Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-31

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buying -four and feed of g. w. Cole
Old corn has gone up to 40 cents
per bushel here.
The highest market price paid
for corn by 81. s. Polling & Co.
District Court again sets at Phil
liPsburg Sept list.
Good choice butter can always
be found at 3. II. Evans. If
Pants, oils and varnlsh sold at
s. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday to levy the tax for 1890
Wanted by Il. s. Polling & Co.,
duck and geese feathers.
Some farmers in this county still
insist that if it rains within a week
they will haYe q fair crop of corn.
-Remember we Will send the HER
AID till November Is, to new sub
scribers, for Is cents.
Highest market price paid for
butter, eggs and corn by II. S. Pol
ing & Go.
IS. S. Fisher & Co.'s. is headQuar-
ters for cigars They always keep
the best brands.
just before going to press we
learn of the death Of a daughter of
Mr.. Bell, proprietor of the Racket
Store She was aged five or six years.
Good farm loans IN this county
and city loans on PhilIipsburg prop
9rty will be filed without delay by
VIM. BisseIl.
g. w. Cole will keep constantly
on hand Marvin Mills -four and chop
feed, bran, shorts, etc, at lowest Iiv-
ing rates. If.
g. w. Cole has enlarged his
store room and will keep a Wholesale
-four and feed store in connection
with groceries. IT,
H A. Harmon not only keeps
constantly on hand the best and pur-
est drugs, but has a splendid assert
ment Of wall paper which he is sell
ing at bedrock figures. If
The Baptist Church dedication
did not take place last Sunday as adj
Vertlsed but was postponed to a future
time as it is not clear of debt. $500
| of the $500 were subscribed however
last Sabbath.
Cards Of invitation have been
sent out inviting the little folks to
attend a birthday party at VIM. STREET
toms on Friday evening, August LIST,
in honor of Nellie q. StrettOn, aged
twelve years.
An infant child Of Rev. and Mrs.
J +. A. Case died last Saturday night
and the funeral took place on Mon
day, Rev. Wilson officiating. The
sOrrowing parents have the sympathy
/ OF the community.
! Clark Q. Danforth, a frst-class
| job and newspaper eOmpOsitor of
! Phlllipsburg, who has been assisting
US the past few weeks, left for Abb
| lene on Sunday last.-Smjtb Center
! Pioneer Bulletin.
IS. G.. Slower, the northwest can
| dldate for state treasurer, is growing
! more popular as time rolls on. He
/ will be our next treasurer of this
state. IT'S the hand writing on the
wall.-COHrtt0Bd Register.
After a long time the Govern
ment has allowed Uncle Charles
Tracy pension. He ought to have
had it years ago for he has a very
defective leg. We congratulate him
on his finally getting what has long
been due him.
The Young Peoples Prayer Meet
! ing of the Y. p. S. @. E., will meet
! Saturday evening, August 2, at the
Presbyterian Church. Subject: Tenn
| perance. HE that overcOmeth," /
John sd, 5; Rom. 1872, 3; Rev. 81,
Rev. 3;5, 10, II, II. q.
John BisselI says that there is a
| great deal of nutrition in the corn
stalks this year aad that cattle will
eat them clear down to the ground
/ and will do well on the feed. He has
gone through drouths before and
knows what he says is correct on this
subject.
You can now get the HERALD at
Excursion or campaign rates. Try
it TIL Nov. 18th for % cents. The
State Alliance Advocate six months
and the HERALD to Nov. 18th, 1880.
both for IS cents cash. These extra
ordinary low rates good till further
notice. tf
Rev. Fleisher spoke on Prohi-
bltlOn last Sunday night and In about
thirty minutes time made powerful
arrangement Of the "Reminiscences.
he cOntrasted the late Prohibition
Convention at Topeka with the re-
submission convention at the same
/ place a few weeks ago 3,l0O dele
gates attended the first named while
only about 100 attended the latter. %
OF them being from Wichita whose