Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-22
Improved Early Ohio seed DO
tatOes for sale at @. w. Coles,

"A side walk is being put down
adjacent to the Presbyterian church
lots.
Nice Fresh Oysters is now the
order of the day at E. A. Pages
Short order House. If.
IS. S. Kelly, who resides three
miles southeast of Phillipsburg, has a |
public sale Thursday, March Is
Donald Mcdonald & Co will pay
f9 for tax certificates on delivery Of
Several persons have taken stock
since the last issue of the HERALD.
j. E. Wright's is the place every
one should go to get good meats and
get them cheap.
Those who contemplate building
will do we'll to call on Smith IN the
! State Bank Block for anything they
need in the hardware line. 1t.
! 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.
The Building and Loan Associa-
ton will furnish Mr.. Swearingen the
money with which to erect a resi-
dence in Cummings addition.
Hard and soft coal kept by J. II.
Decker & Son Can order by tele-
phone or leave your orders with Vim.
BOughtOn, who will deliver the same.
DO. you want 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.
WAIVED at once 26 quarter sec
tions of land IN Phillips county as Sc
curity for farm loans. Money fur
nished on application.
IT, BIssELL & TwITCHELL.
JEFF Hatfield is making arrange
ments to build a residence in Cum
ings' addition east of town, or rather
the Building and Loan Association
will erect it for him on the plan adopt
ed by that association.
Billy Moncrief and Charley
- Haight were up to Alma on a trading
expedition the first of the week.
While there they did some goose
hunting on the Republican river and
succeeded in killing seven.
The Logan Republican says: "a
Republic county farmer claims to have
raised 200 bushels of Kafir corn from
one peck of seed, last year. We
e would be pleased to see this corn
/ thoroughly tested by our farmers this
s year. Seed can be had at I. E. King
l. & Cos.
We neglected last week to cal
especial attention to the new adver
y tisement of VIM. Bradley, who has
/ the finest school furniture we eve
1 saw. It is something new, is cheap
Y is thoroughly warranted and is jus
the thing. Read his ad in another
place.
: Remember the M. E. Donation
> party this Thursday evening. at tn
= church A basket lunch will be pro
= vided by the ladies of the society
- twenty-five cents per couple. COTE
free. Everybody, both old and yOung
p are cordially invited to come.
. Let every reader of the HERAL
I go to Eugene John, Of KlrwIn, If 20
= want men or ladies' saddles, or han
ness. He does honest work and
giving the people some extra ban
I, gains Just now. 1t will pay you to g
a good many miles to see him if 20
It want anything IN his line.
Is E. Albaugh, the well known an
y popular hotel man of this city la
- with his son, a fine bunch of cattle o
his farm five miles south east of Phi
st lipsburg. He says they have don
ID we'll this winter. Mr. Albaugh ha
at been here about Is years and like
IS this country a great deal better tina
IL Decatur county, Iowa, his forme
rs residence.
y Rev. Simmons. Of Phillipsburs
who is assisting Rev Fisher In hi
a revival meeting at the opera hall, hs
a a wonderful faculty for applying hi
IS texts to this age, and placing the al
IS tions Of men as recorded in the 81
at cred history upon a parallel wit
de those Of thepeople of this generation
On or in other words, placing the peopl
lr- of those times before his audience {
3g ( the business men and society WOme
IS, of to-day. HIS sermons are full
le, interest, and to the point, and u
~ trust his labOrs In our city viii /
richly rewarded. Stockton Nsscs.