitely higher in the es
timatiOn Of we'll meaning people thar
do the men who DETAINED him anC
treacherously betrayed him and cir
cuIated false reports about him.
Why do you spend your money
for that which is not bread Go t.
McKee's where you can buy the
choicest fOurs, both Glen Elder anC
st. Joseph, all made from the bes
winter wheat and at prices to suit al
, who may want to buy.
w. @. Adams, of Rushville town
! ship. informs us that he has manu-
featured so far this fall 5000 gallons
of Sorghum mOlasses. He has beer
at the business the past eight or ter
years and is quite successful in rails
ing sorghum and manufacturing The
syrup.
Farm for sale j mile east o
PhiIlipsburg containing 142 acres
Reason for selling I wish to retire
. from farm life on account Of old age
For particulars call on me OF thu
farm. Terms easy, no fancy prlc,
asked. If GEO. DOWsE.
You can get any
thing you want in the
furniture line cheap O.
w H. Kratz.
NJ n.---.A-- $780, NJ r n