Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

Pants, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at.
butchers. Eight cents bolt.
The County Commissioners are
in session this week.
Another car load Of genuine
GHdden wire at French & JOhnston's.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair
go It,! t. butchers for family and
"A car load Of trunks received at
the Chicago Fair
An enormous stock of spring
goods at the Chicago Fair
Last Tuesday was a very windy,
dusty day one of the worst days we
have had in Kansas.
The largest and incest assert
ment Of clothing at the Chicago Fair.
One price to all One door south of
BisseIl Hotel.
Butter and eggs taken in ex-
change for novelties, millinery or
other goods, and part cash paid if de-
sired at Charles James. If
Since our last issue Judge Polling
issued license to we'd to the following
named persons: Frank B. Pratt to
Maggie S. Dawson; also David W.
Smedley to Ida M. Gardner.
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
S. j. Hartman has added in adj
dition to his fine line Of cigars, a
complete assortment of notions,
which he will sell and deliver at east
ern wholesale prices. Give him an
order
Don't be misled by snide adver-
! Users but go right to the Chicago
Fair, where they do just what they
agree to, which is fair and square
dealing. One door south of BIsseH
Hotel.
Hrs. Charles James, one dOo7
north Of the First National Bank
has just received q large and SPLEEN
did stock of 1lelC millinery goods OF
latest styles, lUhiUb 3UilI be sold ul
z tOlCest prices. Ladies call and see
her.
Henry Miller, between 70 and 81
years of age, who resided IN Mound
p township, died on Saturday evening
: He had plOwed during the Afternoon
? and did not complain of being i'll
His death is attributed to old age anC
was apparently painless.
+ After a hotly contested election
at Edgerton, Tuesday, the entire
wOman's ticket was elected as fol
lows: Mayor, Mrs. w H. Kelley
police judge, Mrs. Thomas Greer
Z council, Mrs. S. 3. Ewart, Mrs Stew
: art, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Nat Ross, Mrs
7 Brown.
1t begins to appear that S.
f Hartman's abstract of the assessor
o rolls are not so bad an affair as it wa
= at first thought to be, and is hkel
n that a careful investigation viii prov
that the county had the requisite IL
600 population in 1SSS.-Tuncred /
= Logon Republican,
s. You can always find the freshes
e vegetables, the finest dried fruit an
the best and cheapest groceries {
George Coles. He buys butter, egg
and other farm products, paying a
:. that the mar ket will justify. Farmer
= if you want to sell produce or bu
i groceries try Coles.
it We this week ordered nearl
$4,000 worth Of printing matarii
D. for the HERALD Office. More viii /
: ordered soon from another firm. "
p already had a good job printing o
g fee. We Will soon have one Of tt
NJ best in western Kansas. Bring c
Te your anything from d ladie
"a calling card to a circus show bill.
95 The First Quarterly Meeting
the H. b. Church VIII be held in oil
in church next Sabbath and ALOnda
s. Preaching In the morning by the pa
s. tor and in the evening by the Presi,
nv ing Elder E. w. Allen, following th
er service will be the administration
to the Lords supper. Quarterly CO.
Id ference Monday at 10 a m. Preac
q, ing in the evening by the PresidiI
eh Elder. All are most cordially invite
~ to attend these services.
By THE PAsToR.