Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-06-13
TIE HERALD.
PHII.LIPSBURG, KANSAS
KANSAS

a. IS, STAY a9'. hats st almost half price
Osborn is busy putting in her
water-Works.
butcher will not be undersOld in
wall paper.
The corn looks well we learn all
over the county.
Keep your money at home by
buying flour and feed of G. w. Cole.
The highest market price paid
for corn by II. S. Polling & Co.
Paints, oils and varnlsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
The Lincoln Republican of May
D cOnts med 49 sherIffs sales.
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
Wanted by Il. S. Polling & Co.,
duck and geese feathers.
butcher, at the post Office is sell
ing 25 cent novels for Is cents.
Attend the special sale at the
Chicago Fair, Saturday, June IA, go.
Go to butchers for family and
pocket bibles. If
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Eight cents a bolt.
The putting in of water-works in
Phillipsburg will make times quite
lively here this summer.
The recent rains IN this county
are bringing on the corn finely. The
small grain will not amount to much.
S. S. Fisher & Co.'S. is headquar-
ters for cigars. They always keep
the best brands.
One morning the family Of VIM
BIsseu gathered a bushel of straw
berries from their vines.
The low rate on the railroads are
thing of the past and if you want
to travel now you must pay full fare
Highest market price paid fol
butter, eggs and corn by H. S. Pol
ing & Co.
The strawberry supply is ex
hausted IN Phlllipsburg. For awhile
they sold at 8 cents per quart.
Good farm loans in this COUNT
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay b.
VIM. Bissell.
Commissioner John 81. Ham say
that the prospects for corn is bright
is never better at this time Of yea
than now.
H. S. Polling has bought larg
lot Of vtursngnFs 20 thnru for T11rngnf
of all styles. He is selling them a
wholesale prices.
Theodore Smith is getting a nice
stand of blue grass in his door yard
He has large water tank and water
his grass and trees frequently.
C. w. Cole will keep constantl
on hand Marvin Mills flour and chOI
feed, bran, shorts, ETC., at lowest liV
ing rates. If.
The Teachers Normal Institute
now in session at this place and th
town is full of good looking "schoC
marms."
F. Z. M. butcher, at the postot
fee, is agent for all the eastern news
papers. You can subscribe for an
u N-AC-A4 O--AOl4e5AA ILL SAs
IS. B. Farwell, of Osborn, ha
been appointed Receiver of the Xii
win Land Office. He Is the father c
Mrs. John Scott of this pl8ce.
G. w. Cole has enlarged h
store room and will keep a wholesal
-four and feed store in connectlC
with groceries. IF.
Members of the Council wi
went to Belleville to inspect the
water-works report that they did n,
find citizen who was opposed to Il
works there.
II. T! M. butcher has just r
ceived the largest and finest stock
wall paper ever brought to Phillip
burg. Don't buy any till you exRmil
his at the pOstOfice.
-Thos. J. Dorsey informs us th
while his small grain will be no goo
his corn prospects are as encouragiI
as last year and he raised $50
bushels in 1889.
Smithing Coal. Gen
u1ne Blossburg, ker
by Decker & Son.
The law firm of Spauidlng
Dawson has been dissolved. b
Dawson viii locate In Orleans, Ne
and Mr.. SpRulding viii continue bU
mess at the old Office.
H. A. Harmon not only kee
constantly on hand the best and pU
est drugs, but has q splendid ASSOC