Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-28

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5. S. Fisher and Cos.
Remember the city election Is on
Monday, April 9TH.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Eight cents a bolt.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. i
Frank Cutie died on Monday.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair,
A car load of trunks received at
the Chicago Fair.
Assessor Newton is now peram-
bulating about, listing property for
taxation.
Butter and eggs taken in ex-
change for novelties, millinery or
other goods, and part cash-paid if de-
sired at Charles James. IF
Go to Chas. James for garden
seeds of all kinds and varieties. Our
seeds are home grown and we guaran-
tee them. When sold by the bulk we
can save you 100 per cent. 2t.
VIM B1ssen thinks it is only
matter of time when the Missouri
Pacific railroad will build a branch
from Kirwin or Marvin to Phillips
burg
Mrs. E. B. Sewen gave a social
party Wednesday evening last in
honor of her sister, Miss Winnie
/ Move. We learn it was a pleasant
affair.
Miss Bertha Ainslie entertained
a few Of her friends at her home last
! Wednesday evening. All report a
! very enjoyable time and lots of good
tafy.
Lawyer c. A. Lewis has been
employed by Ex-County Clerk Hart
man to defend him in the suits
brought by the County Attorney by
order Of the Commissioners.
Have you noticed the magnif-
cent Dining cars that now run be-
! tween PhiItipsburg and Kansas City?
A portion Of the time car Is at our
depot 1t is a beauty.
The ladies of st. Phillips Guild.
| a society of the Episcopal church, will
give a dime museum on Tuesday eve
ming, April LIST, 1890 in the store
room under Cummings Hall.
H. A. Harmon not only keeps
constantly on hand the best and pur-
est drugs, but has a splendid assort-
ment of wall paper which he is sell
ing at bedrock figures. IF
Immense damage was done by
prairie fires in the north part of
Rocks and the south part of Phillips
counties last Sunday Fire also did
great damage in other localities.
II. j. Scott will have a stock sale
at his residence four miles northeast
of town Tuesday, April LIST, at which
time he will sell 2 mares, one gelding,
one colt, five COWS and three calves.
Mr.. Prehim, who travels over the
county considerably, says there is a
magnificent quarry of granite five
miles south Of Marvin. exactly like
that near Long Island from which
f rock is being constantly shipped to
2 Lincoln and Omaha.
The wind in this locality last
Sunday, Monday and Thursday was
strOng-in fact hOwled and rOared
C like a young hurricane. Kansas gen
. orally beats the nation for fine
, weather but occasionally gives us
l some rocky days.
County Treasurer Barber says il
/ it turns out that the Treasurer is en-
r titled to but 81, 800 year, he will re-
= sign as he would lose money to con
. tinue In the Office. He has to have {
5 clerk and after he IS paid there would
= not be enough left to support his
family.
John G. Gebhart has Just re-
ceived a fresh lot of dry goods, boots
2 shoes, clothing. and In fact every
e thing usually kept in a first class
/ general store. Go to Gebharts fol
/ good goods and lowest prices. He
= has a very complete assortment anC
j his prices are at bed rock. Do no
= buy without visiting his store. 1t
Mr.. D B. Bailey, a successful
q farmer of Norton county, informs u
> that he has constructed a fine pOnC
) on his farm and will stock it witt
Y fish. He is an enthusiastic advocate
r Of the proposition for all the farmer
o to make ponds. He says that In al
d early day on the plains the pony eX
/, press companies constructed ant
b maintained successful ponds alOns
y their routes from which to water thei
horses,